La Liste: 4 novembre 2016

2. appels en anglais du Canada

Call for Submissions: Happenstance
(Next Deadline: « Shelters » November 15, 2016)

Decoy Magazine invites artists of all disciplines to submit proposals for temporary,
public, and event-based artworks to take place in Vancouver over the next year.
The selected works will be presented as a thematic series called Happenstance.

Email submissions to: projects [arobas] decoymagazine [point] ca
Themes & Deadlines: Shelters (Deadline: November 15, 2016), Words (Deadline:
February 15, 2017), Senses (Deadline: April 15, 2017).

For the full call for submissions and for more information see:
decoymagazine.ca/happenstance-call-for-submissions
http://decoymagazine.ca/happenstance-call-for-submissions

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Artist Call for Submission

One on One Gallery invites artists and designers to apply for an exhibition in any media. The proposed exhibition is scheduled for January 28 to February 23, 2017 with a reception held on February 16, 2017. Proposals should consider the size and dimensions of the gallery space. Go to www.mhc.ab.ca/OneonOneGallery to view the gallery floor plan.

One on One Gallery is an integral part of the Visual Communications Program at Medicine Hat College. Our Bachelor of Applied Arts (Visual Communications) degree program is one of a kind, in that we offer a blend of both fine arts and design. We use our One on One gallery as a teaching tool to enhance our student’s education by inviting professional artists and designers to showcase their work and bring contemporary and exciting ideas to our community. The gallery has over 2400 running feet of wall space, a state of the art lighting system, tall ceilings, and hardwood floors. It’s a very professional, clean, and exciting space.

An artist fee of $3000.00 will be awarded to the selected candidate. All travel, shipping costs and arrangements (delivery both ways) are to be covered by the selected candidate.

The artist must be in attendance for the reception where they will be required to give an artist talk. They are also required to fulfill studio visits either the day before or after the reception date. These stipulations will be based on a contractual agreement and must be fulfilled before the artist fee is awarded.

Submission Deadline:
Before the end of the day of December 9th, 2016. Our visiting artist committee will review submission in early December. You will receive an acknowledgement of your submission.

Proposal Requirements:

Exhibition proposal
Artist’s statement
Curriculum Vitae
15 digital images of proposed or recent work
Video or Audio work in Mac-compatible formats
Image list (title, medium, date, and size)
Contact information
The entire exhibition proposal is to be sent only by E-mail with all written material as a PDF files to dsmale [arobas] mhc [point] ab [point] ca. We will not accept submissions by mail. Please make sure all attachments do not excede15MB. If you require more space for time-based or intermedia work, please provide a link via DropBox or Vimeo.

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We are opening up submissions for our first print zine of the year! The
theme isTransient so: talk to us about belonging, about not belonging,
about maybe belonging for a moment. We want to hear about your
movement and your growth. We have been waiting around for many
things: transit, for true love’s first kiss, for more! than! a! feeling!

And meanwhile, everything else has been changing. Tell us about your
metamorphosis or a small epiphany, a bad subway ride. Send us your
strange changes to thecontinuist [arobas] gmail [point] com by way of any printable
medium.

Deadline is November 7th.

More info: https://thecontinuist.wordpress.com/2016/10/17/call-for-
submissions-5/

As always, love,

The Continuist

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Call for Submissions
Centre [3] for print and media arts
Residency 2016/17
Centre [3] is proud to continue its residency Programme for emerging artists. Continuing with our efforts to promote and encourage art-making practices; Centre [3] is offering two residencies, commencing December 2016 and continuing through to mid-February 2017. Following the Residency, the artists will be showcased in the main exhibition space of the Centre. (Feb 23 to April 7, 2017.)

Artists must:

Have completed, or are enrolled in, postsecondary education.
Be in the early stages of their career with less then 5 years of exhibition history.
Centre [3] will provide:

Unlimited access to the traditional or digital studios for the duration of the residency. (Within Centre hours)
Five hours of free tech assistance.
A free membership for one year.
A $200.00 Stipend.
10 sheets of paper (traditional print).
5 feet of digital paper.
Free tech support.
To apply please provide the following information:

Contact information, name, address, phone, email, website.
10 images. (jpeg, 1MB max)
Artist statement. (500 words max.)
C.V. (Three pages max)
Letter of intent. (Let us know what you are planning to do) 500 words max.
(Please place all text in one document, doc or pdf, with images separate.)

