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Sculpture Space, Utica, NY, offers residencies, deadline November 1, 2004

INFORMATION FOR ARTISTS
SCULPTURE SPACE
UTICA, NY
New Application Deadline: November 1, 2004 (receipt date)

Funded Residencies: Twenty new artists are selected each year and all receive a $2000 stipend to help pay their residency expenses. The selection is made by the Sculpture Space Review Committee and a rotating guest panelist in mid-December. Artists are notified in February of the panel's decision. Primary criteria are quality, originality, and potential for growth. Application must be received by November 1st of each year. NYS artists only: Free housing; $100 transportation stipend.
In exchange for time spent at Sculpture Space, artists are asked to help promote the organization by acknowledging Sculpture Space when the work that they make here is exhibited or published, and providing good slides of their work for our grant applications.

Application Requirements:
No more than ten (10) labeled slides numbered 1-10. ONLY SLIDES, NO JPEGS.
The name, address and phone number of 2-3 references.
8 copies of a slide script with title, date, dimensions, and medium.
8 copies of a brief (half page) Project Description and/or artist's statement
8 copies of a one-two page resume.
A Self Addressed Stamped Envelope (SASE) for return of slides. If you are an international applicant please submit 5 international mail coupons for return of slides.

Include a self addressed stamped postcard if you would like confirmation of the receipt of your application package. Please put your name and address on all materials submitted. Applicants will be notified of the panel's decision in February. Please call if you have any additional questions. Information is also available on our website, www.sculpturespace.org.

The Residency: Artists are expected to stay for a full 2 month work stay and are given a key to the studio with access to the facility 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The Studio Manager assists with an introductory orientation, acts as a liaison with suppliers, and advises on technical problems by request. Artists are responsible for their own materials, specialized tools, fees for work done outside the premises, and for an assistant should they require one. We are able to help artists keep their expenses to a minimum but residents generally spend on average $1000 per month. Sculpture Space can accommodate a great variety of projects both in terms of materials and scale, and we will discuss each case individually. For the sake of safety a working knowledge of English is highly recommended. A personal visit is welcome and encouraged. Please call to make an appointment.

About Sculpture Space: Sculpture Space is unique in North America for its service to sculptors and the individual support given to artists who come to Utica, NY to make new work. The program currently selects 20 artists per year for two month residencies and has helped advance the careers of over 300 national and international artists since1976. Artists-in-residence are provided with the space, equipment, technical assistance, and specialized resources available in the Mohawk Valley to make sculpture on a scale which they otherwise might not afford and in an environment conducive to experimentation. The public is invited to quarterly work-in-progress receptions at the end of a residency period. The work that is made and first seen in Utica is often exhibited in galleries, museums and sculpture parks worldwide.

Housing: A subsidized three-bedroom apartment is available at low cost ($125 per month) to artists within walking distance of the studio. Shared bathroom. Food is the artists¶ responsibility and there is a fully equipped kitchen in both the apartment and studio. No pets are allowed in the studio or the artists¶ apartment.

NYS Artists: NYS artists receive free housing plus a $100 transportation stipend.

The Studio is located in downtown Utica, New York, in proximity to light industry and various fabrication shops. The facility consists of 5,500 square feet of open studio, and one 400 square foot private studio for special projects. The space is outfitted with concrete floors, a two ton system of traveling hoists, and extra wide overhead doors. The Artists Office has DSL and a G3 computer; artists should bring their own digital equipment at this time. The 3/4 acres of land that surround the building can supplement indoor studio space in the summer. An outdoor work pad is equipped with a 50' monorail hoist. Depending on the scale of the work, a maximum of four artists can be accommodated at one time.
Artists Office: Artists have a separate office with DSL connection.
Staff: Sydney Waller, Executive Director l Takashi Soga, Studio Manager l Sarah Lathrop, Office Manager

For listing of equipment or any other questions, please visit our website at:
www.sculpturespace.org

Sculpture Space, Inc.
12 Gates St.
Utica, NY 13502
Phone 1-315-724-8381
Email: info@sculpturespace.org
www.sculpturespace.org

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U.C. San Diego seeks Artist in Public Culture/Urban Space, beginning July 1, 2005.

