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Emerging Artist Residency Award @ Spark Box Studio, Picton

EMERGING ARTIST RESIDENCY AWARD 2016
SPARK BOX STUDIO
Deadline:  October 1, 2016

Beginning your career as an emerging artist can be tough, which is why Spark Box Studio is offering FREE RESIDENCIES to emerging artists. This residency opportunity is a unique way for emerging artists to cultivate new ideas, access a rich library of arts resources, learn about career-building opportunities, and develop an understanding of the art world.

ABOUT THE AWARD

Every artist wants time to work, research, explore and create.
There is just one issue: Where?

Enter: Spark Box Studio a print studio and artist residency that is offering six emerging artists (from anywhere in Canada) a one-week residency at our studio and residency in Prince Edward County.

The selected applicants will be given a semi-private studio space, access to the Spark Box Studio equipment and resources, living accommodations, as well as a one-hour consultation with owner Chrissy Poitras regarding their specific arts business questions.

Deadline: October 1, 2016.

Please be advised that the award is for 7 consecutive days.

Emerging Artist Award is valued at $480.00 per person.

For more details and to apply visit: https://sparkboxstudio.com/residencyaward/


CHECK OUT THESE OTHER RESIDENCY OPPORTUNITIES:

We are also accepting application for our 2017 Winter Residency: https://sparkboxstudio.com/residency/application/

Check out our National Artist Residency for a free month-long stay:
https://sparkboxstudio.com/nationalaward/


Image by photographer Johnny CY Lam (www.johnnycylam.com)





Spark Box Studio
885 County Rd. 5
Picton, ON
K0K 2T0

 

HOME: A Juried Exhibition

HOME: A Juried Exhibition
Deadline: October 1, 2016
Application fee: $40

Link to application form: https://arcgallery.wufoo.com/forms/home-a-juried-exhibition/

This juried exhibition investigates how home is perceived in a variety of contemporary contexts. Homelessness, routine eviction, migrant work, and the refugee crisis all affect our understanding of home. This exhibition seeks to explore the concept of home in light of these current international and domestic contexts. What does the concept of home mean for the individual and community? This investigation includes, but is not limited to, artistic inquiries of social and cultural identity, economic and political status, gender identity , and ethnic and/or religious heritage.   

Jurors:

Trevor Martin serves as Director of Exhibitions and Associate Curator at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. A multi-media artist, he is also a lecturer in the School's performance department. Associated with SAIC since 1998, Martin has lead projects that bridge education and creative research involving guest artists, faculty, and students and organized numerous exhibitions around performance and multi-media work.

Asha Veal Brisebois, a graduate student in art administration and policy student at School of the Art Institute Chicago, will serve as co-juror with Mr. Martin, as part of ARC's educational and mentoring program initiatives.

Deadline for Submission: Saturday, October 1 at 11:59pm CST

Notification of Acceptance: Will go out by email October 31 and November 1 

Exhibition Dates: November 23 - December 17

Opening Reception: Friday, December 2, from 6pm - 9pm 

Three monetary awards will be given out for this exhibition: Best in Show and two honorable mentions. 

ELIGIBILITY:

All mediums and materials are eligible including video and performance for submission. In order to be considered, the artwork submitted must reference the theme "Home.". Due to space limitations no projections or media-based installations will be accepted. 

IMAGES:

Beginning from high-resolution (300-dpi or higher) TIFFs or jpegs, resize to 300dpi jpegs, saved at high quality.  $40 for one to three images. $10 for each additional image If paying by check, it must be received prior to jurying.

 

ARC Gallery and Educational Foundation
Gallery Hours: Open Wed-Sat 12-6, Sun 12-4; Closed Monday and Tuesday
2156 North Damen Avenue
Chicago, Illinois 60647
773 252-2232
info@arcgallery.org
www.arcgallery.org

 

elysiumgallery Residency & Solo exhibition opportunities

elysiumgallery, Swansea Wales
Residency & Solo exhibition opportunities
Deadline: 5th September, 2016
Application fee: none

elysiumgallery is pleased to announce 2 x three month artist residency opportunities at their Swansea High Street studios leading up to a solo exhibition to take place at the Elysium College Street Gallery. This opportunity is open to UK artists who have graduated (BA) no earlier than 2012

When: Residency 1. January – March 2017 with the exhibition May 19 – June 17 Residency 2. April – June 2017 with the exhibition Sept 15 – Oct 14

Payments: There is a payment of £1000 (£500 residency and exhibition fee, £500 materials budget), free studio space with additional monies towards setting up the exhibition.

