Classic Cinema: Withnail and I
2025-10-26 19:00 - 21:00 (America/Whitehorse) | Klondike Institute of Art & Culture (KIAC), 902 2nd Avenue, Dawson City
Withnail and I (1987)
Dir. Bruce Robinson | England | 1987 | 1h 47min
7pm (doors at 6:30)
Free entry and cash concessions.
Are you the farmer?! This October 26th, come and enjoy the KIAC Classic Films presentation of Withnail and I (1987). Written and directed by Bruce Robinson – his directorial debut and second writing credit after 1984’s The Killing Fields which earned him an Academy Award nomination and a BAFTA win – and starring Paul McGann, Richard Griffiths, and Richard E. Grant (his debut), this classic film with mega cult status has heaps of quotable lines. In a haze of boozing mayhem, two out of work actor friends resist adulthood and responsibility at the end of the 1960s in Camden Town. After they run out of fivers for the pub, they wind up on holiday (by mistake!) in the British countryside where they face the monotony of the real world they so desperately fear. Although sometimes despairing and definitely abrasive, their friendship and growth is charming and highly quotable!

Film contains mild sex/nudity, no violence, severe profanity and alcohol/drug use, and mild frightening scenes.

(s)hiver Arts Society OPEN STUDIO
2025-10-28 17:00 - 21:00 | ODD Gallery
Join Whitehorse artist Gorellaume in completing his (s)hiver mural
📍 ODD Gallery, Dënäkär Zho🗓️ Tuesday, October 28th, 5pm – 9pm🎨 Free & open to all
Help bring the mural for (s)hiver to life!
Whitehorse-based artist Gorellaume invites the Dawson community to join him in painting and completing his mural installation inside the ODD Gallery. This participatory session is an opportunity to connect, collaborate, and contribute to the evolving artwork.
All materials are provided, and no experience is necessary – just come ready to paint, play, and be part of the creative process.

Rain City Improv: A Night of Laughs with Taz & Rae at Dënäkär Zho / KIAC Ballroom
2025-10-31 20:30 - 23:00
Rain City Improv: A Night of Laughs with Taz & Rae
Co-presented by Yukon Arts Centre
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Doors at 8:30 / Showtime at 9:00
Pay what you want!
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Get ready for a wild ride of laughter and chaos as Taz and Rae take the stage in this one-of-a-kind improv comedy show! Audience participation is the name of the game — they’ll take your local gossip and weird lore to spin into scenes that’ll have you in stitches. Watch as Taz and Rae try desperately to fit in as locals, diving headfirst into the quirks and eccentricities of the city (they’ve done no research, by the way). Expect plenty of laughs as some lucky audience volunteers even get pulled onstage to join the fun. It’s a fun, interactive night out that you won’t want to miss!
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Thanks to our funders: Government of Canada, Yukon Government, Canada Council for the Arts
and show sponsors: Northwestel and TD Bank

Improv Comedy Workshop hosted by Taz VanRassel
2025-11-01 14:00 - 16:00
Co-presented by Yukon Arts Centre
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Location: Dënäkär Zho / KIAC Ballroom
Sat, Nov 1, 2:00 – 4:00
Drop-in / Pay what you want
For grown-ups
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Join Taz as he leads you through some of his favorite warmups and approaches to improvised scene work in this fun and interactive workshop. You’ll dive into playful exercises that give you a taste of the joy, confidence, and creativity that improv can offer. No experience required!
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Taz VanRassel has been committed to improvisation and comedic performance since 1995 when he first competed in the Canadian Improv Games. He was a founding member of !nstant Theatre company and a mainstage performer with Vancouver TheatreSports League for 15 years.
He runs his own theatre company, Rain City Improv, where he can be found performing in schools across Western Canada. In addition to live performance Taz acts in tv, film, and often commercials where he can’t believe what a product can do.

His biggest accomplishment to date is co-founding The Sunday Service in 2005 and watching it grow into a staple of Vancouver’s comedy scene. Every Sunday at 8pm at the Fox Cabaret!