Artist in Public Culture/Urban Space
Associate Professor, tenured, beginning July 1, 2005. Rank and salary commensurate with qualifications and experience and based upon UC pay scales.
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We are seeking an artist who comes from a visual art, architectural, or urban studies background, and preferably works across these disciplines as both a practitioner and a theorist. The candidate should work with the city as a site of investigation and develop ways of intervening in urban space. This could be someone who works in the mode of public art or tactical intervention into public debate but more generally, they should work with a problematic of "the public" and the politics of the public sphere. UCSD is a research university that actively promotes and supports creative work within a broadly interdisciplinary arts department that includes studio, computing, art and media history, theory and criticism. Teaching will include both graduate seminars and undergraduate courses, large and small. The candidate will actively participate in the ongoing development of curriculum and facilities. MFA or equivalency and teaching experience required.

Send letter of application, curriculum vitae, names and addresses of three references (do not send letters of recommendation and/or placement files) and evidence of work in the field. This evidence may be in the form of slides, tapes, discs, publication and/or public lectures and should be accompanied by return mailer and postage.
Steve Fagin, Chair (Position #PC05)
University of California, San Diego
Visual Arts Department (0327)
9500 Gilman Drive
La Jolla, California 92093-0327

All applications received by January 10, 2005, or thereafter until position is filled, will receive thorough consideration. Please reference position #PC05 on all correspondence. UCSD is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer with a strong institutional commitment to the achievement of diversity among its faculty and staff. Proof of U.S. citizenship or eligibility for U.S. employment will be required prior to employment (Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986).

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This is an open call for contributing material to a project intended for a group show in Stenersenmuseet, Oslo, Norway, curated by Henry Meyric Hughes. The show is scheduled to open in February, 2005.

I have been invited as a participating artist for the show "BoundLess", which has a theme based on the idea of artists travelling, creating networks of affiliated people and the notion that creativity is relative and subject to your meetings and subsequent inspirations.

I would like to open this up further by inviting ANYBODY to submit material such as text or images - or both - which will fit on a sheet of A4 in black and white. It could be a text, an article, a drawing, a note, a photograph or whatever. Your material will be included in the show as a reproduction, without any restrictions or censorship, and I will furthermore make an effort to reproduce selected images and illustrations (blown up as posters or painted up as some sort of background decoration), as a backdrop to the show. I will even try to execute any instructions you supply, to the best of my ability. There is no limit to the number of pieces you submit, but please note that each work of art should be limited to a single sheet of paper.

Please forward this email to ANYBODY you might think would find it interesting.

You may credit this show as a group show, in which you participate by your involvement in this installation, though I can not guarantee that details regarding each participant will be included for additional printed matter, apart from what I will myself produce, as part of the show, which will be some sort of printed document consisting of all contributions, including credits (names only,) and, hopefully, a poster. The complete document will then be available for download as a PDF from my homepage ( http://www.janchristensen.org ).

I will respond personally to every contributor with detailed information regarding the exhibition. Please note that there will not be any fees or reimbursements included for participants to this project.

Please be aware that copyrights will not be respected. Popular culture is founded on appropriation.

Please send ANY ideas, texts and material to me by email as soon as possible and no later than 31 December, 2004.

email: jan_b_christensen@yahoo.com
Format: DIN A4
Black and White
File formats: RTF (Rich Text Format), PDF and JPEG.
Dpi: 72-300 dpi
Fonts: If you are using uncommon fonts for RTF and PDF documents, please include the fonts (PC) with the attachment, or simply produce the text as a 300 dpi JPEG file.

I hope you find this interesting and I hope to see your contribution.

Thank you in advance and sincerely yours,
Jan Christensen.

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Call For Entries: The Museum of New Art (MONA) presents its Third International Video Festival

The Detroit International Video Festival is dedicated to show all new video and digital works that are received by December 20, 2004. All work must be on dvd, no matter what the original source medium. As always, the festival will highlight the best of foreign videos. The festival runs from January 15 to February 24, 2005. Entry deadline is December 20, 2004.

We accept DVD format only (American version NTSC ONLY). All selected videos will join those currently in the museum‚s permanent archive. Send your video entry with a CV/bio and an introduction about the piece to:

Luca Curci
via Casamassima, 75
70010 - Capurso (Bari) - Italy

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CALL TO ARTISTS!!! (and invitation to art buyers...)
Artists Space invites you to donate small works on paper (including
photographs, prints, etc.) for our annual Night of 1,000 Drawings. This
open call exhibition and sale benefits Artists Space's programs, and
provides an opportunity for emerging artists to display their work and
to
find potential collectors. When a work sells at the event, we collect
the buyer's contact information and (with their consent) pass it on to
the artist. Please read the following information completely, including
the FAQ below, before you donate your drawing(s).

