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Artist Opportunities
ANIMATION
Commission. animate! tv 2006, UK.
CURATORS
Art Interactive, Cambridge MA, USA
EXHIBITIONS
Studio Voltaire, London, UK
LiveBox Gallery, Chicago, IL, USA
GRANTS
FRANKLIN FURNACE, NYC, USA
FILM & VIDEO
ARTEXPO 2006 Exhibitions
The Contemporary Artists Center, Video Cocktail
Show, MA, USA
MAGAZINE
theARTDISK, a DVD magazine, Chicago, IL, USA
RESIDENCY
ICA, London, UK
The Center for Photography, Woodstock, NY
The Kitchen, NYC, USA
ANIMATION*
Commission. animate! tv 2006, UK.
DEADLINE : 31 March 2006
*You do not need to be an animator to submit a
proposal to animate! tv 2006
but you must have experience of experimental
practice in film, video & digital media, and be based in
the UK.
http://
www.animateonline.org/funding/
CURATORS
Art Interactive, Cambridge MA, USA
DEADLINE : May 1, 2006
Art Interactive, a non-profit exhibition space in
Cambridge, MA, invites curators to submit exhibition
proposals for 8-week exhibitions. Art Interactive's
mission is to provide a public forum that fosters self-
expression and human interaction through the
exhibition of art that is contemporary, experimental,
and participatory. Interested curators
should submit:
a) a cover letter
b) a one-page project outline
Submit all materials via email, to
proposals@artinteractive.org
For more details, please visit:
http://www.artinteractive.org/curatorial_call/
EXHIBITIONS
Studio Voltaire, London
Annual Member's Exhibition 2006
DEADLINE : 5 May 2006
Studio Voltaire's annual open submission exhibition
aims to showcase the strength and diversity of its
memberships, which currently comprises over 200
artists. The exhibition is open to entry to all artists,
working in any medium, who are studio or external
members of Studio Voltaire. Every year, the changing
panel, made up of artists, writers and curators select
artist¹s work. This year's selectors will be:
- Pip Day, Curator and writer
- Emma Kay, Artist
- Pablo Lafuente, Writer and curator
For application form, please email :
info@studiovoltaire.org
Artistic Policy : http://www.studiovoltaire.org/ArtisticPolicy.doc
Studio Voltaire, 1a Nelson’s Row London SW4
7JR t: 020 7622 1294 f: 020 7627 8008
www.studiovoltaire.org
LiveBox Gallery, Chicago, IL, USA
CURATORIAL AND INDIVIDUAL submissions for
Screen Based work
DEADLINE : APRIL 1st, 2006 ( for Nova Young Art
Fair )
Single channel video will likely be the primary medium,
however, web based, real time, interactive work,
fundamentally any compelling new media idea fitting
an appropriation with the screen will be considered.
All entries must include a "digital" (CD) resume, bio,
artist statement and short synopsis of the project.
Media work must be on DVD.
Submissions are viewed on an ongoing basis, but if
you wish to be considered for the NOVA Art Fair
Chicago (www.novayoungartfair.com, submissions
must be received by April 1.
Contact Catherine Forster for prospectus
at:catforster@netscape.net.
Phone: 815-236-5692.
LiveBox is located in Chicago's West Loop Gallery
district.
GRANTS
FRANKLIN FURNACE, NYC, USA
DEADLINE: April 1st, 2006 (postmark date)
Each year Franklin Furnace awards grants in two
categories. (1) "The
Franklin Furnace Fund for Performance Art" supports
emerging performance
artists, allowing them to produce major works in New
York; and (2) "The
Future of the Present" funds the creation of "live art
on the Internet,"
works which engage the Internet as an art medium
and/or venue. Grants from
either fund range between $2,000 and $5,000. Artists
from all areas of the
world are encouraged to apply.
Further information and application guidelines can be
found here :
http://www.franklinfurnace.org/grants/grants.html
FILM & VIDEO
ARTEXPO 2006 Exhibitions
We are selecting all interesting video.art/short.films
to include in the next ArtExpo 2006 Video.Exhibitions.
All works must be on DVD (PAL & NTSC), no matter
what the original source medium. The duration may
be any, with a preference given to a max lenght of
1.5 hours. If you are interested, please send your
video submissions - with a CV/biography, videography
and an introduction about the piece to:
River's Edge Film Festival . USA
DEADLINE : March 30, 2006
Temporary Cities . Lithuania.
