| March 17, 2008
No.93
EXHIBITION
Safe: Atlantic Works Gallery Juried
Exhibit, Boston, MA
The Old Mercedes Show Room, Haringey Arts,
London
Alternator Gallery for Contemporary Art in Kelowna, B.C,
Canada
FESTIVAL
The 809 International New Image Art
Festival (the 809 INIAF), China
PHOTOGRAPHY
2008
PHOTO REVIEW PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITION, The University of the Arts,
Philadelphia
4th annual juried exhibition competition - Newspace
Center for Photography, Portland,
OR
POSITION
Director for New Gallery and Research
Centre, Ryerson University (Toronto ON)
Artistic Director : 7th
Mercosul Biennial, Porto Alegre, Brazil
PROPOSAL
Site Platform 2008, Sheffield, UK
RESIDENCY
STUDIO INTENSIVE RESIDENCY, Crawl Space,
Seattle, WA
The 809 International Art Village,
China
STUDIO
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EXHIBITION
Safe: Atlantic Works Gallery Juried Exhibit, Boston,
MA
Deadlline: May 15, 2008
Safe: Atlantic Works
Gallery Juried Exhibit What images do you conjure when you think
'safe'? A bank vault, a mother's embrace, a military encampment,
beige? Is safe truly attainable? In our third Juried Exhibit,
Atlantic Works Gallery is asking artists to describe this debatable
state of being.
ABOUT SAFE
Juror: Laura McPhee Dates:
August 1- 30, 2008 Entries must be received by: Thursday, May 15,
2008
Entry Fee: $25 for 1-3 and $35 for 4-6 pieces
Best of
Show Award: $100, two Honorable Mentions: $50 each
Opening
Reception: Friday, August 1, 6-9 pm
GUEST JUROR, LAURA
MCPHEE Laura McPhee is Professor of Photography at Massachusetts
College of Art and Design in Boston. Her work is in numerous public
collections, most notably the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York,
NY, the J. Paul Getty Center Museum, Los Angeles CA, and the Museum
of Fine Arts, Houston, TX.
MORE
INFORMATION [pdf]
APPLY
NOW
Atlantic Works Gallery, East Boston's Collaborative
Space for Art and Ideas, is member-run
gallery.
The
Old Mercedes Show Room, Haringey Arts,
London
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Alternator
Gallery for Contemporary Art in Kelowna, B.C, Canada
Deadline:
April 15, 2008
The Alternator Gallery for Contemporary
Art in Kelowna, B.C., is a non-profit artist-run centre with a
mandate to support the development of a broad range of high-quality
innovative and critically engaged work by local, national and
international emerging and mid- career artists. The Alternator
operates a gallery composed of three exhibition spaces; hosts a
visiting artist program; undertakes exchanges and other special
projects; and provides access to video production equipment through
the Alternator Media Arts Centre.
1) The Alternator Gallery
for Contemporary Art is now accepting submissions for the 2009/2010
Exhibition Year in our Main Gallery Space. A detailed floor plan can
be found HERE
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2) We are also accepting submissions for an artist
exchange between the Alternator Gallery and the Three Walls Gallery
in Chicago. Up to four artists will be selected to participate in
this exchange that will take place in late 2008. Please note that in
order to be considered for the Chicago exhibition, applicants must
become a friend of the Alternator Gallery. Membership forms are
available online. Please include a cheque or money order with the
application.
c/o Selection Committee: Chicago
Artists may
apply for more than one opportunity.
Submissions
Requirements:
- Exhibition proposal
- Current C.V.
- Artist's statement
- 15-20 images (JPEG/Slide/DVD)
- S.A.S.E.
Send to:
Alternator Gallery
c/o
(opportunity in question)
#103 - 421 Cawston Ave.,
Kelowna,
B.C. V1Y 6Z1
Please visit www.alternatorgallery.com
under "opportunities" for more information.
FESTIVAL
The 809 International New Image Art Festival (the 809
INIAF), China
Deadline: May 01, 2008
Applications open
for international artists from across the world. Website: http://www.809cn.com
The
809 International New Image Art Festival (the 809 INIAF) entitled
"Arts and Environment". The 809 INIAF is the first event will be
held from July 25 to August 05, 2008 at the 809 International Art
District (Village) in the Three Gorges area, China. The 809 INIAF
Judging Committee will invite more than 60 national and
international visual artists to take part in the following art
forms: photograph, video, short film, documentary
(film/video/photo), new media, performance art, multimedia
installation, and interdisciplinary art.
