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21 June 2006
No. 36
EXHIBITIONS
SALON de EXPACE - AG Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
FESTIVAL
The 23rd Kassel Documentary Film and Video Festival
Dance On Screen 2006, London
FILM & VIDEO
Cinema-Scope Hamptons Last Minute Call for Video
and New Media
V1B3 Summer06, Milwaukee, WI
tank.tv - DVD , UK
GRANTS
URBAN ARTIST INITIATIVE / NEW YORK CITY
POSITIONS
Short Term Work Opportunities - Folly, Lancaster,
UK
RESIDENCY
Cue Arts Foundation, New York, NY
EXHIBITIONS
AG Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
Art Salon Exhibition : SAON de EXPACE #3 - 6/30 -
7/9/2006
SALON de EXPACE is an open salon event that
provides free open space to any kind of creative
expressions. By giving exhibition opportunities to
everyone, it aims to create an exciting art community
with different age, background and interest.
Everyone is invited to bring and exhibit their works on
the salon night and the final result will be a random
group exhibition for the following 10 days.
Open Salon Night: 6/30 Friday at 7pm Sharp!!
(First Come, First Served to hang your piece)
The space for each artist is up to 30" x 40"
maximum.
Works in the show will be for sale at the Salon night
and during the exhibition period.
@ AG Gallery
103 N.3rd Street (btwn Berry and Wythe Ave.)
Brooklyn, NY11211
718-599-3044
AG Gallery
*L train to Bedford Ave. Walk down to N.3rd St and
make right. We are located between Berry and Wythe
Ave
FESTIVAL
The 23rd Kassel Documentary Film and Video
Festival
November 07-12, 2006.
Deadline is August 1 2006
*Accepts installation proposals in addition to films
and videos.
The Kassel Documentary and Video Festival takes
place annually since 1982 and is organised by the
Filmladen Kassel e.V. The festival presents
contemporary documentary films and videos, the
media art exhibition MONITORING, a Festival Lounge
for Live Visuals and the interfiction symposium. It
attracts a regional audience, as well as producers
and professionals of the film and media industry from
Germany, Europe and the rest of the world by
screening about 240 international films and videos
that are seen by more than 6,000 guests each year.
We invite all filmmakers, media people, and artists to
submit their latest works and projects to the different
sections of the festival program.
The documentary film traditionally makes up the heart
of the festival. Thus, the festival puts its main
emphasis on current films and videos exploring their
subject by documentary means. The festival is also
interested in experimental and artistic works.
More information and application guidelines
Filmladen Kassel e. V.
Goethestraße 31
34119 Kassel
Tel.: 0561-70764-0
Fax.: 0561-70764-41
dokfest@filmladen.de
Dance On Screen 2006, London
Deadline: 21 July 2006
Mon 30 October - Sun 5 November 2006
Whether you are a filmmaker or film aficionado, Dance
on Screen – the UK’s premier dance film festival – is
your opportunity to see the best in dance film, and
join a forum for new and established artists to
express and share their vision.
The Dance on Screen festival was established in
1995, in response to a growing trend for dance
artists to create work for film, and for filmmakers to
experiment with movement. The festival has grown in
size as the artform has flourished. In 2004 Dance on
Screen presented over 50 short and feature-length
films from around the world, alongside talks and a
masterclass. We took a break in 2005, and are
looking forward to an exciting festival this year.
Further information
FILM & VIDEO
Cinema-Scope Hamptons Last Minute Call for
Video and New Media
Deadline: July 3, 2006
(FUTURE PERFECT)
The future perfect is used to describe an event that
has not yet happened but is expected or planned to
happen.
"Think of it. We are blessed with technology that
would be indescribable to our forefathers. We have
the wherewithal, the know-it-all to feed everybody,
clothe everybody, and give every human on Earth a
chance. We know now what we could never have
known before -- that we now have the option for all
humanity to make it successfully on this planet in this
lifetime. Whether it is to be Utopia or Oblivion will be
a touch-and-go relay race right up to the final
moment."
