| 14 November 2006
No. 47
FESTIVAL
Hallwalls, Buffalo, NY : RESOLUTIONS
07
FILM & VIDEO
Scope Miami – Last Minute Call for
Video Artists
Liverpool Film Night:
FACT
MAGAZINE
Daylight Magazine,
NC
POSITIONS
Massachusetts College of Art : VISITING
ARTIST - Fine Arts 2D (Painting) / Assistant/Associate Professor:
Video Art
3rd Ward Brooklyn, Part time Instructors
PRIZE
SECOND CELESTE ART PRIZE 2007, London,
UK
PROJECT
Holiday in, The Contemporary Art Centre
(CAC), Vilnius, / Gasworks, London / triangle france,
Marseille
PROPOSALS
Glasgow Sculpture Studios,
UK
RESIDENCY
Art Omi International Artists Residency,
New York
The Department of Safety, Anacortes, WA
Spike Island,
Bristol, UK
FESTIVAL
Hallwalls, Buffalo, NY : RESOLUTIONS 07
RESOLUTIONS
2007 : call for Work
Festival dates: January 26, 27
& 28, 2007
Early deadline: postmarked November 1, 2006, $10
for each work
Late deadline: postmarked November 30, 2006, $20
for each work
Please note that fees are waived for
artists from Buffalo, NY. All submission fees go towards
administrative costs, the design and printing of posters, and a
publication detailing all of the Resolutions events.
The
third annual RESOLUTIONS FESTIVAL, January 26, 27 & 28, 2006
presents films, videos, sound pieces, performances, media
installations, and web- based work that highlight the experimental
and resolutely unique. Check out our previous programs: Resolutions
2006 | Resolutions 2005.
Submission
Guidelines
We encourage you to send us short work (20
mins or less), but will consider longer pieces as well. Please note:
all installation and performance proposals should be as
self-sufficient as possible. Consideration for installations will
take into account their practical feasibility given Hallwalls'
resources.
We will accept work completed in any year, but
please note that only Buffalo premieres will be considered. Make
sure that your preview (VHS in NTSC or PAL, CDs, DVDs) is labeled
with the maker's name, the title of the piece, and total running
time. Include your submission form, entry fee, a short
biography/resume, a brief synopsis of the work you're submitting,
along with the work itself and send it to:
Hallwalls
RESOLUTIONS 07
Attn: Media Arts Program
341 Delaware
Ave
Buffalo, NY 14202
All costs associated with the
mailing of previews and screening copies are the responsibility of
the entrant. Hallwalls will not pay for the return of preview
copies. Please send an SASE with your submission if you wish to get
it back (no metered mail), otherwise your materials will be
recycled. These details are important—any submissions that don't
include all requested information will not be considered.
Final decisions will be made by December 20, 2006. If your
work is selected, you will be contacted by email only. We'll need
the screening copy of your work in hand by January 12, 2007. Please
note that we WILL NOT use DVDs as screening copies! Only NTSC
miniDV, NTSC DVCam, 16mm, Super8, or CDs will be used to show your
work during the festival.
For more information, please write
to Joanna Raczynska, joanna@hallwalls.org
No phone calls
please.
FILM & VIDEO
Scope Miami – Last Minute Call for Video Artists
December 6-10, 2006
Deadline for submissions - November 20,
2006
Cinema-scope offers three possible opportunities
for video artists, curators and galleries to be included in Scope
Miami screenings and events.
Best of the Best
In
collaboration with Gen Art, Cinema-Scope picks from the very best to
feature in outdoor projections during opening night and special
events.
Rules of Engagement
Curated by Lee Wells
For a second year the Guerrilla Media Vehicle takes to the
streets of Miami to spread the words and images of socially aware
international artists in a program of new video art. Stretching the
boundaries and definitions of contemporary video in a mobile format
that brings the art to the people in a beautiful yet confrontational
way. This project was generously sponsored by Mobile Video Signs
Miami.
[PAM] the Perpetual Art Machine
Organized by
the artists Raphaele Shirley, Aaron Miller, Lee Wells and Chris
Borkowski
For Scope Miami, [PAM] the Perpetual Art Machine
creates a large-scale two channel interactive video experience
allowing the viewer to choose from more than 1000 videos from 500
emerging and established artists from 100 countries. In its fourth
collaboration with Scope this year, [PAM]’s organizers, Raphaele
Shirley, Aaron Miller, Lee Wells and Chris Borkowski, take the
installation to new levels both at Scope and online through a
refined user interface and by premiering its new mobile website for
the first time at Scope Miami. PAM Mobile was made possible through
a collaboration with Philippe Coup-Jambet of Tekora Media.
