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OPEN CALL---Due 09.10.05
You Are Beautiful Exhibition
Treehouse Gallery
LA, California, USA
October 2005
Send all submissions, entry form & fee, by September 10, 2005 to:
This is an open call to make your own 'You Are Beautiful' piece. Any
size, Any media, Anyone can be involved. The only limitation is that the
piece clearly reads 'You Are Beautiful' You may incorporate any imagery,
graphics, additional text, etc. You need not be an artist to be
involved. All ages welcome.
For Specific Information, & Downloadable Entry Form, Please visit:
http://you-are-beautiful.com/OpenCall.html
This is an open call to make your own 'You Are Beautiful' piece.
Any size, Any media, Anyone can be involved.
The only limitation is that the piece clearly reads 'You Are Beautiful'
You may incorporate any imagery, graphics, additional text, etc.
You need not be an artist to be involved. All ages welcome.
See Inspiring Works http://you-are-beautiful.com/InspiringWorks.htm for
more ideas .
Work may be juried for the show itself.
All work will be installed on the streets after the show is over.
All work will be displayed on our website.
All work is due by Saturday, September 10, 2005 in Chicago.
You MUST include an entry form & fee with your work.
You may submit as many pieces as you like under one entry fee (per
person).
Download an Entry Form (PDF) here
You can also receive an entry form by sending a self addressed stamped
envelope.
Please include a note specifically asking for the form.
There is a $5 entry fee.
Payable by US Cash, Blank Money Order, or Paypal.
(If Paypal is used, Please add 50 cents, $5.50 total)
Include the email address used with your entry form.
To pay by Paypal
Send all submissions, entry form & fee, by September 10, 2005 to:
Please send all work to Chicago, do not send work directly to the
gallery.
You Are Beautiful
PO Box #220175
Chicago, IL 60622
USA
By sending in your artwork,
You allow You Are Beautiful to reproduce your images any way we see fit.
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SHOPDROPPING OPEN CALL:
Deadline: November 1, 2005
Shopdropping is an ongoing project in which I alter the packaging of
canned goods and then "shopdrop" the items back onto grocery store
shelves.
Shopdropping strives to take back a share of the visual space we
encounter on a daily basis. Similar to the way street art stakes a
claim to
public space for self _expression, Shopdropping subverts commercial
space
and activities for artistic use.
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I am currently organizing an open call to create a large collaborative
Shopdropping installation.
Please submit all types of works on paper: photography, drawing,
painting, printmaking, computer printouts, etc.etc. but please no
cardboard,
heavyweight paper, or other "thick" surfaces that won't adhere easily
to the cans.
All submitted materials should be 4 inches by 9.5 inches. Please send
2 copies of each submission so that one set can be "shopdropped" into
grocery stores and another set can be displayed as a group project in a
gallery in NYC.
Also, please include $1 US per submission to help cover the cost of
buying canned goods. (I'm not making any money off of this but if I get
100 submissions that's 200 cans of beans.)
Please include your name, or alias with your submission. Please include
your email address with your package so that I can confirm that I
received your work, and keep you updated on how the project is going.
If you have any questions please let me know at ryan@relapsed.net
I look forward to hearing from you!
See http://www.shopdropping.net for more info and images of my past
installations.
Send all work to:
Ryan Watkins-Hughes // SHOPDROPPING.NET
194 Adelphi Street First Floor
Brooklyn, NY 11205
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E3 Gallery announces Dia de los Muertos juried competition, deadline September 3
Exhibition Dates
October 25, 2005 - November 19, 2005
Entry Deadline
September 3, 2005
Prospectus
http://e3gallery.com/delosmuertos.html
The Competition is open to all artists who are inspired by Day of the Dead altars and who are seeking exhibition opportunities, and exposure to galleries, collectors, curators and critics in New York City. About Dia de los Muertos Day of the Dead Commemorative altars appear in houses and in cemeteries throughout Mexico, containing family collections of symbols, which represent their memories. The altar is how each family remembers their own and celebrates the memory of loved ones that have gone before.
