Hailey Weber - Current MFA painting candidate at Boston University

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Living between Boston and Saskatchewan, Hailey Weber (b.2000) has spend much of her time developing roots in her community. Her current work investigates wildfire, ecological regeneration, and responsible interdependence through painting, quilting, and research-based methodologies. She is currently in her first year of her MFA in painting while simultaneously working as a teaching assistant at Boston University.

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Hailey has been the recipient of a variety of Awards, notably the Judy Poole award for the most distinguished graduate from the department of Art and Art History at the University of Saskatchewan. Other recognition includes the Misanchuk memorial travel award for research, an Honours Research Award from the college of Arts and Science, the Elizabeth Schollie award for exceptional work in the field of painting, the Anna Bychinski Award for excellence in the fine arts, four funded projects from SaskArts, three grants from Creative Saskatchewan and a multi-cultural initiatives major stream grant from SaskCulture.

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Read Hailey's CV upon request