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The Prince Rupert Community Arts Council is committed to improving quality of life through supporting accessible community involvement with arts and culture on the north coast.  Show your support of Prince Rupert arts and get a discount on many local events by becoming a member.  Sign up as an individual member or renew your organization's membership.
Purchase your membership online using PayPal,  
or pick up your membership card at the next PRCAC event you attend.
Memberships are good fro​m July 1, 2019 to June 30, 2020.
The PRCAC Kaien Island Craft fair is back!       
MARK YOUR CALENDARS November 15th and 16th, 2019 at the Civic Centre.
Registration for the 2019 Kaien Island Craft Fair will open on September 3, 2019!  
(please note that any registrations received prior to September 3rd will not be accepted) 

If you have any questions or comments please email or message the Craft Fair Organizer at:
Email rupertcraftfair@gmail.com / Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/Kaienislandcraftfair/
WORKSHOPS 
Jon Claytor is a painter, animator, movie maker and installation artist.  He lives and works in Sackville, New Brunswick. For more information go to jonclaytor.com
 Mark Thibeault is an expressionist painter currently residing in Telkwa, BC. ​Inspired by abstract expressionists, Thibeault refers to objects and surroundings for lines and shapes to start a piece. For more information about Mark go to markthibeault.com
CALL FOR NOMINATIONS
The arts council recognizes the creative excellence of artists who, through their creativity, contribute to the cultural economy of Prince Rupert and the surrounding area.
To nominate your favourite local artist  please click here
2019 MEMBER GROUP GRANT APPLICATIONS 
NOW CLOSED
Photo: Andrew Strain
​Congratulations! Jon Claytor and Mark Thibeault are the successful applicants for the (inaugural) 2019 Cassiar Cannery Artist-in-Residence program.   The Prince Rupert Community Arts Council & the Cassiar Cannery have partnered to bring this exciting program to the North Coast.  The Artist-in-Residence program provides opportunities for two visual artists to live and work at the Cassiar Cannery for a period of one or three weeks. Artists-in-residence are provided with accommodation and studio space as well as an honorarium to offset the cost of materials, shipping, day to day living expenses and travel. Artists-in-residence must give one public presentation, performance or workshop during their residency.
Our Long Residency artist is Jon Claytor.  Jon is a painter, animator, movie maker and installation artist. He has exhibited his paintings, films and videos in LA, Tel Aviv and across Canada. His work has appeared on countless album covers, including his Juno nominated cover art for Gord Downie’s Battle of the Nudes. He lives and works in Sackville, New Brunswick.
Our Short Residency artist is Mark Thibeault.  Mark is an expressionist painter currently residing in Telkwa, BC. Inspired by abstract expressionists, Thibeault refers to objects and surroundings for lines and shapes to start a piece. Compositions may come together quickly but are often painted over in favour of a composition that will insist it is complete and better than it was.  Mark is also a luthier and has designed and crafted over 400 world-class musical instruments. Mark’s guitars have been featured in Terry Burrows’ 1001 Guitars To Dream of Playing Before You Die. 
NEW  Cassiar Cannery Artist-in-Residence Program
APPLICATIONS FOR  2020 RESIDENCIES WILL BE AVAILABLE IN THE FALL OF 2019​​
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