Jurors
Julian Zugazagoitia - Director, Museo del Barrio
Carmen Melian - Director, Latin American Art Department, Sotheby’s
Maria Bonta de la Pezuela - Senior Specialist, Sotheby’s
Awards
All selected artists will be invited to exhibit work curated from the competition at E3 Gallery in Spring 2006. Selected works will be exhibited on the gallery's website at: www.E3Gallery.com
Entry Procedure
Prospectus available at http://e3gallery.com/losmuertos
inquiries: dayofthedead@e3gallery.com
Fee
There is no fee to enter your work in Dia de los Muertos.
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Lower Manhattan Cultural Council
LMCC/Workspace: 120 Broadway
Lower Manhattan Cultural Council is currently accepting applications for its flagship artist residency program, LMCC/Workspace . The program offers studio space on the 8th floor of the Equitable Building in the Financial District as well as the opportunity to present work to curators, critics, arts professionals, and the general public. The residency session begins November 28, 2005 and concludes May 15, 2006. Emerging and mid-career artists working in all disciplines including painting, photography, sculpture, video, installation, sound, performance and new media are eligible to apply. Studio space is donated by Silverstein Properties.
Guidelines and application forms are available online: http://www.lmcc.net/Residencies/120Broadway/120Broadway_Open_Call.html
Deadline: August 22, 2005
Information Session:
July 25, 2005, 6-7:30 pm, 120 Broadway, 8th Floor.
RSVP required: cpaiz@lmcc.net
Contact:
Celina Paiz
Program Associate
Lower Manhattan Cultural Council
120 Broadway, 31st Floor
New York, NY 10271
Tel: 212.219.9401 x127
Fax: 212.219.2058
E-mail: cpaiz@lmcc.net
Website: www.lmcc.net
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August 1 - Call for Submissions
D.U.M.B.O Arts Center invites artists to submit videos, films and software-based art for the video_dumbo festival, to take place in October. www.dumboartscenter.org
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July 31
Sculpture Center, In Practice Program
The Center invites artists to submit proposals for projects and installations to be presented beginning January 2006. The works and exhibitions created through this series include sculptural objects, installations, performances and artworks that operate between all of these disciplines. Additional information is listed at http://www.sculpture-center.org
/pe_ip_about.html.
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Open deadline
Call for Artists, The ( )ette Collective
Through the vehicle of a film festival, this ( )ette project is seeking to examine the artist's ability to document, critique, seduce and manipulate ideas and audiences while considering the complexity of visual culture. One of the mandates of this festival is to provide an audience to the audience-less. For more information email, www.blank_ettecollective@hotmail.com.
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Open deadline
Artist-in-Residence Program, Light Work, Syracuse, NY (http://www.lightwork.org)
All artists working in photography and related media are eligible to apply. They receive a $2,000 stipend, an apartment to stay in, private darkroom, and 24-hour access to our facilities. Participants in the residency program are expected to use their month to pursue their own projects: photographing in the area, printing for a specific project or book, etc.
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Open deadline
Emergency Grants, Change Inc.
Grants are a one-time $1,000 given to US-based professional visual artists in need of emergency aid to avoid eviction or to pay for medical expenses, utility bills, or another emergency the organization’s board deems worthy. Applicants must demonstrate sufficient need. For more info, call 212-473-3742.
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Open deadline
Emergency Grant for Artists of Color, Herbert and Irene Wheeler Foundation
Grants of at least $250 to aid visual artists of color with urgent financial needs such as housing, medical costs, fire, and flood damage. Applicants must live in the greater NYC area (including certain counties in CT & NJ), and must be actively working artists of at least 21 years of age. For more information on eligibility requirements and to receive an application, write the Foundation or call 718-951-0581.
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Open deadline
Emergency Assistance Program, Adolph and Esther Gotlieb Foundation, Inc.
$10,000 grant to assist visual artists in cases of catastrophic events. The Foundation wishes to encourage those artists who have dedicated their lives to developing their art, regardless of their level of commercial success. For more info, visit http://www.gottliebfoundation.org, or call 212-226-0581.
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Fournos, Center for Digital Culture organizes in September which is the Month of Photography for Athens, the event Capturing Utopia and invites creators to send their works [digital photographs and images] that have utopia as their theme.