Further
information
Other, the 809 has free artists' studios
available for national and international artists residencies. See
residencies below for more
details.
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PHOTOGRAPHY
2008 PHOTO REVIEW PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITION, The University
of the Arts, Philadelphia
NEW YORK GALLERY OWNER JULIE
SAUL TO JURY THE 2008 PHOTO REVIEW PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITION
Julie Saul, owner of one of New York City's most prestigious
contemporary photography and art galleries, will be the juror for
the 2008 Photo Review Photography Competition. The Photo Review, a
highly acclaimed critical journal of photography, is sponsoring its
24th 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 2008
competition issue and on its website. Thus, the accepted photographs
will be seen by thousands of people all across the world 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.
Because their work was seen in The
Photo Review, past winners have been given one-person exhibitions,
have had their work reproduced in other leading photography
magazines, and have sold their work to collectors throughout the
country.
Awards include a Microtek ArtixScan M1 Dual Media
Scanner ($650), a copy of SilverFast HDR Studio digital camera RAW
conversion software from LaserSoft Imaging ($499), a Lensbaby 3G
Lens and Wide Angle / Telephoto kit ($359), camera bags from Lowepro
($200 and $100), a $250 gift certificate from Calumet Photographic,
a $250 gift certificate for Museo Fine Art Paper, two $50 gift
certificates from Sprint Systems, and $250 in cash prizes.
An
entry fee of $30 for up to three prints, slides, or images on CD and
$5 each for up to two additional images entitles all entrants to a
copy of the catalogue. In addition, all entrants will be able to
subscribe to The Photo Review for $35, a 20% discount.
All
entries must be received by mail between May 1 and May 15,
2008.
For a prospectus and details, send a self-addressed,
stamped business-size (#10) envelope to: The Photo Review, 140 East
Richardson Avenue, Suite 301, Langhorne, PA 19047. The prospectus
may also be downloaded from The Photo Review website, www.photoreview.org.
For further information call 215/891-0214.
Also on the
website, you can view the work of the prizewinners from the last
several years. This year for the first time, all the accepted
entries from 2007 are posted as well as several other web shows
drawn from last year's
competition.
Newspace
Center for Photography, Portland, OR 4th annual juried exhibition
competition
Deadline : May 2, 2008
New media artist
and curator TJ Norris is at the helm of this years exhibition. We
categorically seek work that will enliven the space visually,
conceptually and otherwise. Selected photographers will exhibit at
Newspace from Thursday, July 3rd through Sunday, August 3rd, 2008.
One photographer will be selected for a solo show at Newspace in
2009 and awarded $500. The competition is open to all photographic
processes and themes but should have been created in the last two
years. Regional, National and International entries are accepted.
The entry fee is $25 for 5 images. You may enter as many times as
you would like but you must include a seperate entry form and entry
fee for each set of 5 images. Entry fees are non-refundable.
Please visit our website for full prospectus and entry form.
Jurors statement: A breeze, a passerby, a subtle shift in light. All
of these things change our perspective slightly, sometimes almost
subliminally. And in our contemplation of the atmosphere surrounding
us we become witnesses to the gestures of time, changes in natural
and manmade places and those who populate them, the social and
political strata that ground some and rip others from their roots.
These gestures were often referred to by influential French
photographer Henri Cartier Bresson as "the decisive moment". Spatial
relationships, quietude/discordance, and perhaps a fleeting
sensibility of new technical and analytical definitions about space
are just a few of the contemporary concerns of photographers who
inform much of the work that defines our time.
MORE
INFORMATION
Newspace
Center for Photography
1632 SE 10th Ave. Portland, OR
97214
503.963.1935
info@newspacephoto.org
POSITION
Director for New Gallery and Research Centre, Ryerson
University (Toronto ON)
Deadline : 9 April,
2008
Ryerson University (Toronto ON) seeks an inspiring
leader and global arts advocate with intellectual breadth, along
with public relations skills for their new Gallery and Research
Centre, home of the noted Black Star Historical Photography
Collection and the Mira Godard Study Centre with its collection of
fine art photographs. This role is an extraordinary opportunity for
an individual to lead a Gallery from its inception, and contribute
to the academic and arts communities.
