09/10/2026
Join us for a two-part grant writing workshop lead by Patrick Mahon Patrick Mahon โจ
๐ You may feel that you are sometimes โin the darkโ when it comes to what is important to include in a successful grant application. This workshop is aimed at demystifying this by offering practical advice on how to interpret what is being asked for, and will help you develop skills to produce an impactful application that will resonate in the minds of jurors. During the two related sessions, and by working on a short-written piece over the two weeks in between, this workshop program will include useful tips and assist you with your draft writing to help you make a future โpitchโ โ with increased enthusiasm and clarity!
๐ All materials will be provided and participants will be sent a short survey to help guide the facilitator prior to the workshop.
Event Details:
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Date: Saturday, September 19th & October 3rd
๐ Time: 1-4:30pm
๐๏ธ The Workshop is free but registration is required and availability for both sessions is required.
โ๏ธ Link is in the bio!
Facilitated by Patrick Mahon, an artist and writer/curator who lives in London, Canada. He is a Distinguished University Professor at Western University, retired in 2024. Mahonโs projects have been supported by significant grant funding, and exhibited widely in Canada: at Museum London, The Museum of Contemporary Art, Toronto, the Southern Alberta Art Gallery, the Winnipeg Art Gallery and The Art Gallery of Hamilton; and internationally in China, France, Norway, and Switzerland. Patrickโs collaborative, funded initiative, GardenShip and State, generated an exhibition co-curated with Jeff Thomas involving twenty artists and scholars, which premiered at Museum London (October 2021 โ January 2022) and was reprised at Thames Art Gallery (August โ October 2024). Patrickโs work is held in numerous private, corporate, and museum collections.
The Media Collaboratory is generously supported by the London Community Foundation through their Community Vitality Grant.
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