| October 07, 2007
No.79
COMPETITION
International Painting Prize -
Guasch-Coranty
Foundation, Barcelona,
Spain
EXHIBITION
GROUNDED - Intersection for the
Arts/ Southern Exposure, San Francisco, CA
Postcards From the
Edge benefit for Visual AIDS, NYC
METRO 25 SHOW, USA
PURE -
FERREIRA PROJECTS, London
Artsway Open 2007, Sway,
UK
POSTIONS
e-fux, New
York
PROPOSALS
Call for Visual Artists - The Soap
Factory, Minneapolis, MN
PUBLIC ART
Pedestrian
Underpass Commission, Wales, UK
RESIDENCY
ATLANTIC
CENTER FOR THE ARTS, Florida,
USA
COMPETITION
International Painting Prize - Guasch-Coranty Foundation,
Barcelona, Spain
Deadline : 19 - 30th of November
2007
The Guasch-Coranty Foundation announces the call for
its International Painting Prize, aimed at professional artists with
a college degree or equivalent. The prize seeks to promote and
disseminate the most innovative pictorial art on an international
scale, this being understood as a broad discipline that may include
new supports and intermedia. Both two- and three-dimensional
pictorial works will be accepted, as will those that involve the use
of other media. The works will be judged according to both their
technical and conceptual quality in relation to the new languages of
contemporary art.
There will be a single award of 20.000
Euros
MORE
INFORMATION
SUBMISSION
FORM [pdf]
The Fundacion Guasch Coranty is a private
foundation run by a board of trustees from the University of
Barcelona, concretely the rector, the dean and the secretary of the
Faculty of Fine Arts. The purpose of the foundation is to
grant annual scholarships for artistic creation in the distinct
fields and aimed at the students of the faculty of Fine Arts of the
University of Barcelona. Moreover, in the near future there are
plans to organize an international painting prize. This vocation of
supporting and encouraging students of fine arts was born out of the
enthusiastic dedication to art, heritage and to culture of the
husband and wife partnership of Francesc Guasch -painter, critic and
museum technician- and Emília Coranty -painter and teacher- who in
their will in 1929 bequeathed their estate to the Official School of
Arts and Artistic Trades and Fine Arts of Barcelona, which today has
become the Fine Arts
Faculty.
EXHIBITION
GROUNDED - Intersection for the Arts/ Southern Exposure,
San Francisco, CA
GROUNDED - New Visual Art, Public
Intervention, Performance & Media in Search of Physical,
Personal, Social, Political & Creative
Ground.
Intersection for the Arts teams up with Southern
Exposure on their 16th Annual Entry Fee-Free Juried Exhibition, 7th
Annual Film/Video Screening, Day of Public Interventions, and
Performance Series of works by Northern California artists. With the
same commitment to innovative, experimental, and risk- taking art,
we collectively decided on the theme, GROUNDED? What does it mean to
be grounded and what does the journey in search of grounding look
like? We invite artists to submit work that responds to this idea in
some way, shape or form.
Public Art/Urban Intervention Day:
Saturday, December 1, 2007 Film/Video Screening: Sunday, December 9,
2007 Gallery Exhibition: November 9 - December 15, 2007 Performance
Series: November 15 - December 15, 2007
RULES &
INFORMATION
Entry Fee: None!
Eligibility: Open to all artists
living in Northern California, north of King City and south of the
Oregon border.
GROUNDED will be comprised of four
components including a joint gallery exhibition, a film/video
screening, a day of public interventions, and a performance series.
Each of these components will feature new work primarily by Northern
California artists. With the exception of the performance series
(curated by Intersection for the Arts), each of these components has
separate rules listed
below.
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16TH
ANNUAL GALLERY EXHIBITION
sponsored One work per artist. Work
must be completed within the last year. All artistic media will be
accepted for jurying. Dimensions of work submitted may not exceed 3'
x 3' x 3' and 100 lbs., in order to accommodate as many entries as
possible. Actual works must be submitted. Work must be ready to
install. Assembly of artwork during drop-off is prohibited. For
media based work, please submit no more than 5 minutes of the
proposed piece on DVD. (Artists may submit a film/video to both the
gallery exhibition and the film/video screening.) For performance
and installation projects please submit a one-paragraph description
of the proposed project and a sketch, prototype, or
image.