To submit work:

1. Mail or bring in one or two unframed works on paper (ABSOLUTELY NO
LARGER than 11 x 14 inches; photographs and digital prints are
acceptable).

2. On the back of each work, write your name, address, and telephone
number. No post-its, please. Send or drop off your work to:
Artists Space, Attn: Night of 1,000 Drawings, 38 Greene Street, 3rd
Floor, New York, NY 10013.
If dropping off work in person, please do so during regular gallery
hours: 11am to 6pm, Tuesday through Saturday.

3. Include a self-addressed, stamped envelope for return of unsold
work. IF YOU DO NOT INCLUDE A SELF-ADDRESSED, STAMPED ENVELOPE YOUR
WORK,
AND THE WORK DOES NOT SELL, IT WILL NOT BE RETURNED TO YOU. You will
receive a thank you letter and notification around mid-January 2005.

Drawings will be accepted from now until Tuesday, November 2nd, at 6pm.
If a drawing it mailed in, it must be received at Artists Space by this
date to be included.

The event:
Night of 1,000 Drawings
3-8 p.m. at Artists Space
Saturday, November 6th, 2004
$5 Admission Charge (participating artists get free admission from 3:00
- 6:00 pm )
Drawings are priced at $30 (up to 8x10 inches) and $50 (8x10 inches and
larger).
Cash, checks, and AMEX only.
After 6 p.m., there will be an open bar sponsored by Brooklyn Brewery
and Teany.

Frequently Asked Questions:
Q. Does all of the work submitted go on display at the event?
A. Yes. Night of 1,000 Drawings is a non-juried event. Up to two works
by any individual artist will be displayed.

Q. Should my work be framed?
A. No. Work should be submitted unframed, as it is quite difficult for
us to display work submitted with framing in place. Please DO NOT
submit framed work or work that is matted.

Q. Can I pick up my unsold work up after the event?
A. No. If you wish to have unsold work returned to you, you MUST submit
a self-addressed stamped envelope with your drawings.

Q. How will the work be displayed?
A The work will be clipped to laundry-line style cords which will run
through much of the gallery.

Q. I am an artist who has donated work to the event. Do I have to pay
the $5 admission?
A. The event will be free to artists who have donated work ONLY from
3pm to 6pm. Artists who arrive after 6 pm will have to pay the $5
admission. However, after 6 p.m. there will be an open bar, which might
ease
your mind a bit about the fee!

Q. Writing my contact information on the back of my work will damage
it. What should I do?
A. Please attach your contact information to the work by means of some
non-damaging adhesive tape such as drafting tape or a tab with your
info on it. We ask that you do not use Post-It notes to attach your
information onto your work, as Post-Its can and do fall off during the
transport/hanging of the work.

_________________

Artists Space
38 Greene Street, 3rd Floor
between Grand and Broome
New York, NY 10013
212-226-3970
artspace@artistsspace.org
http://www.artistsspace.org

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Subject: Reactions to USA election

Harvard University's Dudley House is looking for reactions to the USA
2004 election (electronic art, mail art, poems, fiction etc.). All
formats and opinions are welcome.

Send to: jgraham@fas.harvard.edu or mshields@fas.harvard.edu

Or Jamey Graham
Dudley House Literary
Lehman Hall
Harvard University
Cambridge MA 02138
USA

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Stipend Announcement

The Edith Russ Site for Media Art will award 1 six-month work stipend from July to December 2005 for artists working in New Media. There are no residency requirements and no age limits. The artist will be integrated into the site‚s activities. The 10.000 Euro stipend was made possible by nordmedia.

Important!
Information and application: www.edith-russ-haus.de

Deadline for the completed, signed application, which includes a project description:15 March, 2005 (post date).

The artists who have received stipends:
2004 Minerva Cuevas (MEX), Calin Dan (RO/NL), Martine Neddam (F/NL)
2003 Dave Allen (GB/D), Bernadette Corporation (USA/D), Naomi Ben-Shahar (ISR/USA).
2002 Johan Grimonprez (B), Dagmar Keller/Martin Wittwer (D/CH), Florian Zeyfang (D)

Send applications to:
Edith-Ruß-Haus für Medienkunst
Edith Russ Site for Media Art
Peterstraße 23
26121 Oldenburg
Germany

t. +49 (0)441 235 32 08
f. +49 (0)441 235 21 61

info@edith-russ-haus.de
www.edith-russ-haus.de

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Univ. of Sunderland, UK, seeks research fellows, deadline Nov. 12.