Taz is a co-founder, teacher, and coach at Blind Tiger Comedy school in Vancouver BC.
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Thanks to our funders: Government of Canada, Yukon Government, Canada Council for the Arts
and sponsors: Northwestel and TD Bank

'Jazz on the Road' - Hannah Mazurek Quartet Live Concert at Dënäkär Zho / KIAC Ballroom
2025-11-07 19:30 - 22:00 | Klondike Institute of Art & Culture (KIAC), 902 2nd Avenue, Dawson City
Fri, Nov 7
Doors open – 7:30 / Music – 8:00
Pay what you want! Reserve your spot at kiacyukon.square.site
Co-presented with Jazz Yukon – ‘Jazz on the Road’
How do you create music that’s simple and comforting, but adventurous and exciting at the same time? In other words, can you make an audience go “ahhhh” in the same sentence as “hunh?” With a dash of vocal jazz syntax, a tablespoon of surprising harmonic progressions, some honest lyricism, and a splash of delightful time signature math, The Hannah Mazurek Quartet will do their best to serve you up a platter of tunes that are equal parts personal and playful. This genre-defying project will combine original composition with favourites from artists that toe the lines between jazz, blues, classical, folk, and whatever else they happened to be listening to that day.
Hannah Mazurek is a Whitehorse-based vocalist, multi-instrumentalist, conductor, composer, and technician. They have performed in concert and theatre settings across the country including the oratorio Miziwe… everywhere by composer Barbara Assiginaak (Koerner Hall, Toronto, 2019), Larrikin Entertainment’s WYRD: A Musical Unfairytale (Yukon Arts Centre, 2023), The Loon Returns (Problematic Orchestra, 2023), and I Think I’m Fallin: The Songs of Joni Mitchell (Belfry Theatre, Victoria, 2023). With a formal background in classical music, they are the current Artistic Director of Whitehorse’s Problematic Orchestra and have composed for theatre, stage, and film.
When they’re not writing or performing, you can find Hannah coiling cables and plugging things in, as well as playing in many, many, many bands. They also do other things, perhaps too many things, but they’ll spare you from having to read a list of them. Learn more at hannahmazurek.com
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The band:
Hannah Mazurek (vocals and keys)
Jordy Walker (guitar)
Adam Cripps (bass)
Jake Jenne (drums)
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photo: Jon Walters
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Thanks to our funders: Government of Canada, Yukon Government, and Canada Council for the Arts
Special thanks to our show sponsor Northern Vision Development (Downtown Hotel, Eldorado Hotel, and Midnight Sun Hotel)

Classic Cinema: The Big City
2025-11-09 19:00 - 21:30 | Klondike Institute of Art & Culture (KIAC), 902 2nd Avenue, Dawson City
The Big City/Mahanagar (1963)
Dir. Satyajit Ray
Bengal | 1963 | 2h 16m
Free entry, Cash Concessions, doors at 6:30.
“You don’t recognize my mole? I’m still the same housewife.” This November 9th, come and enjoy the KIAC Class Films presentation of The Big City. The Big City, or Mahanagar, is a 1963 film by Satyajit Ray that depicts what happens when a traditional Bengali middle class family in Calcutta meets the modernity of women’s liberation and empowerment. Arati (Madhabi Mukherjee), a housewife and Subrata (Anil Chatterjee), her husband must navigate this change in power dynamics as Subrata loses his job as a bank manager and Arati excels in her new job as a door to door salesperson. Arati’s new job moves her from housebound housewife to downtown dealmaker, giving her independence and confidence that challenge her presumed role and her husband’s masculinity in the patriarchal world of Bengal. Now the breadwinner of the family Arati is faced with the effects of this massive upheaval of roles. Satyajit Ray depicts these rising and falling egos with nuanced dialogue and the fascinating backdrop of 1963 Calcutta.

Kids Dance Class with Jen Suttis
2025-11-10 17:15 - 18:30 | Klondike Institute of Art & Culture (KIAC), 902 2nd Avenue, Dawson City
Kids Dance Class is back! Jen Suttis is teaching two dance classes for five weeks from November 3rd and ending on Dec 1st.
This fall we are offering:
Preschool Dance: 5:15-5:45pm Monday evenings
Kindergarten- Grade 2 Dance: 5:45-6:30pm Monday evenings
!Registration is full!

YUKON48 Film Challenge. Join in the fun!
2025-11-14 17:30 - 2025-11-16 17:30 | Klondike Institute of Art & Culture (KIAC), 902 2nd Avenue, Dawson City
The most fun you can have in 48 hours!
Make a film in 2 days! Get it shown on the BIG SCREEN!
Our annual 48 hour film challenge is upon us!
Join for anywhere in the Yukon and beyond!
$20 per team! Free for youth!
For all the rules and how to sign up check out the website!

Queer Paint Night
2025-11-14 19:00 - 21:00 | Klondike Institute of Art & Culture (KIAC), 902 2nd Avenue, Dawson City
In the KIAC Dënäkär Zho Classroom from 7 – 9 PM once a month.
November 14th
December 5th
January 16th
$5 Drop in + Extra material costs.