Details: You will have 24 hour access to your studio (12ft x 8ft) in which time you will be given time and support to research and develop your practice. During the residency you will be required to provide input into the Elysium gallery blog through a studio diary and also meet up with each of the Elysium gallery team of mentors during the residency and in the run up to your exhibition.

The mentors include:
Jonathan Powell & Daniel Staveley from Elysium Gallery, Katy Freer from Glynn Vivian Gallery, Amanda Roderick from Mission Gallery & Craig Wood, Artist & Lecturer.

We are very flexible about precisely how much of the 3 months is spent in Swansea/the studio due to people having difficulties travelling long distances to Swansea and other commitments and would welcome an indication of this in your proposal.

Please be aware that Elysium gallery can help with finding accommodation but due to budget restraints applicants to this programme need to source additional funds if spending over the residency/exhibition payments.

Apply: Proposals are welcome from artists of all disciplines.

Deadline for application is 5th September 2016.
Application by email should include a proposal of how you would use the opportunity (1000 words max) describing your practice, your aims and objectives, with up to 6 JPEG images, CV, contact details and website links.

A shortlist of 10 applicants will be selected by elysiumgallery and the final two artists will be chosen by the team of mentors

Please email applications to: info@elysiumgallery.com

www.elysiumgallery.com

elysiumgallery is an artist led, not for profit, social enterprise comprising of artist work spaces and a contemporary art gallery over 3 locations in Swansea City Centre, Wales, UK. We support 13 artists’
studios and a gallery space at 16 College Street, Swansea, 13 studios at
2 Mansel Street, Swansea and 37 studios with additional project and resource spaces on the top floor of 27-29 High Street, Swansea. We currently look after over 100 artists in our studio spaces.

 

Cinema 07 - An Exhibition of Cinema Inspired Art

Cinema 07
An Exhibition of Cinema Inspired Art
September 16th, 2015 - November 12th, 2015
Deadline:  Monday, August 29th, 11:59pm, 2016
Submission fee: none

Last year we continued our ongoing series of exhibitions designed around cinema as a translated medium. The exhibition, Cinema 06, surpassed our expectations in terms of quality and diversity of the submissions. It was exciting to see how various artists incorporated cinema into their work, whether referencing specific films, genres or cinematic process itself. After the final selections were made, the exhibition consisted of work by 17 artists from 8 cities in 3 countries* and was very well received by the thousands who viewed the work in the gallery and online.

This year, we continue with Cinema 05. We look forward to another great round of submissions.

*Cleveland, OH; Detroit, MI; Chicago, IL; Salisbury, MD; Mishawaka, IN; Seattle, WA; Toronto, Canada; London, UK

Submission Guidelines

All pieces should reference cinema in some way. Work may reference a specific film, director, director's body of work, film genre or movement, etc. Work may also reference cinematic process or the visual language of cinema.

There are no specific size requirements, but anything overly large or small (over six feet/under ten inches) may limit the appeal of the piece in the exhibition.

The most important guideline for submissions is quality. Pieces should tilt toward the fine art end of the spectrum. Please visit the Previous Exhibitions section of our website (https://kennethpaullesko.com/Previous-Exhibitions.htm) to get a sense of our aesthetic.

The exhibition records for Cinema 01 (https://kennethpaullesko.com/Exhibitions/Cinema-01/Cinema-01.htm), Cinema 02 (https://kennethpaullesko.com/Exhibitions/Cinema-02/Cinema-02.htm), Cinema 03 (https://kennethpaullesko.com/Exhibitions/Cinema-03/Cinema-03.htm), Cinema 04 (https://kennethpaullesko.com/Exhibitions/Cinema-04/Cinema-04.htm),Cinema 05 (https://kennethpaullesko.com/Exhibitions/Cinema-05/Cinema-05.htm), and Cinema 06 (https://www.kennethpaullesko.com/Exhibitions/Cinema-06/Cinema-06.htm) should also prove to be a valuable resource.