School of Arts, Design, Media & Culture
Research Fellow in Fine Art (Digital Media Art)
Fixed Term to 31st December 2007
£21,640 per annum

You will establish, develop and run a research unit for digital media art housed within the area of Fine Art. It is expected that this will involve a programme of research/professional practice activity with researchers/artists of national and international standing. The research unit will have a focus on co-operative opportunities from within Art and Design and will also seek to work collaboratively with other institutions and artists in the UK and abroad. You will also be expected to carry out personal research within the context of the unit and to contribute to the teaching of Fine Art (2 days per week at undergraduate and/or postgraduate levels).

For enquiries please contact Eric Bainbridge, tel: (0191) 515 3772
or email eric.bainbridge@sunderland.ac.uk

Ref No: ADR001/01

The University of Sunderland application form and Role Profile for these posts can be obtained by contacting the Human Resources Department on 0191 515 2057 or http://mysunderland.ac.uk/web/services/hr/recruitment
Closing Date: 12th November 2004

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*************The Black Maria Film and Video Festival**************

******************Fall 2004 Call For Entries*****************

***********Deadline for Submissions is November 20, 2004*********

The Black Maria Film and Video Festival announces its fall 2004 call for entries and is accepting submissions through November 20, 2004. The Festival seeks expressive, diverse and fiercely independent film and video by emerging as well as established makers. The entry fee is $35 for works up to 30 min. long and $45 for works over 30 min. Submissions are accepted in 16mm, VHS, and DVD formats for previewing and finished releases may be in 35mm, 16mm, VHS, Beta SP, MiniDV, and DVD formats.

The Black Maria Festival accepts works up to 70 minutes in length in any genre including narrative, documentary, experimental, or animation. The Festival seeks works which possess artistic vitality and explore the expressive potential of the medium. There are no specific entry categories; each work is considered within the context of its makers' intent and with an appreciation for originality and genuineness.

50 winning works will form an award collection that is exhibited in a tour that travels to more than 65 prominent institutions across the nation and internationally.

Cash awards and exhibit honoraria total at least $10,000 or more. Awards and honoraria are shared among Jurors‚ Awards (1st prize), Jurors‚ Citations (2nd prize), and Director's Choice (3rd Prize) works. The Festival is made possible by the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, the National Endowment for the Arts, the Charles Edison Fund, Eastman Kodak, the William H. Donner Foundation, the Thomas Phillips Johnson and Jane Moore Johnson Foundation, and is operated in concert with New Jersey City University and the Edison National Historic Site.

For more information (including a downloadable entry form) please check out our website:

www.blackmariafilmfestival.org

Or you can reach us in the real world at:

Black Maria Film and Video Festival
c/o Media Arts Dept
New Jersey City University
2039 Kennedy Blvd
Jersey City, NJ 07305

phone #: 201 200 2043
Fax #: 201 200 3490
email: info@blackmariafilmfestival.org

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ThreeWalls is a nonprofit organization formed to encourage and nurture the development of contemporary visual artists. The Artist-in-Residence program offers selected artists studio space to create new bodies of work. Residency sessions are offered for a period of 4-8 weeks and include a stipend, a living space/studio and an opportunity to exhibit the work produced during the residnecy. Additional programming without our exhibition space is designed to present innovative work to the community through installations, thematic exhibitions, curatorial projects and publications. ThreeWalls accepts applications on a rollling basis. Reviews of the applications are made twice a year on June 15th and November 15th. There is a ten dollar application fee.
www.three-walls.org
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1 October 2004

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

CONTACT:
James W. Bailey
Board Member/Public Relations and Communications
League of Reston Artists (LRA)
WPA/Corcoran (2004/05 Artist Directory ‚Äì Page 370)
2142 Glencourse Lane
Reston, VA 20191
Ph: 703-476-1474
Cell: 504-669-8650
Email: JamesWBailey@comcast.net
URL: http://www.leagueofrestonartists.org

LEAGUE OF RESTON ARTISTS (LRA) ANNOUNCES CALL FOR CURATED AND SOLO ART EXHIBITION PROPOSALS ‚Äì MAJOR NEW VISUAL ARTS INITIATIVE IN NORTHERN VIRGINIA WILL PRESENT SELECTED EXHIBITIONS DURING 2005 AT THE UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX NORTHERN VIRGINIA CAMPUS IN RESTON VIRGINIA

(Reston, Va.)In a major new visual arts initiative for the Northern Virginia region, the League of Reston Artists (LRA) announces its first Call for Curated and Solo Art Exhibition Proposals for exhibits to be presented during its 2005 season at its sponsoring venue, The University of Phoenix Northern Virginia Campus, in Reston, Virginia.