BUCKMINSTER FULLER, Critical Path
This year in the Hamptons we will have an impressive
video art complex featuring some really top notch
international artists striving to be ahead of the curve.
We will also be featuring the 2nd incarnation of
the "Perpetual Art Machine" interactive video
installation.
For
more information
We are looking for additional screen based videos (HD
and SD) no longer than 10 minutes and computer
based new media projects, websites, vblogs and
anything else that you would consider to be art on a
computer.
All projects must have been created after 2001.
Video Requirements
Quicktime (.mov) or NTSC video DVD
New Media Requirement
Internet URL or Stand alone MAC formatted
applications
(Special thanks to Tekserve NYC for sponsoring us
with the
Cinema-scope MAC New Media Gallery)
Please send your entry to:
Lee Wells / Cinema-scope
Scope Art Fair
521 West 26th Street
New York, NY 10001
T: 917 723 2524
E: lee@leewells.org
Please have disk and materials properly marked with
artist name and artwork information.
Please include a self addressed stamped envelope if
you would like your
entry returned.
scope-art
Lee Wells
ifac arts
perpetual art machine
V1B3 Summer06
DEADLINE : July 7th 2006
V1B3 is requesting submissions of short videos* that
in the broadest terms possible, explore public space
though human interaction, intervention and the
mechanisms that influence and control the experience
of the city.
V1B3 is an international curatorial project that aims
to present video art that responds to the conditions
of site specificity and a public viewer-ship. Urban
planners and architects are used to shaping cities by
means of infrastructure, zoning and buildings.
However, other modes of intervention exist that are
capable of influencing the development of a city.
Communicative media interventions can transform
public spaces.
V1B3 Summer06 will be presented in conjunction with
the University Film and Video Association conference,
sponsored by Chapman University in Orange,
California. The US screening will occur during the
UFVA conference [August 1ST-5th] in Orange, CA.
The UK screening will be held at the London Study
Center.
V1B3 Summer06 will have a companion DVD
developed for publication and purchase.
More information, application and guidelines
US Contact:
Mat Rappaport
1511 North Astor St
Milwaukee, WI USA
info@v1b3.com
Sceenings Will be August 1st – 5th
* up to 2 minutes in duration. Works longer than 3
minutes will not be
considered
tank.tv DVD, UK
Deadline : 31 July 2006
tank.tv’s new project is the release of a unique DVD,
featuring an exceptional selection of 25 short moving
images from UK-based artists. Each work should be
about three minutes long and must have been made
in the last six years (ie, created after December 31,
1999). Entry is open to all artists living/working in the
UK. The final selection for the disc will be made by be
the following panel of curators and arts executives:
Hans-Ulrich Obrist / Ben Cook & Mike Sperlinger (The
Lux) / Stuart Comer (Tate Modern) / Michelle Cotton
(Salon S1 Sheffield) / Ekow Eshun (ICA) / Rose Cupit
(Film London) / Christine Van Assche (Centre
Pompidou New Media) / Kathrin Becker (NBK Berlin)
The short-listed artists will receive £250 each and
have their work promoted internationally. The DVD
will be widely distributed for sale by Thames &
Hudson, in the UK and abroad. Moreover, it will be a
specially designed object in itself, and include several
commissioned interviews along the selected moving
image works. A quarter of the produced DVDs will be
given out to educational institutions, public libraries
and local cultural centres, reaching more people with
the best in new moving images. This project is funded
by the National Lottery through Arts Council England.
tank tv
GRANTS
URBAN ARTIST INITIATIVE / NEW YORK CITY
Deadline July 20, 2006
New Grant Program
Asian American Arts Alliance, Association of Hispanic
Arts, Harlem Arts
Alliance, and Queens Council on the Arts -- in
partnership with the Bronx
Council on the Arts and New York Foundation for the
Arts -- announce a new
consortium effort, the Urban Artist Initiative / New
York City (UAI/NYC).
This Initiative will serve individual NYC artists of color
and provide them
with grants towards the development of new work in
all disciplines.
