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Opportunities for Individual
Artists/Artist Organizations
Updated
06/22/2009
Listings include opportunities
for artists of all disciplines such as call for artists, competitions, residency
opportunities and professional development opportunities such as conferences and
workshops.
Post an Opportunity
- Please email a brief
one paragraph description of the opportunity with the title and be sure to
include contact information, an end date/deadline if applicable and a website
address, if more information is available. Listings are free of charge, lengthy
descriptions may be edited. Listings will be deleted after
two months, unless there is a specific end date/deadline.
June 2009 -
Center for Fine Art Photography, Call for Entries
"Portrait"
A visual representation that portrays the likeness of
a person, animal, place or thing.
For more information and submission guidelines:
http://www.c4fap.org/cfe/2009Portrait/portrait.asp
Deadline: August 18, 2009
June 2009 -
Center for Fine Art Photography, Call for Entries
2009 International Exhibition of Fine Art Photography
All subjects are eligible.
For more information and submission guidelines:
http://www.c4fap.org/cfe/2009International/intl.asp
Deadline: July 7, 2009
June 2009 -
Call to Artists: Juried Exhibition
“PAINTING THE AMERICAS–NORTH AND SOUTH OF THE BORDER”
El Taller Latino Americano’s Grady Alexis Gallery invites artists from all
backgrounds to submit works that reflect their ideas about the Americas – North
and South of the Border.
The exhibition, scheduled for September 2009, during Hispanic Heritage month,
will encourage discourse about the many complex topics associated with
International policies as well as find works that illuminate cultural
similarities.
For more information visit:
http://www.tallerlatino.org/JuriedShow.html
No Fee, Deadline:
August 1, 2009
June 2009 -
Home is Where the Art Is, Call for Entries
A Fine Craft and Folk Art Exhibition - Curated by
Stacy C. Hollander. Decorative Fiber, Wearable Fiber,
Mixed Media, Jewelry, Glass, Wood, Metal, Assemblage, Enamel Work, Ceramics,
Sculpture. Visit
www.penandbrush.org for more details, prospectus, and entry forms.
Deadline for Entries: September 15,
2009
On View October 29th-November 22, 2009
June 2009 -
Fine Craft
Boutique, Call for Entries
Decorative Fiber, Wearable Fiber, Mixed Media, Jewelry, Glass,
Wood, Metal, Assemblage, Enamel Work, Ceramics, Sculpture. The boutique is
intended for smaller, more saleable items. An exhibition committee, consisting
of Pen and Brush Professional Craft Members, will select the work.
Visit www.penandbrush.org for
more details, prospectus, and entry forms.
Deadline for Entries: September 15,
2009
On View October 29th-November 22, 2009
June 2009 -
Fall Brush Exhibition, Call for Entries
Works on Paper, Works on Canvas, Mixed Media - curated
by Margaret Kelly Trombly. Oil, Acrylic, Water Media,
Pastel, Graphics, and Mixed Media/New Media. Visit
www.penandbrush.org for more details,
prospectus, and entry forms.
Deadline for Entries: August 5, 2009
On View September 24 - October 18th, 2009
June 2009 -
Fourth Annual International Art Prize
http://www.artelagunaprize.com/
The Italian Cultural Association MoCA (Modern Contemporary Art), in cooperation
with Arte Laguna, organizes the Fourth International Art Prize “Arte Laguna”,
directed to the promotion and valorization of the contemporary art. The Prize is
organized under the patronage of the Foreign Office, Region of Veneto, Province
of Treviso, Province of Venice, Municipality of Venice, Municipality of Mogliano
Veneto, Venetian Ca’ Foscari University, Ascom of Treviso, NIKON, Venetian
Academy of Fine Arts, European Institute of Design (IED).
The Prize is subdivided in three sections: painting, photographic art,
sculpture. Participants can chose the theme of their artworks.The
Prize is open to all artists, without any limits of age, sex, nationality or
other qualification. Each artist can participate with one or two works, at one
or more sections.
Deadline:
15th
November, 2009 for by mail applications (postmark)
26th November , 2009 for on-line applications
June 2009 -
New Media, No Boundaries, Accepting Submissions
VisArts at Rockville (an innovative art center in the Washington DC
Metropolitan Region) is seeking works of art that use new media and technology
to eliminate psychological or physical boundaries; and, challenge a gallery’s
role as mediator between artworks and viewers. New media and technology have the
power to eliminate conventional, artistic boundaries. Interactive art, for
example, encourages viewers to complete the artwork by actively transforming it
visually and conceptually. Artwork can be exhibited remotely, with only the
concept (rather than the physical object) in a gallery. Likewise, a viewer may
experience a work of art even if they are not in the gallery with the object.
Works considered: Artwork with at least one component that uses an electrical
and/or battery power source, and created in the past three years. The work does
not have to be a physical, gallery object. For more information / to apply go to
www.visartscenter.org and click on the link in the Exhibition menu. A PDF Entry
Form is also attached and available here
http://visartscenter.org/mediacallforentry.pdf
Deadline for submissions: September
25, 2009
Exhibition Dates: December 3, 2009 – February 14, 2010
June 2009 -
Request for Proposals: Exhibitions at the Center
Flagstaff Cultural
Partners is now accepting proposals for exhibitions at the Coconino Center for
the Arts for open slots in 2010. A community committee and FCP staff will review
proposals annually. The following criteria will be used:
Artistic quality
Community impact
Uniqueness of proposal
Administrative ability/success with previous exhibitions
Appropriateness of budget
Submissions are due no later than
June 27, 2009.
Download the RFP document
for more information.
June 2009 -
Present Your Work @HERE Arts Center
HERE Arts Center, one of
New York's most prolific producing organizations and at the forefront of the
city's presenters of daring new hybrid art, is proud to offer its Supported
Artist Program to artists with unique vision and skill. Through this curated
program, artists can use HERE's state of the art space in Soho for performances,
rehearsals, readings, and auditions at subsidized rates. HERE also provides
technical, administrative, and marketing support to Supported Artists. HERE is
renowned for their acceptance of all artist disciplines.
For more information regarding the Supported Artist Program and how to apply,
please refer to:
http://www.here.org/be/programs/#SupportedArtist
June 2009 - Tempe Little
Theatre Auditions
Tempe Little Theatre an
all volunteer not for profit theatre company will hold auditions for the musical
"Two by Two" on Monday, July 20 and Tuesday, July 21 at 7 p.m. Auditions will be
held at the Tempe Performing Arts Center, 132 East Sixth Street in Downtown
Tempe. TWO BY TWO will be directed for Tempe Little Theatre by Petey
Swartz.