Perpetual
Art Machine is a growing artist community, archive, research
project and traveling installation analyzing new contemporary trends
in international video art in a positive and supportive environment.
[PAM] is supported in part by the Solomon R. Guggenheim
Foundation, Cycling 74, Tekora Media, Videoartworld.com and
IFAC-arts.
Submission Requirements
NTSC DVD or high
resolution quicktime files only
Deadline for submissions -
November 20, 2006
Any late submission will not be considered.
Sooner the better.
For more information please contact
Lee Wells
lee@leewells.org or call at 917 723 2524
Please
mail submissions to:
Lee Wells / Cinemascope
Scope Art
Fair
521 W. 26th Street
New York, NY
10001
Cinema-scope blurs the classic expectation of video and
film, featuring programming of exhibitor -and curator-submitted
work. Additionally, special screenings of additional works will be
on view during selected hours.
Cinema-scope’s vision of the
digital future is driven by the needs and aspirations of artists and
the arts community to have the opportunity to experience and exhibit
to the diverse international audience that the scope fair offers.
Under the curatorial direction of Lee Wells / IFAC and an
international board of curatorial advisors, Cinema- scope offers
worldwide surveys of cutting edge and progressive new media,
installation and video art. Cinema-scope continues to blur the
classic expectations of film and video.
FACT (Foundation for Art
and Creative Technology)
Liverpool Film Night
Deadline : 17
November 2006
If you are a filmmaker in the Merseyside
area and want to see your latest work on the big screen at FACT,
then Liverpool Film Night could be the perfect opportunity for you.
Films must have been made within the last three years and be no
longer than 15 minutes in length.
Films will be selected by
award winning animators Al & Al who have just begun a residency
in Liverpool ahead of their major new commission at FACT next June.
For an entry form please contact Paul Luckraft on (0151) 707 4418 or
luckraft@fact.co.uk
FACT is the UK's leading organisation
for the commissioning and presentation of film, video and new media
art forms.
FACT
(Foundation for Art and Creative Technology)
88 Wood Street
Liverpool, L1 4DQ
t: + 44 (0)151 707 4405
f: + 44 (0)151
707 4445
MAGAZINE
Daylight Magazine, NC
Daylight Magazine is the
printed publication of Daylight Community Arts Foundation, Inc. – a
non- profit organization that strives to establish community-based
documentary partnerships in various locations throughout the world.
These initiatives aim to provide photographic resources and
education for the personal documentation of certain communities. It
is our belief that the photographic process itself, along with the
dissemination of imagery and text, can empower people within
communities and affect long-lasting change. Daylight Magazine serves
as the primary platform on which such documentary efforts are shared
with a broad spectrum of viewers.
Daylight Magazine is
currently looking for contemporary documentary photography to
feature in upcoming issues.
Please send submissions via CD
to our North Carolina office:
Attn: Submissions
Daylight
Magazine
Po Box 2241
Chapel Hill,
NC 27515
USA
There is a $10 suggested donation for all submissions to
help facilitate processing. Please make checks payable to Daylight
Magazine or pay online via PayPal.
POSITIONS
Massachusetts College of Art, Boston, MA:
VISITING
ARTIST - Fine Arts 2D (Painting) / Assistant/Associate Professor:
Video Art
Assistant/Associate Professor: Video
Art
Deadline : December 10th 2006
Massachusetts
College of Art seeks an innovative video artist for a full-time
tenure-track position at the rank of Assistant Professor in the
Film/Video Major of the Media and Performing Arts Department
starting September 2007.
The candidate must be an artist
skilled in digital video and sound and well versed in the histories
of video art and new media art. Experience beyond single- channel
work is highly desired. A candidate must be accomplished in any
combination of the following: interactivity, installation,
performance, streaming, sound, animation and programming. The
candidate must be willing and able to teach a variety of courses
within the video area, ranging from introductory level studio
classes to graduate seminars, with instruction that includes
demonstrations in software, video and sound production equipment.
