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27 April 2006
No. 31
EXHIBITIONS
Exit Art, NYC : The Building Show
The RIDER Project, New York
NEW IMAGE GALLERY, Harrisonburg, VA.,
USA
Art in Odd Places® (AiOP), NYC
DAM , STUHLTRAGER GALLERY, Brooklyn : “STOLEN
TIME”
INVIDEO – 16th International Exhibition of Video and
Cinema Beyond, Milan
FESTIVAL
OUTVIDEO 2006, Russia
enter. explorations in new technology art, Cambridge,
UK
Split Festival of New Film, Croatia
STUDIO
Rental - either as 6 months sublet or one/two years,
NY
EXHIBITIONS
Exit Art, NYC : The Building Show - September
2006
Extended Deadline : May 31, 2006
In the fall of 2006, Exit Art will present The Building
Show. Buildings have become iconic figures of cities
and countries, as an homage to the vertical icons
that surround us, we are asking artists to choose any
building in the world and to respond to it by making a
conceptual, realistic, personal, intimate or analytical
portrait of that structure. Our personal relationship to
buildings is at the crux of this exhibition. These
architectural wonders are loved or despised by their
neighbors. Oftentimes buildings serve as a symbol of
a city or have deeply rooted historical significance,
they form skylines that are embedded into our
vertical memory. Other times buildings are surrounded
by controversy, neighborhoods are rezoned,
gentrification causes displacement, and old buildings
are torn down and quickly rebuilt for new uses. For
The Building Show, we want artists to respond to the
love / hate relationship they have to these important
structures. Artists can choose any building in the
world, but the building needs to physically exist
today.
For more information, please go to
http://www.exitart.org/
Exit Art | 475 10th Avenue | New York, NY 10018 |
No phone calls please.
The RIDER Project, New York
Deadline June 30, 2006
The RIDER Project a mobile gallery in the back of a
rented truck, is now accepting proposals for its
September 2006 exhibition in N.Y.C. Artists, art-
collectives, on-line communities and others, including
spoken word poets, performance artists and
musicians are invited to submit proposals.
Artworks can be exhibited within, beneath, above, or
upon the RIDER truck gallery, or in the surrounding
neighborhood of each exhibition. All media eligible –
experimental work encouraged.
Special consideration will be given to:
- every 25th applicant (with 9 entries per person,
maximum);
- artists from Bedford Stuyvesant, Flatbush or
Bushwick, Brooklyn
- artists whose names begins with an **L**.
- A TRIFECTA means you're IN
*Please submit proposal, images, and resume to
RIDERProject_2006@yahoo.com
(*Please note that the RIDER Project is a do-it-
yourself (d.i.y.) gallery created by participating
artists. All artists will be required to help construct
the gallery, “gallery-sit”, and assist with the cost of
the truck rental. Artists must be in N.Y.C. for the
duration of the show. ‘Alternative’ accommodations
possible for artists traveling from abroad.)
About the RIDER Project
The RIDER Project is a mobile gallery promoting mobile
art and positive social change. For the last four years
the nomadic RIDER gallery has brought new ideas,
thoughts and feelings into diverse neighborhoods
throughout N.Y.C.
See
www.art-anon.org for more information on the
Rider
Project
NEW IMAGE GALLERY, Harrisonburg,
VA.
Deadline : June 12, 2006
Reviewing photography and new media with
mathematical themes and inspirations for an
exhibition in Fall 2006. This includes all traditional and
digital photography processes, photography-related
mixed media, video, installations, interactive stations,
and performance-based work.
Send appropriate documentation on slides, CD, web
site links, dvd, or video; an image list; a statement
outlining the mathematical implication of your work; a
resume; any other support material; complete and
accurate contact information; an SASE for return of
your materials.
Artists, mathematicians, and others may apply. There
is no application fee.
Curated by James Madison University professors Dr.
Elizabeth Brown (Math), Corinne Diop (Art), Rebecca
Silberman (Art, New Image Gallery Director).
New Image Gallery is James Madison University’s
contemporary photography gallery, located at 131
Grace St, Harrisonburg, VA.