Drop-Off: Fri. Oct. 26, 12 - 7pm or Sat. Oct. 27, 10am
- 2pm.
IMPORTANT: All sculpture, painting, mixed media,
installation, and site-specific work will be accepted at Southern
Exposure, 417 14th Street, SF CA 94103. All media based
work/film/video, performance, photography, and works on paper will
be accepted at Intersection for the Arts, 446 Valencia Street, SF
CA 94103. No exceptions.
Jurying and Notification: Sun.
Oct. 28. Only accepted artists will be notified by Sun. evening,
Oct. 28. Don't call us. We'll call you!
Non-Selected Work
Pick-Up: Tues. Oct. 30, 12 - 8pm. Work left after the pick-up day
will be charged $5 per day storage fee. NOTE: While every precaution
will be made in the care of submitted work, Southern Exposure and
Intersection for the Arts are unable to insure work during the
jurying phase of
GROUNDED.
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7TH
FILM/VIDEO SCREENING
Film/videos must be completed within the
last year. Artists must submit their work on DVD or VHS for jurying.
If work is accepted, the work must be available for screening in DVD
format. More than one film/video can be submitted, but the total
running time of ALL SUBMISSIONS COMBINED must be 15 minutes or less.
Each submission must be labeled with artist name, contact info,
title, a short synopsis of the submission, and total running time.
Please also include a self-addressed stamped envelope for the return
of submission; works will be discarded if no SASE is
included.
Drop-Off: Entries may be hand-delivered or mailed
to Southern Exposure, 417 14th Street or Intersection for the
Arts, 446 Valencia Street San Francisco, CA 94103 no later than
Saturday, October 27 by 2pm.
Jurying and Notification:
Selected artists will be notified by Fri. Nov. 16. Non-selected work
will be returned by self- addressed stamped
envelope.
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PUBLIC
ART/URBAN INTERVENTIONS DAY
Please submit a one-paragraph
description of the proposed public project/intervention.
Project/Intervention should take place within walking distance of
Southern Exposure and Intersection for the Arts.
The
duration of the project/intervention should be no longer than 6
hours. Include a DVD (3 minute limit), image, sketch, or prototype
if applicable.
Please also include a self-addressed stamped
envelope for the return of submission; works will be discarded if no
SASE is included. Projects must be self-realized and presented to
the public on Saturday, December 1 between 11am - 5pm. Drop-Off:
Entries can be hand-delivered or mailed to Southern Exposure, 417
14th Street San Francisco, CA 94110 no later than Sat. Oct. 27
by 2pm.
Jurying and Notification: Selected artists will be
notified by Fri. Nov. 2. Non-selected work will be returned by self-
addressed stamped
envelope.
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16th
Annual Gallery Exhibition Juror: Kristan Kennedy, an artist, curator
and the Visual Art Program Director for the Portland Institute for
Contemporary Art (PICA).
7th Annual Film/Video Screening
Juror: Kirthi Nath, an award winning filmmaker, writer, educator and
curator.
Public Art/Urban Interventions DayJuror: Erik
Knutzen, a program developer at the Center for Land Use
Interpretation (CLUI).
Entry forms for GROUNDED can be found
at locations throughout the Bay Area as well as on our websites at
soex.org
and theintersection.org.
For more information or questions about the juried show
please contact Maysoun Wazwaz (SoEx) at 415- 863-2141 or
programs@soex.org and Kevin Chen (Intersection) at 415-626-2787 or
kevin@theintersection.org.
Visual Arts Intern
Intersection
for the Arts
446 Valencia (btwn 15/16)
Mission District SF CA
94103
(415)
626-2787
Postcards
From the Edge benefit for Visual AIDS, NYC
Deadline is Friday,
November 9, 2007
Host by James Cohan Gallery
Nov. 30-Dec.
2, 2007
Visual AIDS invites artists to participate in our
10th Annual Postcards From the Edge benefit. We are looking for
artists to donate a 4"x6" original work on paper for the exhibition
and sale. Painting, drawing, photography, printmaking and mixed
media are all welcome.
Postcards From the Edge is a unique
show and sale of original, postcard-size artwork on paper by
established and emerging artists. Artwork is exhibited anonymously
with the artists' signatures only on the back of the work. While
guests receive a list of all participating artists, they do not know
who created which piece until it is purchased and the artist's name
revealed. All works are priced at only $75 each and sold first-come,
first- served. Collectors and art lovers from all over attend this
much-anticipated event! It's a great way to both get a wonderful
piece of original art and support the important work of Visual AIDS.
