Delphine Hennelly, Faculty Mentor

$5.00
CLOSED

Cohort Type: Virtual
Meeting Day: Wednesdays
Meeting Time: 6-9pm (EST)
Cohort Size: 10 Artists

3 Semesters:
Spring 2027 - 9 Weeks
Summer 2027 - 2 Weeks
Fall 2027 - 9 Weeks
*specific start dates below

($5 application fee goes to Alzheimer's research)

Applications close Sunday, January 10 at 11:59 pm (EST)

Cohort Type: Virtual
Meeting Day: Wednesdays
Meeting Time: 6-9pm (EST)
Cohort Size: 10 Artists

3 Semesters:
Spring 2027 - 9 Weeks
Summer 2027 - 2 Weeks
Fall 2027 - 9 Weeks
*specific start dates below

($5 application fee goes to Alzheimer's research)

Applications close Sunday, January 10 at 11:59 pm (EST)

Delphine Hennelly (b.1979) is a painter and drawer. Her practice addresses the plurality of identity with notions of theatre, pattern, repetition, uncanny color palettes, and satire. Using anachronistic timelines, her paintings allude to both what is temporal and enduring, conjuring the notion of an omnipresent event. Hennelly represents archetypal subjects and relationships as a method to depict social patterns, performativity, and constructions of the self, removing such notions from any clear biography while pushing the boundaries of each archetype to subvert their fixity and activate their fluidity. Her work is particularly inspired by gender and feminist theories, tapestries, art history, and early Modernism.

Hennelly has exhibited internationally, including recent presentations with CARVALHO PARK (New York), Cassina Projects (Milan), and Huxley-Parlour (London) and she is a three-time recipient of The Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation Award. Hennelly is represented by Pangée (Montréal) and CARVALHO PARK (New York).

Cohort Schedule Overview

Foundations

Semester 1 | Spring 2027

Wednesdays, 6-9pm (EST) / 3-6pm (PST)
9 meetings via Zoom
9 weeks / 1 week off

March 3, 10, 17, 24
No meetings week of March 29th
April 7, 14, 21, 28
May 5

Artists Talks

Visiting lecturers:

Artist Name 1

Artist Name 2

Lectures + Development

Semester 2 | Summer 2027

Monday + Tuesday
4 meetings via Zoom + asynchronous lectures and workshops

Monday, June 7
Tuesday, June 8
Monday, June 21
Tuesday, June 22

Visiting Critic
Artist Name 1

Visiting Critic
Artist Name 2

Artist Statement Edits
Amanda Nedham

The Full Picture

Semester 3 | Fall 2027

Wednesday, 6-9pm (EST) / 3-6pm (PST)
9 meetings via Zoom
9 weeks / 1 week off

September 15, 22, 29
October 6, 13, 27
(No meeting week of Oct. 18)
November 3, 10, 17


Name 1

Name 2

SHOW PREP

Group Exhibition

December 16 - 18, 2027

After completing 3 semesters with your mentor, your cohort experience will culminate in a pop-up group exhibition at The Canopy Studio in Chelsea (NYC).

View previous Canopy cohort exhibitions

Additional Mentorship

Throughout The Canopy Program, artists will have numerous opportunities to work with additional faculty and hear from special guest speakers. Canopy Salons are cross-Canopy small group critiques, that are offered weekly to provide fresh eyes and feedback on your work.

SALONS!

Virtual Salon with - Artist Name

Virtual Salon with - Artist Name

Virtual Salon with - Artist Name

Virtual Salon with - Artist Name

Additional Content

Canopy artists will get access to The Canopy Portal, an archive of recorded Canopy lectures, readings, and resources.

Additionally, here are some of the live lectures and worskhops taking place this cycle. All Canopy artists are invited to attend virtually!

WORKSHOPS!

Technical Drawing Workshop with Andrew Prayzner

Virtual Salon with - Artist Name

Virtual Salon with - Artist Name

Virtual Salon with - Artist Name

Tuition + Financial Aid

The full tuition total is $6,500, which includes:

Deposit: $500 deposit to secure seat in cohort (part of tuition)
Semester 1 Tuition: $2000
Semester 2 Tuition:$2000
Semester 3 Tuition:$2000

The cost per contact hour is $88-92.

Please note: Upon acceptance, a $500 deposit is due on January 22nd, 2027 in order to secure your spot in the cohort. The deposit will be applied toward your tuition.

You may choose to pay the full tuition at the start of the 1st semester or enroll in a payment plan.

Please see Tuition and Financial Aid for more information regarding extended payment plans and financial aid.