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Artists Studio Space available in South London studios building
Currently housing 1 photographer, 3 painters, 2 designers, 2 screenprinters.
2 additional Spaces available end June 2009
Rent from £45 per week, shared space available.
Separate Photographic studio hire available on day rate too.
In William Angel Gallery building overlooking parkland at Peckham Rye, East Dulwich, London SE22
Includes all overheads.
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RICEFIELD VISUAL ARTS RESIDENCY OPPORTUNITY, Glasgow
Deadline for applications: Monday 29th June 2009
Three-Month Residency: September 1st – November 27th 2009
Ricefield aims to:
• Contribute to the diversity of Scotland’s arts by promoting Chinese arts and culture to as wide an audience as possible, encouraging multiracial understanding and breaking down the barriers of perception.
• Act as a platform for visual artists, craftspeople, curators, musicians, performing artists and writers of Chinese descent on which to practice, develop, promote and exhibit their work.
• Challenge, inform and add to contemporary Scottish arts by introducing works created in a different culture, of a different aesthetic.
• Engage with the Chinese communities in Scotland, encouraging participation in the arts through providing the opportunity to celebrate and explore their cultural identity.
Ricefield is committed to equal opportunities. We recognise that artists of Chinese descent are underrepresented in the UK. We are committed to addressing this by creating and nurturing opportunities for visual artists of Chinese descent to practice and promote their work. The residency scheme is covered by Sections 35, 37 and 38 of the Race Relations Act (1976) as amended.
Visual Arts Residency
This three-month residency creates an exciting new opportunity for an artist to focus on the development and experimentation of their own practice & ideas, and to create new work.
After the residency there will be a final exhibition in Ricefield where new work created during the period will be shown.
The artist will have sole responsibility for all artistic elements of the residency and final exhibition.
During the three months, the artist will be required to take part in a minimum of 8 hours’ outreach work to make their work more available to the public. Arrangements for the nature of this outreach will be tailored to the artist’s own practice and needs, and assistance from Ricefield staff and volunteers can be guaranteed.
Facilities, resources and professional development opportunities offered with the residency will include:
• Sole use of Ricefield’s gallery as workspace between 1st September and 27th November 2009. The artist will have the opportunity to make use of Ricefield’s window to exhibit work in progress
throughout the residency.
• Mentoring
• Networking and contact opportunities with key individuals, arts & cultural organisations and Chinese communities in the UK and with Ricefield’s contacts abroad.
• Curatorial support for the final exhibition and promotion and organisation of private view.
• Opportunity to have input into arts development at Ricefield
• Access to the Glasgow School of Art library
• Membership to SPIN: Glasgow
There will be a resident’s fee of £5000. We regret that accommodation cannot be provided, but
assistance in finding accommodation will be offered.
A materials allowance of £750 will also be given.
Application Process
To qualify, an applicant must
• be able to demonstrate that he/she has been engaged in full practice for a minimum of three years/or recently graduated from higher education/completed professional education.
• be a national of the UK or another EU country
• be of minority ethnic background, preferably of Chinese descent
You must submit:
• A copy of your CV with full contact details
• A written proposal outlining your current practice, and interest in & plans for the residency
• A brief statement on how you hope to develop throughout the residency
• Jpeg images may be sent on CD.
(Ricefield will not return proposals or related materials, so please do not submit original artwork.)
