The Winnipeg Public Library is looking for its next Maker-in-Residence.
The position is currently being held by Raymond Lyttle, a multidisciplinary artist who has skills in a variety of mediums including ink, ceramics, oil paints and watercolours.
For the next two terms, which run through the fall and winter, they are looking for a Winnipeg-based professional with skills in visual/creative arts, technology, and/or digital media.
The next candidate will also need to be excited to work with people of all backgrounds and abilities.
During their time as Maker-in-Residence, the artist will offer several weekly, open studio drop-in times at the Millennium Library's ideaMILL, helping the public learn new skills and gain insight into the creative process. They will also offer five scheduled public workshops.
Each term runs 16 weeks, from June through September and mid-August to mid-December.
Anyone interested in applying can visit winnipeg.ca/makerinresidence.
The application deadline for both positions is April 14, 2025.