These are open auditions and no
appointments will be given. Needed are 4 men and 4 women ages mid 20’s to mid
50’s. People interested in auditioning are requested to prepare 16 bars of a
musical theater piece. An accompanist will be provided. Cold readings from the
script are also required. Please dress appropriately for movement and bring a
resume and head shot if available.
For additional information on
auditions, volunteering, and meetings call 480-350-8388 and leave a message, or
visit Tempe Little Theatre’s website at
www.tempelittletheatre.org.
June 2009 - Share Your Love of
Design and Music with SMOCA
The Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art invites Valley residents to
bring their boomboxes, record players, I-pods, turntables, walkmans, guitars,
synthesizers and related paraphernalia to the Museum to be considered for
inclusion in the exhibition, Rewind Remix Replay: Design, Music and Everyday
Experience. All objects will be reviewed on June 27th from 10am-3pm, by
SMoCA staff Prasad Boradkar, Associate Professor, Industrial Design at
Arizona State University and guest curator of the exhibition. The exhibition
will be on view at SMoCA from December 19, 2009 to May 23, 2010.
The Museum is particularly interested in portable listening devices, playback
machines, musical instruments and related advertisements and related attachments
from the 1950s to 2010. If you have unique objects (like record players designed
for cars, flashy boomboxes that light up, or other unusual products), we would
love to see them. People should not bring clothing and all items must be in
excellent condition to be considered. If your item is too large to easily
transport to the Museum, please bring a photograph instead. The Museum will not
offer appraisals of any items.
Each person who brings one or more items (or photographs of items) will
receive free admission to SMoCA on June 27 as well as two free passes to
come back and see the exhibition Rewind Remix Replay: Design, Music and
Everyday Experience.
For questions related to the object search or the exhibition, contact:
Claire C. Carter, curatorial coordinator, at 480-874-4630 or
clairec@sccarts.org
June 2009 - ArtPrize
Competition Call for Entries
A radically open art competition, giving away the world's largest art prize.
Part arts festival, part social experiment - this international art contest is
decided solely on a public vote. Call for entries ends July 31, 2009. Art
festival begins Sept. 23, 2009.
Open to: 2-D, 3-D, Film/Video, Interactive/New media, Performance. The only
real limitation is available space. Each artist is responsible for securing
space within an official ArtPrize venue. You can browse all available venues and
contact venue hosts on artprize.org. It is
between the artist and venue host to come to an agreement and reserve space for
a work. All work eligible for the competition must be shown within an official
ArtPrize venue. (Performance based work must be performed in the first week of
the competition with an artifact of record exhibited for the duration of the
event.)
Call for entries ends July 31, 2009
June 2009 - Visual Arts Teacher
for Youth Classes
Mesa Arts Center is looking for a Visual Arts teacher for youth
classes in the Fall. The Teacher should be able to teach multiple disciplines
such as drawing, painting, ceramics, and cartooning. For Ages 3-16.
Contact Billy Jones, Performing Arts Programs Coordinator at 480-644-6541 or
by emailing billy.jones@mesaartscenter.com
June 2009 - International Call
for Video Artists
Media artist Orly Aviv is seeking video artists to shoot a video from
their country sea shore for this International collaborative project. The
exhibition will take place in October 2009 at The Slade Research Center, at the
University College in London, UK.
For prospectus and further information, please contact Orly Aviv at
orly.aviv.art@gmail.com
Deadline July 30, 2009
June 2009 - Forbidden Garden:
Nudes, Nakedness, and Naturalism Exhibition Call to Artists
Seeking works to install in the Hotel Congress around June 15th, must be framed,
and must be for sale on a 50/50 basis. All works will be hung using the hotel's
wire hanging system. All sizes will be considered. Smaller works have the better
chance of getting in. If there is a lot of interest, if you think your artwork
wouldn't work at Hotel Congress, we may expand the exhibit to Dinnerware where
we can accommodate 3D, mulitimedia, riskier-themed, anything-goes artworks.
Unjuried. Works must be ready to present. Not all works have to be for sale;
artist retains 75% of the retail price should a sale occur at Dinnerware.
Send me images via email for that exhibit. I will be looking for work
appropriate for the Hotel Congress setting. Include the image, size, title, and
medium. The work must be ready to hang with a wire across the back of the
artwork.
Sorry for the short timeframe. The Hotel exhibit will go into July. The
Dinnerware exhibit will go through around July 3rd. Email me with any questions,
dinnerwareartspace@gmail.com
or call Dinnerware at 792-4503.
June 2009 - APW Gallery:
Something Different Exhibition
Each artist will have a 40(L)x30(H) space to display their artwork of
choice. Artist's can have as many pieces as you want as long as it doesn't go
over the 40" x 30" space. Make sure that each piece are ready to hang and is
less than 2 lbs. Also, please be sure to mail in a picture/chart of how you want
your pieces to be displayed. This exhibition is not limited to NYC artists. Any
artist around the world can participate in this exhibition .
Sign up by : July 1 2009
Deadline for your artworks : July 13 2009
Drop off date: July 13 2009
Open Reception: July 17 2009
Award: Solo Exhibition
For more information:
http://www.apwartgallery.com/Something_Different.html
June 2009 - ArtCorps
opportunity for performance and visual artists
ArtCorps seeks one artist to use his/her artistic talent to
strengthen sustainable development at Pico Bonito National Park on the northern
coast of Honduras. The project will begin as soon as possible and end in
December 2009.
The artist will:
Work directly with Bosques Pico Bonito, an innovative social enterprise
that works toward solving the global climate change crisis through the
production of carbon offsets.
Use the arts to raise awareness about the environment, as well as to
promote productive and cooperative relationships between community members
and Bosques Pico Bonito.
Work as a volunteer and reside in the national park area for the
duration of the project.
All work, living and international travel expenses will be paid for by
ArtCorps and Bosques Pico Bonito.