Due date is November 15, 2016

Please email or deliver the application package to:
Residency at Centre [3]
173 James street North
Hamilton, On.
L8R 2K9
programming [arobas] centre3 [point] com

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Images Festival

The submission deadline for ON Screen and ON Screen for STUDENTS is one week away on Monday, November 7th! Just a reminder that no late submissions will be accepted and students can submit for free.

To submit click here

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Nuit Blanche Toronto – Call For Submissions

Calling all Toronto-based and Canadian-based artists!

Nuit Blanche Toronto is now accepting submissions to the Open Call
Project program for the event’s 12th edition, happening on September
30, 2017 from sunset to sunrise.

Open Call Projects

The Open Call Projects program is an opportunity for artists to be
guided and mentored by a Nuit Blanche Toronto curator and have a
project produced and funded by the City of Toronto.

The impressive calibre and diversity of Open Call Projects featured at
the event over the years includes artists such as: Ame Henderson,
Brandy Leary/Anandam Dancetheatre, Eleanor King, Faith La Rocque,
Kelly Mark, Labspace Studio, Rhonda Weppler & Trevor Mahovsky,
VSVSVS and Workparty.

To mark Canada’s 150th anniversary of confederation, Nuit Blanche
Toronto has created an overarching theme for the entire 2017 event
focusing on this major milestone in Canada’s history as a nation,
entitled Nuit Blanche 2017: Many Possible Futures. All participating
Nuit Blanche Toronto 2017 curators have been encouraged to look
forward to the many possible futures of Canada in their curatorial
visions, working with artists to address notions of Identity and
Nationhood. Possible perspectives include Migration, Displacement,
Colonialism, Power and Privilege, Settlement, the Natural Landscape,
Distance, Exploration, Adaptation, and Reconciliation.

This year the Open Call Projects will give up to four artists the
opportunity to be part of two City-produced exhibitions.

The two exhibitions accepting Open Call submissions for 2017 are:

Taking to the Streets – For a Possible Future
Curator: Barbara Fischer

Streets are complex sites where pedestrian life meets car culture,
where public and private intermingle, and where commerce and
consumption, ostentation and privation are in daily exchange, if not
confrontation. Taking to the Streets – For a Possible Future looks at the
ways in which the ‘street’ as a medium has served the manifestation of
social action and interrogation by artists, from graffiti to protest,
conceptual interventions to public disruptions.

Barbara Fischer is the executive director/chief curator of the Justina M.
Barnicke Gallery at Hart House and interim director of the University of
Toronto Art Centre. She is also senior lecturer of Curatorial Studies in
the Department of Art at the University of Toronto. She has curated
numerous major exhibitions of contemporary art and its histories in
galleries and museums across Canada and internationally. She was
awarded the 2008 Hnatyshyn Award for Curatorial Excellence and was
the commissioner of the Canadian Pavilion for the 53rd Venice
Biennale in 2009.

Dream Time: We All Have Stories
Curator: Karen Alexander

Dream Time: We All Have Stories focuses on the challenges and
consequences of individuals and communities sharing urban spaces
and places, together. Exploring themes of migration, memory, hybridity
and transformation, the exhibition looks forward not toward a future
which throws everything together into a magical multicultural melting
pot, but rather one that sharply focuses on progressive ideas of
nationality and inclusion through a series of interventions,
investigations and explorations.

Karen Alexander is an independent film and moving image curator,
advisor and researcher and has worked with and for the Royal College
of Art, and the British Film Institute. She has acted as a consultant and
programmer for a wide range of festivals institutions and galleries,
including Film London, the Watershed Bristol, Tate, Birkbeck, Iniva, the
Serpentine Gallery, The British Library and the ICA London. Her areas
of expertise are UK artists’ film and video, feminist and post-colonial
politics of representation, gender and sexuality. Karen was appointed
Associate Fellow at Warwick University in the Film and Television
Studies department in 2015 and has been a trustee of the London-
based arts commissioning body Artangel since 2004.

Each curator will select one or two Open Call Projects for their
exhibition in consultation with the City of Toronto. Funding and
production support is provided by the City of Toronto.

The Open Call submission deadline by email is 11:59 p.m. on Monday,
December 19, 2016.

Applications are now being accepted. Further details, guidelines and
the Open Call application form can be found at
http://www.toronto.ca/nuitblanche.

Contact for Open Call Project Submissions: ocs [arobas] toronto [point] ca.

