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05 April 2006
No. 29
COMPETITION
Newspace Center for Photography, Portland, Oregon
Photo Review Photography, Philadelphia, USA
Diesel New Art 2006
EXHIBTIONS
International Noise, Sydney, Australia
10th Annual Sculpture by the Sea, Sydney,
Australia
'Works on Paper' - Flux Factory, New York,
USA
FELLOWSHIP
National Gallery of Canada : Research Fellowship
Program
Kingston University London : Stanley Picker
Fellowships
MAGAZINE
Shifter #8 “Rules and Representations
PROPOSALS
Arts Catalyst and SCAN, UK : Dark Places
LiveBox Gallery, Chicago, IL
STUDIOS
1000000mph project space, London
COMPETITION
Newspace Center for Photography, Portland,
Oregon
Deadline: May 12, 2006
Newspace Center for Photography in Portland, Oregon
invites you to participate in our 2nd Annual National
Juried Exhibition Competition in July & August 2006.
First, econd, and third prize winners will take home
$250, $150 & $100 plus selected items from our
sponsors. The winners will also be awarded a 3
person show at the Center in 2007. The competition
is open to all photographic processes and themes but
should have been made in the last 2 years. The entry
fee is $20 for 5 images. All entries must be received
by Friday, May 12th, 2006. Judges are Christopher
Rauschenberg and Jennifer L. Stoots.
Guidelines and entry form
http://www.newspacephoto.org/callforentries/
THE 2006 PHOTO REVIEW PHOTOGRAPHY
COMPETITION : Photo Review Photography,
Philadelphia, USA
Deadline May 15, 2006
Philip Brookman, Senior Curator of Photography and
Media Arts, Corcoran Gallery of Art, Washington, DC,
will be the juror for the 2006 Photo Review
Photography Competition. The Photo Review, a highly
acclaimed critical journal of photography, is
sponsoring its 22nd annual photography competition
with a difference. Instead of only installing an exhibit
that would be seen by a limited number of people,
The Photo Review will reproduce accepted entries in
its 2006 competition issue. Thus, the accepted
photographs will be seen by thousands of people all
across the country and entrants will have a tangible
benefit from the competition.
Also, the prize-winning photographers will be chosen
for an exhibition at the photography gallery of The
University of the Arts, Philadelphia, and will be
exhibited on The Photo Review’s website.
For more information and guidelines please go to
website
http://www.photoreview.org/compete.htm
Diesel New Art 2006
Deadline : on-going from March to December
2006
Diesel New Art 2006 is launched! Northern Europe’s
largest art competition for creators of art, design,
film, photo and music is open for submissions from all
nationalities, medias and expressions. DNA has since
the start in Sweden 2003 grown to include a new
country for each year, and new for this year are
Austria and Slovenia. Last year over 1800
artists from 43 countries submitted more than 3500
works.
DNA is on-going from March to December and will like
last year consist of four steps- search, selection,
catalogue and exhibition.
All the submitted works will be judged of an
independent jury consisting of four persons. In each
category the winner will receive a prize of 2000 Euro
as well as a place in an international exhibition and
catalogue.
More information and submissions
www.diesel-new-art.com
EXHIBTIONS
International Noise, Sydney Australia
Deadline : 28th April 2006
New Artist run initiative in Sydney Australia seeking
international artists.
A 9" x 5" Show debuts on 13th May outside
International Noise's favourite Sydney art gallery.
Following the precedent set by the First
Impressionist exhibition in Australia, which challenged
established perceptions of art and its presentation,
we will be paying homage to the nine by five inch
format. This time, International Noise is bringing art
to the doorstep of the community in a white-walled,
moving, high-torque, eight wheelin', free dealin'
gallery: a truck.
A 9" x 5" Show comes hot off the back of
International Noise's inaugural event, Copy Cat,
which saw over 40 local and international artists take
on the photocopier and show their work in
Paddington's Burton Street Bridge, Sydney.
This show is all about format. Be it painting, drawing,
photography, sculpture, moving image, or a sound
piece; as long as the size is right, send your entry
in. Maximum (and minimum) external dimensions for
work (including framing if desired) are restricted to
nine inches by five inches in any orientation and with
a maximum depth of three inches (228mm x 127mm x
76mm). All technology-based entries are to have a
self-contained
power source. (Eg. Batteries.) All works are to be
ready for hanging, fitted with 'D' rings. A 9" x 5"
Show is a curated exhibition as space will be
limited.
Deadline for delivery of works is the 28th of April
2006 and should be sent to:
68 Goodhope Street, Paddington, New South
Wales, 2021, Australia.
Please include stamped, self-addressed return
packaging.
All works are for sale (unless otherwise specified), so
please include a sale price in AUD. International
Noise will retain a 20% commission in the event of
sales.
For any further information check out:
www.internationalnoise.org
10th Annual Sculpture by the Sea, Sydney,
Australia
Deadline: 26 April, 2006
Sculpture by the Sea is the largest and most popular
sculpture exhibition in Australia, staged on the
spectacular Bondi to Tamarama coastal walk in
Sydney. The exhibition sites over 100 sculptures from
Australian and Overseas artists along 2km of
coastline over 3 weeks for an estimated 400,000
visitors and generates significant sculpture sales.
Annual Sculpture by the Sea Conference Sculpture in
Public Space will be held at the Art Gallery of New
South Wales in Sydney on 2 November, with a
program of International artists, curators and
academics. Artists are invited to submit proposals or
completed works for pre-selection.