To qualify, artists must be proficient in Spanish and have community arts
experience. Knowledge of environmental work is preferred. Contact Marta
immediately at marta.oslin@artcorp.org
or +1 978-927-2404 x4 for more information and to apply
June 2009 - Call For
Submissions: The Way We Are
Exhibition for NXNW Arts Festival, Wigan, UK
We are looking for work in any media
that deals with: Contemporary society- how we live today, New media- e.g website
work, ipod etc, Social networking sites/ modern communication, Things that may
be left as a legacy for those in the future, Work that deals with time,
pinpointing 'now', work that deals with documentation, work that deals with
fiction and truth. To enter download submission form from
www.nxnwfestival.co.uk or email
anna.smith@nxnwfestival.co.uk
to receive form. Entry is Free and open to all artists over 18.
Deadline 25th JUNE 2009
June 2009 - Yuma Fine Arts
Association Visual Artist Open Call
Yuma Fine Arts
Association issues an open call to visual artists to submit their work for
exhibition in one of the four galleries at the Yuma Art Center, 254 S. Main
Street, Yuma AZ 85364. Please email your request along with 10 images of your
work and an artist's statement and bio for consideration by the YFA Exhibition
Committee to:
director@yumafinearts.org.
Yuma Fine Arts Association is a nonprofit arts organization, enriching our lives
with art since 1962
June 2009 - University of Utah
Public Art Commission
Letters of interest and qualifications
are requested from artists interested in creating art for the public places of
the new James L. Sorenson Molecular Biotechnology and Neuroscience Research
facility on the campus of the University of Utah. This facility is designed to
support collaborative Biomedical and Neuroscience Research.
It is
anticipated that more than half of the total budget will be applied toward the
commission of a major work befitting the significance of this important national
research center. The remaining budget will be considered for art commissions
throughout the facility.
American or legal resident artists / artist teams are encouraged to apply. Art
selection committee members and immediate families, and employees,
subcontractors or consultants of LAS Architecture, Prescott Muir Architects and
Layton Construction are not eligible for this project.
Budget
$660,000 total - Deadline: July 30, 2009
RFQ available online at
www.utahpublicart.org under "commissions", you may also call 801-533-3586 or
email fbooth@utah.gov
June 2009 - Art Calendar's Studio
Makeover Contest, More Than $9,000 in Prizes
Art Calendar, the business magazine for visual artists, announced it is hosting
a Studio Makeover Contest. The contest, which runs from May 1, 2009 to July 31,
2009, is free to enter and features more than $9,000 in prizes donated by Art
Calendar’s business partners. Entrants for the Studio Makeover Contest must
provide a 100-word statement about why they should win a studio makeover. They
can also upload a photo of their current art studio. Three winners will be
chosen and announced in the October 2009 issue of Art Calendar. The Grand Prize
winner will receive $8,300 in prizes, Second Prize will receive $800 in prizes
and Third Prize will win $350 in prizes. All three winners will also be included
in an editorial feature in the November 2009 issue of Art Calendar with before
and after photos of their art studios.
In addition to before and after photos, the Grand Prize winner will videotape
their studio transformation and the video will be placed on the Art Calendar Web
site for all visitors to see.
To enter Art Calendar’s Studio Makeover Contest and to view the eligibility
requirements and rules, visit
www.ArtCalendar.com/StudioMakeover.
Prizes for the contest are provided by the title sponsor Dick Blick Art
Materials, as well as Art Calendar, The Alliance of Professional Artists, Chroma,
Inc., Daler-Rowney, Artspan, Faber-Castell USA, Inc., Digital Arts Studio,
Allworth Press, Artograph, Inc., WINDMILL, Art Boards, Gamblin Artists Colors,
Ampersand, Da Vinci Paint Co., Inc., and Festival Network Online.
June 2009 - The Aaron
Copland Fund for Music, Performing Ensembles Program Grant
Funds are available for General
Operating Support or Project Support for professional performing ensembles with
a history of substantial commitment to contemporary American music and with
plans to continue that commitment.
Geographic Focus: National. What is required: Applicants must be a non-profit
tax-exempt organization or be fiscally sponsored. Applicants must have a
performance history of at least two years at the time of application. At least
20% of the ensemble’s programming (in terms of duration) for the preceding 2
seasons consists of contemporary American music. Applicants must demonstrate a
commitment to contemporary American music. An application form is required along
with a proposal, supporting materials, and musical materials.
Deadline: The postmark deadline for applications is June 30.
June 2009 -
Artist Residencies -
First
Person America: In These Hard Times
A national competition seeking the best videos, photographs, and stories
describing how individuals, families and communities are managing during these
hard times.
One of the unexpected outcomes of the Great Depression was a decade of creative
outpouring that covered the U.S. map. Under the auspices of the Works Progress
Administration (WPA), thousands of artists fanned across the country documenting
the experiences of everyday Americans as they worked to maintain their families,
their communities, and their way of life in the face of a national economic
crisis.
Now, as Americans are again experiencing financial hardship and uncertainty,
First Person Arts invites artists to document how this generation of Americans
is coping.
Inspired by the artists of the WPA, who documented the experiences of Americans
in every part of the country, First Person Arts is asking artists to help craft
the first draft of the history of our era by capturing, in photographs, on
video, or in writing, the stories of America and its people during these
difficult times.
Our goal is to gather stories from all 50 states.
Artists:
We are looking for short memoirs and essays, documentary films, and photographs
that depict Americans from all walks of life. We are especially interested in
stories that are unique to your family, your community, your town, your region –
that capture the idiosyncratic things that are happening where you live - the
slices of life that, taken together, will give us a First Person picture of
America in 2009 – the good, the bad, the ugly and the beautiful.
Guidelines:
Writing submissions – up to 2,500 words.
Film and video submissions – up to five minutes, excluding credits.
Photography submissions - may include up to five photographs, with or without
accompanying text of up to 100 words per image.
Submission deadline: June 30, 2009
Finalists in each category (writing, film, and photography) will be featured on
the First Person Arts website (www.firstpersonarts.org) and at the First Person
Festival of Memoir and Documentary Art, November 4-8, 2009. First place winners
in each genre will be invited to Philadelphia to participate in the festival. A
cash prize will be awarded to the best story overall.
Competition website:
www.hardtimes.firstpersonarts.org
Performing Arts
May 2009 - Public Art Registry
The Fulton County Public Art Program would like to invite visual artists
living in Georgia to apply to its Artists Registry! The Public Art Program
provides its’ Registry Artists with professional development & technical
workshops, artist lectures, and acquisition and commission opportunities!
Registry artists also receive monthly online newsletters listing local,
national, and international public art opportunities.
