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Artist Opportunities
EXHIBITIONS
The Fifth Minnesota National Print Biennial,
Minneapolis, MN, USA
SPACES Gallery, Cleveland OH, USA : Primary
Exhibitions and Web
About Glamour, Brooklyn, NY, USA : Victorian
artHARLEM, New York, NY
SOHO 20, Chelsea, New York, USA : THE 12TH
ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION
FILM & VIDEO FESTIVALS
Chamber of Public Secrets, Copenhagen, Denmark :
Made in Video
DARKLIGHT FESTIVAL,2006, Dublin, Ireland
PROPOSALS
Festival of Regions 2007. EXITS AND DEAD
ENDS,Austria
PS122, Gallery, New York, NY
RESIDENCY
Irish Museum of Modern Art : Artists' Residency
Programme, Dublin, Ireland
Antarctic Artists and Writers Program, USA
Atlantic Center for the Arts : Master Artist in
Residence, FL, USA
WEB BASED
The Columbus Building, The School of the Art
Institute, Chicago, IL
EXHIBITIONS
The Fifth Minnesota National Print Biennial,
Minneapolis, MN, USA
DEADLINE : 01 May, 2006
The Fifth Minnesota National Print Biennial will
showcase the vitality of printmaking in all forms, both
traditional and non-conventional. It seeks to
stimulate interest in print activity and to provide a
forum for an exchange of ideas, trends and creative
engagement.
Venues:
The Katherine E. Nash Gallery is located in the Regis
Center for Art at the University of Minnesota. At the
conclusion of the Nash exhibition, the Biennial will
travel to the Tweed Museum of Art, located at the
University of Minnesota,Duluth campus.
The exhibition is open to all artists residing in the
United States. All printmaking media inclusive of
traditional approaches, photomechanical and digital
manipulated prints, non-conventional formats and
monotypes may be submitted.
More information, guidelines and application form can
be found here
http
://art.umn.edu/pdf/Biennial_Prosp.pdf
Contact: Jerald Krepps, Print Biennial, Department of
Art Regis Center for Art, University of Minnesota,
Minneapolis MN 55455 | 612-624-7900 | http://art.umn.edu |
mnpb@umn.edu
SPACES Gallery, Cleveland OH : Primary
Exhibitions and Web
DEADLINE : May 12, 2006
Seeking proposals and applications from artists in all
media, including
digital, installation, and web art, for 2006/07 curated
exhibition
season and honoraria. Open to all themes, especially
artists collaborating with scientists and producing art
along the lines of
scientific experimentation and/or inventions; artists
working within
public realm integrating art into civic projects and/or
discourse; and
artwork of an obvious tactile nature. Also, all artists,
including
students, are eligible for SPACELab program, which
focuses on smaller,
experimental, timely exhibitions/installations. No fee.
More information, guidelines and application form can
be found here : http:
//www.spacesgallery.org/apply.html
Kristen Rhodes, SPACES Gallery, 2220 Superior
Viaduct, Cleveland OH 44113, phone, fax: 216-621-
2314, info@spacesgallery.org |
About Glamour , AG Gallery, Brooklyn, NY :
Victorian
DEADLINE :April 14th, 2006
The theme for this Open Call is "Victorian". Artist is
asked to re-think about the history of Victorian Art
and create his/her own artwork of its own concept.
It could be something transformed the traditional idea
to the contemporary art in 21st century, on the
other hand, it could be a total
revival/imitation/parody of its own traditional
concept.
The second half of the 19th century has been called
the positivist age and one of the most fascinating
periods in our history. It has been an age of faith in
the positive consequences of what can be achieved
through the close observation of the natural and
human realms. In that period, England became the
most modern and wealthy country in the world
through the presence of Queen Victoria and it's
known as the Victorian era.
When most people think of the Victorian era, high
fashion, gilded age, rich with elegance, romance, and
eclectic decorating styles come to mind - often
depicted dramatic events in brilliant color, and the
subject is often women portraiture or highly
impressionistic landscape. Additionally, the painters
sought to transform Realism with typological
symbolism, by drawing on the poetry and literature of
William Shakespeare and their own
contemporaries.