The term utopia has been used in philosophy, art, literature, architecture even in politics to describe ideal situations that are impossible or very difficult to implement. These approaches may have a financial, political or social basis but in any case utopia is always strongly connected with an optimistic, idealistic or almost impossible perfection. The references to the utopia are innumerable, the most famous examples standing out are: Plato’s Republic, New Jerusalem by Augustine of Hippo, Utopia by Sir Thomas Moore [that first used the word utopia], New Atlantis by Francis Bacon, the Brave New World by Aldous Huxley, Andromeda Nebula by Ivan Efremov and the Cloud Of Maggelan by Stanilav Lem.
Which are the most familiar forms of utopia for today’s world? Utopia is a temporal and spatial illusion that examines reality and transforms it. It is connected to the facts and the conditions of each period converting them to something higher, idealized. Today’s utopias are connected to contemporary technology and science, their fast development and their possibilities. They leave behind the images of ideal paradises and societies close to nature. They are inspired and they use material from the internet, the mobile and wireless technologies for new conditions of social and political co-existence. Other forms of utopia are shaped into virtual environments from the fields of creation and entertainment.
Fournos aims with this event to form in its venue a utopian environment as this is captured and expressed by digital images. Images that might be realistic or fake. Snapshots from real and virtual worlds. Utopian reflections inspired from the social, political and aesthetical environment or personal everyday moments. Comments, proposals and personal manifestations visualized will adjoin one another to describe the different identities of utopia today.
Images should be
- sent as attachments via email utopiacall@yahoo.gr or saved in a CD ROM by post at the address Fournos, Center for Digital Culture, 168 Mavromichali str, 11472, Athens Greece
- 72 dpi, 800É¥600 pixels, in jpg format
- accompanied by a title/ comment on the work, by the name of the artist, a small CV of his/her, and contact details.
- original works of the senders.
Only one work can be submitted per sender.
DEADLINE: 2 SEPTEMBER 2005
The selected works will projected in the venue of Fournos and will be hosted in a special designed page in Fournos webpage. The event will take place from the 18th till the 25th of September 2005.
For more information please contact Daphne Dragona via email daphne@fournos-culture.gr or call us at +30210 6420451 / 6460748.
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THE ART GALLERY OF KNOXVILLE
OPEN CALL FOR ARTWORK
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The Art Gallery of Knoxville is dedicated to the discussion of emerging Arts.
Located in Knoxville Tennessee, the Gallery coordinates the exhibition and
publication of work in all media.
Project proposals may extend from all disciplines.
Chicago Deadline, Aug 25
Please Send Work and Inquiries to:
ATTN: Chris Molinski
40 E Chicago, Ave #269
Chicago, IL 60611
art.gallery.knoxville@gmail.com
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http://www.theartgalleryofknoxville.com/
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We at www.sr.se/src warmly invite you
to participate in our autumn issue: "Limbo".
*Some definitions:
lim*bo 1 (lmb)
n. pl. lim*bos
1. often Limbo Roman Catholic Church The abode of
unbaptized but innocent or righteous souls, as those
of infants or virtuous individuals who lived before the
coming of Christ.
2. A region or condition of oblivion or neglect:
Management kept her promotion in limbo for months.
3. A state or place of confinement.
4. An intermediate place or state.
Through this invitation we hope to find ourselves in
both contradictive and absorbing layers between art,
fiction and fact. We will dig our way through the theme
this autumn to present what we've discovered.
Which means that we dont have a preset definition
of what Limbo really means. Your hereby welcome to
join the process.
PRACTICALITIES
Invitation is open til September the 1st. We are looking
for linear or non-linear pieces, either interactive or self-active.
Duration should not exceed 20 minutes. Interactive pieces
must be formatted for web publishing. Works are preferably
received in CD-ROM format and should not have been previously
published. Originator is responsible for upholding copyright laws
of used material. Published material is reimbursed to the originator
with 500 euro.
ABOUT SR C
A Swedish public radio channel and website for sound art
and experimental narratives. Since 2002 SR c has
broadcasted and published internationally award winning
pieces contributed by artists, reporters, writers, theorists,
musicians and interactive designers. SR c is dedicated to works
that investigate new content by using new media - pieces that
convey new thoughts and experiences somewhere between
storytelling, digital media, sound art and theory.