The successful
candidate must have significant experience in executing a strategic
vision and must be a persuasive and sophisticated communicator who
can represent the Gallery to the cultural community and to a broad
range of stakeholders, partners and donors. S/he will have
demonstrated gallery experience in an administrative role including
exhibition programming, collections management, financial management
of a cultural facility, successful grant writing and other funding
initiatives.
This individual will have a personal passion and
appreciation for photography, film, or new media and have the
ability to sustain long-term efforts in promoting the school and
relevant disciplines represented at Ryerson's School of Image Arts
and in the Faculty of Communication and Design. S/he must understand
the complexities of operating within a higher education institution
and possess a proven ability to inspire, motivate and provide
leadership within a creative academic setting. An advanced degree, a
record of scholarly publication record, and teaching experience in
Photography, Film or New Media is a plus.
Highly qualified
applicants should e-mail a letter of interest and curriculum vitae
outlining experience and qualifications. Please note we will be
accepting CVs and nominations until April 9, 2008, at the email
address listed below. For a recent press release and further
information, please see: http://www.ryerson.ca/news/media/.
Contact
Russell
Reynolds
Associates
rugallery-dir@russellreynolds.com
Artistic
Director : 7th Mercosul Biennial, Porto Alegre, Brazil
Deadline
: March 25th, 2008
The Mercosul
Biennial Foundation, a private foundation based in Porto Alegre,
Brazil, is searching for an artistic director to lead the artistic
vision for the 7th edition of the Mercosul Biennial to be held in
september- november 2009.
The Mercosul Biennial Foundation
was created in 1996, to organize the biennial exhibition. The 6th
edition of Mercosul Biennial was held from september 1 - november
18, 2007 under the chief curatorship of Gabriel Pérez-Barreiro. This
edition, which attracted over 500,000 visitors, continued to
consolidate the Biennial's position as a leading cultural event in
South America, with important international repercussion.
Following the achievements of the 6th edition, the
Foundation defines its goals for the future of the Biennial along
the following principles:
- A focus on the contribution of the Biennial to society, a
search for real benefits to its audiences, partners, and
supporters.
- Closeness to contemporary artistic creation and critical
discourse.
- Transparency of purpose and process.
- Priority investment in education and communication.
- Establishment of the Biennial as a leader in the area of art
and education, and research in
In accordance with these
principles, the successful candidate will:
- Define and execute the artistic vision, nature, and range of
the curatorial and educational project for the 7th Mercosul
Biennial.
- Assemble the curatorial team.
- Work with the educational staff to guide the programs and
mechanisms to ensure a productive relationship with the audiences
and partners
- Define the nature and character of the exhibitions,
publications, and programs.
Process: interested candidates
should send a short CV, writing samples, and a letter of intent by
March 25th laying out the basic principles along which he/she would
go about organizing a biennial exhibition. An international team of
specialists (Gabriel Pérez-Barreiro, curator of Latin American Art,
Blanton Museum of Art, Austin/USA; Henry Meyric Hughes, president of
the AICA International Association of Critics of Art and lately
President of the International Foundation Manifesta, that organizes
the European Biennial of Contemporary Art; Rodrigo Naves, professor,
historian and critic of art; and, Justo Werlang, president of
Mercosul Biennial Foundation) will analyze the proposals and make a
decision or a shortlist. Shortlisted applicants will be invited to
produce a more detailed proposal, for which they will be
compensated. The successful candidate will ideally start work in May
2008.
For materials from previous biennials, or for
questions, please e-mail:
7bienal@bienalmercosul.art.br
Fundação Bienal do
Mercosul
Rua General Andrade Neves, 9, 4o andar
90010-210
Porto Alegre, RS
Brasil
Tel: +55 51
32547500
PROPOSALS
Site Platform 2008, Sheffield, UK
Deadline: Fri 2 May
2008
Site is interested in receiving registrations of
interest from UK-based artists & curators who wish to use the
gallery space to showcase explorative, cumulative, interactive,
performative, experimental, in- progress or durational work.
Artists on their involvement in previous Platform
events:
'This was a completely new way of working for me.
Site Platform gave me the chance to place my practice in a very new
/ experimental position - a way of working where dialogue -
curatorial - collaboration - commissioning research are central
components.'
