The Hive’s Mission
The Hive Artists Hub is a co-operative educational environment in which visual artists and artisans can explore business opportunities that will enable them to successfully operate self-sustaining businesses.
Mandate:
To attract visual artists from a variety of media to share a downtown location which will act as an incubator for creative, professional and marketing ideas. Artists will be provided with subsidized studio space, retail/gallery storefront and professional development opportunities.
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How to Apply
Upcoming deadline August 15th 2010
To Apply for the upcoming shortterm from Sept. 1 – Dec. 31 2010 please download the application form here: application form
All material must be submitted in hard copy and arrive by mail, courier, or submitted in person to:
The Hive
569 2nd Street SE
Medicine Hat, Alberta
T1A 0C5
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Exhibition on July 24th: PIGEONHOLES
An art opening on July 24th at noon. The exhibition features the artwork of Kristian Jungk, a Visual Communications student, who is really enjoying his workterm at the Hive. Inspired by George N. Barnard and Ansel Adams, Kris tried to create panoramic photography of Medicine Hat.
The exhibition will be up until August 19th.
To see more please visit Kris’ Website www.krju.ca
Published on 28/07/2010 18:17.
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Call for artists and artisans in Canadian Badlands Ltd, Historic Clay District’s The Hive Artists’ Hub.
July 15th, 2010
Medicine Hat –There is one artist and/or artisan studio at The Hive, which is available for an artist of any media for a short term. The application deadline is August 15th, 2010. To apply or for more information, contact Tobie Laliberte at 403.504.5371, tobie@hivehub.ca or visit their website, www.hivehub.ca, or drop by at 569 2nd Street SE in Medicine Hat, Alberta.
The Hive Artists’ Hub is a Canadian Badlands Ltd. initiative, under the supervision of the Historic Clay District. Located in downtown Medicine Hat, the facility has five artist and/or artisan studios which are subsidized through the Rural Alberta Development Fund. Short and long-term opportunities are available for artists, who will also have access to professional
development opportunities and storefront gallery.
For more information, interviews or visuals, contact:
Tobie Laliberte – Artists Incubator Director
The Hive Artists Hub
403.504.5371
tobie@medalta.org
Quentin Randall – Marketing Coordinator
Historic Clay District
403.529.1070
quentin@medalta.org
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Plenty of room at The hive
A flexible studio where contemporary arts are supported with plenty of room. View 360 panorama of the studio
Large retail space for artwork on display. View 360 panorama of the gallery
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Published on 05/05/2010 16:34.
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Interview with local television
Rylee from CHAT TV interviews Tobie from the hive.
And another interview with Tobie and Rachel from SHAW TV.
Published on 05/05/2010 16:30.
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Call for artists and artisans in Canadian Badlands Ltd, Historic Clay District’s new artist incubator in downtown Medicine Hat
April 30, 2010
Medicine Hat – The Canadian Badlands Ltd. and Historic Clay District have partnered to create an artist incubator in downtown Medicine Hat. The space, which will be known as The Hive Artists’ Hub, will provide studio space for artists and/or artisans who wish to focus on their work. In addition, artists will also have access to professional business development and a retail storefront space.
There are five artist and/or artisan studios at The Hive, which are available for artists from a variety of media. The application deadline is May 7, 2010. To apply or for more information, contact Tobie Laliberte at 403.504.5371,
tobie@hivehub.ca or visit their website, www.hivehub.ca, or drop by at 569 2nd Street SE in Medicine Hat, Alberta.
The Hive Artists’ Hub is a Canadian Badlands Ltd. initiative, under the supervision of the Historic Clay District. Located in downtown Medicine Hat, the facility has five artist and/or artisan studios which are subsidized through the Rural Alberta Development Fund. Short and long-term opportunities are available for artists, who will also have access to professional development opportunities and storefront gallery.
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