ODD Gallery 2027/28 Open Call for Exhibition Submissions
2025-11-19 - 2026-01-19 | ODD Gallery
The ODD Gallery is excited to announce our nationwide Exhibition Open Call for artists and curators across Canada! Selected applicants will have the opportunity to present their work in the ODD Gallery between May 2027 and March 2028.
The Call for Submissions will be open from 12:00 AM AST on Wednesday, November 19, 2025 until 11:59 PM PST on Sunday, January 19, 2026.
If you—or someone you know—would like to bring artwork to our gallery on the edge of the Arctic, please visit our Call for Submissions page for full details on eligibility and how to apply.
Please email gallery@kiac.ca if you have any questions.
We look forward to seeing your proposals and sharing your work with our community.

Yukon 48 Film Screening
2025-11-22 18:30 - 21:00 | Klondike Institute of Art & Culture (KIAC), 902 2nd Avenue, Dawson City
YUKON 48 HOUR FILM CHALLENGE SCREENING
Saturday, November 22nd
Doors 6:30pm
Films Start 7pm
See all the films made last weekend in the Yukon48 Video Challenge. Films from Dawson, Whitehorse and beyond!
Odd films, warm popcorn and awards! Please join us to watch and celebrate this years’ 48 hour film challenge!
Vote for your favourite!
$5 or PWYC. Cash Bar.

Open Studio & Artist Talk with Bronwyn Butterfield
2025-11-25 17:30 - 19:30 | Klondike Institute of Art & Culture (KIAC), 902 2nd Avenue, Dawson City
Open Studio & Artist Talk with Bronwyn Butterfield
ODD Gallery @ Dënäkär Zho
Tuesday, November 25th
Talk 6:30pm Open 5:30pm – 7:30pm
Bronwyn is a Cree/Métis beadwork artist from Winnipeg, Manitoba. She has been using the ODD Gallery as a studio over the past few weeks as part of KIAC’s Members Access. Join us on Tuesday evening to hear what she’s been up to in the studio!
Refreshments Provided

https://bronwynbutterfield.com/

Les Hay Babies – Tintamarre! - Concert à Dënäkär Zho / KIAC
2025-11-26 19:30 - 22:00 | Klondike Institute of Art & Culture (KIAC), 902 2nd Avenue, Dawson City
Les Hay Babies – Tintamarre!
(English version available below)
Dans le cadre du Coup de cœur francophone 2025, Le Klondike Institute of Arts & Culture en partenariat avec l’Association franco-yukonnaise sont fières de vous présenter le spectacle des Hay Babies, Tintamarre!
Description
Les Hay Babies, c’est d’abord des amies : le fun passe avant le travail, pis le travail se fait dans le fun. Acadiennes d’origine néo-brunswickoise, Julie Aubé, Katrine Noël et Vivianne Roy avancent leur folk-rock pluriel et pétillant depuis plus d’une décennie, renouvelant leur proposition musicale à chaque parution. Découvertes via l’EP indie-folk / country Folio en 2012, elles rappliquent deux ans plus tard avec Mon homesickheart en 2014, un premier album aux sonorités folk-rock contemporaines. Le rock 60s / 70s et les ballades 80s de La 4ième dimension (version longue) suivent en 2016, puis la pop / disco 70s de Boîte aux lettres en 2020. Un quatrième album, Tintamarre, celui-ci inspiré du roots rock des jukeboxes louisianais, est paru en octobre 2024. Changements de cap toujours, donc – ce qui fait autant la marque du groupe que son entrain indéfectible et son intérêt pour l’actualisation des sons passés.
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The Hay Babies – Tintamarre
As part of Coup de Cœur Francophone 2025, the Klondike Institute of Art & Culture, in partnership with the Association franco-yukonnaise (AFY), is proud to present The Hay Babies – Tintamarre!
Description
Les Hay Babies are friends first: fun comes before work and work is done while having fun. New Brunswick-born Acadians Julie Aubé, Katrine Noël and Vivianne Roy have been bringing forth their sparkling, multifaceted folk-rock for over a decade, renewing their musical proposition with each new release. Since forming a band in 2011, they have launched their EP Folio (2012) and the albums* Mon homesick heart* (2014), La 4ième dimension (version longue) (2016), and Boîte aux lettres (2020), shifting from indie-folk and country to classic rock and disco. They reinvent their sound once again with their fourth album, to come out in 2024: a trademark of theirs as much as their unwavering drive and interest in actualizing sounds from past decades.
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L’Association franco-yukonnaise remercie ses bailleurs de fonds, Coup de cœur francophone et leurs partenaires pour leur appui essentiel à la réalisation de cet événement. / The Association franco-yukonnaise thanks its funders, Coup de cœur francophone, and their partners for their essential support in making this event possible.