Here's how to participate:
1. Create or attach the
artwork on any 4"x6" heavy- weight paper.
2. Sign and print name
on the BACK only.
3. Download submission forms at www.visualAIDS.org
If you can not download submission forms and/or would like a
postcard packet mailed to you, please send a 6" x 9" SASE
to:
Visual AIDS
526 West 26th St #510
New York, NY
10001
More details at www.visualAIDS.org
All
proceeds support the programs of Visual AIDS. Founded in 1988,
Visual AIDS utilizes the visual arts to promote AIDS awareness and,
through the Frank Moore Archive Project, historicizes the
contributions of artists with HIV and the estates of artists lost to
AIDS.
METRO 25
SHOW, USA
DEADLINE OCTOBER 16, 2007
25TH Anniversary -
CALL FOR ENTRIES
juried small works travelling
exhibition
painting | photo | sculpture | drawing | new media |
mixed
www.cwow.org
for application
November 15 - December 20, 2007
METRO
25 SHOW
JURORS
Heather Darcy | Curator and Artist Manager,
Mixed Greens Gallery Erin Donnelly | Curator and Residency Director,
Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, Carlo McCormick | Curator, Art
Critic and Senior Editor, Paper Magazine
ELIGIBILITY
Open
to all artists; any media, style or subject. Unselected entries from
previous METRO shows are eligible for re-entry (new jurors each
year).
13 inches or less in any dimension
Any media
Any
subject
Any style
REGISTRATION FEE
A non-refundable
registration fee of $10.00 per piece is required. NO LIMIT TO THE
NUMBER OF ENTRIES PER ARTIST. Each work juried individually. Jurors
not limited to one selection per artist. MC/Visa/Amex, cash, checks,
or money orders payable to City Without Walls.
PRESENTATION
Works are not to exceed 13 inches in any
dimension, including frame or base. NO EXCEPTIONS. Wall pieces must
be ready to hang, with appropriate wire or hanger. cWOW accepts no
responsibility for damage to works behind glass. Acrylic strongly
recommended.
TRAVELING SHOW
At the close of the
exhibition at cWOW, all or part of the show will be selected for a
multi-stop, year-long tour of the state and region. Participation in
the traveling show is voluntary.
METRO 25 GALA
In
addition to the reception at our Crawford Street gallery,
twenty-five years of City Without Wall's Metro Show will also be
celebrated the prior evening at a gala event on Wednesday, November
14, 2007 at the Newark Club, One Newark Center, 22nd Floor, Newark,
NJ. The night's festivities will include entertainment, auction, and
dinner. Artist Ben Jones, The Prudential Foundation, and Newark
Councilwoman Dana Rone will be honored. Tickets are $125 per person.
Contact cWOW for more information at 973.622.1188 or info@cwow.org.
DEADLINE OCTOBER 16
Entries will be accepted Tuesday,
October 9 to Saturday, October 13 from 1-6pm, and Tuesday, October
16 from 1- 6pm.
ENTRY/DELIVERY
Jurors will select from
original artworks. NOT FROM SLIDES. HAND DELIVERY ONLY. NO
SUBMISSIONS ACCEPTED BY MAIL. Your entries must be delivered with
the registration fees and file cards. Acceptance or pickup
notifications will be mailed to you approximately two weeks after
the submission deadline.
AWARDS
Cash awards for artists to
be announced. SALES
Sales are encouraged. There will be a 30%
gallery commission on all sales. Works must be marked with a price
or marked "Not for Sale."
LIABILITY AND PERMISSION
Works
are exhibited at the artist's risk. City Without Walls and its
employees will not be liable for loss or damage to any work from any
cause. Artist grants cWOW the right to use images of accepted
artwork in promotional materials. Submission of work constitutes
agreement with all terms in this prospectus.