Direct submissions or questions to: Corinne Diop,
School of Art & Art History, MSC 7101/ 800 S. Main
St, James Madison University, Harrisonburg, VA
22807; diopcj@jmu.edu; (540) 568-6485; http://www.jmu.edu/
art/
Art in Odd Places® (AiOP)
to take place during 4th Annual HOWL! Festival
Deadline : May 15, 2006
Art in Odd Places® (AiOP) is an independent art
exhibition in which artists present visual art,
installations, and performances in unexpected,
unusual public locations. It provides an opportunity
for artists to explore the meaning of public art, and
to examine its role in our society. AiOP asks the
question: What is public space? Is it the Internet? Is
it the sky? Is it the sidewalk? Is it a third story
apartment window?
This year the exhibition will take place throughout
Manhattan’s Lower East Side during the 4th annual
HOWL! Festival, August 19-27, 2006.
AiOP 2006 projects will continue to examine current
public space potential, spaces that have recently
been privatized, and the boundaries of public
space.
Increasing privatization through collaborative
public/private partnerships has transformed many of
our public spaces into environments maintained by
video surveillance and social control. AiOP artists are
encouraged to explore these spaces, and ask how
the public in public space can be reclaimed. Artists
are also encouraged to be cognizant of how art is
placed within a community that might find it invasive
rather than plopping it into a park. Artists should
uncover new public spaces and/or spaces that are
out of the way and off the beaten track.
Like a scavenger hunt, the audience with map in
hand roams the Lower East Side to find each of the
locations, or perhaps another discovers the art on
the way home from grocery shopping.
More information ;
http://www.artinoddplaces.org/
Appilcation form :
http://www.artinoddplaces.org/documents/2006_AIOP
_application.pdf
DAM , STUHLTRAGER GALLERY : “STOLEN TIME”
the third annual juried exhbition - curated by Aileen
Tat & Rachel Pascua
Deadline : May 15 2006
“STOLEN TIME”America lives in a high-speed culture,
where daily life is a
perpetual bombardment of the senses. What is the
role of the contemporary artist in keeping or
regulating the pace of modern life? Curators at Dam,
Stuhltrager Gallery are seeking artworks that react to
a fast world of constant stimuli or to the moments
taken to regroup in the eye of the storm...
About the GALLERY: Dam, Stuhltrager’s success is
visible. After jump-starting 2005 by unveiling
renovations, a September expansion will triple the
space. “Shoot” will be the second show to utilize the
new addition. Currently representing thirty artists,
Dam,Stuhltrager houses flat files and is known for
their Limited Editions. A member of both WAC and
WGA, many articles highlighting Dam, Stuhltrager are
available online.
Download pdf file :
http://www.damstuhltrager.com
/stolen_time/C%20A%20L%20L4ENTRIESAC.pdf
SUBMISSIONS :
No emailed submissions accepted.
CDs will not be returned. CDs are kept on file at the
gallery. All submissions will receive a response from
the gallery
Include the following on a CD:
IMAGES (JPEG, PICT or Photoshop file)
TEXT DOCUMENTS (Artist statement and resume)
Include contact information: ph, em, address and
MAIL or DROP OFF CD to:
DAM, STUHLTRAGER Gallery | 38 Marcy Avenue,
Storefront | Brooklyn | NY 11211 |
http://www.damstuhltrager.com/
INVIDEO – 16th International Exhibition of Video
and Cinema Beyond -
8-12 November 2006, Milan, Italy
Deadline : June 16 2006
This is the 16th year INVIDEO. Organized since 1990
in Milan, it has established itself as the most
important Italian event in the field of experimental
and art video. INVIDEO is a complete project whose
main activities are:
- Organization of one-week exhibition at the
prestigious Spazio Oberdan in Milan (Italy), where
visitors can find the best of international and Italian
experimental production in film and video;
- The setting up of a public video library, the
largest in Italy to date, with more than 700 works,
thanks to the acquisition year after year of the most
meaningful experimental and art videos, selected with
a cooperation of a team of experts who are active
worldwide;
- Promotion of the video artist around Europe
thanks to liaison with Festivals and Institutions, and
to the activity of the New Images European
Network.
