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CALL FOR PROJECTS - Mobile Audio Fest e-topia 2015

locus sonus > audio in art
Deadline: December 7th, 2014

Mobile Audio Fest is a presentation of audio artworks in which mobility is central. The fest will be organized as a series of ‘rendezvous’, each specifically adapted to a piece. These RVs might be online, in the street, on the radio, in a concert hall; they might involve downloading an app, walking with headphones, sleeping out in a tent or driving in a car.

In order to expand MAF’s network and to share knowledge and resources, we invite interested artists to send us proposals for performances, installations, workshops, urban interventions and other mobile art forms.

Locus Sonus will facilitate the development of certain projects by organizing workshops and residencies and by making resources such as our streaming server and mobile software available to invited artists. Our association with e-topie biennale enables us to extend the panel of possibilities for presenting works through partner structures, opening the project to a variety of audiences and multiplying modes of reception.

Online application http://locusonus.org/
Deadline: midnight on December 7th, 2014.

 

 

Open Call: ESTMAN RADIO

Open Call: ESTMAN RADIO
A Project by Marinella Senatore
Free Radio project

Marinella Senatore, Estman Radio Station, 2014
Courtesy: the artist and Mot International, London/Brussels
Photo: Kunst Halle Sankt Gallen, Gunnar Meier

All people are invited to contribute to a free radio project. The submission is open to everybody and every language.  

ESTMAN RADIO is an ongoing free podcast radio by Italian artist Marinella Senatore that gives to all the possibility of sharing sounds and opinions. You are invited to contribute to ESTMAN RADIO by submitting your radio dramas, lectures, music, speeches, debates, interviews, sound art works, stories, ideas etc. www.estmanradio.com

At Marinella Senatore's exhibition «Public Secrets» at the Kunst Halle Sankt Gallen (1 February – 13 April 2014) there is a “self-service” radio station inviting all people to record their own projects. So come to Kunst Halle Sankt Gallen for your recording! Or send your contribution with your name, a title and a synopsis directly to [email protected]  

About the artist: Marinella Senatore’s practice is characterized by public participation. The idea is to foster the creative power of a crowd, initiating a dialogue between history, culture and social structures. Senatore’s work is to be experienced by everyone, inviting us to create a participative work in which everybody can play a role.

Kunst Halle Sankt Gallen
Davidstrasse 40, CH-9000 St. Gallen
+41 (0)71 222 10 14
[email protected]
www.k9000.ch

http://re-title.com/exhibitions/KUNSTHALLESANKTGALLEN.asp

 

KNOW NOW GALLERY 2013 Fall New York City Open Call

KNOW NOW GALLERY 2013 Fall New York City Open Call
Deadline: Friday, September 15, 2013
Submission fee: $35

This is a Know Now Gallery opportunity to expose artists working in contemporary visual arts to a wider audience. This exhibition is in NYC's Chelsea Gallery District. More information below or register and submit work online: http://know-nowgallery.com/submissions-2/

ENTRY DEADLINE: Friday, September 15, 2013

ELIGIBILITY: National and international artists 16 years and older may submit a maximum of five works completed within the last twelve months and not exhibited in a previous Know Now Gallery exhibition.

AWARDS: Over $1,000 in award money will be allocated by the juror.

FEES: Non-refundable fee must accompany each of the up to 5 artworks submitted. Submissions must be paid by credit/debit card. Fee payment does not guarantee that any/all artworks submitted for jurying will be included in this exhibition.
$35 for up to 5 entries, the total allowed.

REQUIREMENTS: All submissions must be submitted digitally through the Know Now Gallery’s website.

SELECTED WORKS: Selected artworks must be delivered ready to hang/display. Artworks considered unsuitable for hanging/presentation will be refused. Curatorial staff reserves the right to refuse an artwork that is misrepresented through documentation or is not the piece selected by juror.

SALES: All works must be available for sale, the Know Now Gallery receives a 30% commission.