'The chance to work in an open and
explorative way, for a sustained period of time, in the space of a
gallery environment, was a very important and unique opportunity.'
' I managed to break fully into a new aspect of
practice and to really push it. I could not have done this without
full use of the gallery and technical facilities for an extended
period.'
Site Gallery are seeking registrations of
interest and outline proposals for projects which could occupy the
space for up to 2 weeks, depending on the project. The opportunity
could be used as a test-bed for new ideas or processes but the work
must be available for public interface either through timed events
of by an on-going schedule throughout the period. All events will be
promoted through site networks to wide audiences. The project will
take place at Site in September/October 2008
A fee + travel/
accommodation expenses and mentoring opportunities is available.
In addition we would like to commission a piece of writing
on each project. To register interest please send examples of
previous writing and a CV.
Site
Gallery
, 1 Brown Street,
Sheffield S1
2BS
RESIDENCY
STUDIO INTENSIVE RESIDENCY, Crawl Space, Seattle, WA
June 10-21 2008
Deadline : 26 April 2008
In an
effort to challenge early career artists in the power and scope of
their art making, Crawl Space announces its second-annual Studio
Intensive Residency, during which one selected artist will be
confined to Crawl Space grounds for one week to prepare an
exhibition.
The resident artist will commit to a full seven
days and nights of working at Crawl Space. Arriving at the gallery
with whatever art-making and survival supplies he or she brings
along, the artist will establish a studio workspace and squatting
quarters for the week. A hot plate, refrigerator, toilet, sink, and
air mattress will be provided.
During this week of
confinement, the artist is expected to generate completely new
works, either as a continuation of a body of work or as a special
project or installation. No completed or in-progress works will be
admitted. Crawl Space hopes that this confinement to an immersive,
unfamiliar and entirely un-recreational art making space will spur
the resident artist to break away from characteristic approaches and
methods of art making.
IN SEVEN DAYS, CRAWL SPACE'S INTENSIVE
STUDIO PROGRAM REMINDED ME OF WHY I LOVE MAKING ART - Michelle
Fried, 2007 Resident Artist
The resident artist will hold
Visitation during the week of confinement, to give interested
parties a glimpse at his or her art-making process. Work completed
during the lock-in will be installed for exhibition at the end of
the following week. The resident artist will receive a $500
honorarium but is responsible for all costs of transportation and
production beyond that amount. The exhibition will be on view for a
three- week period thereafter.
The Studio Intensive Residency
is not for the faint of heart! The Crawl Space crew will be on call
in case of emergency food and supply delivery. Daily meals will be
provided by local businesses. The resident artist must be able to
commit a full week (7 consecutive days and nights) to working and
squatting on Crawl Space grounds, between June 10th and 21st. Please
submit proposals for participation under the following
guidelines:
On CD or DVD:
- 10-20 digital images of recent
work
PRINTED AND on CD or DVD:
- proposed use of time
during residency lock-in and how you hope to impact your work
-
artist resume and statement
- work sample description
$10
APPLICATION FEE made payable to Crawl Space
(Materials will
not be returned but will be entered in our digital slide library for
possible inclusion in future exhibits)
DEADLINE:
Drop-off
12-5pm or
USPS Postmark
Saturday 26 April 2008
Crawl
Space
Studio Intensive Residency
504 E Denny Way
#1
Seattle, WA
98122
206-201-2441
info@crawlspacegallery.com
Crawl
Space, artist-run gallery
Furthering the creation and
exhibition of innovative artwork by emerging artists. Inciting
community interest in the visual
arts.
The
809 International Art Village, China
No Deadline
The
809
International Art Village is a largest art Village (District)
The 809 has free artists' studios available for national and
international artists residencies.
For entry form or further
information also visit - http://www.809cn.com
The 809 International Art Village is a largest art
Village (District) and art organization in China, located in the
Three Gorges Dam area, Yichang City (Hubei Province) of Western area
of China inland.
The 809 International Art Village is
pleased to announce the applications for International professional
visual artists (writers, dances, scholars, organizers) residencies,
the studios are open all year round, No application fee, free studio
spaces for all residencies. And applications must be submitted three
months before the project is due to start.
If you are an
artist interested in studio at the 809 International Art Village,
please contact our office for more information by e-mail. Applicants
must be 21 and over.