All pieces should be ready to hang/display (no sawtooth hangers please). Works on paper and photography should be framed behind glass or plexiglass, unless an alternate presentation is contextual to the piece.

Email images (preferably jpgs), with dimensions, medium, title and artist's contact information to gallery@kennethpaullesko.com. Please include "Your Name--Cinema 07 Submission" in the subject. There are no specific requirements concerning resolution, though anything under three megapixels may limit the ability to enlarge details. You may enter up to five pieces. There is no charge for submissions.

These guidelines are meant to be flexible. Painting, sculpture, photography and installation will all be considered. Submissions are fairly open-ended, if you have a piece that doesn't fall into the described parameters (a drawing or print, etc.), but you think it works with the exhibition, send us an email. Similarly, if you have any questions concerning subject matter, or would like feedback on a piece, or an idea for a piece, just send us an email.

Deadline for submissions is Sunday, August 28th, 11:59pm. Accepted artists will be notified on or before August 31st. Pieces must be shipped to arrive no later than September 12th.

Kenneth Paul Lesko Gallery
KENNETHPAULLESKO.COM
216-631-6719

 

Joya: arte + ecologia

Joya: arte + ecologia
arts led field research centre
Deadline: 11 September 2016

We call Joya: arte + ecología ‘an arts led field research centre’. The research is manifested through our arts residency (Joya: AiR) and also collaborations with artists on projects we generate and transdiciplinary programmes with ecologists and environmental activists. We curate international artists within Spain.

Resident artists are not here to ‘finish’ work (although this can be an outcome), they are here to stretch the rigour of their inquiry, they are here to make discoveries, they are here to clear the way ahead, to amplify their practice.

We are a cultural destination in the heart of rural Spain, in an alpine desert, living at 1000m above sea level in the Parque Natural Sierra María – Los Vélez. This is a place of outstanding natural beauty and remains so despite the environmental challenges facing peoples’ way of life. This is the sunniest region of Europe receiving over 3000 hours of sunlight a year. Daytime autumn temperatures are warm/hot, outside nightly temperatures are cool, making this a dramatic environment.

Joya: AiR is a ‘not for profit’ association, and over the last ten years has had in excess of four hundred and fifty artists both from within Europe and as far afield as Australia, Japan, Canada and South America. The Joya: residency has provided them with a creative environment free from distraction in one of Spain’s most beautiful and remote regions.

Joya: AiR as an interdisciplinary residency is based at Cortijada Los Gázquez, five beautifully restored farmhouses, which are now an ‘off-grid’ eco-destination which is 85% carbon neutral and recycles everything.

The Joya: AiR programme was founded by artists Simon and Donna Beckmann with the intention of making a strong cultural destination within a Spanish rural context. They believe that dynamic and sustainable creative activity is the backbone to regenerating land that has been slowly abandoned over the last fifty years.

Joya: AiR at Cortijada Los Gázquez is a creative hub where there is always an inspirational environment of knowledgeable and informed thinking around all creative disciplines. Artists will have use of a studio space and 20 hectares of land. Accommodation (private room and bathroom) and meals are included as is collection and return to the nearest public transport system.

Disciplines and media:

Interdisciplinary:
Visual Art / Sculpture / Ceramics (enquire before applying) / Dance / Theatre / Performing Arts / Music / Writing / Educational Programmes / New Media / Curatorial / Film Making /

Type of organisation:

Independent not for profit association/foundation
Application:
Joya: AiR is currently accepting applications in Spanish and English only.
Residency period:

The length of the residency would be 1 to 2 weeks (negotiable)

Next application deadline:
11th September 2016

Residency period:
1st October to the 31st December 2016

APPLY

Conditions:
The Joya: AiR residency has a fee of €300 per week + tax (10%). This covers the cost of accommodation, wood for heating, water and all meals. It also includes collection from our nearest transport hub, Vélez Rubio.

Accompanying friends and family:
Accompanying friends and family are welcome subject  to the contribution of the same outgoing fees as the resident artist (above).