LRA Board Member and spokesperson, James W. Bailey, says that individual artists, groups of artists, artist collectives, and independent emerging curators are invited to submit proposals for a curated exhibition by the postmarked deadline of Monday, January 17, 2005. Bailey also says proposals for solo artist exhibitions will be considered and are strongly encouraged from regional artists as part of this call.

‚ÄúThose interested in submitting proposals are encouraged to visit the site at the University of Phoenix first to see how the space would work with their ideas,‚Äù says Bailey. ‚ÄúInterested curators and artists can download the proposal application form from our web site at http://leagueofrestonartists.org. Proposals should include a brief narrative exhibition statement, artist statements from key participants, a proposed budget, a proposed timeframe for the exhibition and relevant support materials, including representational slides, photographs, cd‚Äôs or videos. The LRA Board will select shows based on a representation of the proposed works included in the proposal. Interested applicants will need to keep in mind the public nature of the exhibition space. All attempts will be made to show work that is current and reflective of the community and the times.‚Äù

The League of Reston Artists (LRA) is an all volunteer not for profit 501(c)(3) organization established in 1973 that is open to metro Washington, D.C. area artists, photographers and individuals who are interested in the visual arts. The LRA strives to generate community enthusiasm and appreciation of the visual arts through regularly sponsored juried and judged exhibitions. According to Bailey this call for curated exhibition proposals is a new initiative of the LRA that is designed to stimulate a new level of energy and synergy among artists, curators and the community.

"This is truly an exciting new venture for the LRA and we hope this opportunity to help facilitate and develop the careers of emerging artists and emerging curators will help to further demonstrate the serious level of commitment the LRA has for advancing the contemporary arts in our community,‚Äù says Bailey. ‚ÄúWe are also extremely grateful to the University of Phoenix Northern Virginia Campus for honoring us with their deep commitment as a supporting and sponsoring venue. We are excited to invite artists and curators within artist community to answer this innovative call to help fill a significant and beautiful gallery space at the University of Phoenix with engaging works of art during 2005.‚Äù

Bailey says that the LRA has for sometime wanted to expand its programming to accommodate the strengths, talents and long-term career interests of its growing membership: ‚ÄúThe Board of the LRA recognizes that there are many tremendously talented artists and emerging curators in our region, as well as right here in Reston. We see this new initiative as a creative project designed to support and foster the development of a wide range of engaging art exhibitions for our community. If you are an artist or aspiring curator who has dreamed of curating a professional art exhibition, or staging a solo exhibit, this is your chance to put forward your best concept and idea. The LRA stands ready to help make your vision a reality.‚Äù

According to Bailey, each selected curator's role under this call for proposal will be to conceive, visualize and organize the art and artist(s) proposed for the selected shows. The exhibitions can be theme-based, media-based, retrospective or otherwise. Because of space limitations, all shows must be restricted to 2-dimensional works that meet the LRA‚Äôs framing and hanging standards policy. This policy can be reviewed on the LRA‚Äôs web site at http://leagueofrestonartists.org/faqs.htm. Individual artist(s) or photographers are encouraged to submit proposals for solo or group shows.

APPLICATION PROCEDURE

The LRA‚Äôs Curated and Solo Art Exhibition Proposal 2005 application form can be downloaded from the LRA‚Äôs web site at http://leagueofrestonartists.org. Applications must be received with a postmarked deadline of Monday, January 17, 2005. Proposals should be mailed to: Curated and Solo Art Exhibition Proposal 2005, League of Reston Artists, P.O. Box 2513, Reston, VA 20195. There is no fee required to submit applications.

Proposals from Curators, Artist Organizations or Artist Collectives should consist of:

‚Ä¢ A curator's statement (no more than two pages in length)
‚Ä¢ An organizational fact sheet, if applicable
‚Ä¢ A list of artists or works proposed, including number of art works
‚Ä¢ Slides or photographs of representational art works from each artist(s) with a slide or photograph list
‚Ä¢ A proposed exhibition budget
‚Ä¢ Other relevant support materials that illustrate the vision of the exhibition
‚Ä¢ Press on the artist(s)

Proposals from Artist(s) should consist of:

