Remai Modern is offering one-on-one feedback sessions tailored to artists’ work and professional practice. These conversational reviews will provide insight into sustaining and advancing an artistic career in a supportive and welcoming environment.
Artists can also enjoy light bites from Hearth Restaurant during the event.
We welcome artists in the early stages of their practice as well as mid-career artists seeking fresh perspectives, guidance, and meaningful dialogue about their work.
When: Thursday, September 3, 2026, 6–8 PM
Where: Riverview Room, Remai Modern
Cost: Free
Format: Each artist receives a 15-minute review, plus the chance to network with other artists. Coffee, tea, juice, and snacks provided.
Artist call: July 15–31, 2026
Recommended for: See eligibility in the sign-up form.
Selected artists will be contacted by August 15, 2026, with their individual time slot and event details.
The Reviewers:
Michelle Jacques, Director of Exhibitions and Collections/Chief Curator
Sally Frater, Senior Curator/ Curatorial Manager
Troy Gronsdahl, Curator, Performance & Public Practice
Bevin Bradley, Assistant Curator
Leah Horlick, Development Associate
Audience Context
Special audiences/communities this is intentionally for or relevant to:
Priority will be given to artists who haven’t been part of programming or exhibitions at the museum in the last 5 years. Professional artists are defined based on SK Arts criteria and will meet at least three of the following:
- have received training and/or acquired knowledge and experience in a manner typical for their art form.
- have begun creating a body of work since the conclusion of that training and demonstrate a commitment to devoting more time to artistic activity.
- are involved in their creative community and are recognized as professional by others working in the same art form.
- have some experience in public presentation and have received compensation for their artistic work at a level consistent with those of other professionals working in the same art form.