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UdK Award for
Interdisziplinary Art and Science,
Berlin
Deadline: 31st May
2010Art and science are moving towards one
another, discovering common issues and working methods. The
creative, imaginative processes in the arts and sciences are
similar, whereas the concrete realisation of their results
tends to differ. Repeatedly, this difference is the source of
productive tension and areas of friction. This competition
aims to give the impetus and opportunity to artists and
scientists to work between the priorities of the arts or
between the arts and science. Read
On
The Mark Tanner Sculpture Award, standpoint,
London Deadline: 31 May
2010
Call for entries for yearly award with
a total value of £10,000. Will result in a solo exhibition in
September 2010 at Standpoint Gallery. Award open to emerging
sculptors based in the Greater London area.
We are pleased
to announce that this year's guest selector is Cathy de
Monchaux
Read On
New Media Prize - Poole Literary Festival,
2010, UK
Deadline: 15th September
2010
Win £250 and an Apple iPad by telling
a story with 'new' media in a way that 'old' media can't.
Poole Literary Festival is delighted to announce their
partnership with The Media School at Bournemouth University to
establish a Prize for New Media Writing. The prize will allow
writers working with New Media to showcase their skills,
provoke discussion and raise awareness of new media writing
and the future of the written word. Read On
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Walls of
Light: CCA Moving Image Commissions,
Scotland
Deadline: 7th June
2010
CCA is commissioning four films with
budgets of £5,000 and two films with budgets of £10,000 from
artists based in Scotland. CCA operates as a hub for the local
artistic community and aims to establish a broader profile in
the general cultural life of the city through offering
exhibitions, film screenings, concerts, performance and a wide
spectrum of opportunities for people to participate in the
arts. Read On
Commonplaces, Shaftesbury,
UK
Deadline:
11th June 2010This commission is for an
artist/designer/maker to research and develop proposals for
public space in Shaftesbury, with the Shaftesbury Civic
Society and the local community. The key themes of the project
are local heritage, common space and future sustainability.
The fee for the research and development stage is £5,000
inclusive of expenses. Read On
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New options
and opportunities - turn-berlin
Gallery
turn-berlin is an artist funded
space, with a large gallery in the middle of the biggest
concentration of art in Europe. We are working to find the
most effective ways of progressing an artists name and
reputation. By introducing a more integrated approach we can
be more effective and develop wider opportunities. Read On
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The Wassaic
Project Summer Festival, NY
Deadline: June 30,
2010
The Wassaic Project Summer Festival is
a FREE, annual, multi-disciplinary festival held in Wassaic,
NY. Housed in the unique buildings and property of The Wassaic
Project, the festival escapes the white walls of traditional
art spaces and focuses on site-sensitive installations and
performances. Read On
ArtTrail 2010, Cork City,
Ireland
Deadline: 28th May 2010
ArtTrail Festival 2010: Multiple Endings,
are inviting proposals for this years festival. ArtTrail is an
annual festival of contemporary artistic practice, facilitates
and supports site-specific and site-responsive projects in the
Cork City area. It offers the context and support for artists
of all disciplines to develop and present work outside their
normal studio practice; and brings the audience into direct
contact with the work, the artists and the making
process. Read On
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Sculpture Position, Tyler School of
Art, Temple University, Philadelphia, PA
Deadline June 30th,
2010
The Painting, Drawing and
Sculpture Department of Tyler School of Art, Temple
University, invites application for a NTT Appointment position
in Sculpture. The Sculpture Area offers theory and practice
courses in sculpture, time based art forms, and digital arts.
We seek a sculptor with a broad knowledge of historical and
contemporary art practices, as well as a thorough
understanding of technical, critical, and theoretical issues
of the media.
Read On
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New
Residency Program at 3331 Arts Chiyoda,
Tokoyo
Deadline: 18th June
2010
3331 Arts Chiyoda is launching a new
residency program open to artists, curators and creative
practitioners internationally. With a full range of facilities
including accommodation, studio and gallery, creative
practitioners have the exceptional opportunity to extend their
artistic engagement in the heart of Tokyo. Not only will
artists be able to pursue their own individual research and
practice, but they will be connected to the extensive network
of Tokyo's art scene through the hub that is 3331. Read On
International Painting Camp - Tescani 2010,
Romania
Deadline: May 30th,
2010The George Enescu National Museum
(Bucharest), together with the Dumitru and Alice Rosetti -
Tescanu - George Enescu Department (Tescani, Bacau) and The
Museum of Art Bacau, invite artists from all countries,
including Romania, to apply for the International Painting
Camp - Tescani 2010 : August 1 - 20 th, 2010. The host
institution will provide during the camp (20 days) the
complete accommodation, including food and working materials,
for 6 selected artists.
The
Centre for Contemporary Art Ujazdowski Castle,
Poland
Deadline: May 31,
2010The artists-in-residence programme
laboratory at the Centre for Contemporary Art Ujazdowski
Castle in Warsaw announces an Open Call for polish and
international artists working in the fields of visual, sound
and performative arts to take part in two residencies in
2010. Read On
The Darling Foundry Residency,
Quebec
Deadline: 1st June,
2010The Darling Foundry, located in Old
Montreal (Quebec, Canada), is an alternative visual arts
complex with an outstanding architectural design. The Darling
Foundry provides opportunities for research, creation,
production, and exhibition. One residency of six months will
be awarded. The resident artist will receive a grant amount of
$23,000 CDN which contributes towards travel, subsistence, and
production costs. Read On
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