Carl Doty Arts Scholarships Awarded

In two ceremonies the 2024 recipients of the Carl Doty arts scholarships were awarded to this year’s recipients.

Joshua Jongyoon Park

Student at Shelburne Regional High School.

Joshua became interested in art at a very early age and by the age of 13 was sharing his work on Instagram (bagjongyoon144). 

He has used a variety of art media, including graphite, acrylic, oil, and watercolour and enjoys challenging himself to a high degree of detail.

He is a member of the Shelburne County Arts Council, has been commissioned on three different works of art, has exhibited at two local art venues in Yarmouth and Shelburne and was honoured to be considered for the Nova Scotia Minister’s Awards for Creative Excellence in the Arts. 

He is currently a BDES (Hons) Graphic Design student at OCAD University registered full-time for the fall of 2024.

“Art will be my path in life and I’m looking forward to post secondary education in the Arts.” Joshua

Mia (Gyoung min) Koo

Student at Yarmouth Consolidated Memorial High School

Since childhood, Mia had a passion for art. At first, she focused solely on fine art but

 for the past three years has ventured into graphic design and has been exploring 

   new visual experiences and honing her skills through typography, posters, 

   printmaking and motion graphics.

  Currently she is experimenting with various art genres such as sculpture, 3D art,

  acrylic and oil painting. 

  She is currently registered at The Sheridan College Institute of Technology and

  Advanced Learning and will commence the Honours Bachelor of Craft and Design

  program in September.

“I am excited to continue my journey of art exploration and growth as I pursue my

  passion for both traditional art and graphic design.”   Mia

2021 Carl Doty Scholarship Offered

The Carl Doty Art /Design Scholarship

July 16, 2021

This scholarship is in honour of Yarmouthian Carl Doty- philanthropist, patron of the arts, supporter of the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia and the Friends of the AGNS Western Branch Society.

The scholarship, valued at $1500., is to offset the costs of tuition/training of a student who is in his or her final year in high school, community college or home schooling in Yarmouth, Digby or Shelburne, who intends to study art/design in a recognized program (or setting) of higher learning. Students may also apply who are enrolled in their first or second year of our listed professional areas.

The scholarship is administered by the executive of the Friends of the AGNS Western Branch Society along with a designated member of the Yarmouth Arts Society. All applicants will be advised of the results, and the recipient will be recognized at their graduation ceremony. A cheque will be sent directly to the institution once proof of enrollment is provided.

The completed application form (attached) including artwork, personal essay and sealed reference letter from an art teacher/instructor must be received by July 16, 2021 .

By mail:                                                            Dropped off at:      

Jude Fulton                     Yarmouth Creatives 

925 Highway 340                OR                      Yarmouth Mall

South Ohio NS                                                 11 am to 5 pm Mon.-Sat.

B5A 5N2                                                 12 pm to 5 pm Sun.  

CRITERIA

  1. The applicant must submit three (3) original pieces that exemplify your particular interest (painting, etching, sculpture, photography, etc.|). Each work must be identified with your name, title and address.
  1. The applicant must submit a personal essay, maximum 600 words. The essay must cover these three points:
  1. Insights into the three pieces of art you have submitted.
  2. Your future plans.
  3. Tell us something about who you are.
  1. The applicant must provide a sealed letter of reference from an art or design teacher/instructor/mentor.

The Carl Doty Art /Design Scholarship – APPLICATION FORM

July 16, 2021

Student’s name:

Date of application:

Mailing Address (including Postal Code)

Telephone number:

Email:

Name of school currently attending:

Name of post-secondary institution or training program you plan to attend:

Work #1 

      Title and medium:

Work #2

       Title and Medium:

Work #3 

       Title and Medium:

APPLICANT’S SIGNATURE:

My application includes three pieces of artwork as specified, my essay and a sealed letter of reference. The artwork is original and is mine. 

Signed: ____________________________________________________________

Carl Doty Scholarship Announced

See full application on Scholarship Page of this website.

The scholarship, valued at $1500, is to offset the costs of tuition/training of a student who is in his or her final year in high school, community college or home schooling in Yarmouth, Digby or Shelburne, who intends to study art/design in a recognized program (or setting) of higher learning. Students who are enrolled in their first or second year of our listed professional areasmay also apply.

The completed application form (attached) including artwork, personal essay and sealed reference letter from an art teacher/instructor must be received at the Art Gallery by May 1,2019 .

January 27, 2018 – Yarmouth Art Society meeting

The  YARMOUTH ART SOCIETY had its monthly meeting in the Community Room where, in addition to the meeting, the group could enjoy the current  exhibit.  In appreciation for the bond between local visual artists and the AGNS, the Art Society voted to become Corporate Members for three years and give an additional donation to the AGNS.

October 18, 2013 – Student lobby exhibit

Our Identities, Our Stories, Our Land

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AGNS Western Branch in Yarmouth is pleased to host an exhibition of self-portraits produced by students at l’École Rose des Vents in Greenwood and l’École acadienne de Truro working with artist François Gaudet.

The exhibition will be on display until November 9, 2013.

Art Gallery of Nova Scotia Western Branch

341 Main Street

Yarmouth Nova Scotia

For further information, please contact Kris Webster, Assistant Curator of Programs

websterk@gov.ns.ca (902) 424-6651

This exhibition was made possible through an ArtsSmarts Nova Scotia and GénieArts Nouvelle-Écosse partnership.

The Art Gallery of Nova Scotia supports ArtsSmarts Nova Scotia, with funding from the Nova Scotia Department of Communities, Culture and Heritage and the Nova Scotia Department of Education.

www.artgalleryofnovascotia.ca @ArtGalleryNS facebook.com/ArtGalleryNS