Note: Joya: AiR opportunities are heavily subscribed. Please process the application efficiently.

 

Contemporary Visions VII

Contemporary Visions VII
Deadline: 17 October 2016
Application fee: £10

Image: Last year’s exhibitor, Struan Teague, ‘Untitled’ (2014) oil, acrylic, and spray paint on canvas, 70x65cm.

ABOUT
Contemporary Visions is an annual group exhibition to identify and explore current themes, trends, and discoveries in contemporary art across all media and disciplines. This is a remarkable opportunity for artists at any stage to exhibit in a vetted exhibition in the heart of London’s vibrant art community. Past winners have gone on to solo-exhibitions with the gallery, presentations at art-fairs, or inclusions in publications, such as ‘100 Painters of Tomorrow’, as well as other noteworthy opportunities with Beers and other galleries alike. This year, the jury includes Philly Adams, Senior Director of Saatchi Gallery; Kurt Beers, Director of Beers and Author of ‘100 Painters of Tomorrow’; Carlye Byron, Collector; Byzantia Harlow, Artist and Contemporary Visions VI finalist; Hugh Montgomery, Deputy Arts Editor and Writer with I News; and Gemma Rolls-Bentley, Artsy UK Gallery Relations Liaison.

ELIGIBILITY
Artists worldwide, at any stage of their careers may apply.

EXHIBITION DATES
February 24 - March 25, 2017 / Preview Thursday 23 February 2017 from 6-8pm
*Dates are subject to slight change.

IMAGE SUBMISSION
All media is accepted. This includes, but is not limited to, painting, photography, sculpture, video, and all two-dimensional and three-dimensional work, new-media and any non-traditional media. Do not apply with work that is dated prior to 2015.

Submit up to 4 JPEGS of different works. JPEGS must be labeled as follows:
title_media_sizeincm_year.jpg
Do not label with your name. For instance, Jon Smith would label his work as such:
untitledpainting_oilandcollageoncanvas_150x150_2015.jpg
Maximum-pixel height/width is 2000x2000 at a preferred 300dpi.
(Please do not email the gallery asking how to convert your images.)
*Note: images may appear cropped when uploading; however, the entire image is viewable on the back end of the system so please proceed if this occurs.

ARTWORK RESTRICTIONS
There are no restrictions to the dimension of actual works exhibited apart from the gallery ceiling height of 2.75m.
Work must be available for sale during the exhibition dates.

VIDEO SUBMISSIONS
Artists working in video or time-based media can submit up to 4 video stills, accompanied by a maximum of 2 unique videos edited to a maximum preview runtime of 1 minute. (Please indicate the full runtime of your video in the description of your work.) Videos must be uploaded to a password-free hosting site such as Vimeo or Youtube. Please provide the link in the description of your work. Videos protected by passwords will not be viewed. Artists of interest will be contacted to submit videos of a longer or full runtime. Do not post DVDs to the gallery as they will not be considered.

FORMS
Submit all information directly to the online application system. No postal applications will be considered.

JURY
- Philly Adams, Senior Director Saatchi Gallery
- Kurt Beers, Director of BEERS London & Author of ‘100 Painters of Tomorrow’
- Carlye Byron, Collector
- Byzantia Harlow, Artist and Contemporary Visions VI finalist
- Hugh Montgomery, Deputy Arts Editor and Writer with I News
- Gemma Rolls-Bentley, Artsy UK Gallery Relations Liaison

FEE
There is a processing fee of £10 to submit - payable via Paypal.
You do not need a Paypal account in order to complete payment.

DEADLINE
The open call will close on midnight (local time) Monday 17 October, 2016.

RESULTS
Results will be sent to the emails provided to each applicant, however, in certain instances spam filters, inbox limitations, and incorrect emails provided during your application process often means that you will not receive pertinent information. Therefore, we recommend checking the BEERS site regularly for updates and we kindly ask that you DO NOT email the gallery for updates as everything will be posted accordingly to our website in the event you do not hear from us via email.

CONTACT
For further queries, please contact info@beerslondon.com

Thank you in advance for your application and we wish you the best of luck!

