Residency Program

The Music Gallery is proud to announce the return of our residency program!!

After receiving hundreds of applicants last year, we hear you, space is important. 

Our residency program spans over January and February 2024 and provides 4 day residencies at 918 Bathurst to participating artists. The purpose of the residency is to take up space! To be big, to be weird, and to be creatively productive, not capitalistically. There is no pressure to perform at the end of your week here, there is no expectation of productive output, this is a residency program to stretch out and be you!

We welcome all artistic disciplines including but not limited to- visual artists, writers, composers, musicians, performance artists, dancers at any stage of their careers as well as activists, teachers, students, or any kind of creative thinker interested in exploring and expanding their work in a way that needs physical room to grow. 

How to apply: 

Applications are collected via this form. There is no application fee for this program. This program is lottery based, meaning we do not qualify artistic merit within our applicants. Those who need space and whose parameters logistically align for the program, will be granted access to the space. Please be as specific with your needs as possible. 

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The Residency program is made possible through a partnership with 918 Bathurst.

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