Jewelry Residencies in Canada

Cape Breton Centre for Craft & Design

Sydney, Canada

The Cape Breton Centre for Craft & Design in Sydney, Nova Scotia, offers multiple artist residency programs tailored for craftspeople, including the Emerging Artist Residency (one year for recent graduates in ceramics, textiles, printmaking, and metal/jewelry), Sydney Teaching Residency (2-12 weeks for instructors), Sydney Studio Residency, and Customs House Artisan Incubator, providing studio access, community involvement opportunities, and skill development.

Gibraltar Point Centre for the Arts

Toronto, Canada

Gibraltar Point Centre for the Arts offers fully subsidized month-long residencies for professional artists on Toronto Islands, providing uninterrupted time to think, create, and experiment. The center hosts various residency types including self-directed programs, thematic residencies, and specialized programs like graduate research-creation residencies, accommodating up to 19 residents at a time.

Harbourfront Centre

Toronto, Canada

Canada's only career-focused artist-in-residence program dedicated to contemporary craft and design, offering opportunities in ceramics, design, glass, metal, and textiles. The program functions as an incubator providing studio space, mentorship, teaching and exhibition opportunities, and professional development within a vibrant creative community.

Malaspina Printmakers Society

VANCOUVER, B.C. V6H 3S3, Canada

The Printermedia Artist Residency Program by Malaspina Printmakers Society in Vancouver explores the intersection of print media with other art forms in a shared, self-directed studio environment at their Downtown (1265 Howe Street) and Granville Island (1555 Duranleau Street, V6H 3S3) locations. It offers six-month residencies with 24/7 access to printmaking facilities, darkroom, digital printing, and additional spaces like woodshop or metal shop, requiring a lifetime membership ($5) and monthly fees around $300 on a cost-recovery basis.