The Cloud factory ARC
Supporting Art, Culture and Creative exploration in Western Newfoundland
Open Call: Arts Organization Assistant (Contract)
Cloud Factory Artist Run Centre is seeking an Arts Organization Assistant for a short-term contract to support administrative, research, and grant development activities.
This position is ideal for someone interested in gaining hands-on experience in the operations of an artist-run centre and the behind-the-scenes work that supports contemporary art programming.
Open Call for Outdoor Installation at Marble Mountain (2026 summer season)
The Cloud Factory invites artists to submit proposals for an outdoor site-responsive installation presented in partnership with Marble Mountain Ski Resort, summer 2026. The primary project site is the Marble Mountain’s Toad Pond which sits below a zipline. See image below. Proposals for alternative on-site locations within the resort grounds are welcome. Artists are encouraged to consider the specific environment and public setting when developing proposals.
Open Call to Artists: Outdoor Installation at Marble Mountain (2026 Ski Season)
The Cloud Factory, in partnership with Marble Mountain, is pleased to invite artists to submit proposals for an outdoor art installation to be presented during the 2026 ski season.
We are seeking creative, site-responsive projects that engage with the natural, cultural, and recreational environment of Marble Mountain. Selected work will be installed on-site and remain on view throughout the 2026 ski season. See more for details.
Net-Making Workshop with Lauren Brinson
We invite you to participate in a netting workshop with local Corner Brook artist Lauren Brinson, where you will have the opportunity to learn the traditional Newfoundland craft of hand net-making.
Night Club by Ella Tetrault & Alex van Helvoort
Night Club offers an exciting way to experience the trails after dark. We hope that the interplay of movement, sound, and natural imagery will create an unexpected and dynamic encounter with the often unseen through subtle encounters with the video works located throughout the lodge. This installation combines digital media, nature, and experimental sound design to create a memorable and interactive experience. It invites curiosity, playfulness, and reflection while reinforcing the deep connection between people and the winter landscape.