For more information, guidelines and appilication
form :
http://www.aboutglamour.net/English/home.e.htm
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For more information or any questions,
please contact the curator:
mokomoko@aboutglamour.net
About Glamour/AG Gallery, Attn: Tomoko Ashikawa,
103 N.3rd Street, Ground Fl, Brooklyn,
NY11211
artHARLEM and Harlem Open Artist Studio
Tour/HOAST , New York, NY
DEADLINE: April 15th
artHARLEM is accepting submissions from artists living
and working in Harlem for a new exhibition on view
June 12 - 23 at Macy Gallery, Teachers College.
To be considered, please send up to four images
(jpegs, max. 500 pixels wide, 72dpi), image list (title,
media, dimensions, date), artist resume, and short
statement in the body of the text to:
submissions@artharlem.org.
Images should be attached to the email. http://www.hoast.org
SOHO 20, Chelsea : THE 12TH ANNUAL
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION
July 25 August 19, 2006, New York, NY
DEADLINE : May 25, 2006
JUROR: LILIAN TONE, Assistant Curator, Department
of Painting and Sculpture, Museum of Modern Art
This exhibition is open to the international community
of artists. All work entered must have been
completed within the last two years. All media are
eligible (gallery space permitting). Artists may submit
work with special installation requirements if the
artist will be available to install.
There will be a juror's award for best in show. The
award winner will receive a solo exhibition in
SOHO20's Gallery II. This exhibition will run
concurrently with the International Exhibition of
Women's Art, which will be in Gallery I.
More information, guidelines and application can be
found here
http
://www.soho20gallery.com/juried.htm
FILM & VIDEO FESTIVALS
Chamber of Public Secrets : Made in Video:
International Video Art Festival on Public Secrets and
Visual Representation, Copenhagen, Denmark
DEADLINE : March 31, 2006.
Chamber of Public Secrets is pleased to announce its
first international festival for experimental video art,
which will take place from September 7th to
September 10th, 2006 in Copenhagen.
An increasing number of videographers (video artists,
video makers, semi-documentarists, and citizen
journalists) are taking on social roles as mediators of
information that do not reach the general public.
Reacting against the standardization of the
mainstream media and the subsequent lack of
nuances and reflection, the work of videographers
has emerged as a balancing force drawing attention
to what is excluded or forgotten.
More information, guidelines and application can be
found here
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Chamber of Public Secrets (CPS), Forhaabningsholms
Alle 53, st.tv. - 1904 Frederiksberg C. - Denmark |
info@chamber.dk
DARKLIGHT FESTIVAL 2006, Dublin, Ireland
DEADLINE : 20 March 2006
DARKLIGHT FESTIVAL is Ireland 's premier festival for
filmmakers, animators and artists whose work
explores the convergence of art, film and
technology.
Digital filmmaking techniques have become
increasingly universal, they have revolutionised
contemporary filmmaking practice and contributed
hugely to the liberation of animation. In response to
this the Darklight programme has become focused on
work that challenges; concepts, visual aesthetic,
narrative, access, methods of production and
dialogue through these contemporary filmmaking
techniques.
More information, guidelines and application can be
found here
http:
//www.darklight.ie/pages/entry.htm
Darklight Festival Office, 69 Dame Street, Dublin 2,
Ireland , Tel: +353 1 6709017
PROPOSALS
Festival of Regions 2007. EXITS AND DEAD ENDS,
Ottensheim, Austria
DEADLINE : May 07, 2006.
The Festival of Regions is one of the largest festivals
of contemporary culture in Austria. Since 1993 it has
been taking place every two years at decentralized
locations in the state of Upper Austria with its
capital, Linz, and since then it has developed into a
contemporary event with a focus on present-day,
location-specific art and culture. At the interface
between art and everyday life, the festival’s projects
incorporate the populace into a critical engagement
with social, political and artistic questions.
Theme :
Trans national mobility, often compulsory, and
continued drastic differences in standards of living
have changed the thought of progress, at least in
Europe, into a stop-and-go movement between
security-oriented persistence and protectionism, and
a simultaneous intensification of competition and
demands for change.
More information :
http://www.fdr.at/fdr/fdr07/FDR07_Einladun
g_engl.html
Festival of Regions 2007, Marktplatz 12, A-4100
Ottensheim | Fon: +43.(0)7234.85 2 85 | Fax: +43.