SHIPPING AND INSURANCE: By submitting artwork for consideration for the Juried Show, the Artist acknowledges and accepts the following stated terms: The exhibiting Artist is responsible for all applicable charges related to the preparation, packaging, insuring, and shipping/delivery of artwork to and from the gallery.The Artist assumes all responsibility and holds Know Now Gallery harmless for any damages incurred during shipping.
Artist may choose preferred art shipper.
Artist agrees to hold Know Now Gallery harmless and waive all claims or causes of action against Know Now Gallery, its officers, directors, employees, and volunteers for any and all damages, loss, or injury caused to any person or person’s personal property arising from or relating to the exhibition of Artist’s artwork at the Know Now Gallery or by the Artist or persons affiliated with the Artist.

SCHEDULE:
September 15, 2013 All entry forms must be received by 5 pm PST. Late entries will not be accepted.

October 4, 2013 Selected artists will be notified via email of acceptance. PLEASE DO NOT CALL OR EMAIL THE GALLERY.

October 20, 2013 All accepted works, including shipped works, MUST be received by the Know Now Gallery no later than 7 pm PST. Late drop-offs will not be accepted

October 27, 2013 Opening reception and awards ceremony for artists and guests from 6-9 pm PST

November 28, 2013 Close of Show
 
ABOUT KNOW NOW GALLERY: The Know Now Gallery is an arts organization in Seattle, Washington, and New York City whose mission is to develop and provide a central venue for artists and the general community to learn, network, share, and experience all varieties of artistic and cultural expression.

 

Balaclava Gallery call for digital artwork

Balaclava Gallery call for digital artwork
Deadline: 8th December 2012
Application fee: none

Balaclava is a new exclusive online gallery dedicated to the exhibiting of contemporary artwork that only exists (or was recorded/lives on) in digital format. This can take the form of many different guises: video, photography, animation, audio, digital drawings or paintings etc. It also could include photographs of work, which was made but has now been dismantled (never to be re-made); destroyed, lost or damaged, and digital evidence of any other temporary interventions of any kind.  

Over the next year we will programme and present a series of solo shows. This call out will be for the first 3 months. The selected artists (either individuals or collaborations) will get exclusive space in our online gallery for an exhibition of usually around two weeks, a press release, online promotion via social networks and at the end of the exhibition the details will be added to our archive.  

Just to reiterate - we are looking for work, which only exists, in digital format. 

To apply please send us up to 5 jpeg images of the work, your CV, and a short statement about your practice (approx 250 words). In this statement please include details of the use of technology in your practice. If you are applying with time based work please send us the links where these can be looked at online.  

Please apply by the 8th December 2012.  No application fees. 

Please send to [email protected] 

For more information go to www.balaclavagallery.com

 

European Media Artists in Residence Exchange EMARE MEX 2012-2013

The European Media Art Network
Deadline: 15 November, 2012
Application Fee: none

The European Media Art Network and its partners provide residencies between April and September 2013 in Mexico, England, Germany, France and the Netherlands with support of the European Commission's Culture 2007-2013 Programme, the Fondo Nacional para la Cultura y las Artes Mexico, the Goethe Institute Mexico, the Centro Cultural Alemán de San Luis Potosí, the City of Utrecht, the Arts Council of England and the regional municipalities of Saxony-Anhalt in Germany and Centre in France.

Mexican based Media Artists in the fields of digital media including internet and computer based art, filmmakers, sound and video artists are invited to apply for a two months artist residency at IMPAKT, Utrecht, Netherlands; Bandits Mages, Bourges, France; FACT, Liverpool, United Kingdom or at Werkleitz Centre for Media Arts in Halle, Germany.

European Artists can apply for a two months residency at Centro Multimedia in Mexico City and Centro de Arte y Nuevas Technologias (CANTE) in San Luis Potosi.

Students are not permitted, but young artists encouraged. EMARE MEXICO includes a grant of 2.000 Euro, free accommodation, up to 900 Euro travel expenses, access to the technical facilities and media labs and a professional presentation. In addition participating artists of 2012 will take part at the move forward exhibition 5.- 21. 10. 2012 in Halle (Saale) Germany and all artists participating 2012 and 2013 will take part at the final exhibition as part of the Transitio_MX Festival in Mexico City in Octobre 2013. Entries should be submitted online and have to upload a CV, (audio) visual reference projects documentation and a proposal sketch for the project which should be developed within EMARE. Artists with residence in or identity card within Europe and Mexico can contact one of the following institutions for further details before starting the online submission.