DIRECTIONS
CWOW is located at 6 Crawford Street in
Newark's historic Lincoln Park neighborhood. Mass Transit: PATH, NJ
Transit or Amtrak to Newark Penn Station. Take taxi or bus #39 to
Broad St. and W. Kinney; Walk on W. Kinney to Halsey; L one block to
Crawford. NJ Turnpike & 78 W: Exit 14 to 78 W to Newark Airport
/ Route 21 N Exit; Broad St Exit; L at W. Kinney; L on Halsey to
Crawford. Garden State Parkway: Exit 140 to Rt. 22 East; to 21
North; L onto Broad St; L at W. Kinney; L on Halsey to Crawford.
City Without Walls (cWOW), New Jersey's oldest non- profit
art space, advances the careers of emerging artists while building
the audience for contemporary art. cWOW's annual Metro Show is one
of the oldest and most respected juried small works exhibitions in
the metro region. "Metro" originally referred to our tradition of
moving the show by rail to its many host cities. Today, we use all
forms of transportation, while maintaining our original commitment
to bring challenging contemporary art into people's everyday lives.
PURE -
FERREIRA PROJECTS, London
FERREIRA PROJECTS is currently
looking for promising artists and emerging creatives to submit work
for a series of 5 group exhibitions titled PURE. The 3-week
exhibitions will consist of PURE - printmaking; PURE - drawing and
illustration; PURE - painting; PURE - photography; PURE - mixed
media and will run from 07.12.07 until 27.04.08.
The aim of
each exhibition is for participating artists to produce work that is
pure and representative of the medium, but also challenges the
medium's possible restraints. As FERREIRA PROJECTS' ongoing goal of
making art accessible to everyone the work must be low on concept
and high on impact.
MORE
INFORMATION
Interested parties should contact Christian
on 07792 531 226 or at christian@ferreiraprojects.com
Artsway
Open 2007, Sway, UK
Deadline: 24 October, 2007
ArtSway
is the contemporary visual arts venue in the New Forest, Hampshire.
ArtSway supports the development, display and distribution of new
work by artists, and offers creative educational opportunities for
audiences. ArtSway is one of the first National Lottery capital
projects, funded through Arts Council England. The gallery was
designed by architect Tony Fretton (Camden Arts Centre, Lisson
Gallery, Quay Arts) and opened in 1997. Almost unique in the UK as a
dedicated white space for the visual arts in a rural environment,
ArtSway has developed a reputation for innovative exhibitions, such
as the New Forest Pavilion at the 2005
After the continuing
success of ArtSway Open06 there is once more no theme to this year's
Open Exhibition at ArtSway, again reflecting our response to
artists' concerns regarding the restrictiveness of a themed brief.
ArtSway's aim is to select work that reflects the plurality of
current artistic practices, and to produce an exhibition that can be
enjoyed by audiences from the South of England and across the UK.
Artists are encouraged to submit work that reflects their current
practice. There are no restrictions on content, or media used to
produce work. The selectors will be looking for works that have a
contemporary feel, which reflect contemporary themes and concerns,
as well as works that are produced using traditional themes and
methods. For more information call Peter Bonnell on: 01590 682260,
or Email: peter@artsway.org.uk
One artist will be selected
from Open07 for a solo exhibition at ArtSway in 2008. The solo
exhibition will include curatorial input, mentoring and full
marketing support
FURTHER
INFORMATION & APPLICATION [pdf]
POSTIONS
e-fux, New York
e-flux is looking to hire a
smart, self-motivated individual to join our team in New York City.
The job entails running the office's day to day operations, as well
as maintaining and developing its online ventures. Our ideal
candidate must have strong communication skills, a background in
arts administration and arts writing/editing, fluency in English,
and a high degree of experience/knowledge of international art
institutions. This position is utterly essential to the success of
every aspect of e-flux's projects and programs, and we would love to
find someone who can grow with our organization, and someone with
whom our organization will grow.
Preliminary interviews will
be conducted in the coming week. Please send your resume and cover
letter to liz@e-flux.com to be considered, with a note about your
availability for interviews. We are looking for someone available to
begin working in mid- November. Salary commensurate with
experience.
PROPOSALS
Call for Visual Artists - The Soap Factory, Minneapolis,
MN
Postmark deadline is November 30, 2007.
The Soap
Factory, Minneapolis Seeking Artist' submissions for exhibition in
our 2008 season. Located in a 19th century factory on the banks of
the Mississippi River in Minneapolis, Minnesota, The Soap Factory, a
501 c 3 non-profit, has earned since 1988, a significant national
reputation as an innovative and experimental venue for new work by
emerging, contemporary artists.