(0)7234.85 2 85 - 4 | office@fdr.at |
PS122, Gallery, New York, NY
DEADLINE : May 21st, 2006
PS122 Gallery, a non-profit space located in the East
Village, is accepting proposals for 2 person or small
group shows for next season. Proposals will go before
a four person jury composed of a critic, a curator an
artist and a member of the gallery's advisory board.
Individual artists may apply and will be paired by the
jury.
Applications can be downloaded from our website:
http://www.ps12
2gallery.org
or send a s.a.s.e. to
PS122 Gallery, 150 First Avenue, NYC 10009
Application/Entry Fee: none
Susan Schreiber, Gallery Director, 212-228-4249;
ps122gallery@verizon.net
RESIDENCY
Irish Museum of Modern Art : Artists' Residency
Programme, Dublin, Ireland
DEADLINE : March 31, 2006
The Artists' Residency Programme studios are
programmed approximately a year in advance. There
are eight studio spaces, four upstairs studios and
four larger downstairs spaces. Each studio has the
possibility of accompanying accommodation space,
either in self-contained apartments over the studios
or in the accommodation block, the Flanker Building,
which can house five artists at a time. The artist’s
presence on the Programme is funded in terms of
studio/accommodation, relevant administrative back-
up and a busary of 1000 Euros for the duration of the
residency. Specific proposals may necessitate extra
fund-raising with which the Museum may assist.
Further information and application forms can be
found here
http://
www.imma.ie/en/subnav_13.htm
Proposals with application forms to be sent to: Janice
Hough, Artists' Work Programme Co-ordinator, Irish
Museum of Modern Art, Royal Hospital, Military Road,
Kilmainham, Dublin 8, Ireland. | Tel: +353.1.612 9905
| Fax: + 353.1.612 9999
Email: awp@imma.ie
Antarctic Artists and Writers Program
DEADLINE : June 07, 2006
The Antarctic Artists and Writers Program is the
component of the U.S. Antarctic Program that
provides opportunities for scholars in the humanities
(painting, photography, writing, history, and other
liberal arts) to be in Antarctica or on the Southern
Ocean--at research stations, camps, ships, and
wilderness areas--to make observations needed to
complete their proposed projects. The purpose of the
program is to enable serious writings and the arts
that increase understanding of the Antarctic and help
document America's antarctic heritage.
The National Science Foundation funds and manages
the U.S. Antarctic Program, which is devoted mainly
to scientific research and education in support of the
National interest in the Antarctic. The program’s
research and support infrastructure enables access
to much of the antarctic region for selected Antarctic
Artists and Writers Program projects. It does not
normally provide direct financial support to selected
applicants.
The National Science Foundation, 4201 Wilson
Boulevard, Arlington, Virginia 22230, USA | Tel: (703)
292-5111, FIRS: (800) 877-8339 | TDD: (800) 281-
8749
Further information and guidelines can be found here
http://www.nsf.gov/pubs/2004/nsf04558/nsf
04558.htm
Atlantic Center for the Arts : Master Artist in
Residence, New Smyrna Beach FL
Seeking artists for residency with Sj Rozan, mystery
writer, October 2-22, 2006.
Atlantic Center for the Arts is pleased to announce,
through the generous support of the Joan Mitchell
Foundation, all painters and sculptors accepted into
the 2006 Master Artists-in-Residence programs who
demonstrate need will be recommended to receive full
financial aid to attend the residency program. Artists
from other disciplines may apply to ACA's Financial
Aid program.
For more info, please contact: Atlantic Center, 1414
Art Center Av, New Smyrna Beach FL 32168 , 800-
393-6975 | http:/
/www.atlanticcenterforthearts.org |
program@atlanticcenterforthearts.org
WEB BASED
The Columbus Building, The School of the Art
Institute : The Building of Art, Web-Based Sculptural
Project, Chicago, IL
DEADLINE ; April 01, 2006
Seeking proposals to create physical and public
dialogue with iconic
building, The School of the Art Institute of Chicago's
Columbus Dr
Bldg. Open to international artists, designers and
architects in all
disciplines. Project involves conceptually and
thematically breathing
new life into existing building through alteration of
facade and
public spaces. Publication in catalogue and invitation
to lecture.
Further information, guidelines and application can be
found here
www.Building-of-
Art.com
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