VISITING ARTIST - Fine Arts 2D (Painting)
Deadline
: January 12, 2007
Full-Time two year appointment
beginning September 2007. Teach painting major section and 2D studio
electives. Private studio within painting department is provided.
College level teaching experience beyond TA required. Exhibition
record desirable. MFA preferred. Artists working in new media
technology are welcome to apply. Rank and salary commensurate with
teaching experience and exhibition record.
For the full job
description and application requirements please go to our website:
Massachusetts
College of Art
621 Huntington Ave
Boston, MA 02115
3rd Ward Brooklyn, NY
Part
time Instructors
Context:
3rd Ward is a new
artists community in NYC. It is a unique 20,000 sq. ft. studio
facility, education center, and exhibition venue for artists and
creatives in East Williamsburg, Brooklyn (the newest and most
dynamic NYC artist neighborhood). Our impeccably designed facility
boasts a recording studio, a post- production suite, computer lab,
metal shop, wood shop, a dance studio, a photo studio, a 10,000 sq.
ft. raw space, and several gorgeous gallery/ exhibition spaces. All
studio facilities are available for rent for the large number of
artists living in our immediate area as well as the larger NYC
community. We seek to support all aspects of contemporary artist’s
needs from exhibition space to workspace to art education to
professional development.
Positions:
3rd ward is
seeking multiple instructors for its growing education program. We
provide multi- disciplinary and interdisciplinary instruction to
mid-career professional artists. Please visit our website
We offer art and design classes as well as non- traditional classes
designed for our specific community.
We have offered: Welding,
Photoshop, Intro to woodworking, Electronics for Artists,
Electricity for Sculpture, Butoh, Mutant Bicycles, Mixing and
Mastering, and Reconstructing Vintage Clothing. In this way, 3rd
Ward provides a unique opportunity to teach non-traditional
coursework as well as the staples of excellent art education.
Non-traditional coursework is usually short term and traditional
coursework can be long term or short term. Excite us with your
knowledge of our community and your pedagogical vision by sending us
a course proposal of your creation. We are looking for instructors
to teach Butoh, Contemporary Dance, MIC/TIG welding, In Design,
Illustrator, Final Cut, After Effects, Intro to Digital Photography,
Photographic Lighting and ProTools for immediate hire. In the spring
we will be offering a comprehensive curriculum utilizing all of our
facilities. Applications for spring coursework are being accepted.
Successful courses may be renewed.
The successful candidate
will have an interest in working in a creative interdisciplinary
environment where students, teachers, visiting artists, and
residents provide a cohesive, dynamic, and supportive artist
community. Applicants must be exceptional artists who tailor
instruction to suit individual need. Class size is small from 5-10
students.
Minimum qualifications to teach an Intensive Class (2-
6 hours):
Documented, exceptional expertise in the field of
instruction. Send a 1 paragraph class description, 1 paragraph bio,
CV/ resume, a rough outline for the class, documentation of your
artwork or the type of work produced in the class, and 3 stills
marked for website.
E-mail to: jhaluska@3rdwardbrooklyn.org.
Minimum qualifications to teach a long-term course (5-12
sessions of 1-3 hours): MFA or 10 years of relevant professional
experience. Substantial exhibition record and teaching experience
are necessary. Please send a brief cover letter, teaching statement,
artist statement, and CV/resume along with a targeted, one paragraph
course proposal and documentation of your work and student work. We
accept mailed packages only no electronic submissions. However, a
website for artwork is sufficient. If you will be mailing
documentation we prefer 2D work to be submitted as an 8x10 computer
print of no more than 20 images. Video should be submitted in the
form of a DVD or VCD for playback on an Apple computer. Audio should
be presented on CD. Dance instructors may not have the same
documentation that visual instructors have. These candidates should
send what visual and/or aural materials available.
Send to:
Jean Haluska, Education Director, 3rd Ward, 195 Morgan Ave Brooklyn,
NY 11237. Hiring will be continuous until our faculty is
established. Please keep your file updated for future consideration.
Compensation is based on competitive hourly rates for NYC.
3rd
Ward
195 Morgan Ave.
Brooklyn, NY 11237
Tel
718-715-4961
Fax 718-497-7010
For general
inquiries:info@3rdWardBrooklyn.org
PRIZE
SECOND CELESTE ART PRIZE 2007, London, UK
Deadline :
31st January 2007
£17,000 prize money
Artist £
10,000
Student Artist £ 5,000
Public On-line Vote £ 2,000
The prize was founded in 2005 to promote painting in its
widest sense and has a unique selection process whereby the
finalists award the prize money in two categories, Artist &
Student Artist.