Gouvernement du Yukon
Gouvernement du Canada
Lotteries Yukon
Jazz Yukon
Northern Vision Développement
MusicAction
SiriusXM
UnisTV
Radio-Canada
Gouvernement du Québec
Socan
Akufen

KIAC Art & Craft Fair & Volunteer Sign-Up 2025
2025-11-29 10:00 - 16:00 | Klondike Institute of Art & Culture (KIAC), 902 2nd Avenue, Dawson City
KIAC ART & CRAFT FAIR & Volunteer Sign-up 2025
This years vendors!

When: Saturday, November 29th from 10 AM – 4 PM
Where: KIAC Dënäkär Zho Ballroom & Odd Gallery
Accessibility Hour: 10 am – 11 am
Accessibility Hour is for anyone who:

Has concerns around their immune health – wearing face coverings & masks is encouraged during this hour
Has anxiety around crowds – this hour is less busy than the rest of the day
Has accessibility needs (physical and neurological) – KIAC staff are on call for support and the space is easier to navigate during this hour
Has food allergies – the concession will be closed during this time
Has hearing impairments – this hour is quieter than the rest of the day and therefore easier to communicate to vendors
Etc!

Concession Open: 11 am – 4 pm
WE NEED VOLUNTEERS! Fill out the form below or get in touch! Volunteer Sign-Up (Art & Craft Fair 2025)Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Name: (First and Last)
How #: (First

Email:Phone #:How would you like to volunteer? Decorating / Setup - day beforeSetup / Vendor Support - day ofHosting / Vendor Support - day ofConcession - day ofConcession Donation (baking/cooking)Photo / Video - day ofTeardown / Vendor Support - day ofSubmit
*For those who have registered to be a vendor and have not yet paid please find the confirmation email in your inbox (or spam) with the payment link attached, or come into KIAC during office hours to pay in person.
Vendor Registration is NOW FULL, but if you would like to be put on the waitlist please follow the steps below:

Fill out Google Form
We will contact you if a table becomes available on a first-come-first-serve basis!

Table Rates:
Members: $45
Non-Members: $60
Students/65+: $30
Tr’ondëck Hwëch’in & Yukon First Nation: Free

Tables will be set up in the KIAC Ballroom (upstairs) and the Odd Gallery (downstairs).
The Odd Gallery will be designated for vendors who have accessibility requests (low volume zone, physically accessible without need to use stairs or elevator).

Contact:
Lacey Leforte (she/her): programmingassistant@kiac.ca
Chloé Selarque (she/her): admin@kiac.ca
867.993.5005
KIAC Office Hours
Tuesday – Friday 10AM-4PM
(closed 1PM-2PM, Wednesdays closed 11:30AM – 2PM)

An Evening with Author / Composer Daniel Janke: Reading & Musical Performance
2025-12-05 19:30 - 21:30 | Klondike Institute of Art & Culture (KIAC), 902 2nd Avenue, Dawson City
Join Author / Composer Daniel Janke for a reading from his debut collection of stories “Book of Heroes” on Mosaic Press and a musical performance from his latest song cycle “Map of You”

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In Book of Heroes, composer, filmmaker, and writer Daniel Janke turns his artistic lens to fiction in a witty and deeply reflective debut collection where ordinary lives become the stage for extraordinary acts of grace and resilience. These are stories of travellers and observers. From the serene and starkly beautiful Yukon to a perilous swim on the beach in The Gambia, and the sharp musings of a homeless philosopher beneath a city bridge, Book of Heroes charts a world where the everyday clashes with the utterly surreal. Its characters, caught between the mundane and the fantastic, are called to act, sometimes bravely, sometimes absurdly, but always with heart.
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Map of You is a new recording release from Canadian composer Daniel Janke, featuring soprano / pianist Rachel Fenlon. The song cycle was composed in 2023 – 2024, and recorded in Berlin in early 2025. It is themed on the different types of love, the existential nature of love, and explores the question of whether we have truly experienced love in our lives.
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Daniel Janke is a writer, composer, and filmmaker based near Whitehorse, Yukon. Creator of the CBC series Northern Town and the award-winning NFB film How People Got Fire, he has collaborated with leading Canadian musicians. Book of Heroes is his debut fiction collection, following decades of multidisciplinary creative work.