Take advantage of these exciting opportunities by requesting the application
from
morolake.odeleye@fultoncountyga.gov
and sending it in by the postmark deadline – October 9,
2009.
Send your application to:
Fulton County Arts Council
Attn: Public Art Registry
141 Pryor Street, SW Suite 2030
Atlanta, GA 30303
It’s simple! Just compile 10 – 15 Jpeg images of your work on a CD, complete the
Registry application, and send it in!
Since the approval of the Public Art Master Plan, 48 artists have been awarded
commissions to create artwork for Fulton County facilities including senior
centers, libraries, parks, arts centers, court buildings and even the medical
examiners office. The selected artists have created unique pieces of art that
enhance the public spaces, making government buildings better places to conduct
business and serving to promote community pride.
Share your art with Fulton County!
Contact: Morolake Odeleye,
Morolake.odeleye@fultoncountyga.gov
May
2009 - Seeking Artists to Teach Art Classes at the Oro Valley Library
The 2009 theme of the adult summer reading program at the Oro Valley Library is
"Be Creative". The Oro Valley Library is currently seeking information from
interested artist applicants for adult and teen art class instruction. A
nominal budget has been set up for these programs, and interested artists would
be required to provide all materials needed for instruction. The programs
would run from late May into late July (one in June and one in July) and run
approximately 2-3 hours each of a different topic each session.
For more
information, please contact: Amy Williams, Adult Services Librarian - Oro Valley,
awilliams@orovalleyaz.gov
May 2009 -
Opportunities with Entry Fees
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DEADLINE: Tue, June 30,
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DEADLINE: Mon, November
30, 2009 Slop
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Opportunities with No Fees
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DEADLINE: Sun, January
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May 2009 -
Ongoing Opportunities with Entry Fees
Charming Rural Artist Retreat Space
* Renovated 200+ year old farmhouse on 5
acres * 725 square feet * Indoor and outdoor work space with tools * Ceramic
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May 2009 -
Ongoing Opportunities with No Entry Fees
May 2009 - Call for Entries - Marin Museum of
Contemporary Art, Hamilton Field, 500 Palm Drive, Novato, CA 94949,
415/506-0137
DEADLINE: Friday, June 26, 2009.
Dreams and Revelations
, a
national juried exhibition, is open to all U.S. resident artists 18 and
over. You are invited to submit digital images of up to five of your
original works, done within the past three years, not previously shown in a
MarinMOCA or Artists of MarinMOCA show. All media acceptable except
video and films. Cash awards.
Juror:
Philip Linhares, Chief Curator of Art, Oakland Museum of California.
Download Prospectus from our website at
www.marinmoca.org,
and follow instructions for entry. Only online application and digital
upload of entries accepted.
Deadline:
online application and
uploaded digital entries must be received on or before Friday,
June 26. Questions may be directed to
colleenart@comcast.net
or
sswanson4@mac.com
May 2009 - From our Perspective Call for
Submissions
The Oakland Community
College Womencenter sponsors From Our Perspective: A National Women’s Art
Exhibition – a juried exhibit featuring two- and three-dimensional works of
art. The exhibit occurs September 17 – October 9, 2009 at the Smith Theatre
Gallery at Oakland Community College in Farmington Hills, Michigan. Women
artists are invited to enter this national exhibit at
www.oaklandcc.edu/womencenter/artshow.htm.
All entries must be submitted by July 31, 2009. Award categories are Best of
Show,$800; President's Award,$250; Purchase Award up to $250. For more
information please contact Arlene J.Frank at
womenart@oaklandcc.edu.
May 2009 - Hungarian Multicultural Center
The Hungarian Multicultural Center (HMC) is currently accepting
applications for the following Budapest -International Artist/Writer
Residencies.
Tuesday, September 22 - Tuesday, October 6, 2009.
Monday, December 28 - Monday, Januar 11,2010
For questions please write to:
Beata Szechy:
bszechy@yahoo.com.
www.hungarian-multicultural-center.com
May 2009 - Trespass,
the guerilla gallery
We are now accepting applications for our
fall season starting November 2009.
Application Details (Eligibility & Media):
Open to all contemporary artists, both domestic and
international. Any media and genre are acceptable. Eligible Media includes, but
is not limited to, drawings, paintings, printmaking, photography, digital art,
ceramics, fiber art, wood sculpture, metal sculpture and mixed media. All works
submitted must be original in design and concept. Artwork must not be copied, in
part or wholly, from any published or copyrighted work. Work needs to have been
created within the last two years.
Acceptance: All work accepted for
exhibitions must arrive suitably framed, wired and ready for hanging. Sculpture
must be clean and have display instructions. Installations pieces must be hung
on location by the artist and with curatorial oversight. Works not
gallery-ready, or not exhibiting good craftsmanship, may be omitted from
exhibitions. All work must arrive at the given address of exhibition by given
deadlines. Accepted work may be refused if it does not conform to the images
presented for consideration, at the curators discretion. No substitutions of
accepted works will be allowed. All accepted work must remain in the gallery for
the duration of the exhibition. Artists will be responsible for deliver and
return shipping of all their artwork. All work must be picked up, or mailing
arrangements made for return of work.
Sale of Work: All work must
be available for sale during exhibitions (reasonable pricing encouraged).
Trespass gallery will retain a commission of 35% on all artwork sold during
exhibitions. Application Fee:
$15(US) for up to 10 submitted images for
consideration. $2(US) for each additional work submitted for consideration.
Maximum number of submissions per application: 30. Checks, POSTAL Money Orders,
or for artists outside the U.S., send an International POSTAL Money Order or a
Cashier's Check in U.S. dollars drawn on a U.S. Bank, payable to: Trespass
Gallery.
Submitting:
In an effort to conserve resources Trespass Gallery
accepts only digital images for consideration. (see details below). The Gallery
will retain the submitted images of accepted artwork and reserves the right to
use the images in publications and gallery publicity (artists will be credited).
CD's of works not selected will only be returned if accompanied by a SASE.
Images:
The images must meet the following
specifications: File names = artist's last name followed by title of work,
dimensions and medium (i.e. LastNameTitle10x10x10Media.jpg). The image files
should be in HIGH QUALITY JPEG format or better, images should be no smaller
than 1000 pixels in any direction and 72dpi. Images must be oriented properly
(i.e. top of image is top of artwork). PLEASE follow these specifications
carefully.