Building on last year’s success in which 1,120 UK
artists applied for the prize the Organisers have decided to augment
the prize’s unique selection process with a third category.
As well as the two main sections, Artist & Student
Artist, which are open to all UK citizens and all artists living and
working in the UK, there will be an public on-line vote prize with
£2,000 prize money for the winner.
Each entrant’s work will
be submitted to the on-line prize and their work will be viewable
here
The public will be invited to vote on a one e-mail
one vote basis for the artist of their choice in the weeks leading
up to the Finalists’ Exhibition in May 07.
The Celeste Art
Prize is delighted to be collaborating again with Goldsmiths College
Curatorial Programme.
The course members will be
selecting the short listed and finalist artists.
The short
listed artists’ submitted work will be published in the full colour
catalogue & the finalists will exhibit their work at a London
gallery in May 07.
The entrance fee to the Artist section
remains £35.
Celeste
Art Prize Ltd 28 Vestry Road - London SE5 8NX
Tel. & Fax
+ 44 207 2526240
E-mail:
info@celesteartprize.co.uk
PROJECT
Holiday in,
The Contemporary Art Centre (CAC),
Vilnius, / Gasworks, London / triangle france, Marseille
Deadline
: 20 December 2006
Call for Proposals
This unique
package includes all expenses paid travel around Britain, France or
Lithuania; and all exhibitions in each art
centre.
Now-January 2007
Artists from France,
Lithuania, and the UK are invited to propose a threemonth trip
touring one of the participating countries other than their own,
using the host organisation as a studio base while ‘touring’ the
country. Please note that artists visiting Lithuania can include
countries in the surrounding area such as Latvia, Estonia and
neighbouring Poland, Belarus and Kaliningrad, in their area of
research. The deadline for this is 20 December 2006. The host
organisations will then offer a ‘tour package’ that facilitates the
project. This ‘package’ includes: all travel costs, support for
production, a studio, sustenance fees, an exhibition in each
partner’s country, and a publication.
March-May
2007
Six travel projects, two in each country, will be
completed in total. Between April and July 2007 the artists will
conduct their research and travel, working in liaison with their
host venues. They will complete a weblog with images and texts about
their experiences, forging a contact with the other travelling
artists and creating a critical dialogue as the project unfolds.
June-August 2007
Artists will prepare and finalise
work for three exhibitions, each taking place two weeks apart at the
different host venues. Artists will be supported in the production
of work for three different exhibitions (one in each venue),
scheduled to open in September 2007. The three exhibitions will be
conceived as part of a critical whole formed by Holiday in and will
feature works by all participating artists; however, each exhibition
will also function individually, providing a different facet of the
entire project. For the opening of the first exhibition, a
publication in the three languages will be produced, drawing from
the discussions in the weblogs, and including images of works in
progress and critical texts.
The exhibitions will be accompanied
by a series of lectures given by the participating artists and
invited speakers, allowing them to recount their journeys and
discuss their experiences.
More
information and application form
PROPOSALS
Glasgow Sculpture Studios, UK
Call for Exhibition
Proposals
Deadline : December 18, 2006
Glasgow
Sculpture Studios Gallery is seeking proposals for a series of
curated exhibitions in 2007. An artists’ fee will be available for
each exhibition. For an application pack please e-mail:
info@glasgowsculpturestudios.org
Completed applications
should be returned by Monday 18th Dec 2006.
Please note
all applications must be from individuals or collaborative groups.
Applicants will be notified of the Exhibition Committee’s decision
by the end of January 2007
Glasgow
Sculpture Studios
The Briggait, 141 Bridgegate, Glasgow, G1
5HZ
T. 0141 553 1188 F. 0141 553 1128
Glasgow Sculpture
Studios is supported by Scottish Arts Council and Glasgow City
Council
RESIDENCY
Art Omi International Artists Residency, New
York
Deadline January 15, 2007
ARTISTS
RESIDENCY
The Art Omi International Artists' Residency
offers visual artists three-week residencies in the month of July.