 

$1000 Working Artist Purchase Award

$1000 Working Artist Purchase Award | Call for Submissions
Deadline - September 30, 2016
Application fee: $25

Each month we offer a small art purchase award to help serious artists keep working. Our award is open worldwide to all visual artists, including but not limited to those working in traditional styles, ie., painting, drawing, printmaking, mixed media, sculpture, glass, or with digital/new media, installation, photography and film/video.

Complete submission guidelines at: https://www.workingartist.org/submission-guidelines.html .

info@workingartist.org

Also look out for our upcoming Photography Award Deadline: September 17, 2016!

Working Artist Org. is dedicated to discovering, collecting, and promoting great art and artists.

 

F The Art World

F The Art World
Deadline: March 31, 2017
Application fee: $32

Unarthodox is calling on you, amateur and professional artists, designers to participate and win a chance to show your work to the world.   Submit  work that depicts a rebellious view of tradition, customs, religion, and politics. Share your visual expression and subjective interpretation.   Join Our Movement !   F The Art World is an International Art Competition where fine artists, photographers, digital artists, graphic designers, and sculptors compete for a chance to be exhibited in New York City for an entire week. Submitted artwork will NOT be judged on the technique and professional skill, but on the interpretation and depth of the subject matter. Although not required, it should relate to the country of submission.  

AWARD

A winner in each category above will get the opportunity to exhibit their work in the group art show at the Unarthodox Gallery in Chelsea, New York City for an entire week! All other participants' artwork will be displayed in a large projection during the opening ceremony. All winners will also be announced in the Unarthodox social media accounts, newsletter and both local and international media channels.  

EXHIBITION AND OPENING CEREMONY  

May, 2017 Unarthodox Gallery Located in the heart of Chelsea, 547 West 27th Street New York, NY 10001  

ORGANIZER

Competition is hosted and organized by Unarthodox. Unarthodox is a creative space that combines all of the arts to create unique interactive experiences.  Unarthodox is a unique concept that encourages people to express their inner creativity. We host various art experiences that combine fine art, music, drama, movement, and creative writing while, in most cases, incorporating sound, visuals, and aromatherapy. We truly believe that art and self-expression shouldn't be restricted by rules and regulations of the art business world. We want to give a chance to all talented and creative people to share their vision with thousands by exhibiting their art at the Unarthodox Gallery in New York City.  

JURORS

The panel of Jurors is average professionals, everyday people of different walks of life from countries throughout the world. Jurors represent different countries including  France, Italy, Russia, Switzerland, Brazil, Uruguay, England, Japan, New Zealand, and The United States. Our judges are not art professionals. We believe that artwork should not be judged by professional art critics, but by people who appreciate art and are not tainted by the "rules, regulations and expectations" of the art establishment. We are looking for true expression from amateur and professional artists without intimidation or restrictions.

SUBMISSIONS

Artwork in the following disciplines is accepted:   · Fine Art /Mixed Media - Acrylic, oil, watercolor, charcoal, photography and various other materials. · Photography - digital and traditional -  Raw and manipulated photography may be used. · Sculpture - All mediums are accepted. · Digital Arts - Computer generated art. · Graphic Design - Poster design, book/magazine cover, and advertisement are accepted.  

Submission Deadline:  March 31, 2017  

All winners will be announced on www.ftheartworld.com and www.unarthodox.com websites.  

SUBMIT TO WIN www.ftheartworld.com

 

26th International Sculpture Conference

26th International Sculpture Conference
Sculpture in Context: Tradition and Innovation
October 15-18, 2016
Pittsburgh, PA

Above: James O'Toole, Steelworkers Monument, 2001. Image courtesy of Charles FG Beal via flickr.com

Registration for the 26th International Sculpture Conference - Sculpture in Context: Tradition and Innovation is now open!

The International Sculpture Center will hold the 26th International Sculpture Conference from October 15-18, 2016 in Pittsburgh, PA. The Conference will feature panel discussions, keynote speaker Diana Al-Hadid, annual ISC littleSCULPTURE Show, ARTSlams & Mentor Sessions, hands-on workshops, a gallery hop, evening parties, and a number of exciting optional tours.  

Conference events and programming will take place at the August Wilson Center, The Mattress Factory, Carnegie Mellon University, and Carrie Furnaces, as well as other cultural locations in the Pittsburgh Area.