Application
Checklist:
-Artist’s statement (as
word file on image CD)
-Short bio (as word file on
image CD)
-Resume of previous
exhibitions (as word file on image CD)
-CD of images clearly
labeled with Name and contact information
-Application fee
-SASE (only if you wish
your materials returned)
Mail applications to:
Trespass Gallery, 111 Hillside Street,
Boston, MA 02120, USA.
You may contact us with any questions you may have or join our mailing
list by writing to us at:
TrespassGallery@yahoo.com
May 2009 -
CALL FOR LENS-BASED ARTISTS
Simply Screen: Inbetweeners of Asia
Award: 2400 EUR full tuition scholarship to attend Transart Institute Summer
Certificate Program 2009 Berlin Screening venue: Tanzfabrik Berlin
Admission: Free, open to the public
This is a call for lens-based artists working in film, video or animation, who
deal with issues of inbetween-ness and hybridisation in the context of Asia.
Simply Screen relates to the course Dichotomy, Diversity, Discourse: Art on the
Pacific Rim of the 2009 Transart Institute Summer Residency. There will be a
one-hour screening of ten pieces of selected works and a 30-minute discussion
with the audience. A course description can be found under point 8 at:
http://www.transartinstitute.org/Newpages/Residencies_Summer09.html
Simply Screen aims to show a selection of new video
works from international artists that will cover a wide range of ideas,
including issues of immigration, industrialisation, globalisation and
identity. The event will interrogate how people in
Asia and the Asian diasporas see themselves within the complex presence of
contemporary global culture; how artists respond to ideas of contemporary
multiculturalism and trans-nationalism related to the context of Asia; how
artists visualise the issues of war, memory, conflict, displacement, identity
and the sense of belonging.
Rules:
1. All art works need to have been created since
2006.
2. Submissions must arrive by 15th June 2009.
3. Submissions will only be accepted on DVD.
4. Maximum length: 10 minutes (edits of longer works
accepted).
5. Artists need to include their contact details, a
short CV or
biography, the details of the work, 3 still images and a
statement (up to 200 words).
Award: One full tuition
scholarship of EUR 2400 will be offered to one of the chosen artists. The award
recipient will be invited to attend the Transart Institute Summer Certificate
program from July 25 - August 15, 2009 in Berlin. Travel and accommodation are
not included in the award. Transart Institute Berlin
Summer Program:
http://www.transartinstitute.org/Newpages/Residencies_Summer09.html
Screening: Saturday, 8th August, 18:00-19:30 at
Tanzfabrik, Möckernstraße 68, Berlin. All submissions
need to be posted to the curator: Dr. Ming Turner,
Lecturer, Department of Design Theory and Innovation, Faculty of Art and Design,
De Montfort University, The Gateway, Leicester, LE1 9BH, United Kingdom.
All enquiries can be sent to:
silent.dust@btinternet.com
May 2009 - 12th Annual Flagstaff Open Studios Tour
On September 19, and 20, 2009,
The Artists' Coalition of Flagstaff will sponsor the 12th annual
edition of Flagstaff's longest running arts event. Flagstaff Open Studios
welcomes the public to tour member artists' work spaces to see how paintings,
sculptures, fiber arts, glass works, jewelry, and the entire range of arts media
are conceived and executed. This is a once-a-year opportunity to experience the
act of creation with the foremost creators of art in the Flagstaff area. Studios
are open from 10 AM to 5 PM. A preview exhibit of selected pieces by
participating artists opens on August 29, 2009 at the Coconino Center for the
Arts, 2300 Fort Valley Road, Flagstaff ,and runs through September 20, 2009.
For further information
go to flagstaff-arts.org, email Mike Frankel at
acfpres@hotmail.com,
or call (928)522-6969.
May 2009 - Call for Submissions for our
upcoming Día de los Muertos exhibit
Tohono Chul Park in Tucson, AZ, is seeking artworks created by Southwest
artists on the theme of Día de los Muertos/Day of the Dead,
Aug 27-Nov 8, 2009. This is the 8th Día de los Muertos
exhibit organized by Tohono Chul’s staff paying homage to this
observance. The exhibit will feature an ever-popular Community Ofrenda
where people can leave a loving tribute on a card or a memento in memory
of a loved one. The group exhibit will showcases all media (paintings,
sculpture, photographs, fine crafts--jewelry, metals, clay, fiber, glass
and wood, mixed media works, and shrines) influenced by the Mexican
tradition of Día de los Muertos and/or that are heartfelt expressions
dealing with death, loss and remembrance. Humor and joyous works are
welcomed. Deadline for submissions: July 15, 2009. For
prospectus, contact:
vickidonkersley@tohonochulpark.org
May 2009 - NYC: Ico Gallery looking for submissions
for 2009/2010
Ico Art & Music Gallery (www.icogallery.com), located in Manhattan, New York, is
currently looking for artists to submit work to us for shows in 2009 and 2010.
Ico Gallery’s mission is to help artists break in to the competitive New
York art market through our exhibitions. Submissions
must be emailed to us at
submissions@icogallery.com and can be in
either of the following formats:
E-Mail attachment of 5 to 10 .JPG files smaller than 1 MEGABYTE each
OR
A website of your work which we can review.
Please also include a short biography, a resume, and an artist statement
outlining your work as well as your goals for the future.
PLEASE SUBMIT ALL WORK TO
SUBMISSIONS@ICOGALLERY.COM. Please allow us at
least two weeks to review your portfolio. We will provide you with further
information regarding the gallery if we are interested.
May
2009 - Artist's Book Prize @Bank Street Arts, Sheffield, UK
Deadline : 31st August 2009
This
is an Open Call for entries for the 2nd Sheffield Artist's Book Prize. This is
an open submission prize and exhibition, held in conjunction with the Off the
Shelf Festival, which takes place annually in Sheffield during the months of
October and November. The Sheffield Artist's Book Prize and Exhibition is open
to makers of artists' books in any format and from anywhere in the world. Entry
to the exhibition and prize is free.
Read On
May 2009 -
Artists' Residencies at Aberystwyth Arts Centre, Wales
Deadline late 2009
Applications are now invited for the new Artists' Residency Programme.
Successful artists will be based for a period of either 3 or 6 months at
Aberystwyth Arts Centre, part of Aberystwyth University, in newly built studios
designed by the award winning Thomas Heatherwick. The residencies are open to UK
visual artists in all disciplines including applied arts.