Independent Projects

Each year Nuit Blanche Toronto features self-funded installations under
the Independent Projects program. These are created by galleries,
schools, neighbourhoods, community organizations and individual
artists.

The Independent Projects submission deadline by email is 11:59 p.m.
on Monday, February 6, 2017.

Applications and guidelines for Independent Projects will be available
beginning Monday, November 14 at http://www.toronto.ca/nuitblanche.

Contact for Independent Project Submissions: ips [arobas] toronto [point] ca.

About Nuit Blanche Toronto
Nuit Blanche Toronto is the city’s annual all-night celebration of
contemporary art, produced by the City of Toronto in collaboration with
Toronto’s arts community. The event brings together the exceptional
talents of artists, curators, galleries, museums, cultural and educational
institutions, and neighbourhoods in a collaborative undertaking to
transform the city.

Nuit Blanche Toronto 2017 is the event’s 12th edition, and will be held
in Toronto from Saturday, September 30 to Sunday, October 1, 2017
(sunset to sunrise). The arts community will come together to offer both
uninitiated and devoted art lovers an accessible and exciting night of
contemporary art. This is an opportunity to celebrate and showcase
Toronto’s arts community and the City’s commitment to contemporary
art, bringing this experience to both Torontonians and out-of-town
visitors.

www.nuitblancheto.com

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THE UNION GALLERY: CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS

The Union Gallery is currently seeking proposals for exhibitions and projects in all artistic media for the Main Space and Project Room. This includes exhibitions, projects, collaborations, and workshops for our 2017-2018 programming season. Event applications are accepted throughout the year.

For more information on the gallery mandate and to download the application guidelines, go to:
http://uniongallery.queensu.ca/submissions/submissions-exhibitionsprojects.html
or contact Jocelyn Purdie, Director (jp14 [arobas] queensu [point] ca)

Deadline: November 15th, 2016 (early applications are welcome)
Please submit packages electronically to ugallery [arobas] queensu [point] ca (attn. Jocelyn Purdie)

The Union Gallery program supports the presentation of contemporary art in all media. All submissions are selected through a jury process using specific criteria that meets the gallery mandate. The main space is approximately 1,000 square feet. The project room is 160 square feet and is a self-contained space located inside the main gallery.

http://uniongallery.queensu.ca/
ugallery [arobas] queensu [point] ca | 613-533-3171
1st Floor Stauffer Library, Queen’s University
Kingston, ON, Canada
K7L 5C4

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PhotoEd Platform – Call for photography submissions
Emerging Canadian photography practitioners are invited to submit their work to the PhotoEd Platform.

www.photoedplatform.ca

The PhotoEd Platform is a new innovative project that inspires and promotes emerging Canadian contemporary photographers. The project will primarily function online, with live events as community touch-points. We are invested in developing a community of people for the ethical treatment of photography.

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS

The PhotoEd Platform creates connections between fresh image creators and seasoned industry experts, and includes the community at large. We want to show off and share new photography with everyone in Canada AND give back to the community.

By creating an online gallery/ marketplace curated by experts in the field, the NOURISH COLLECTION looks to demonstrate what’s possible through collaboration.

Images will be available for sale online in November as:

Low-res digital images for PERSONAL use as desktop/ mobile wallpaper. 100% of the profits from these sales will be donated to FOODBANKS CANADA.

High-res images available for commercial license.

High quality fine art prints.

DEADLINE: MIDNIGHT FRIDAY NOVEMBER 18, 2016

SUBMIT HERE: https://photoed.submittable.com/submit/65822/photoed-platform-call-for-submissions-nourish

Tags: #photoedplatform

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Call for Exhibition Proposals: Western Front, Vancouver, ongoing

Submissions are accepted on an ongoing basis and are reviewed by program curators. Artists/Musicians of all levels of experience are encouraged to apply, as are those from diverse backgrounds. Applications from artists from other disciplines who wish to expand their creative practices are welcome.

Please be aware that programming is often determined one to two years in advance. We will contact you if we feel that your proposal is suitable to the current programming at the Western Front.

Submissions should include:
1. Project Outline/Artist Statement (max 300 words)
2. Curriculum vitae / biography
3. Support material (digital images/text, CD, DVD)
4. Support material description with media, title and year of production

We accept links to online press kits and websites.