Selection Process
• Deadline for applications is Monday 29th June 2009
• Short-listing meeting will be held July 2009
• Interviews will be held in July 2009
• Selection will be made July/August 2009
Applicants will be short-listed by a selection panel, made up of Ricefield and the Scottish Arts Council staff, according to how well they fit the following criteria:
• Artistic standard and quality of the submitted work
• Level of innovation and originality in research ideas
• Level of benefit the residency will have to the artist’s career
• Awareness of and commitment to equal opportunities policy and practice
Completed applications should be marked ‘Residency’ and be sent by post to:
Ricefield Arts and Cultural Centre
41 West Graham Street
Glasgow G4 9LJ
For more information please contact: Lorna Mansley (Project Coordinator) / lorna@ricefield.org.uk
Ricefield Arts and Cultural Centre
41 West Graham Street, Glasgow G4 9LJ / t: 0141 331 1019 / www.ricefield.org.uk
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Call For Applicants - CFC Media Lab Telus Interactive Art & Entertainment Program
Deadline: June 19, 2009
GET YOUR IDEAS OFF THE NAPKIN
Accelerate your future and surround yourself with new ways of thinking. There is no limit to what you can create at CFC Media Lab. In just five months, you will learn from some of the best in the interactive business. You will share new ways of thinking with ambitious and like-minded people from a wide variety of backgrounds. It’s a collaborative process that allows you to come up with new and exciting ideas for the real world. FLEX your creative muscle and win free tuition with our online contest: www.cfccreates.com/contest
The CFC Media Lab is currently accepting applications for the Fall 2009 session of the TELUS Interactive Art & Entertainment Program (IAEP), a five-month, post-graduate residency focused on creating inventive interactive narrative projects for the Canadian and international marketplace.
The TELUS Interactive Art & Entertainment Program (IAEP) is Canada's first post-graduate program for new media training and production, based on a philosophy that compelling new media content is created through a collaborative process harnessing a wide range of creative skills, knowledge and talent. An internationally acclaimed facility, the CFC Media Lab has produced award-winning new media prototypes ranging from simulation-based interactive documentaries, to wireless storytelling networks, to interactive short films and narrative-driven media installations.
The TELUS IAEP encourages resident participation from a variety of backgrounds, including: visual art, programming, design, production, filmmaking, music, writing and new media. The TELUS IAEP is also open to international residents. Alumni have represented many countries including Japan, Mexico, Israel, Pakistan, India and the United States.
CFC Media Lab alumni are at the forefront of the future of entertainment and have a proven track record of creating successful companies and projects with global appeal.
Successful Highlights from CFC MEDIA LAB ALUMNI include:
• Greenwave (2008)- a social network challenge https://www.greenwavechallenge.com
• LMNO PICS (2007)- an interactive language game https://www.cieocreative.com
• Meanwhile (2006) - won the Reflet d'Or for Best Interactive Multimedia Fiction at the 14th annual Cinéma tous écrans in Geneva, Switzerland.
• Patrick Crowe (2004) – Graduate of the Year, Excellence in Cross Platform Awards at the 2005 Canadian New Media Awards for Xenophile Media's Re-Genesis Project - https://www.xenophile.ca
• Murmur (2002) - https://www.murmurtoronto.ca
• PAX Warrior (2001) - https://www.paxwarrior.com special mention at U.N. WSA Awards)
• SEED (2000) - https://www.seedcollective.ca
• Trapeze Media (1999) - https://www.trapeze.com
• Smiley Guy Studios (1997) (Odd Job Jack) - https://www.smileyguy.com
WIN FREE TUITION - APPLY NOW at cfccreates.com/contest
Deadline is June 19, 2009
medialab@cfccreates.com
www.cfccreates.com/contest
t. 416-445-1446 x 296
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4th INCLUSIVA-NET MEETING: P2P NETWORKS AND PROCESSES, Madrid
Call for papers - deadline: May 31
Event dates: July 6 to 10, 2009 in Medialab-Prado (Madrid, Spain) International Seminar
Medialab-Prado issues a call for the presentation of papers to be publicly presented during the 4th International Inclusiva-net Meeting.
This edition will focus on an analysis of “peer-to-peer” networks and network processes, highlighting the social potentials of cooperative systems and processes based on the structures and dynamics inherent to these types of networks.
Selected papers will be presented within a program that will also include invited lecturers and debates.
Many topics will be addressed such as P2P networks as a way of democratizing access to culture, legal issues and controversies, educational and artistic applications, their role in the emergent countries, as well as other perspectives that make a broader reflection on P2P networks possible.
More information and submission form:
https://medialab-prado.es/inclusiva-net
inclusiva2009 [at] medialab-prado.es
www.medialab-prado.es
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BRAZILIAN ESSENCES - Walker's Point Center for the Arts
DEADLINE POSTMARKED JULY 1ST, 2009
Walker's Point Center for the Arts invites Brazilian artists living and working in the US to apply for this show scheduled for the early spring of 2010.