The Soap Factory provides
artists with 12,000 square feet of raw gallery space and the freedom
to create site-specific projects, large-scale installations, as well
as exhibit more traditional work.
Our exhibit season runs
from May 1st - October 31st, and three exhibits occur during this
time. Each exhibit is comprised of a large group show in the main
galleries, three individual artist project rooms and two video
rooms. Our programming is unique in that we select the majority of
the artists we exhibit from our pool of submissions, and we receive
over 350 artist submissions per season. We are now accepting
submissions for our 2008 exhibition season.
We do NOT accept
e-mailed submissions.
Submissions are reviewed for the 2008
season, which runs from Late April - Late October.
Artists
selected for the 2008 Season will be notified in late March 2008.
We may keep your submission for up to 8 months.
Do not call
or email to check on your submission.
Do not ask to pick up
material; you must include a SASE.
We will be unable to tell you
the status of your submission with out an SASE.
What to
send:
10 labeled 35mm slides of your work, with accompanying
slide list Resume, artist statement and project description/
proposal, if applicable. Submit video on VHS or DVD. ß We do accept
applications on CD. Images must be MAC compatible (jpeg, TIFF, PDF
are acceptable) and not more than 1500x2100 ppi. ALL CD SUBMISSIONS
MUST be accompanied by color print of at least ten of the digital
images, or they will not be reviewed. A self-addressed, stamped
envelope (SASE) for the return of your samples.
Work samples
WILL NOT BE RETURNED without a SASE. Apply sufficient postage, or
include sufficient international postal coupons. DO NOT use metered
stamps for your SASE. The Soap Factory provides installation
assistance as well as a stipend to artists and curators selected for
our programs. In addition, we provide publicity, exhibition
invitations, mailings, opening reception and artist talks. We do not
provide insurance cover for work exhibited at The Soap Factory.
All work is shown at the artist's own risk. There is no
commission taken from art works sold.
Please mail submissions
to:
Artist coordinator , The
Soap Factory, P.O. Box 581696, Minneapolis, MN
55458
PUBLIC ART
Pedestrian Underpass Commission, Wales, UK
Deadline for
applications: Friday 26 October 2007
Halton Borough
Council wishes to commission an artist to transform one or more
pedestrian underpasses on the Castlefields Estate in Runcorn. The
commission is part of substantial redevelopment work being
undertaken by Halton Borough Council and precedes the completion of
a Public Art Strategy being developed by Public Art Wales for
Castlefields. The commission's success will be crucial to the
implementation of future public arts involvement in Castlefields.
Background
Redevelopment work in Castlefields is
significant and has to date included the creation of Phoenix Park -
an award winning and very successful community resource with a wide
range of facilities. The regeneration also includes a major scheme
to re- house residents in newly built homes, replacing existing
high-rises associated with problems in the area. Another major
element is the creation of a new 'village square' through the
complete demolition and rebuild of the existing dilapidated centre.
This ambitious project includes a complete remodeling of the
immediate area, incorporating a new community centre, health centre
and retail units with integral residential flats. The square will
also include a significant public space.
As part of the
redevelopment work, the Regeneration Team is conducting an ongoing
consultation programme, to ensure that the local community is fully
aware of, and feels able to influence the changes being made. All
artwork commissions undertaken on Castlefields will be conducted
within this ethos of community consultation.
Castlefields
lies centrally between two important physical and cultural
landmarks, Halton Castle and Norton Priory - both accessible to the
community via footpaths. Castlefields has some fine landscape
features by way of the Bridgewater Canal and the Town Lake, and
green spaces in outlying areas of Phoenix Park, some of which are to
be developed as conservation wetland areas. Others are allocated as
areas for private housing development.
The
Commission
This early opportunity for a commission has been
identified for an experienced and ambitious artist to transform one
or more pedestrian underpasses on the Estate. The underpasses
provide key pedestrian access around Castlefields, and the
commission will require intensive community consultation by way of
arts led workshops and conversations with various groups.
The
underpass that is being prioritised for this commission is the
'Plantation Close Subway', which leads pedestrians from the
residential areas of Castlefields into Phoenix Park. Although it is
structurally sound and in a good state of repair, the subway is
subject to graffiti and local residents have said that they feel
vulnerable when using it.