Visit https://www.sculpture.org/pittsburgh2016 for more information on the schedule, rates, and to register today. ISC Members receive discounted rates, and Chapter Members always save more. Contact the ISC Events Department with any questions at events@sculpture.org or (609) 689-1051 x302.  

Like us on Facebook and tell us you're coming!  www.facebook.com/pittsburgh2016

 

C4FAP - Portraits 2017 with Juror Karen Marks

Portraits 2017 with Juror Karen Marks
INTERNATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC CALL FOR ENTRIES
Deadline: September 7, 2016
Application fee: C4FAP members $29 / non-members $39

THEME | Portraits
Our annual portraits exhibition brings artists from around the globe into the spotlight. A portrait is a visual representation that portrays the likeness of a person, place, animal, or object. All subject matter, photographic genres, capture types, and photo-based processes are eligible to submit.

JUROR |  Karen Marks
Karen Marks has been Director of Howard Greenberg Gallery for over 15 years. In that time she has organized countless exhibitions, curated international art fairs and edited many publications. She is also an active board member of Association of International Photography Art Dealers. Karen Marks has been working in the world of fine art photography since her graduation from the School of Visual Arts in 1984. Starting as a junior specialist in the photography department at Swann Galleries, since then she has worked in both public and private galleries, advising private clients and working closely with public institutions. She has juried numerous competitions and is called upon frequently as a portfolio reviewer for many programs.

ABOUT THE CENTER FOR FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHY
Founded in 2004 by photographers, The Center for Fine Art Photography is a nonprofit 501(C)(3) photography organization. We provide support to photographic artists through exhibition, promotion, portfolio reviews, publication, education and connection to a large community of other artists, curators, gallery owners and photographic professionals. Open Tues-Sat, Free.

HONORS | AWARDS
An international audience of collectors, curators, art consultants and other advocates of fine art photography will view the chosen artist’s work throughout the exhibition. All chosen artists are invited to complimentary portfolio reviews, lunch and portfolio sharing on the reception weekend. Each participant is included in the Center’s Main Gallery exhibition in Fort Collins, Colorado and Online Gallery exhibition.

Juror’s Selection: $400.00
Director’s Selection: $200.00
Honorable Mention Awards: 1 year membership and image submission to a Call for Entry at C4FAP.

In addition artists' selected for the exhibition will also receive:
Promotion on The Center's large social media platforms.
Professional installation images for your use.
In-gallery and online exhibition with links to artists' websites
Press releases are sent to artists' choice of media outlets.

SUBMISSION | ENTRY FEE
MEMBERS | $29 for the three images
NON-MEMBERS |  $39 for the first three images
ADDITIONAL IMAGES may be submitted for $9 each for members and $10 each for non-members. There is no limit to the number of images that may be submitted.
NEW! Submission of 12 images and over qualifies the artist for a review of the work submitted. This review will be conducted by the Executive Director of C4FAP, Hamidah Glasgow.  

Image Upload Guidelines
All images are submitted online on our website. To submit images visit our home page, create a free account or Login to your existing account to begin. Further instructions are available in the Calls for Entry Section of our website.

IMPORTANT DATES
Entries Due | September 7, 2016
Notice Of Acceptance | September 30 , 2016
Exhibition Dates | January 14-February 25, 2017
Public + Artists’ Reception | February 17, 2017

Eligibility: Our calls for entry are open to all photographers world wide, both amateur and professional. The Center invites photographers working in all mediums, styles and schools of thought to participate.

Exhibit Prints: In order to be included in the online gallery or to receive an award, you must provide a professionally printed and presented image for gallery exhibition. The Center recognizes that some work is non-traditional and the presentation type is integral to the work. Colorful frames must be pre-approved. To encourage participation by photographers from around the world, the Center offers optional, professional, printing and framing services. Additional details will be provided upon request.
Acceptance Notice: Everyone who submits will receive an email notification of which images were accepted. Accepted images will be posted on the Center’s website.

Image Credits: Simon Martin and Rocio De Alba

 

https://www.c4fap.org/exhibitions/portraits-2017-karen-marks/