‚Ä¢ An artist's statement - no more than two pages in length for each artist(s)
‚Ä¢ A brief exhibition narrative
‚Ä¢ 5-10 slides or photographs of representational art works for each artist(s) with a slide list or photographs list
‚Ä¢ A proposed exhibition budget
‚Ä¢ Press on the artist(s)

GUEST CURATOR OR ARTIST(S) RESPONSIBILITIES

Selected guest curators or artist(s) are responsible for:

‚Ä¢ Selecting art and developing the exhibition content and theme
‚Ä¢ Developing an exhibition budget
‚Ä¢ Installing and dismantling the show
‚Ä¢ Hosting the opening reception; including food/beverages/supplies ‚Äì an opening reception is not required
‚Ä¢ Providing final price lists and labels for artwork and coordinating with the LRA any special programming, such as Gallery Talks
‚Ä¢ Designing, developing and implementing a marketing and public relations plan for promotion of the exhibition in conjunction with the LRA
‚Ä¢ All financial costs associated with the exhibition

ABOUT THE EXHIBITING VENUE ‚Äì THE UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX NORTHERN VIRGINIA CAMPUS

Interested curators are strongly encouraged to make a site visit to the University of Phoenix Northern Virginia Campus in Reston, Virginia, prior submitting their proposals.

The University of Phoenix is located at 11730 Plaza America Drive, Suite 200, Reston, Virginia 20190. Office hours are Monday ‚Äì Friday from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm.

CALENDAR

Monday, January 17, 2005 ‚Äì Proposals due with a postmarked date no later than January 15, 2005

Tuesday, January 25, 2005 ‚Äì Proposal review meeting

Thursday, February 10, 2005 ‚Äì Accepted proposals and 2005 exhibition calendar announced

Tuesday, February 15, 2005 ‚Äì Declined proposals with SASE returned

MAIL PROPOSALS TO

All proposals must be received with a postmarked date of no later than Monday, January 17, 2005. Mail proposals to the following address and included a SASE if you desire a return of a declined proposal package:

Curated and Solo Exhibitions Proposal 2005
League of Reston Artists
P.O. Box 2513
Reston, VA 20195

PUBLIC CONTACT FOR MORE INFORMATION:
James W. Bailey
Board Member/Public Relations and Communications
League of Reston Artists (LRA)
WPA/Corcoran Artist Directory ‚Äì Page 370
2142 Glencourse Lane
Reston, VA 20191
Phone: 703-476-1474
Cell: 504-669-8650
Email: JamesWBailey@comcast.net
URL: http://www.leagueofrestonartists.org

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For immediate release

51st International Short Film Festival Oberhausen (5 -10 May 2005)
calling for submissions

visual_2005_mail.jpg
Key visual 2005

In its first post-50 year, the Oberhausen Festival is once again looking
for short productions full of energy and daring to present in its
competitions. Works of all genres and (almost) all formats, whether on film
or video, can be submitted for the International, German, Childrenís and
Youth Film Competitions and the MuVi Award (with its own set of
regulations). A total of 37,500 euros will be awarded to the lucky winners.

Attention: For the first time, contributions can also be submitted (and
uploaded!) online, starting October 4th, through www.reelport.com, the
joint internet submission platform established by several important
European film festivals.

Deadline for submissions:
15 January 2005

Competitions:
International, German, International Childrenís and Youth Films (age groups
5 - 16)
(the MuVi Award for the Best German Music Video has its own set of
regulations and deadline on 23 February, 2005)

accepted screening formats:
film: super 8, 16 and 35 mm
video: DV, DVCAM, S-VHS, Beta-SP/PAL

accepted preview formats:
VHS, S-VHS
digital formats only through www.reelport.com

accepted genres:
all

Length:
international max. 35 min
German max. 45 min

Date of production:
international after 1.1.2003
German after 1.1.2004

Entry Forms:
www.kurzfilmtage.de/ikf/pages/festival/index.php?id=500&lang_id=2 (as pdf
download)
or at the Festival office (info@kurzfilmtage.de)
or through www.reelport.com

Oberhausen, 30 September 2004

Press contact: Sabine Niewalda, Tel +49 (0)208 825-3073,
niewalda@kurzfilmtage.de

Presseb¸ro | Press Office

51. Internationale Kurzfilmtage Oberhausen, 5. - 10. Mai 2005
51st International Short Film Festival Oberhausen, May 5th - 10th, 2005

Internationale Kurzfilmtage Oberhausen
Grillostr. 34 | 46045 Oberhausen | Germany
Tel +49 (0)208 825-3073 | Fax 825-5413
www.kurzfilmtage.de