Read on:
http://www.emare.eu/news.html

 

 

Artist Assistant Internship

Artist Assistant Internship for making a new piece of work for 'Frame' at Frieze Art Fair, this year.

4 Artist Assistants required for production of work for Frieze Art Fair 2011. The skills I am looking for in the successful applicants are a level of precision when working, a calm focused approach to working, is able to work in a team and be able to handle practical tasks set on a week to week basis. These skills can be learnt in the studio. Also if you have experience of mould-making, casting and papermaking then this would be a bonus.  You will be involved in the production a large scale sculpture, for a solo presentation within the 'Frame' section at Frieze Art Fair this October.   8-12 days required (one day a week) from June to October 2011.  Lunch will be paid for.  Please email me a brief covering letter about yourself, a CV and an image of your own work.

Contact
Paul Johnson

[email protected]

 

Digital Fringe 08, Melbourne

Digital Fringe 08 Call for submissions

Digital Fringe is now accepting entries (video, stills or audio) - get your entries in before the festival starts (24/9/08).

Ferret around your hard drives, dig out those gems and have your work seen on hundreds of public screens.

Uploaded content will play on an extensive network of screens around the world: from the web to retail television display walls to huge urban screens, hospitality venues, galleries, libraries and many other public nooks and crannys.

Visit http://www.digitalfringe.com.au/ to submit your works, and for more festival info.

Artist retain copyright of their works and have the option of utilising the Creative Commons licensing scheme.

Digital Fringe is also chasing more screening venues - so if you know of any idle screens in need of interesting art content in your area (in bars, shops, ....wherever) put them in touch with us or let us know at: [email protected]

Digital Fringe is produced by Horse Bazaar www.horsebazaar.com.au as part of the Melbourne Fringe Festival (September 24 - October 12)

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DF08 Press Release - for immediate release

Horse Bazaar in association with Melbourne Fringe & Film Victoria presents
DIGITAL FRINGE 08

1's & 0's in your eyes. Digital Fringe pixels will catch your eyeballs somewhere this festival season. Digital Fringe is the digital arts arm of The AGE 2008 Melbourne Fringe Festival. Digital art from all over the world will be streaming into all sorts of nooks and crannies, across the Melbourne, Victoria & the world. See international emerging artists in your local pub, library, or shops. Have your eyeballs hijacked by MPU's guerilla projections as you wander through the cityscape at night.
 
Digital Fringe is a web based digital art festival that links to Melbourne and regional Victoria through site specific streaming of artistic digital content. Produced by Horse Bazaar, Digital Fringe 2008 will load up, stream out and shine across Melbourne, Regional Victoria and the world from Wednesday 24 September to Sunday 12 October as Melbourne Fringe Festival swings open its artistic carrel for the 26th year.

Digital Fringe provides artists with access to a network of 100’s of public screens and non-traditional audiences through-out the state (and the world). A continual playlist of digital art plays on a multitude of screens. This curated playlist is a compilation of silent, G rated visual works of animation, abstract, video art, short film, motion graphics, photography or other stills. It is the cream of the crop of 1000’s of submissions that results from an extensive local, national and international callout. Submissions are received from all around the world; from professional artists to bedroom doodlers and everybody in between.

Screening venues range from busy bars and cafes, bustling shopping centres, walls of TV’s in Harvey Norman, JB Hifi & Retravision stores, State and regional libraries and art galleries, suburban shop fronts and on massive public screens like Federation Square. All works are also available via the Digital Fringe website http://www.digitalfringe.com.au/

Digital Fringe once again features the Mobile Projection Unit (MPU). 3 weeks of public projection shenanigans and culture jacking feature as a centre piece of the festival. As the MPU rolls through the streets of Melbourne, guerrilla pixels alter buildings and billboards, and hijack public audiences across the city.

Key features of the MPU van include realtime GPS map positioning of the van viewable on the Digital Fringe website, live video hookups to the artists in the van, text interaction between the MPU and the Web, and real-time monitoring of what the MPU is projecting. The MPU allows local artists to take their work to the streets and interact with the inner urban built environment, and the general Melbourne public at large.

Check out http://www.digitalfringe.com.au/ for info on the range of digital activities finding their way in from the fringe.