ART VOLT
Supporting recent alumni of Concordia's Faculty of Fine Arts
Artists of the Art Volt Collection 2022 at the bootcamp. Photo : Ash KG
About Art Volt
Are you planning to graduate from Concordia’s Faculty of Fine Arts this year? Have you graduated within the last three to five years? Learn more about our programs and resources and discover a wide range of opportunities available to you!
Art Volt Collection
The Art Volt Collection is a professional, juried sales and rental marketplace for recently graduated artists from Concordia’s Faculty of Fine Arts.
Mentorship
The Art Volt Mentorship program pairs recent alumni of the Faculty of Fine Arts with professionals from their fields.
Professional Training
The Art Volt Professional Training programs provide recent alumni with practical knowledge and skills covering a broad spectrum of topics specific to different practices.
Residencies
Art Volt Residencies help recent alumni transition into the arts and cultural sectors by providing them with long or short-term access to studio spaces, art facilities, equipment and paid professional opportunities.
The Art Volt Toolbox
The Art Volt Toolbox aims to facilitate access to knowledge and practical tools that are beneficial to Fine Arts alumni (and everyone!) on their path toward professionalization.
What's new at Art Volt
Call for Submissions: Art Volt Collection
Apply to become one of the featured artists of the Art Volt Collection! Selected works will be represented for sale or rental on the AVC website for a period of up to three years.
Join this artistic community and have one of your artworks in the annual exhibition of the Collection!
Deadline to apply: Monday, February 17th, 2025, 5:00pm
Art Volt x La Centrale Galerie Powerhouse
This year, Art Volt and La Centrale Galerie Powerhouse have teamed up to provide a Cultural Mediation Internship and a Curatorial Residency.
From December 18 2024 to January 25 2025, visit the exhibition home/base by Ally Rosilio and Olivia Vidmar! The exhibiton explores the geography of La Centrale over five decades, asking how archives can illustrate the spaces of La Centrale as a “home-base” for radicalized practice.
Esse x Art Volt Writing Resident
Meet Kessie Theliar-Charles, the first resident to participate in this year’s edition of the Esse x Art Volt Writing Residency!
As part of Esse's Digital Residencies series, the program invites authors to reflect on Esse’s print and digital archives through the production of an essay.