Read On
May 2009 -
Sculpture Celebration – Caldwell Public Art Award
www.caldwellarts.com
This year we are introducing a new award category. The Caldwell Public Art
Award will go to one artist for a one-year outdoor installation in Caldwell
County from September 2009 to September 2010. The award includes a $2000
stipend to the winning artist. Entries are due to the Caldwell Arts Council by
5pm on August 1, 2009. Entry fee is free if registered for the Sculpture
Celebration or $25 if only registering for the Caldwell Public Art Award.
Criteria:
1. Artist
must reside in the United States
2. Works
entered must have been complete within the last 3 years and never been
exhibited at the Sculpture Celebration
3. Sculptures
must be completed and ready for installation. Sculptors may enter a maximum
of three completed works (the artist may submit two views of three works for
a total of six images).Images of maquettes and models are not eligible for
consideration.
4. The
selected work will be exhibited in Caldwell County from September 2009 to
September 2010. The sculpture is loaned for the specified time and will not
be returned until said period is completed unless prior arrangements are
made with the Caldwell Arts Council.
5. Work
must be suitable for outdoor installation and must:
- be
structurally secured to the concrete pad with anchor bolts or similar devices
- be
capable of withstanding adverse weather conditions including high winds, below
zero temperatures, heavy rain, etc
- be
able to withstand a high traffic, public environment
- be
able to take into consideration the safety of the audience,; and
- be
relatively maintenance free during the exhibition period
6.
The winning piece
may be exhibited at the Sculpture Celebration prior to installation at the
site, but will not be entered for competition at the Sculpture Celebration
7. The
winning artist will be provided with lodging for both the delivery and pick
up of the winning work
8. Some
installation assistance will be provided by the Caldwell Arts Council
9. Notice
of Liability: All reasonable care and precaution will be taken in the
handling, and storing of material submitted for this competition. Insurance
will be provided for the borrowed object for the duration of the objects
stay in Caldwell County, provided that the piece fulfills all the
requirements in #5 above. Insurance will not cover damage to the piece sue
to poor construction or craftsmanship while creating piece or during
shipping.
10. The
Caldwell Arts Council reserve the right to photograph any submitted work for
publicity, promotional, and archive purposes.
11. Participation
in the entry process constitutes a full understanding and acceptance of the
above conditions.
For each entered
piece include the following information:
Artist Name
Dimensions of
piece
Medium
Images should be
sent to
info@caldwellarts.com
May
2009 - Artist career development grants still available
Each totalling $1,000. The money needs to be
allocated for activities that CONCLUDE no later than June 30, 2009. The
requirements are strict so please read this over carefully.
Individual Artist Career
Development Grants provide financial support for individual artists in all
disciplines. The program is designed to assist practicing, professional and
emerging artists with specific professional development and skill building
opportunities that advance their work and careers, such as:
- Attendance at
workshops/conferences/master classes/seminars that focus on an artistic or
business aspect of the artist's career, such as marketing, insurance, taxes,
contracts, health hazards or budget management,
- Fees for consultancies in
an area of career development
- Study with a mentor to
develop skills, or learn a new process or method related to your discipline
- Exposure of the artist's
work to a broader public
- Preparation of artist
portfolios, work samples, marketing materials or websites
- Participation in a
performance or exhibition opportunity of significance, including
notification of collectors, curators, reviewers, etc.
To be eligible for funding, the
applicant must meet these requirements at the time of application:
- Must be a resident of the
City of Phoenix
- Must be at least 18 years
of age
- Must have at least one
scheduled public presentation (performance,exhibit,
reading,demonstration,workshop, etc.) in the City of Phoenix between July 1,
2008 and June 30, 2009.
- Only one request per
applicant may be funded in a 24 month period.
In addition, the applicant must:
- allow a minimum of four
weeks between the submission of the application and the start date of the
project
- ensure that the proposed
activity concludes no later than June 30, 2009.
The program will not fund
applicants:
-
who are full-time students
-
who are full-time faculty at a
college or university
-
who are requesting support for
an academic degree program
-
who are seeking support in
consecutive fiscal years
-
who are seeking support for
events/activities in which they have previously participated
-
who are seeking reimbursement
of fees already incurred
-
who have an outstanding final
report for a previous grant
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
http://phoenix.gov/ARTS/acd_over.html
Dr. Dwight D. Walth, D.M.A.
Director of Grants Services and Community Initiatives
Email: Dwight.Walth@phoenix.gov
May 2009 - Public Talk and
Workshop - Ed Kashi
August 20 - 23, 2009
8/20 Public Talk 8/21-23 Workshop:
"Photography and Storytelling in the Digital Age."
Ed Kashi, juror for the Documentary
exhibition, will be visiting the Center for a three day workshop and a public
talk. Kashi will share examples of his personal projects to illustrate the
possibilities of photography as a source of passion, personal expression and
communicative power. Topics include project development, gaining access to
subjects, presentation and the use of multimedia.
Ed Kashi's
work has been featured National Geographic, The New York Times Magazine, Time,
Fortune, Geo, and Newsweek.
May 2009 - Call for Entries, Marin Museum of Contemporary Art
Deadline: Friday, June 26, 2009
Dreams and
Revelations
, a national
juried exhibition, is open to all U.S. resident artists 18 and over. You are
invited to submit digital images of up to five of your original works, done
within the past three years, not previously shown in a MarinMOCA or Artists of
MarinMOCA show. All media acceptable except video and films. Cash
awards.
Juror: Philip Linhares, Chief Curator of Art, Oakland Museum of California.
Download Prospectus from our website at
www.marinmoca.org, and follow instructions for entry. Only online
application and digital upload of entries accepted.
Deadline: online application and uploaded digital entries must be received on or
before Friday, June 26. Questions may be directed to
colleenart@comcast.net or
sswanson4@mac.com.
May 2009 - National Women's Art Exhibition, Juried Exhibit
The Oakland Community College
Womencenter sponsors From Our Perspective: A National Women’s Art Exhibition – a
juried exhibit featuring two- and three-dimensional works of art. The exhibit
occurs September 17 – October 9, 2009 at the Smith Theatre Gallery at Oakland
Community College in Farmington Hills, Michigan. Women artists are invited to
enter this national exhibit at
www.oaklandcc.edu/womencenter/artshow.htm. All entries must be submitted by
July 31, 2009. Award categories are Best of
Show,$800; President's Award,$250; Purchase Award up to $250.