DEADLINE : April 30, 2006
More information on ArtExpo, the above calls and
more : http://www.lucacurci.com/artexpo/
home/events/calls/index.html
International ArtExpo Group - www.lucac
urci.com/artexpo
The Contemporary Artists Center, Video Cocktail
Show, MA, USA
DEADLINE : MARCH 30, 2006
Seeking works in any mode of single-channel video
making, completed after 1999, that reflects current
video art practice (i.e. political, beautiful, animation,
animal, urban, rural, quiet, short, not-too-long,
conceptual, dreamy, texty, funny, serious, remix, red,
mermaids, fabulous ones, stray dogs, undefinable,
etc.) for inclusion in the creation of thematic
programs, shown Jun-October, 2006.
Please send
DVD-R/VHS/S-VHS/MiniDV of work (NTSC only),
labeled with name, email,
and phone number; list of submitted work, including
short description
of each piece, completion date, length, single
play/loop/either,
silent/mono/stereo sound, and 4:3/16:9 aspect ratio;
artist statement;
CV; short bio; and SASE for returns to:
The Contemporary Artists Center, Video Cocktail
Show,
ATTN: David Lachman, 189 Beaver St, N Adams MA
01247
More information, application guidlines and other
calls :
http://www.
thecac.org/calls.html
MAGAZINE
theARTDISK, a DVD magazine, Chicago, IL,
USA
DEADLINE: May 1st, 2006
The first annual ArtDisk DVD magazine is currently
seeking submissions for its Art Trailer section. Art
Trailers showcases a selection of moving image
territory, including Video Art, Film, Performance,
Installation, etc. We are looking for works by
national, international, emerging and established
artists. Art Trailer submissions may consist of a
complete work, a trailer or an excerpt. Submissions
must be 30 seconds or 1 minute in length.
The premier issue is comprised of three independent
segments that form the ArtDisk DVD magazine:
scheduled for release Fall 2006.
- SHORT TALKS presents working artists in their
own words.
- ART TRAILERS exhibits :30 and :60 second works
of Video Art, Film, Performance, Installation, etc.
- CURATED A guest Curator will select up to ten
pieces to showcase from a variety of image-based
media.
Please Visit
www.theartdisk.com for more info.
RESIDENCY
ICA, Institute of Contemporary Art, London,
UK
Digital Artist's Residency
DEADLINE : 28 April 2006
The ICA is looking for a digital/media artist or small
collective working in either a visual, on-line, 'live-
digital' practice or installation field to take up
residency for a period to be determined from 1 June
2006.
The selected artist(s) will give at least two public
talks and two education workshops, and will have
access to the equipment and facilities of the
new ‘Digital Lab’ for a maximum of two weekdays from
10am and at weekends, from 12 noon.
The work will then be exhibited or performed in either
the digital studio or theatre (depending on the work).
To apply :
Send a one-page outline of proposed work including
any special requirements — either technical or
logistical — plus clarification of how the project will
be completed within the agreed period. Also send a
CV of previous work, experience, credentials and web
links.
All applications should be sent to:
vivienneg@ica.org.uk
Fee to be determined by the length of residency
More information can be found here
: http://www.ica.org.uk/index.cfm?
articleid=14783
The Center for Photography, Woodstock, NY,
USA
WOODSTOCK A-I-R
DEADLINE : Friday March 31
WOODSTOCK A-I-R is a workspace residency program
designed to support artists of color working in the
photographic arts who reside in the United States
with access to time, facilities, financial, critical, and
technical support. This activity is created with an
emphasis on supporting artists working in the
photographic arts who are at the brink of their
careers and promising talent. All of us lead very busy
lives – the drive for this program is to free the artist -
from the busy routines and demands of everyday –
and to provide a sanctuary for creativity.
More information, application guidelines & past
participants
http:/
/www.cpw.org/AIR/main/main.html
The Kitchen, NYC
SIDNEY KAHN SUMMER INSTITUTE
COME TOGETHER : A Three Week Intensive
Programe in Art & Social Engagement
DEADLINE MAY 8, 2006
- Artistic Director : Harrell Fletcher
- Faculty / Guest Artists include : Sam Gould/Red
76, Emily Jacir, John Malpede, Elisabeth Subrin, Mierle
Laderman Ukeles
- Presented in collaboration with Sarah Lawrence
College
Join The Kitchen and Summer Institute Artistic
Director Harrell Fletcher for a three-week, intensive
program, fully accredited by Sarah Lawrence College
(3 credits), focusing on expanded ideas of art-making
and creativity in relation to collaboration, community
involvement, and activism. Throughout the program,
artists will explore a wide range of socially-responsive
and community-based art practices as they go out
into The Kitchen’s Chelsea neighborhood to research
and develop site-related projects.
More information, guidelines and application :
http://ww
w.thekitchen.org/si2006/
A limited number of partial scholarships is available.
Financial aid applicants are strongly urged to apply
early. For application and complete program
information, contact the Summer Institute
Coordinator : rachael@thekitchen.org at
(212) 255 5793 ext. 14.
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