Please note: Submissions will not be returned. Please do not send originals or masters.more info: http://front.bc.ca/submissions/–

3. appels internationaux

Charlottenborg Spring Exhibition (Charlottenborg Forårsudstilling) is one of the most important open submission exhibitions in Europe, and has been held annually in Copenhagen since 1857. It originated as an exhibition showing new works by Danish artists and now features participants from many countries. Over the years it has included early works by such renowned international figures as Alvar Aalto, Per Kirkeby, Olafur Eliasson, Superflex and many others. The exhibition is organised by Charlottenborg Fonden.

Submissions
Submissions to the Charlottenborg Spring Exhibition 2017 can be made by artists of any nationality and country of residence, aged over 18 years. Submitted artworks may fall into a wide range of genres associated with art, architecture and design—including painting, drawing, sculpture, installation, photography, video, film, performance, design, craft, animation, sound and new media. Submissions are made digitally in the period December 1–22, 2016.

Jury
The jury of the Charlottenborg Spring Exhibition is made up of artists and other art and design professionals from the Nordic countries and beyond. It is intended that the Charlottenborg Spring Exhibition 2017 will include a broad range of competencies from the fields of art, architecture and design, and the jurors have been selected accordingly. In 2017 the jury will be Alex da Corte (artist, US), Torben Ribe (artist, Denmark) Stig L. Andersson (architect, Denmark), Hanna Nilsson/Byggstudio (designer, Sweden) and Line Clausen (curator, Denmark). For further information: www.springexhibition.com

Jury award
As well as selecting the works, the jury also nominates five artists for one special jury award: The Solo Award. The award recognizes overall artistic quality and present-day relevance, and is granted on the opening day of the exhibition. The Solo Award is accompanied by an invitation to exhibit at the following Charlottenborg Spring Exhibition 2018.

Exhibition
The exhibition is held at Kunsthal Charlottenborg in Copenhagen, one of the largest and most beautiful spaces for contemporary art in Europe, and the dates of the next exhibition are February 2–March 11, 2017. The exhibition allows a considerable number of artists to participate in a major international project and has over the years provided the first significant platform for many emerging artists, while also presenting important new pieces by more established figures. Charlottenborg Fonden publishes a richly illustrated catalog that includes all exhibiting artists.

Further information
Read more about the Charlottenborg Spring Exhibition here: www.springexhibition.com

For additional information please contact:

Mette Skov, Exhibition Coordinator
Charlottenborg Fonden
T +45 4028 2941 / mette [arobas] charlottenborg-fonden [point] dk

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Open call for prizes and artist residencies
October 3–November 17, 2016

www.videobrasil.org.br

Up until November 17, 2016, artists from the Global South and from Portuguese-speaking countries can enter their new or existing artworks in any language or theme to participate in the 20th Contemporary Art Festival Sesc_Videobrasil. The curators in charge of artist selection will choose as many as 50 artists to take part in art shows, video screenings, performances, meetings with artists, public program activities, educational actions, and publication launches set to take place during the Festival.

The featured artists and groups will compete for two types of prizes designated by two different juries. For the first time, the Festival will award three Acquisition Awards to artists with video works, each for a total sum of 25,000 BRL (subject to tax in accordance with the current Brazilian legislation). The works will become part of the Sesc Brazilian Art Collection. An international jury of contemporary art professionals will indicate the Acquisition Awards.

Another jury of delegates of the Festival’s residency institutions partners will grant five Artistic Residency Prizes to be used in the two years after the Festival (January 2018 / September 2019), for a period of eight weeks, in artistic residency institutions that are partners of the Festival. Airfare, accommodation, and per diems are included. Works contemplated with Artistic Residency Prizes will become part of the Videobrasil Collection.

20th Festival artist residencies
Relationships with local environment and community are the focus of A-I-R Laboratory, the residency program of the Centre for Contemporary Art Ujazdowski Castle in Warsaw, Poland, which encourages artists to present their work at public spaces, for increased involvement from the local population.

At the residency program of the Kyoto Art Center, in Japan, various art genres come together to connect with the city’s tradition and the heavily technological and industrial daily lives of its citizens.

In Salvador, Brazil, Residence Vila Sul, offered by Goethe-Institut, focuses on the South America-Africa connection and on conceptualizing the Global South, featuring ideal facilities for exhibitions and activities in various formats.

Cultural exchange between artists, the university community, and the public are the targets of the Wexner Center for the Arts in Columbus, affiliated with the Ohio State University, underscoring its commitment to feeding creative expression through its residency program.