For more information please contact
Arlene J.Frank at
womenart@oaklandcc.edu.
May 2009 - Call For Entries, Greater Denton Arts Council
Deadline: September 11, 2009
Materials: Hard
& Soft
Annual National Juried Exhibition of fine craft “Materials: Hard & Soft”, at the
Greater Denton Arts Council’s Center for the Visual Arts February 5- April 1,
2010. $5000 in cash awards. Original submissions in fiber, clay, glass, paper,
metal, wood, or mixed media is eligible. Entry fee: $30 for up to 3 entries.
Juror: Jo Lauria, chief curator of the exhibition, Craft in America:
Expanding Traditions. She also co-authored the book, Craft in America,
Two Centuries of Artists and Objects.
For details and Prospectus, send SASE to: GDAC, 400 E. Hickory St., Denton, TX
76201, or download from our website,
http://www.dentonarts.com .
Apr
2009 -
Dance Magazine 2009 Scholarship
Guide, Now Accepting Submissions
Dance Magazine's
annual Scholarship Guide is coming in our August issue. Schools and
organizations can list their scholarships for tuition, travel expenses, summer
intensives, or other needs. Let dancers across the country know about your
opportunities! It's FREE to list! To get your school or organization listed
today, simply go to the website and fill out the quick and easy form.
http://dancemagazine.com/scholarshipguide
Apr
2009 - International Call to Start a Drawn Relay Panorama
‘Play the Panorama’ is an endless
traveling panorama drawing. This is an open call for artists all over the world
to begin a ‘relay travelogue’. Participants receive a special panorama drawing
instrument to continue to draw an infinitely expanding horizon.
http://www.panographia.com
Apr
2009 - ArtPrize Competition
A radically open
art competition, giving away the world's largest art prize. Part arts festival,
part social experiment - this international art contest is decided solely on a
public vote. Call for entries ends July 31, 2009.
Art festival begins Sept. 23, 2009. Come and see.
Top prize:
$250,000
Event Dates:
September 23 - October 10
Location: Grand
Rapids, MI USA
Winner is
determined by public vote
All attendees of
the event can vote
Top 10 entries
will receive a prize
Multiple artists
can collaborate on an entry
Artists may only
submit one entry
Property
owners/renters in downtown Grand Rapids can become a venue
Number of
artists represented is only limited
Open to:
2-D, 3-D, Film/Video, Interactive/New media, Performance. The only real
limitation is available space. Each artist is responsible for securing space
within an official ArtPrize venue. You can browse all available venues and
contact venue hosts on
http://artprize.org/. It is between the
artist and venue host to come to an agreement and reserve space for a work. All
work eligible for the competition must be shown within an official ArtPrize
venue. (Performance based work must be performed in the first week of the
competition with an artifact of record exhibited for the duration of the event.)
Apr
2009 - Sumter County Gallery of Art, Call for Exhibition Proposals
The Sumter County Gallery of Art
(SCGA) is now accepting exhibition proposals for its 2010 exhibition schedule.
SCGA is an innovative non-profit art institution that features leading-edge
exhibitions and public programs showcasing new perspectives in traditional and
contemporary art that pushes boundaries in its treatment of materials and
subject matter. Located in stunning galleries within Sumter's landmark Cultural
Center, in a newly renovated state of the art facility adjacent to Patriot Hall,
SCGA presents work in a range of media by influential national and international
artists as well as local and emerging artists. We have an excellent facility,
including 2 large exhibition galleries and a 12' wide corridor gallery, which
affords us over 3000 running feet of exhibition space. A rich array of public
programs enhance SCGA's exhibition schedule, including provocative talks by
visiting artists, and interactive workshops and classes for members of the
community of all ages. SCGA is an essential part of Sumter’s educational
resources, providing opportunities to engage with visiting artists and to
explore new approaches in curatorial practice and museum and gallery education.
The gallery will accept proposals from emerging and
established artists residing in the continental United States for group and solo
exhibitions. ALL MEDIA will be considered. No entry fee is required. Please
submit a proposal that includes 10 - 20 jpg images numbered on a CD/DVD. Please
include a hard copy of the numbered image checklist (Include: title, media,
dimensions, and date), artist statement, bio, resume/cv, and cover letter that
describes proposed exhibit and scheduling information to: Frank McCauley,
Curator, SCGA, PO Box 1316, Sumter, SC 29151. Please include a SASE for
notification and return of materials. Deadline: December
30th, 2009
Apr
2009 - Wish You Were Here Fiber Art Post Card Exhibit, Call for Submissions
Tohono Chul Park
is seeking submissions for Wish You Were Here: Fiber Art Postcards, our
second non-juried exhibit of artist-made postcards open to artists
working with fiber-based media. In a similar manner as tourist postcards, fiber
art postcards in Wish You Were Here will document real or imagined
places, trips, experiences or events in the state of Arizona. Postcards may be
constructed using any of a variety of fiber art and surface design techniques
such as quilting, weaving, embroidery, and handmade paper. Postcards will be
exhibited in Tohono Chul Park’s Gallery from September 10-November 16, 2009.
Artists living anywhere in the world may participate by creating a postcard and
mailing it to our gallery without an envelope. Postcard submissions must be
postmarked from July 1 to July 31, 2009. Completed
Entry Form with SASE and $5 entry fee are to be sent separately. See Entry Form
for detailed instructions. Entry Form in pdf format is available on Tohono Chul
Park’s website:
http://www.tohonochulpark.org/upcoming.html.
Or send a SASE to Peggy Hazard, Assistant Exhibit Curator, 7366 N. Paseo del
Norte, Tucson AZ 85704. For more information, contact Peggy Hazard at
520-742-6455 x217 or
peggyhazard@tohonochulpark.org
Mondays-Thursdays.
Apr
2009 -
Jazz NEXT Funding Opportunity
Mid
Atlantic Arts Foundation announces the availability of guidelines for Jazz.NEXT,
a new national jazz initiative created to encourage the application of
technology in innovative approaches to developing audiences; communicating with
the public; marketing, distributing and selling the work of jazz artists; and
building a more robust jazz infrastructure better positioned to meet the
challenges of a fast-changing marketplace. The program is designed to foster
creative thinking that may result in the development of new operating models for
a healthier and more sustainable jazz field.