Drawlidays VI Portrait Exhibition
2025-12-12 19:00 - 21:00 | ODD Gallery
Drawlidays VI Portrait Exhibition! 2025
On Friday, December 12th, The ODD Gallery will host an opening reception for artists and community members to enjoy this years Drawliday portraits! The exhibition is a perfect place to meet and greet and thank your fellow artists!
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Portraits are for keepsies, but we’d like to keep them on display for ONE WEEK ONLY. This means on Friday, December 19th, 2025, you’ll walk away with a new rendering of yourself to hang proudly above your mantle.
PORTRAIT REVEAL EXHIBITION OPENING: 7-9pm, Friday, December 12th. On display at the ODD Gallery until December 19th.
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Registration for Drawlidays VI is NOW CLOSED! (thank you to everyone who signed up!)
Signing Up Means: You commit to creating a portrait and you make a donation to KIAC on behalf of the person you are drawing!
This is a fundraising event for the ODD Gallery. Funds from Drawlidays go towards Gallery programming such as visiting artist workshops and outreach programs.
Suggested Drawlidays donation is $5 – $25.
If you are signed up and haven’t made a donation please do so at the link below!
DONATE HERE: https://square.link/u/WT2TpXBu (or donate in person during KIAC office hours)
DEADLINE FOR PORTRAIT DROP OFF: Thursday, December 4th @ 4pm
DEADLINE FOR PORTRAIT PICK UP: Friday, December 19th @ 4pm.
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For more information or questions please contact:
Lacey Leforte (she/her)
programmingassistant@kiac.ca
(867)-993-5005

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KIAC Opening Hours:
Tuesday – Friday
10 am – 4 pm (closed 1pm-2pm, closed Wednesdays 11:30am-2pm)

Filmmaker Residency April 2026: Deadline to apply December 15
2025-12-15 08:00 - 23:30 | Klondike Institute of Art & Culture (KIAC), 902 2nd Avenue, Dawson City
Filmmaker Residency in Dawson City in April 2026
Apply for a residency in Dawson City during the 2026 Dawson City International Short Film Festival.
Stay in the historic Macaulay House to work on your project and attend the 2026 Film Fest and experience Dawson City.
The residency is for the month of April coinciding with the festival on April 2-5, 2026.
Applications now open. Deadline to apply December 15, 2025.

All disciplines of media art will be considered, including but not limited to: Installation, Performance, Video and Film, Filmmaking, New Media, and Audio.
KIAC is committed to fostering a residency program that reflects the diverse voices and experiences of contemporary art. We actively encourage and prioritize applications from artists of diverse cultural, geographic, and disciplinary backgrounds, including those who identify as Black, Indigenous, or People of Colour (BIPOC), as well as LGBTQIA2S+ artists, artists with disabilities, and others who have been historically underrepresented in Canadian and international arts contexts.
For more info go to https://www.dawsonfilmfest.com/filmres.html

In partnership with Parks Canada.

The Klondike Institute of Art and Culture and the Film Festival
operates on the traditional territory of the Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in.