Finally, Res Artis, an association devoted to fostering artist residencies with over 500 collaborators in more than 70 countries, will enable, for the first time, a collaboration with a Caribbean institution, yet to be confirmed.

Who can participate
The 20th Festival accepts applications by artists or groups of artists who were born or reside for five years or more in the countries belonging to the Global South and countries of the Community of Portuguese-Speaking Countries (CPLP). For this open call, the macro-region at hand will comprise countries in Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean, Asia (except Japan), Eastern and Western Europe, the Middle East, Oceania, and the Community of Portuguese-Speaking Countries—the latter being one of the new additions to this 20th edition. Apart from Brazil, the CPLP comprises: Angola, Cape Verde, Guinea-Bissau, Equatorial Guinea, Mozambique, Portugal, São Tomé and Príncipe, and East Timor.

Free online registration open until November 17: www.videobrasil.org.br/opencall

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Appel à candidature : Horizons « Arts-Nature » en Sancy 2017, Massif du Sancy, France

Horizons « Arts-Nature » en Sancy, programmé du 22 juin au 24 septembre 2017, est la onzième édition d’un événement d’art contemporain qui puise son originalité dans l’inscription de 10 œuvres plastiques éphémères réalisées, en pleine nature, spécifiquement pour le Massif du Sancy (Puy-de-Dôme), cadre grandiose entre lacs, volcans et eaux tortueuses, au sein des volcans d’Auvergne.

Rémunération artistique : montant de 8 000 € (comprenant la conception, le transport des matériaux, la réalisation et l’installation de l’œuvre, les déplacements, la restauration et l’hébergement des artistes sélectionnés).

Nombre de candidats sélectionnés : 10

Date limite de réception des candidatures le 12/11/2016 à 17h

Dossier numérique uniquement à adresser par WeTransfer à : candidature-horizons [arobas] sancy [point] com

Pour une présentation complète de l’événement et télécharger l’appel à candidature et les fiches descriptives des sites : www.horizons-sancy.com

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Triple Canopy’s 2016 call for proposalsApply online by November 13, 2016, at 11:59 EDT.
Commission recipients will be announced on December 15.

The magazine invites proposals for new work to be developed by artists and writers in collaboration with Triple Canopy’s editors for inclusion in our newest issue, Vanitas, which launched in September and will continue to unfurl in the coming year.

In an age defined by extremes of finitude and excess, deprivation and luxury, what is vanity? How do we register our own transitoriness even as we strive against decay and senescence, by way of cryogenics labs, biotechnology innovations, spa treatments, and the hoarding of material goods and digital files? This issue explores contemporary meditations on mortality as well as the delights, delusions, and pressures of fleshly existence, and ranges from the much-heralded “end of death” to collective processes of aging to the pursuit of impossible—or nearly impossible—forms of beauty. The name is taken from the opulent, hyperrealist still lifes popularized by Dutch and Flemish painters in the seventeenth century, which symbolize the brevity of human life and essential emptiness of earthly pursuits, even as they advertise the artist’s ability to fix time. These paradoxical images prompt us to consider how and why we strive to overcome death while reminding us of our certain mortality.

Commission recipients receive:

Eight to twelve months of artistic, editorial, and technical support
$1,500 honorarium
Opportunity to use Triple Canopy’s venue at 264 Canal Street for a performance or other public event
Coordination and production of any print publication or live event
Archiving of materials and long-term maintenance of any online version of the project by Triple Canopy in partnership with New York University’s Fales Library and Special Collections

Read the complete application guidelines.
Canopy Canopy Canopy, Inc.
264 Canal Street, 3W, New York, NY 10013 USA
contact [arobas] canopycanopycanopy [point] com
http://www.canopycanopycanopy.com

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Le Festival des Architectures Vives est un parcours architectural à destination du grand public, qui permet de découvrir ou redécouvrir des sites emblématiques de la ville de Montpellier et de la Ville de La Grande Motte grâce à des installations éphémères créées par de jeunes équipes d’architectes.

Le FAV vise à valoriser le travail de cette jeune génération qui propose, invente et expérimente et pour qui le FAV est généralement le premier projet construit. Il s’agit de créer un dialogue entre ces « architectures vives » et le grand public en valorisant le patrimoine existant et en l’ouvrant au plus grand nombre.