Jazz.NEXT is open to applications from jazz artists, presenters and other
nonprofit organizations from across the United States that serve the jazz
community. Funding support will be available for planning grants of up to
$25,000 and implementation grants ranging from $10,000 to $75,000. Application
deadlines for the program are July 1, 2009 for both
planning and implementation grants and July 1, 2010 for implementation grants
only. Guidelines for Jazz.NEXT are available online at
www.midatlanticarts.org. Questions concerning the
program should be addressed to Sara Donnelly, Program Officer, Jazz at
sara@midatlanticarts.org or 410-539-6656 x116.
Apr
2009 -
Arts for Social Change Acting Camp
The Arts for Social Change Acting Camp at CAV is a four week intensive actor’s
workshop for youth ages13-18 designed to develop acting technique and leadership
skills in talented youth. Through the exploration of acting methods, public
speaking skills and group facilitation, young actors will be equipped with the
tools necessary to effectively use their art to address issues of social
relevance to today’s youth under the supervision of an adult. The Arts for
Social Change Camp is a process oriented experience focused on the discipline of
the art form and we do welcome participants of all skill levels. Camp dates are
June 1-26 and July 6-31,
2009. Cost is $150/week for four weeks. For further information contact Infinite
Spectrum Productions Arts for Social Change Director, KellyAnn Bonnell at
kellyann@infspec.com
Apr
2009 -
Arts and Culture Education Sponsorship ("ACES") Program: 2009-2010
The Mesa Arts Center Foundation, in cooperation with the Mesa Arts Center, is
offering a limited number of “free rent” dates in the Mesa Arts Center’s
theaters. The dates will be available for use by local non-profit organizations
who want to present arts and cultural education presentations next season.
School arts groups from not-for-profit educational institutions are eligible for
the program.
The Foundation is currently soliciting proposals for its Arts and Cultural
Education Sponsorship (“ACES”) Program. Priority will be given to applications
received by July 1, 2009. Sponsorships will be
available for a single presentation on a Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday next
season.
The Foundation will underwrite the theater rental costs and facility restoration
fees that are normally charged for groups performing at the Mesa Arts Center.
Technical and Front-of-House staff services fees will be the responsibility of
the successful applicants. The “ACES” Program is not intended to be used as a
fundraiser, but an admission fee may be charged to offset the expenses of
providing the specific performance.
An application can be obtained by visiting
www.mesaartscenter.com/foundation.html and
scroll down to the Arts and Cultural Education Sponsorship (ACES) link. For more
information contact
newmacaz@aol.com or Susan Klecka (602)
619-6186.
Apr 2009 -
Artist in Residence Programs, Spring/Summer 2009 France
Artistay is a service for artists, writers, architects, academics, art teachers,
curators…looking for a residency program in France in order to realize a
personal artistic project. We work with several art places offering a
professional support to artists from all over the world and in various
disciplines.
Applicants are responsible for the funding of the residency participation fees,
they can though do an application with artistay even if they haven’t secured the
funding yet. We can provide necessary documentation and
contacts for funding advice. Artistay service
is free of charge for the applicant. Contact us with your residency proposal,
we’ll find an art place for you suited to your requirements.
Catherine Cordelle (applications coordinator):
apply@artistay.com
You
can get more details on the website :
www.artistay.com
Apr 2009 - Call
to Artists, Durango Recreation Center
The Durango Community Recreation Center invites artists of all mediums to
display their artwork for a one-month period in the community wing hallway of
the Recreation Center. The Recreation Center is currently accepting
applications for artwork to display each month for the remainder of the 2009
calendar year. Current openings include the months of June, August, September,
October and December.
Durango Parks and Recreation would like to offer an opportunity for Artists of
the Month to conduct an open house during the month the chosen artist’s artwork
is on display. Durango Parks and Recreation will offer a discounted room
reservation rate to utilize one or more of the community wing conference rooms,
subject to availability. The City will also provide some marketing to help the
artist promote the open house, including a news release, flyers (maximum of 30)
and notice on the City’s website. Artists will be responsible for providing any
refreshments and appetizers, and for any paid advertising, if desired.
The Durango Community Recreation Center will not coordinate retail sales of
artwork. Instead, interested parties will be instructed to contact the artist
directly via contact information listed on the artist’s biography and/or
business cards displayed with the artwork.
Artwork applications and additional Artist of the Month information are
available on-line at
http://www.durangogov.org/reccenter/artprogram.cfm.
Applications are also available at the Durango Community Recreation Center.
Questions regarding a possible display, type of artwork, or general inquiries
may be directed to Heidi Schaiberger at 375-7306 or via email at
schaibergerhl@ci.durango.co.us.
Mar 2009 -
Artist Residencies
Application Deadline: September 1, 2009
The Kimmel Harding Nelson Center for the Arts in Nebraska City, NE offers 2- to
8-week residencies year-round for writers, visual artists, and music composers.
Housing, studio space, $100/week stipend are provided. Approximately 50
residencies are awarded per year. $25 application fee.
See website for complete information, guidelines and application:
www.KHNCenterfortheArts.org. The
Kimmel Harding Nelson Center for the Arts, 801 3rd Corso, Nebraska City,
Nebraska 68410. 402-874-9600,
info@KHNCenterfortheArts.org
--Visual artists work in one of three studios, two of which are approximately
425 square feet and one that is 258 square feet.
Mar 2009 -
Call for Submissions, Latino Perspectives Magazine
Latino Perspectives Magazine is seeking submissions for Rincón del Arte,
a monthly print and on-line profile of Latino artists. We would love to feature
you and your work; please submit your answers to the following questions and
supply examples of your work (high-resolution digital files, at least 300dpi).
Please send via email to
rincon@latinopm.com
About
the artist
- Full name:
- High resolution picture of the artist (at least 300
dpi picture/ portrait)
- Originally from:
- In Arizona since:
- Creating art since:
- Describe your art and your style:
-
Submissions:
Online music clip or download
- Influences (old records, specific style, famous musician):
- Currently in your CD player, MP3 or iPod:
- First tune you learned:
- Musician with whom you'd like to perform:
- Last CD you purchased:
Visual Arts
Mar 2009 - Studio
Artist Residency
The city of Tempe Studio Artists' program is seeking an artist to help develop a
hands-on workshop that relates to his or her artistic area of expertise. Once
developed, this workshop will be taken into multiple fourth or fifth grade
classrooms at multiple schools throughout the school year.
The application deadline is Sept. 15.
For information on the position, visit:
http://community.tempe.gov/studioartists/Position.pdf
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