The David Suzuki Foundation is excited to announce the inaugural Rewilding Arts Prize. The prize will celebrate artists using artistic means to creatively visualize and bring attention to issues of rewilding in our lives and communities. The competition is open to artists and groups in Canada. Selected artists will be awarded $2,000 and their artwork will be profiled and shared by the David Suzuki Foundation and Rewilding Magazine.

The first Rewilding Arts Prize recipients will be chosen by a jury of artists, including visual artist, author and advocate Christi Belcourt; printmaker and visual artist Edward Fu-Chen Juan; visual artist and educator Charmaine Lurch; visual journalist and author Sarah Lazarovic and multidisciplinary street artist Nick Sweetman.

Artists and groups will have until November 29, 2022 to apply for a Rewilding Arts Prize. Check out www.davidsuzuki.org/artsprize for more information and to apply.