The internal measurements of the
subway are approximately 13metres from one end to the other, 3.5
metres wide and 2.5m high. There is some low-level lighting via 4
small light boxes, and the floor surface is fairly new coloured
asphalt. The exterior of the subway has a distinctive and rather
dated 1970's appearance. The appointed artist will be expected to
take both the interior and exterior of the subway into consideration
in developing his or her proposal(s).
Halton Borough Council
has expressed a view that if the budget allows, a second subway art
commission should be progressed as part of this project. The second
one would be the 'Woodland Walk Subway'.
All artforms will
be considered at this stage, though it is likely that artwork(s)
incorporating some form of lighting would be suitable for the
interior space. The commission budget is in the region of £23,000
plus community consultation fees (see below).
Procedure
Four artists will be short-listed and
invited for interview, which will include a site visit to the two
sites. (Travel expenses will be paid). The selected artist will be
required to carry out 10 days community consultation for which there
is a fee of £1,750, and small materials and subsistence allowance.
Following this, the design phase will allow the artist to develop
detailed design proposals that will be presented to the Project
Steering Group for approval. This will include working up a full
budget for the commission, sourcing materials and drawing up designs
in PowerPoint, maquette or other accepted format. The fee for the
Design Stage is in the region of £5,000.
On agreement of the
designs a commission contract will be offered to the artist.
Interviews are likely to take place on Monday 26th November
2007.
To Apply:
To apply for this project, please
send:
No more than 8 images of previous work with a descriptive
list.
Accepted formats include 35 mm slides or a CD with images
in a standard format (PowerPoint, JPG's up to 300 dpi)
CV,
letter of application and a SAE to:
Castlefields Underpass
Commission, Public
Art Wales, Unit 4, Sovereign Quay, Havannah Street, Cardiff.
CF10 5SF Tel 0845 241
3684
RESIDENCY
ATLANTIC CENTER FOR THE ARTS, Florida, USA
2008 MASTER
ARTISTS-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAM
Residency
#127
FEBRUARY 18 - MARCH 19 (Application Deadline: October 19,
2007)
Rachel Harrison, visual artist
Augusta Read Thomas,
composer
Chase Twichell, poet
Residency #128
APRIL
14 - MAY 4 (Application Deadline: January 18, 2008)
Mark
Dion, visual artist
David Lang, composer
Susan Marshall,
choreographer
Residency #129
MAY 19 - JUNE 8
(Application Deadline: February 8, 2008)
Tony Hoagland,
poet
George Lewis, composer
Rob Pruitt, visual
artist
Residency #130
AUGUST 4 - 24 (Application
Deadline: March 14, 2008)
DIGITAL ARTS RESIDENCY
Carsten
Nicolai, digital media artist
John F. Simon, digital media
artist
Camille Utterback, interactive installation
artist
Residency #131
OCTOBER 13 - NOVEMBER 2
(Application Deadline: May 23, 2008)
WRITERS'
RESIDENCY
Jo Ann Beard, author/memoirist
Eamon Grennan,
poet
Jayne Anne Phillips, novelist
Since 1982, Atlantic
Center's residency program has provided artists from all artistic
disciplines with spaces to live, work, and collaborate during three-
week residencies. Located just four miles from the east coast
beaches of central Florida, the pine and palmetto wooded environment
contains award- winning studios that include a resource library,
painting studio, sculpture studio, music studio, dance studio, black
box theater, writers' studio, and digital computer lab. Each
residency session includes three master artists of different
disciplines. The master artists each personally select a group of
associates - talented, emerging artists - through an application
process administered by ACA.
During the residency, artists
participate in informal sessions with their group, collaborate on
projects, and work independently on their own projects. The relaxed
atmosphere and unstructured program provide considerable time for
artistic regeneration and creation. Atlantic Center for the Arts
provides housing (private room/bath with work desk), weekday meals
(provided by ACA chef) and 24 hour access to shared studio space.
Financial Aid is available to qualified applicants.
For more
information on how to apply, please telephone (386) 427-6975 or
(800) 393-6975 (domestic US only) or CLICK
HERE or email us at
program@atlanticcenterforthearts.org
* All applications must
be postmarked by the application deadline date.
* 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 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.
Atlantic Center for the
Arts
1414 Art Center Avenue
New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168
[T]
386.427.6975
[F]
386.427.5669
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