Best regards,
SR c editorial board
Adress:
SR c, RH 5C
105 10 Stockholm,
Sweden
E-mail: src@sr.se
Phone:+ 46 (0) 8 784 52 52
web: www.sr.se/src
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Artists association Galerija GT and FAMUL STUART School of Applied Arts
(Ljubljana, Slovenia)
eu-stuart.si
EuropeanArtStudents'DigitalWorks
Ljubljana, Slovenia, 2005
complete info: http://www.eu-stuart.si
CALL FOR SUBMISSION:
NEW DEADLINE: 16th AUGUST 2005 !
All works arrived on Famul Stuart address till 1 P.M. 16th AUGUST 2005
will be accepted.
If received later, the final date of the official postal stamp from 12th
AUGUST 2005 is valid.
SHORT INFORMATION
The second edition of EuropeanArtStudents'DigitalWorksExhibition
(eu-stuart.si 2005/06) invites young artists to submit their work
(video, animation, short film, open digital media) with Open theme or to
participate in a Special theme category.
Theme CATEGORIES:
A. Special theme: Ljubljana (Maribor, Nova Gorica...)??? What (Who,
Where) is that?
B. Open theme
ENTRIES:
Works of current art students and artists that have recently graduated
(in years 2004 and 2005) are welcome. No entry fees.
AWARDS:
The eu-stuart.si event is not (and is not intended to become) a contest.
First of all, it is a platform for communication among young artists,
however in its start, as it works on extremely low-budget basis, we
cannot afford to invite the participating artists to Ljubljana. We can
only show their digital work. But to get a step further in the aim of
actual mobility of people, we decided that the jury will select the best
work from the Special theme submissions: "Ljubljana..." and the visitors
of the exhibition on tour will choose "the winner of the public" (from
both, the Special and the Open Theme).
A foreign winner will receive 3 days FREE stay in Celica Youth Hostel
(http://www.souhostel.com/en/artists/index.html) in Ljubljana during the
event Famul in Celica in year 2006. If the winner is a Slevenian
resident, she or he will be invited to realise a short video or
animation in the studios of Famul Stuart School of Applied Arts.
APPLICATION and DATES:
Application form can be found on http://www.eu-stuart.si
Application deadlines: Application forms and works should be received by
1 P.M. July 1st 2005 for final selection. The date of the official
postal stamp (June 26th 2005) is valid if the work arrives later than
July 1st.
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For any further information's please contact:
famul@eu-stuart.si
Rene Rusjan: info@galerijagt-famul.si
Miran Kres: famul@siol.net
FAMUL STUART SCHOOL OF APPLIED ARTS
Bez(igrajski dvor, Dunajska 56, 1000 Ljubljana, SLOVENIA
Tel: +386 (0)1 436 47 06
Web: www.galerijagt-famul.si
E-mail: info@galerijagt-famul.si
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360TV COORDINATOR £15,288
This is an exciting opportunity to join a challenging and rewarding project at its early stages. 360TV is an internet TV station based at Peacock Visual Arts in Aberdeen launching in September 2005. In 2006 we plan to establish a sister channel in Moray.
You will have talent and enthusiasm and excellent technical and interpersonal skills and will help develop and establish 360TV as a model arts project that engages and challenges the participants.You will be responsible for the day to day running of the project whilst providing guidance and support for the establishment of the second channel in Moray.
If you have experience of innovative web based or broadcasting projects, an understanding of creating art in a social context, the ability to inspire and enthuse a broad range of people and are committed to a challenging, socially engaged programming strategy, we want to hear from you.
for an application pack contact; info@peacockvisualarts.co.uk
closing date: Monday 1st August 2005
www.peacockvisualart.co.uk
21 Castle Street, Aberdeen AB11 5BQ t +44(0)1224 639 539
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http://smal.omweb.org/modules/wakka/CoordinatorJobDescription
Job Description:
Project Co-ordinator for the Season of Media Arts, London (SMAL)
contract: July 2005 -> April 2006 (10 months)
working hours: (average) 2 days / week