Latest News from Natasha Chaykowski
We had the chance to visit MPfYCC 2014 co-winner Natasha Chaykowski recently in Calgary. Because she has been working out west since we commissioned a new physical prize identity last year, in particular the “cube” and certificate, this was our first opportunity to formally present the award to Natasha. She was pleased, and genuinely surprised (as seen in these […]
Blood, Sweat and Tears Opens in September
Winners of the 2016 Middlebrook Prize, curators Isabelle and Sophie Lynch will present their exhibition Blood, Sweat and Tears at the Art Gallery of Guelph this fall. The exhibition opens with a reception on September 15, and runs until December 18. A Curator’s Talk and Middlebrook Prize Award Ceremony will take place on November 19. […]
2016 Winner Announced
Congratulations Isabelle & Sophie Lynch! Winners of the Middlebrook Prize for Young Canadian Curators We are pleased to announce that Isabelle and Sophie Lynch have been awarded the 4th Annual Middlebrook Prize for Young Canadian Curators. Their project, Blood, Sweat and Tears (working title), has been selected as the winning submission and will be featured […]
Last Call to Submit to 2016 MPfYCC
Only 5 Days Left! Submit by April 10 for a Chance to Curate an Exhibition at AGG this Fall! Curators under 30 apply by April 10, 2016, for a chance to curate an exhibition at Art Gallery of Guelph this fall and win a $5,000 honorarium! Applicants are encouraged to reflect upon the ways in […]
2016 Call for Submissions
The Middlebrook Prize invites curators under the age of 30 to submit an innovative proposal for an exhibition at the Art Gallery of Guelph, to take place from September 15 to December 18, 2016. Applicants are encouraged to reflect upon the ways in which creative thinking may animate and engage a community, instilling a shared […]
Exhibition Opens in September
Get ready for a whole new exhibition at the Art Gallery of Guelph! Winner of the 2015 Middlebrook Prize, curator Adam Barbu will present his exhibition, The Queer Feeling of Tomorrow, at the Art Gallery of Guelph. The exhibition opens with a reception on September 17, and runs until December 13. “A cohesive and refined […]