"What is your Brazilian Essence?" is perhaps a provocative question at the time when identities are increasingly hybrid and fluid.
Open to all media. Please submit the following materials:
- Artist Statement
- Résumé
- 10 samples of work on a CD with images in JPG format at 300dpi, numbered 1 through 10 with your name (i.e. 1_MariaSilva). Please include a list of numbered works on a separate sheet: title, media, dimensions, date, and a brief description of each work.
- Or, a minimum of 3, a maximum of 5 samples of time-based media, no longer than 3 minutes each, and a brief description of each work on a separate sheet.
Please send all the materials to:
Dorota Biczel Nelson
PR/Marketing/Membership Coordinator
Walker's Point Center for the Arts
911 W. National Ave.
Milwaukee, WI 53204
Phone: (414) 672.2787
dorota@wpca-milwaukee.org
If you would like your materials back, please include SASE.
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Transart Summer Certificate Program 2009 Berlin
Artists can now attend summer residencies at Transart Institute in a non-degree certificate program. Participants join MFA students in workshops, lectures and critiques, leaving the residency with input on future projects.
Artists attend the residency to get a creative surge, gain a fresh perspective on their work, revitalize their practice and take it to the next level. The residency will help artists to make plans for a focussed praxis in the year ahead and to become part of an international community of artists, theorists and curators. Artists who successfully complete the residency will receive a certificate of attendance. Tuition is EUR 2400 for the three week course.
The one dozen week long workshops and seminars are conducted in a cross-disciplinary layout and include choices like "Sensory Perception", "Time Frames: Time, Film, Technology", "The Waiting Game", "Identity: A Discourse of the Body, Personality, and Cloth" as well as additional short weekend workshops on technical skills and professional development, e.g.
"Guerilla Tactics: Basics of Academic Job Hunting". The full program can be seen at:
https://www.transartinstitute.org/Newpages/Residencies_Summer09.html
One full scholarship will be awarded to an artist for their submission to "Simply Screen: Inbetweeners of Asia", details at:
https://www.transartinstitute.org/Newpages/Residency09CallForArtists.html
Application deadline is July 1st. The joint application form for certificate and MFA program is online at:
https://www.transartinstitute.org/Pages/NewForms/ApplicationForm1.php
See you this summer in Berlin!
Summer residency | July 26 - August 15, 2009 | Tanzfabrik | Möckernstrasse 68, 10965 Berlin | Germany
https://www.transartinstitute.org/
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2009 William H. Johnson Prize
Deadline : July 31, 2009
Applications for the 2009 William H. Johnson Prize are now available online at https://www.whjohnsongrant.org
Please note that the due date for all applications is July 31, 2009, several months earlier than in past years. Applicants are advised to take note of the change so that they do not miss the deadline.
The 2009 William H. Johnson Prize is 25,000 USD and the winner will be announced in September 2009.
The William H. Johnson Foundation for the Arts is a nonprofit, tax-exempt organization that seeks to encourage African American artists early in their careers through its annual award, The William H. Johnson Prize. Early career African American artists who work in painting, photography, sculpture, printmaking, installation and/or new genre are eligible to apply.
William H. Johnson, an African American artist born in Florence, South Carolina in 1901, is the namesake of the Foundation. He moved to New York as a young man to study at the National Academy of Design, and though he was acknowledged as the most talented artist in his class of 1926, he was passed over for a traveling scholarship, most likely because of his race. Rather than see Johnson struggle in the United States, his teacher, Charles Hawthorne, gave Johnson 1000 USD so that Johnson could travel to Europe. This act of faith and generosity was pivotal in Johnson's life, for it provided the seed from which his career flourished.
In the same spirit, the William H. Johnson Prize is intended to encourage the best artists working today. Past Johnson Prize Winners include Laylah Ali (2002); Nadine Robinson (2003); Kori Newkirk (2004); Dave McKenzie (2005); Edgar Arceneaux (2006); Rodney McMillian (2007); and Jennie C. Jones (2008).
