Are you a Yukon or Atlin, B.C. resident looking to exhibit your artwork? Are you an artist or curator with an incredible idea for an exhibition? Consider submitting a proposal to the Yukon Art Society. The deadline to apply for consideration at our next jury meeting is July 4, 2022

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: Yukon Arts Society members are invited to submit their work for our July Members’ Exhibition. This summer’s group show has a simple theme. It’s the colour purple! Bring up to three pieces of two dimensional or three dimensional work to Arts Underground before Thursday, June 30 to participate in the show.

Yukon and Atlin artists who would like to meet with our curator for a studio tour and a talk about their work, practice and process are asked to email amy@artsunderground.ca. In-person and virtual visits can be arranged.

On October 21, the Hon. Ms. McLean, Minister of Tourism and Culture, Ms. Van Bibber, Member for Porter Creek North, and Ms. Hanson, Member for Whitehorse Centre paid tribute to Yukon Art Society's 50th anniversary in the House of the Yukon Legislative Assembly.

Are you a Yukon Artist interested in sharing your talents with students? We are seeking artists from all disciplines to become part of our Artist in the School Catalogue for 2020-21.

Join us at the Yukon Art Society Annual General Meeting. Prior to the AGM, we will have a brief Special Members Meeting to vote on proposed motions in accordance with our requirements through the Societies Act.

The Yukon Art Society plans to improve our programming and keep pace with the needs of Yukon’s evolving art industry. Yukon Art Society would like to hire a consultant to help develop formal levelled curricula for the following topics: drawing, business in arts and art instruction.

The Yukon Art Society plans to improve our programming and keep pace with the needs of Yukon’s evolving art industry. Yukon Art Society would like to hire a consultant to help develop formal levelled curricula for the following topics: drawing, business in arts and art instruction.

Yukon artists Aimée Dawn Robinson, Robyn McLeod, and Asad Chishti have been selected as the artists of the Chu Niikwän Artist Residency (CNAR) program for 2020.

The Chu Niikwän Artist Residency applications for artists has been extended until July 19th, 2020.

While we’re sad to see her go, we’re so excited to see what she does in her new adventure, and wish her all the best!

It’s not too late to register to Chris Scherbarth’s online workshop, “Handbuilding a Mug”!

Are you an artist with a passion to teach? Do you have an amazing idea for an artist talk, skillshare or open studio? We would love to hear from you!