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RESIDENCY
ARCUS Studio, Ibaraki, Japan.
Mid-August through
December, 2008
Deadline: 31 March.
Artist-in-residence program of ARCUS Project which aims
to support the artistic activities of emerging visual artists was
launched in 1995 by Ibaraki Prefectural Government as its main
organizer. In its 13 years history, ARCUS has invited 67 artists
from 22 countries/regions and supported their artistic projects and
researches during the residence. A number of previous resident
artists are now known as cutting-edge artists in international art
scene. In 2008, ARCUS calls the artist who can think radically,
experiment innovative ideas, and work with progressive modes of
expression.
ELIGIBILITY
The Applicant should:
- be an emerging artist engaged in contemporary visual arts or
other related fields
- have legal permission to enter Japan
- be in a state of good health and able to carry out daily
activities on their own
- have enough English or Japanese language skills to communicate
with administration staff and local community
- not be enrolled in educational institution (undergraduate,
graduate school etc.) at the time of application and during the
residency period.
MORE
INFORMATION, GUIDELINES AND APPLICATION
DIGITAL
ART PROJECT RESIDENCY - Atlantic Center for the Arts, New Smyrna
Beach, FL
Application Deadline: April 4, 2008
MORE
INFORMATION
CARSTEN
NICOLAI, visual artist
JOHN
F. SIMON, digital artist
CAMILLE
UTTERBACK, interactive installation artist
Atlantic
Center for the Arts
1414 Art Center Avenue
New Smyrna Beach,
FL 32168
[T] 386.427.6975
[F]
386.427.5669
SCULPTURE
Sculpture Quadrennial Riga 2008, Latvia
Deadline
:1 April, 2008
The Centre for Art Management and
Information (MMIC) invites artists to submit proposals for
Dictatorship of the Majority - Sculpture Quadrennial Riga 2008, an
open-air contemporary art exhibition that will take place in Riga,
Latvia August 29 - October 10, 2008. The exhibition is a starting
point for the dialogue between general public, society and art
professionals on the issue of contemporary public art and its role
in the urban culture of the city of Riga.
Since 1972
Sculpture Quadrennial Riga has been the biggest regular contemporary
art exhibition in Latvia organised every four years in the city of
Riga. Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Latvia has recognised
Sculpture Quadrennial Riga as the cultural event of national and
international importance and approved the Centre for Art Management
and Information (MMIC) as the management structure for the event in
2008. The Centre for Art Management and Information (MMIC) organised
also European Space - Sculpture Quadrennial Riga 2004. The
exhibition was curated by artists Aigars Bikse and Kristaps Gulbis,
involving 75 artists and partner institutions from 25 European
countries.
Exhibition concept
The Sculpture
Quadrennial Riga 2008 is a contemporary art event in the urban
public space of Riga City seeking experimental and innovative
cooperation forms between different social groups to develop an
active civil society. The main objective of Dicatorship of the
Majority - Sculpture Quadrennial Riga 2008 is to encourage dialogue
between art professionals and consumers of the public art. The event
fosters understanding and links between the centre and periphery in
contemporary art. The Sculpture Quadrennial Riga 2008 aims at
breaking down elitism in art and culture space through openness and
culture accessibility, involving groups of the society whose
environment rarely is a site for contemporary art practice. The main
interests of the event are emotions and lifestyle of the residents
of marginal and disadvantaged city areas instead of the
identification of particular city space. Latgale suburb of Riga City
- the venue of the exhibition Dictatorship of the Majority -
Sculpture Quadrennial Riga 2008 contains the processes and
historical proofs that have not been considered as topical in
contemporary centralised culture space. The Sculpture Quadrennial
Riga 2008 aims to re-discover these "lost" territories, looking for
material and nonmaterial cultural values, as well as strengthening
the cooperation links between the society in centre and periphery.
Jury consisting of 10 members will select artworks for the
exhibition. The selected artworks will be temporarily installed in
public space in Latgale suburb of Riga City. The jury members will
be approved by The Centre for Art Management and Information (MMIC)
based on open competition announced for inhabitants of the City of
Riga. The list of the approved jury members will be published on the
web site of Sculpture Quadrennial Riga 2008 on 17 March, 2008.