THE WILLIAM H JOHNSON FOUNDATION FOR THE ARTS
6022 Wilshire Blvd, #200
Los Angeles, CA 90036
323 931-3744
323 931-3751 fax
https://www.whjohnsongrant.org
info@whjohnsongrant.org
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11th annual APAture festival of emerging Asian American artists.
Deadline : July 11, 2009
Kearny Street Workshop, the oldest Asian Pacific American multidisciplinary organization in the United States, is now accepting submissions for the 11th annual APAture festival of emerging Asian American artists.
Each September, APAture showcases about 100 artists at venues throughout San Francisco, making it the Bay Area's biggest platform for Asian American art.
We are accepting submissions in five disciplines: visual arts, film & video, music, literary arts and performing arts. The deadline to submit is July 11, 2009.
More information and apply online!
https://www.kearnystreet.org/programs/ksw-next/apature2009/index.html
Questions? Contact apature@kearnystreet.org
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IN PRACTICE PROJECT SERIES: OPEN CALL FOR PROPOSALS - SculptureCenter, Long Island City, New York
DEADLINE: JULY 1, 2009
The In Practice project series supports artists in creating new work for exhibition at SculptureCenter. We invite artists to submit proposals for projects and installations to be presented beginning in January of 2010.
SculptureCenter seeks proposals that offer new ways of considering sculpture or further the understanding of the discipline and how it can intersect with installation, architecture, performance, and other media.
Proposals will be reviewed relative to the following criteria:
- Quality of proposal and prior work
- Responsiveness to the site and the specific context of SculptureCenter
The works and exhibitions created through this series include sculptural objects, installations, performances and artworks that operate between all of these disciplines. Past participants in the series include Fia Backström, Gardar Eide Einarsson, Drew Heitzler, Justin Lowe, Rachel Mason, Lucy Raven, Karin Schneider, Agathe Snow, and Josh Smith among many others.
All applications will be submitted electronically via SculptureCenter's website this year. The application, guidelines, FAQ, and downloadable building floorplans and images may be found here - https://www.sculpture-center.org/exhibitionsOpenCall.htm
Applying artists are encouraged to visit SculptureCenter during open hours.
Deadline: July 1, 2009
Notification Date: September 1, 2009
Questions? Email us at inpractice@sculpture-center.org.
SculptureCenter
44-19 Purves Street
Long Island City
New York 11101
718.361.1750
Thursday-Monday
11am-6pm
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CHROMATOSE - an open juried, painting show, Nudashank Gallery, Baltimore, MD
Deadline: Postmarked by July 10th, 2009
Exhibition Dates: August 21st – September 19th 2009
Juried by Erik Parker
German born, New York based painter, Erik Parker has been featured in Artforum, Beautiful Decay, The New Yorker (to name a few) and is represented by Honor Fraser (LA) and Paul Kasmin Gallery (NY).
Awards:
-Best In Show: a $500 Liquitex grant to be presented by Baltimore painter- Dale Ihnken
-Two artists will also be selected by the gallery’s co-curators, Seth Adelsberger and Alex Ebstein, for a two-person show at Nudashank in 2010.
Application Requirements:
-One CD with 3-5 images (jpeg) of available work with the larger dimension set to 800 pixels, 72dpi. Jpegs should be labeled- Lastname_Title.jpg.
Maximum work size: 36inches x 36 inches.
-A works list sheet including Name, Contact Info (email, website, and mailing address). For each piece please list title, media, dimensions, and year created.
-$15 entry fee in the form of a check made out to Nudashank Gallery.
Please mail your applications to:
Nudashank
C/O Seth Adelsberger and Alex Ebstein
405 W. Franklin Street, 3rd Floor
Baltimore, MD 21201
15-20 artists will be selected for the exhibition
Artists will be notified about selections via email by July 31st.
Selected artists are responsible for shipping their work to the gallery. The work must arrive by August 16th.
Nudashank will cover return shipping costs.
Nudashank receives a 35% commission on all sales.
Questions/ info can be sent to nudashankgallery@gmail.com.
Nudashank
H&H Arts Building
405 W. Franklin St.
3rd Floor
Baltimore, MD 21201
https://nudashank.com/
https://nudashank.blogspot.com/
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