Grants, ranging from $250 to $2,500, will be awarded
to support new works
in all areas of visual, literary, and performing arts in
the creation,
development, and/or completion stages. In the first
phase of this project,
UAI/NYC will consider applications from individual
artists of color of
African, Asian, and Latino descent who reside in one
of the five boroughs
of New York City.
More information
Guidlines and application
POSITIONS
Short Term Work Opportunities - Folly, Lancaster,
UK
Deadline : 03 July, 2006
folly media arts – leading digital culture - wishes to
engage
(A) an f.city Campaign Manager,
(B) an f.city Coordinator, and
(C) a Graphic & New Media Designer
All roles are for a fixed term and will support f.city,
folly’s new citywide digital art and technology
festival, which runs in Lancaster September 29 to
October 21, 2006.
folly is based in Lancaster, UK and has local, regional,
international and online audiences. folly works with
artists and audiences to deliver a distributed artistic
programme across a range of media that include: still
and moving digital image, sound, animation, online,
plus new & emerging media such as GPS, RFID,
moblogging and more.
For more general
information on folly
To receive a job description and information on how
to apply, contact Trudy Martin indicating which
opportunity you are interested in via E:
trudy.martin@folly.co.uk with the words ‘application
enquiry’ clearly stated in the subject line or via T:
+1524 388550.
Formal applications will be accepted by either email or
post.
folly is an equal opportunities employer and is funded
by Arts Council England.
(A) f.city Campaign Manager (part time, freelance,
temporary contract)
3 days per week for 3 months mid July – mid October
£5000 fee (36 contractual days)
Principle purpose of post: To manage and deliver a
Marketing and Sponsorship Campaign for
f.city.
(B) f.city Coordinator (part time, freelance,
temporary contract)
2/3 days per week for 3 months from mid July – mid
October
£3520 fee (32 contractual days work)
Principle purpose of post: To coordinate the delivery
of and resources available for all aspects of
f.city.
(C) Graphic and New Media Designer (full time,
temporary contract)
Full time for 3 months from mid July – mid October
£5500 fee @ £22,000 pro rata
Principle purpose of post: To develop designs for web
and print materials for folly and f.city. Familiarity with
Open Source applications and content management
systems is desirable.
RESIDENCY
Cue Arts Foundation, New York, NY
Studio Residency 2007
Deadline : July 15, 2006
The CUE Studio Residency Program affords a diverse
and underserved array of artists the opportunity to
produce work in the heart of New York's vibrant
Chelsea art district, and provides these artists with
time and space to research, develop and produce
ongoing or new bodies of work.
Six artists per year are chosen for six separate 2-
month residencies, where they have unlimited access
to a dedicated studio. Selected artists are
encouraged to participate in the Foundation's
educational program with middle and high school
students. In this capacity, they assist teachers with
the classes existing art curriculum, as well as
recommend projects to further the students'
appreciation of art. In addition to the use of the
space, participants are introduced to prominent
individuals in the artistic community to help them
establish professional connections and are required to
host at least one open studio session during their
residency. They are also strongly encouraged to be
present for all events that take place at the
Foundation, and to maintain an open studio
policy
The studio is a 400 sq ft work-only space located on
the Foundation's lower level adjacent to staff offices.
Successful applicants are required to provide their
own accommodation. A monthly stipend of $500
($1,000 total) is granted to help offset costs
associated with the residency. Access is 24 hours a
day, 7 days a week. Studios are furnished with a
desk and chair, ventilation, slop sink, shelving small
fridge and shared bathroom facilities.
Selection is by a panel of jurors chosen by the
Foundation that rotates annually.
Residency dates:
January - February
March - April
May - June
July - August
September - October
November - December
ELIGIBILITY: The residency is open for emerging and
mid-career visual artists in all forms of media.
Applicants must be 21 and over, and not in a college
or university art degree granting program (however, if
your expected graduation date is Spring/Summer
2007 you are eligible to apply for a Fall 2007
residency.) Applicants can NOT have gallery
representation and MUST currently reside in North
America. The Foundation does not discriminate
against anyone on the basis of race, creed, color,
religion, national origin, sex, age, sexual orientation or
marital status.
Cue Arts Foundation
Guidelines & Application Form
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