More information :
http://www.mostrainvideo.com/immagini-
invideo/2005%20immag/bando%20en.pdf
For general information please contact us: AIACE-
INVIDEO. Tel: +39-02-76115394, Fax: +39-02-
75280119,
www.mostrainvideo.com
FESTIVAL
OUTVIDEO 2006 : 3-d International video-art
festival in public spaces in Russia
Deadline for works sent via post -- May 15, 2006
(‘sent‘ postmarked)
Deadline for works sent via fast post [DHL, UPS, City
Express etc] -- May 24, 2006
Deadline for works
sent via e-mail & FTP -- May 31, 2006
Organizers & festival team invite artists & filmakers
working with video, animation and new media to
participate in the project:
Festival dates, June 5 - July 5, 2006
Festival place Moscow, Saint Petersburg, Volgograd,
Voronezh, Irkutsk, Kaliningrad, Krasnodar, Perm,
Rostov-on-Don, Riazan', Samara, Sochi, Ufa,
Yaroslavl', Yekaterinburg and Surgut [Russia]
The idea of the festival is to integrate contemporary
video art into the public spaces.
International Festival of Videoart in public
spaces “OUT VIDEO ‘06” is the only one around the
world shown on large-sized LED video screens within
the urban environment. For two years it was held in
Yekaterinburg (in 2004-2005). In 2006 “OUT VIDEO”
is for the first time emerging the All-Russian stage
and is to be demonstrated in 16 cities by the outdoor
video network consisting of 39 large screens. This
festival aims at full-scale integration of actual
videoart into the urban environment and promotion of
public art strategies in Russia.
More information
http://www.artpolitika.ru/outvideo
entry form http://
artpolitika.ru/ov2006_entry_eng
enter. explorations in new technology art,
Cambridge, UK
DEADLINE 1 June 2006
enter. explorations in new technology art is the Arts
Council England East’s strategy for performance work
encompassing new technologies.
CALL FOR COMMISSIONS - enter invites national and
international artists to submit proposals for three
commissions that consider live interaction with
audience and space.
BUDGET - £15,000 for each commission (including
artist fee, material & production costs, installation &
documentation)
The enter festival Unknown Territories: Adventures in
Space will take place from 25-29 April 2007 and
feature showcases and a conference. The work
presented will address artists’ interaction with
audiences and space and the bridges between new
technology art, science and business. The festival
will take place all over Cambridge, in a multitude of
venues and public space.
More infrmation and submission form can be found
here
http://www.enternet.org.uk/enternet/default.htm
Split Festival of New Film, Croatia
Deadline: 10 June 2006
THE FESTIVAL IS OPEN TO ALL NEW, INNOVATIVE,
PERSONAL, EXPERIMENTAL, RADICAL, SUBVERSIVE
ETC. WORK (FILM, VIDEO, NEW MEDIA) OF ALL
GENRES AND LENGTHS, PREFERABLY FROM OUTSIDE
THE MAINSTREAM, WHETHER IT WAS MADE ON SHOE
STRING BUDGET, OR IS A STUDIO RELEASE.
AS RECENT DEVELOPMENTS INDICATE THAT MORE
CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS ARE LOOKING FOR NEW
WAYS OF EXPRESSION IN AUDIO VISUAL MEDIUM,
THE FESTIVAL WILL PRESENT WORKS INVOLVING
TRADITIONAL FILM TECHNIQUES OR THE LATEST
TECHNOLOGY OF ELECTRONIC IMAGE.
THE FESTIVAL WILL PRESENT SCREENINGS OF
SELECTED FILMS AND VIDEOS, CD-ROMS,
INSTALLATIONS, PERFORMANCES, RETROSPECTIVES,
WORKSHOPS, DISCUSSIONS AND FESTIVAL'S
CATALOGUE.
More information :
http://www.splitfilmfestival.hr/
STUDIO
Rental - either as 6 months sublet or one/two
years, New York, NY
Beginning JUNE 01 2006
345 W 145 b/w Edgecombe and St. Nicholas
10th floor bright and sunny one bedroom with great
views
in a 24 Hour Doorman building with Laundry room,
right by the park
Apartment as new, hardwood floors, renovated
bathroom, new A/C in each room, very quiet, lots of
closets in a very up and coming area, new cafes on
the block, 24 H supermarket, Chase bank
Subway:
building located above A/D express which takes you
to 59th st - 34th st in
12-20 minutes- also available are B/C local, and 1/9
nearby.
$1100 a month Furnished for 6 months
ALSO AVAILABLE FOR ONE YEAR OR MORE
UNFURNISHED
$1200 (due to fees to bldg covered by myself-you
pay nothing)
please reply to:
shirley.wegner@aya.yale.edu
646 342 0447
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