Le Festival est visité par un large public chaque année, en 2016, il a réunit plus de 20 000 visiteurs. 75 classes, représentant près de 2 000 enfants, de la première section de maternelle allant jusqu’au CM2 qui ont pris part à un programme d’encadrement autour de l’architecture et du patrimoine.

Pour sa douzième édition, le Festival des Architectures Vives à Montpellier se déroulera du 13 au 18 juin 2017 et la cinquième édition du festival à La Grande Motte se déroulera du 17 au 25 juin 2017. Le festival aura pour thématique l’Emotion

Un appel à candidatures est lancé pour :

– réaliser 10 installations dans le cadre du FAV à Montpellier
– réaliser 8 installations à La Grande Motte

La date butoir des dépôts de candidatures est fixée au vendredi 2 décembre 2016

http://festivaldesarchitecturesvives.com/

4 rue des Trésoriers de la Bourse
34000 Montpellier

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European Media Art Festival
// Festival: 26 – 30 April 2017
// Exhibition: 26 April – 21 May 2017
EMAF Newsletter 04.10.2016
www.emaf.de
CALL FOR ENTRIES

// WE WOULD LIKE TO INVITE YOU TO SUBMIT YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS TO
PARTICIPATE IN THE EMAF BY 06 DECEMBER 2016 !

// INFOS AND APPLICATION DOCUMENTS ARE AVAILABLE AT WWW.EMAF.DE
// We look forward to receiving your entries to the 30th European
Media Art Festival 2017, with new works. You’re invited to send us
films, videos, installation- and performance projects or expanded
media works. Please use the online forms for all submissions.

Each year the festival offers its visitors a current overview of
experimental films, installations, performances and new digital
formats, ranging from personal and political subjects or formal
experiments to provocative statements from the pulsating area of
« Media Art – Society ». The Festival sees itself as a place of
experimentation and a laboratory where extraordinary works,
experiments and ventures are created and presented.

// AWARDS
At the festival an international jury will select the « EMAF Award » for
a trend-setting work in Media Art, the « Newcomer Award », the « EMAF
Media Art Award of the Deutsche Filmkritik » and the « Dialog Award »
of the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs for the promotion of
intercultural exchange.
European Media Art Festival

// EMAF is one of the most influential forums of international Media
Art. As a meeting point for artists, curators, distributors, galleries
and an audience of experts the festival has a great impact on the
topics and aesthetics of Media Arts.

We warmly invite you to shape and discover the trends of experimental
media-arts in Osnabrueck in April 2017.

Your EMAF-team.
Contact/Address/Postal:
European Media Art Festival
Lohstraße 45 a
D-49074 Osnabrueck

phone +49 (0) 5 41 – 2 16 58
fax +49 (0) 5 41 – 2 83 27
mail info(at)emaf.de
http://www.emaf.de

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17 Media Art Biennale WRO: Draft SystemsSubmission deadline: November 15, 2016

WRO Art Center
Widok 7
50-052 Wrocław
Poland

T +48 71 343 32 40

wrocenter.pl
opencall.wrocenter.pl
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The program is open to various forms of expression and communication applying the artistic potential of new media and completed after January 1, 2015.

WRO 2017: Draft Systems
Overheated technological development considered at all stages has proven costly to the planet; barely established synergy is getting dissociated again, democracy as « best of the systems » seems to no longer be sustainable; we accept shaky, precarious and temporary positions; while seeking personalised alliances, we commit ourselves to loyalty towards communication procedures.

How does contemporary art reflect/express/imply these processes? How does artistic practice outline this changeable position framing it in a communication form—between installation and action, concept and artistic manifestation?

WRO Biennale: about
The WRO Media Art Biennale is the major forum for new media art in Poland, and one of the leading international contemporary art events in Europe. Since its inception in 1989, WRO has beenpresenting art forms created using new media for artistic expression and communication exploring current creative territories and building a critical perspective toward emerging issues in culture, art, society and technology.

The previous edition of the Biennale—WRO 2015: Test Exposure—was held at ten sites around the city of Wrocław: museums, galleries, department store, new building of the University Library before its opening to the public, private flat and public space, where the works of over 250 artists were shown. The exhibitions, concerts, performances, video projections, installations and conferences were attended by over 100,000 visitors.

The WRO 2015 catalogue is available both in print and online here.

Deadline for submissions: November 15, 2016, 23:59 (CET)

Opening events of WRO 2017: May 17–21, 2017

opencall.wrocenter.pl