CANCELLED: A Winter-themed Classical Music Concert with Tessa Fackelmann (Mezzo Soprano) & Jerome de los Santos (Piano)
2025-12-19 19:30 - 21:30 | Klondike Institute of Art & Culture (KIAC), 902 2nd Avenue, Dawson City
Fri, Dec 19 at Dënäkär Zho / KIAC Ballroom
Doors open at 7:30 / Music at 8:00
Pay-what-you-want
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A Winter-themed classical music concert with Tessa Fackelmann (Mezzo Soprano) & Jerome de los Santos (Piano)
Co-presented by the Yukon Arts Centre
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Tessa Fackelmann, mezzo-soprano, is rapidly emerging as a distinctive voice among the next generation of operatic talent, praised for her expressive tone, compelling stage presence, and emotional depth. In 2025, she made her role debut as Cherubino in Le nozze di Figaro with Sarasota Opera, and was later named an International Finalist in the Hans Gabor Belvedere Singing Competition. An alumna of The Santa Fe Opera’s Apprentice Singer Program, Fackelmann made her company debut as the Kitchen Girl in Rusalka (2023), followed by her role debut as Ruth in the world premiere of The Righteous (2024). She also covered Donna Elvira in Don Giovanni during her time there.
Recent accolades include being named a 2024 Metropolitan Opera Laffont Competition National Semifinalist, receiving the Rumbold Vocal Prize from Edmonton Opera, and the Grand Jury Prize from Opéra de Montréal. Highlights of her 2025/26 season include debuts with Opéra de Montréal (Jenůfa), The Dallas Opera (The Little Prince), and Edmonton Opera’s Bravi! Opera’s Greatest Hits. Originally from Ottawa, Canada, Fackelmann continues to build a dynamic career defined by versatility, sincerity, and a deep connection to text and character.
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Originally from Los Angeles, Jerome de los Santos is quickly establishing himself as a collaborative pianist in Montréal. A natural collaborator, Jerome’s affinity for exploring language and music has led him to a wide-ranging career in opera, art song, music theatre, dance, and other forms. He is in demand as a ballet pianist and serves as a member of the music staff at Les Grands Ballets Canadiens, Ballets Jazz Montréal, and Danse à la carte.
This summer, he served on the music staff at the Académie internationale vocale de Lachine and was a featured soloist with the orchestra Ensemble Obiora in Saint-Saëns’ Le Carnaval des animaux, conducted by Rafael Payare at Maison Symphonique. In May 2026, he will be the rehearsal pianist for Bizet’s Carmen at Opéra de Montréal.
Jerome holds degrees from the Schulich School of Music of McGill University and the Cleveland Institute of Music, and has received further training at the Aspen Music Festival, Music Academy of the West, and the Atelier Lyrique at Opéra de Montréal, where he is currently a member of the music staff.
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Thanks to our funders: Government of Canada, Yukon Government, and Canada Council for the Arts
And our local sponsor Northern Vision Development / The Downtown Hotel
And a huge thanks to our co-presenter Yukon Arts Centre

POSTPONED - Classic Cinema: Rififi
2026-01-11 - 2026-01-12 | Klondike Institute of Art & Culture (KIAC), 902 2nd Avenue, Dawson City
Rififi (1955)
Dir. Jules Dassin
France | 1955 | 1h 58m
This event is postpone to January due to the cold.
“I got busted in May. In June you were on the Riviera with a gigolo. You didn’t lose any time.” This December 14th catch the heist movie that established the heist movie genre on the big screen at KIAC/ Dënäkär Zho Ballroom. KIAC Classic Films presents Jules Dassin’s Rififi/Du Rififi Chez les Hommes (1955) in all its gritty tense hard-boiled pulp glory. An acclaimed director, Jules Dassin had a long career in Hollywood in the 1940s until he was accused of being a communist and blacklisted. The film depicts Tony “Le Stephanois” who is just out of prison in Paris when his Italian pal Mario tells him about a foolproof score he’s got lined up. After seeing his old girlfriend, Mado living large with the local gangster, how could he really say no to some easy money. The scheme becomes more and more elaborate and the stakes get higher and higher until you could cut the tension with a knife. Rififi is famous for its 30-minute silent robbery scene – no dialogue, no music. ASMR before ASMR! This film screening should not be missed.

FOYPAC Photo Sessions - January 2026!
2026-01-23 10:00 - 2026-01-24 18:00 | ODD Gallery
When:Friday, Jan 23 — 10am–6pmSaturday, Jan 24 — 12pm–6pm
Where:ODD Gallery, 902 2nd Avenue, Dawson City
REGISTRATION REQUIREDPlease sign up using the GOOGLE FORM

Are you applying to the Yukon Permanent Art Collection?FOYPAC, in partnership with KIAC, is offering free professional artwork photography sessions to support artists preparing their submissions.
You can view the assessment criteria that guide the Friends of the Yukon Permanent Art Collection in their annual selection of artworks for the collection here. If there are any barriers or challenges to applying, please contact the Art Curator at arts.yukon@yukon.ca or 667-5858.
Review guidelines and complete the submission form in English and French.
To learn full details about the call for submissions, visit online at: FOYPAC.ca

Eligibility
Work will be considered from all artists; however, preference will be as follows:

Yukon artists – an artist with 12 months’ residence on the closing date of the call for submissions. A resident is an individual who has, as their primary place of living, a Yukon address.
New or temporary Yukon artists – an artist living in the Yukon with less than 12 months of residence on the closing date of the call for submissions.
Expatriate artists – an artist who was previously a Yukon resident but no longer has a Yukon address.
Non-Yukon artists – an artist who does not and never has lived in the Yukon, whose work has a resonance in the north.

Photography by John Howland

Please email Jessica if you have any questions
gallery@kiac.ca