Submissions to: Sculpture by the Sea, PO Box 300,
Surry Hills, NSW 2010, Australia
Contact: Holly Fisher, Exhibition Coordinator,
Email: holly@sculpturebythesea.com
Tel: 00 61 2 8399 0233
www.sculpturebythesea.com
'Works on Paper' - Flux Factory, New York,
USA
Deadline : 28 April 2006
Flux Factory is putting out a call to artists to submit
works for a benefit exhibition titled 'Works on Paper'.
The exhibition will run for one week from 20-27 May
2006 and will feature works on paper by emerging and
established artists and sell them to a wide audience
of dealers, collectors, gallery owners, artists and
people who want art at extremely reasonable
prices.
Flux Factory is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit arts
organization housed in Long Island City, Queens, NY.
We are having this exhibition to raise money for our
2006 exhibition budget. As an all-volunteer not-for-
profit, we understand the difficulties of exhibiting art
in today's commercially saturated market. In a
climate where galleries often lean towards strictly
commercially viable work, we are turning to the
artists we yearn to support to now help us by
donating work to fund our 2006 season.
Flux Factory, 38-38 43rd Street, Long Island City NY,
11101 USA
Contact: Nick Normal | Tel: 00 1 917 843 1051|
Email: nick@geekathon.net
Information and applications:
www.fluxfactory.org/projects/works_on_paper/
FELLOWSHIP
National Gallery of Canada : Research Fellowship
Program
Deadline : 30 April 2006
Encourages and supports advanced research.
Competitive fellowships are offered annually in the
following areas: Canadian Art, European Art, Modern
Art, The History of Photography (The Lisette Model /
Joseph G. Blum Fellowship), Art Conservation (The
Claudia De Hueck Fellowship).
Open to art historians, curators, critics, independent
researchers, conservators, conservation scientists
and other professionals in the visual arts, museology
and related disciplines in the humanities and social
sciences, who have a graduate degree or equivalent
publication history.
All fellowships are open to international competition.
Awards can be up to $5,000 a month, including
expenses and stipend, to a maximum of $30,000.
Fellowships are not renewable. The Library and
Archives provides office space and supplies for the
program, with desktop computer workstation running
the Windows XP operating system and equipped with
Microsoft Word, as well as internal and external
telecommunications facilities, and full library support
services
Information and applications: national.gallery.ca
Kingston University London : Stanley Picker
Fellowships
Deadline : 05 May, 2006
Following the previous appointments of designers El
Ultimo Grito and Shelley Fox and artists Mark Beasley
and Elizabeth Price, the Faculty of Art, Design &
Architecture at Kingston University is again seeking
two high-profile practitioners, one in the field of Fine
Art the other in Design, for the Stanley Picker
Fellowships 2006/7. Each fellowship provides up to
£10,000 towards developing an innovative exhibition
project of international standing that will form a core
part of the programme at the Faculty's Stanley Picker
Gallery.
Further information and application guideline can be
found here :
https://recruitment.kingston.ac.uk/Default.asp?
Section=Vacancy&VacID=06/070
MAGAZINE
Shifter #8 “Rules and Representations
Deadline : May 1st 2006
4) Can rules that have been formulated for a specific
purpose be appropriated, salvaged and put to
unforeseen uses? What happens to this appropriated
structure/ language? What is its relationship to the
source structure/ language?
1) (How) Does the represented Subject use the rules
of their given symbolic space to find and articulate
their subjectivity within the rules of that space.
Raising the question of where within the homogenized
spheres of production and consumption in this
globalizing society, are there spaces for subjective
articulation? In the performance of everyday life? In
revolt?
2) If the Subject is (I)tself constituted as a
representation of these rules, are its articulations
also a representation of the same rules? If so, must
we remove the term “Subject” from the previous
sentence?
3) If the Subject is amputated from language, who
speaks? And who is spoken to?
SHIFTER is also currently accepting submissions for a
web-based project titled "The Museum of Contextual
Amputations"
More information and guidelines can be found
here
http://www.shifter-
magazine.com/submissions.html
PROPOSALS
Arts Catalyst and SCAN, UK : Dark Places
Deadline : 14 April 2006
The Arts Catalyst and SCAN wish to commission a
number of projects by artists or scientists that
culturally and/or politically interrogate a scientific site
or body of ideas in the UK.
Dotted around the UK, often in improbable settings –
underground or in unremarkable rural settings – and
unseen by the public, are scientific research
institutions that are pushing the frontiers of
investigation.
Dark Places will result in a series of artists’ or
scientists’ projects – which could be film, installation,
exhibition, talks, guided tours, publications, etc –
that take the lid off sites or ideas on the cutting
edge of science.
We are looking initially for proposals for research
projects. Arts Catalyst and SCAN will select 3 or 4
proposals, which will be awarded budgets of £500 –
£1000 for an initial research phase. Should Arts
Catalyst and SCAN then decide to proceed with the
proposals, they will fund-raise for, produce and
promote the resulting projects.
For more information, please click here :
http://www.scansite.org/scan.php?
pid=364
LiveBox Gallery, Chicago, IL
Deadline : ongoing
LiveBox Gallery issues an open call for CURATORIAL
AND INDIVIDUAL submissions for Screen Based work.
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. Video should be NTSC DVD, if
your piece is in PAL, please send mini DV tape. Please
use a standard DVD case (7"X5") not a cassette
case.
Please contact Catherine Forster, Director for more
details at catforster@netscape.net
STUDIOS
1000000mph project space, London
1000000mph project space has One studio available
now at 59 Old Bethnal Green Road London. The cost
is £160.00 per month all inclusive.
For a viewing
Call Dallas on 07974174111.
1 000 000 mph project space | 59 Old Bethnal Green
Road | London E2 6QA |
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