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From Data to Relational Direction: Evaluative Practices for Cultural Leaders (Banff Centre)
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Expand your ability to lead with clarity and integrity by embedding evaluative thinking and data strategy as core tools for learning, alignment, and impact.
Visual Arts Thematic - Future Figurations Residency (Banff Centre)
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Centring concepts of decolonial agency and embodied futurity, participants give vision to concepts of possible selves.
2026 SAAG Arts Writing Prize Call for Submissions
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The SAAG is seeking submissions for its 15th annual writing prize, celebrating the work of emerging arts writers and critics
TREX Exhibitions @ Medalta – Opening Reception
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Join us to celebrate two compelling exhibitions, Collision Course and The Looking Glass. Meet the artists, enjoy light refreshments, a cash bar and music from a local performer!
TREX Exhibition: Folk Memoirs at Esplanade Arts & Heritage Centre
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Folk Memoirs exhibition on display at Esplanade Arts & Heritage, Medicine Hat from March 7 - April 4, 2026.
Work of the Week: Remembering Joan Stebbins
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In remembrance of Joan Stebbins, former Director and Curator of the Southern Alberta Art Gallery who passed away on December 13, 2025, we share her artwork “Heart Attacks.”
Sports Writing 2026 - Banff Centre for the Arts and Creativity
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This two-week residency encourages the exploration of new ideas in sports writing.
Career Opportunity: Curatorial Assistant, City of Medicine Hat
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The Curatorial Assistant position with the City of Medicine Hat is a rare and exciting opportunity for museum professionals seeking meaningful, hands-on work with collections, exhibitions, and public engagement.
Spring Writers Residency 2026
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This self-directed program offers time and space for writers to reconnect and reenergize their practice.
Watch: Iinisikimm - an AFA Commemorative Arts Project
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See the video of Iinisikimm, a nighttime lantern performance and homecoming for the buffalo of Banff National Park.