Latgale suburb
Latgale suburb is one of six
administrative districts of Riga, with the area of 50 km2 and the
number of population 200 588. This suburb has specific, diverse
social and architectural character. Its architectural landscape
consists of old wooden buildings alongside with soviet era living
quarters and mixture of contemporary Latvian architecture - modern
shopping malls and office buildings constructed in last 20 years.
The oldest part of it among people is called Maskavas forstate
(Moscow suburb). It has historically developed as a region where
Russians settled, and hence the name. This suburb housed also Jewish
quarter.
Exhibition guidelines
Each selected
artist will be awarded 4000 EUR for the implementation of the
proposed project. This budget includes material costs, artist fee,
travel and accommodation costs, artwork transportation expenses,
installation, maintenance and dismantling costs. The artworks
proposed must be constructed to withstand variable weather
conditions, outdoor city environment and endure 6 weeks in public
space. Up to 20 artworks will be selected and temporarily installed
in Riga. The photos of the sites will be available on Dictatorship
of the Majority - Sculpture Quadrennial Riga 2008 home page - from
21 January, 2008.
The Centre for Art Management and
Information undertakes to ensure the necessary assistance to
artists, helping to find budget corresponding accommodation,
technical help, and to obtain the necessary permissions for
exhibiting the proposed artworks in the public space of Riga city.
Eligibility
- Any professional artist from any part of the world is
eligible.
- Artists, either individually or as a part of a team project.
- Only work created specifically for Dictatorship of the
Majority - Sculpture Quadrennial Riga 2008 is eligible. In highly
exceptional cases projects previously designed and/ or exhibited
can be accepted
Application materials to be
submitted
Application must be submitted by post or via
e-mail. All separate files/ sheets must carry artist's name and the
title of the project. Applications sent by post must include all
submitted materials also on a PC compatible CD clearly labelled with
artist's name. Application must include:
- Completed application form.
- Visual presentation of the proposed project in the selected
location (-s). Image (-s) must be no larger than 1500 x 1500
pixels, 300 dpi and 2 MB, JPEG ONLY. Each JPEG must be titled with
the artist's name. Pictures of the locations can be downloaded
from the website
- Description of the project including concept, materials and
media used, dimensions and budget breakdown.
- Brief letter of interest, including artist's name, address,
telephone number, and e-mail address.
- CV not to exceed three pages. Collaborative teams must submit
individual CVs.
- 10 images of the works created in last four years, including:
Images no larger than 1500 x 1500 pixels, 300 dpi and 2 MB, JPEG
ONLY. Each JPEG must be titled with the artist's name and number
(01-10) that corresponds to an annotated image list. For example:
JohnBrown 01, JohnBrown 02. Image list (Word document) - a
separate description sheet listing each image, title of work, date
executed, media, dimensions, and brief description of the work.
Application deadline
Applications can be
submitted until 1 April, 2008. All applications must be received in
the office of The Centre for Art Management and Information by 1
April, 2008. The jury decision will be announced on 15 April, 2008
Other considerations
- Incomplete applications or proposals inappropriate for the
selected location will not be reviewed.
- Please do not submit original artworks or original slides as
materials submitted will not be returned to the artist.
More
information and application forms
Sculpture Quadrennial
Riga 2008
The Centre for Art Management and Information (MMIC)
Room 15, 13 Kalpaka Boulevard
Riga LV-1050
Latvia
WORKSHOP
Summer Arts Institute with the Women's Studio Workshop
Deadline : April 15, 2008
The Women's Studio Workshop
would like to announce our 2008 Summer Arts Institute Catalog, now
available online. The Summer Arts Institute offers workshops in
printmaking, papermaking, book arts, and ceramics in Rosendale, NY
and in Tuscany, Italy. Our workshops offer a hands on experience in
an intimate learning environment. Classes are limited to 8, creating
an environment that feels less like a class and more like a forum
for sharing ideas among peers. These workshops are open to men and
women with all levels of artistic experience, and offer the perfect
opportunity to expand and explore your creative vision. Early
registration (by April 15) receives reduced tuition.
A
limited number of need-based scholarships are also available.
For a full view of our summer schedule, visit our website at
www.wsworkshop.
org.
or email info@wsworkshop.org for a print catalog.
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phone: +44 (0) 870 922 0438
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If you have an opportunity to post, please send it on to us
at info@re-title.com
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