The Arts Center is located approximately two and a half hours north
of New York City in the historic Hudson River Valley. Artists are
provided with room and board for the three-weeks. Studio facilities
are set among the 300 acres of rolling green hills. The program
includes a critic-in-residence who facilitates an ongoing dialogue
in studio visits, as well as day visits from dealers, curators,
artists and critics from New York City. The residency session
concludes with an Open Studios event to which members of the art
world from both upstate New York and New York City are invited.
Artists pay for travel, materials, and donate a work of art created
during the residency to the Art Omi Foundation
Collection.
APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS
1. Six (6) 35mm color
slides for carousel projector. OR 6 jpeg images on a CD. * Slides
are preferred format. DVDs for new media artists only whose work is
time based or kinetic and cannot be seen well in slide format. The
video clip must not exceed 5 minutes and should be cued for the
viewing. NTSC format only.
Note: do not send catalogs, glass
slides, brochures or folders. These extra materials will not be
considered. Each slide should be labeled with your name and the
number of the slides corresponding to the slide script. The TOP of
each slide should be clearly marked.
2. A numbered list of
slides (or CD/video script) submitted with title, date of work,
medium and size. At the top of the page list the artist’s name,
address, telephone number, email address, nationality, age, sex and
languages spoken.
3. Curriculum vitae listing education and
exhibitions.
4. How did you hear about Art Omi?
5. A
S.A.S.E. (self addressed stamped envelope), for returning slides.
International artists can submit postal coupons from their local
post office.
Send completed applications to:
Art Omi
Applications
55 Fifth Avenue 15th Floor
New York, NY
10003
Session dates: July 1-July 23, 2007.
For
further information please visit our website,
or
contact: Blaire Dessent, Director, Art Omi International
Artists Residency at 212.206.5684 or via email to
artists@artomi.org.
The
Department of Safety, Anacortes, WA
Deadline : November 30,
2006
Seeking applications from emerging artists of any
age working in any media for summer residency program. Free studio,
subsidized living space, show/performance presenting completed
proposal at end of residency. Application fee.
For more
info, please contact: Melissa Hogan,
melissa.hogan@gmail.com
The Artist Residency Program (AIR) is
a highly selective and intensive three-month artist residency at the
Department of Safety. At the end of your residency your work will be
shown in the Department of Safety’s art gallery, in the Department
of Safety performance venue, or in the greater Department of Safety
space. You will also acquire undeniably positive experience
organizing and promoting your art exhibit/performance.
The
Department of Safety (DoS) is located in Anacortes, Washington (also
known as the “gateway” to the popular San Juan Islands), 1 hour
north of Seattle and 1.5 hours south of Vancouver, BC. Anacortes is
surrounded by beautiful lakes, mountains, oceans, islands, Orca
whales, and publicly- employed “safety personnel.” In addition to
it’s beautiful location the DoS is an amazing all-ages music venue,
art gallery, recording studio and multi- purpose art space.
Four artists founded the Department of Safety in 2002. Due to
the unique location, facilities, demographic and ideology, the
Department of Safety continues to thrive as one of North America’s
most intriguing live-in artist-run centers. The Department of Safety
is not a Non- Profit entity. It is funded entirely by those who
believe in the project.
The Department of Safety is located
in a previously abandoned fire and police station that was initially
built in 1952. Multiple artists live in and use the facilities on a
daily basis. Kitchen facilities, the interweb and other
communication devices, showers, and “chill rooms” domesticate the
space on the top floor. On the main floor there is a recording
studio, the large performance space, an art gallery, a black &
white darkroom and a personal studios/offices. A floor plan of the
art gallery is included with this application. Artists who are
chosen as residents at the Department of Safety are encouraged to
create work within the confines of the gallery in a site- specific
installation and/or work in the adjacent spaces and/or in the
community of Anacortes. Any thoughtful use of space and community
will be considered and it is important for applicants to understand
the context for which they are creating. This is not to discourage
traditional art practitioners from applying, but we want individuals
to think about context.
DEPARTMENT
OF SAFETY
AIR PROGRAM
1011 12th STREET
ANACORTES, WA
98221
(360) 293-8361
Spike
Island, Bristol, UK
Deadline : 8 December 2006
Spike
Island is offering a production Residency 3 months to start
Spring 2007
Stipend and production budget
Studio and
living accommodation provided
The selected artist will make a
new work and show at Spike Island - July 2007
For application
details call
0117 929 2266
or email :
admin@spikeisland.org.uk/
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