La Liste de l’Association des groupes en arts visuels francophones présente les nouvelles de ses membres au Manitoba, en Ontario, au Nouveau-Brunswick et en Nouvelle-Écosse, et compile les appels de dossiers en arts visuels, arts médiatiques, performance, art public, etc. L’AGAVF vous offre une nouvelle année des plus créatives!
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Nouvelles des membres de l’AGAVF
Elvira Finnigan : Festin et Conséquences à la Galerie du CCFM
Centre culturel franco-manitobain (Winnipeg)
Elvira Finnigan – Festin et Conséquences
du 13 décembre au 2 février 2013
340, boulevard Provencher
Saint-Boniface, Manitoba
www.ccfm.mb.ca
Centre d’artistes Voix Visuelle (Ottawa)
Gail Bourgeois, Valerie Boivin et Élisabeth Dupond
Du 12 janvier au 19 février 2013
Vernissage : le samedi 12 janvier à 13h
81 avenue Beechwood
Vanier, Ontario
www.voixvisuelle.ca
Atelier d’estampe Imago (Moncton)
Résidence d’artiste: D’Arcy Wilson
du 11 au 25 janvier 2013
140, rue Botsford, rez-de-chaussée du Centre culturel Aberdeen
www.atelierimago.com
Le Laboratoire d’Art (Le Labo) (Toronto)
Nathalie Quagliotto – Les secrets d’une balançoire
du 29 janvier au 22 février 2013
vernissage: vendredi 1er février de 18h à 21h
Julie Lassonde invite Lo Bil, Simla Civelek, Maria Legault et Claude Wittmann – Performance – travaux en cours
samedi 19 janvier 2013 à 20h. 10$
Distillery District, 9 Trinity, suite 317
Toronto, Ontario
www.lelabo.ca
Le Trécarré (Pointe-de-l’Église)
L’art de l’estampe
du 18 janvier au 28 février 2013
Université Sainte-Anne
Pointe-de-l’Église, Nouvelle-Écosse
letrecarre.blogspot.com
Galerie d’art Louise et Reuben-Cohen (Moncton)
Lettres d’encouragement de Jennifer Bélanger
Derby de Jean-François Caissy
À l’affut et à l’écoute de Frédéric Lavoie
Commissaire : Angèle Cormier (Moncton)
Du 16 novembre 2012 au 20 janvier 2013
Pavillon Clément-Cormier
Centre universitaire de Moncton, Nouveau-Brunswick
www.umoncton.ca/umcm-ga
Maison des artistes visuels (Saint-Boniface)
Chloé Desjardins – Indices
du 17 janvier au 28 février 2013
vernissage: jeudi 17 janvier 2013
219, boulevard Provencher
Saint-Boniface, Manitoba
www.maisondesartistes.mb.ca
Galerie Sans Nom (Moncton)
Héloïse Audy –
In-Sight
Amanda B – Mister Winston’s Room
Du 11 janvier au 15 février
vernissage: 11 janvier à 19 h
140, rue Botsford, rez-de-chaussée du Centre culturel Aberdeen
Moncton, Nouveau-Brunswick
www.galeriesansnom.org
Galerie Glendon (Toronto)
Exposition de la compétition en arts visuels des étudiants de Glendon
du 15 au 25 janvier 2013
2275 av. Bayview, Collège Glendon, York Hall, C-130
Toronto, Ontario
www.glendon.yorku.ca/gallery
1. appels en français du Canada
Galerie Sans Nom – Moncton – 15 janvier 2013
Le Labo – Toronto – 15 janvier 2013
Galerie du Centre culturel franco-manitobain – Saint-Boniface – 30 janvier 2013
L’Écart – Rouyn-Noranda – 14 janvier 2013
Action Art Actuel – Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu – en tout temps
As Mare – Îles de la Madeleine – 1er mars 2013
Skol – Montréal – en tout temps
Praxis Art Actuel – Sainte-Thérèse – 3 février 2013
2. appels en anglais du Canada
Historic Gardens – Annapolis Royal – en cours
Winnipeg Folk Festival – 30 janvier 2013
Under new management – Toronto – 7 février 2013
Art Gallery of Regina – 15 janvier 2013
Glenfiddich and OCAD University – 31 janvier 2013
3. appels internationaux
Museum of Arte Útil – Queens Museum of Art – 15 février 2013
404 international festival of art & technology – 20 février 2013
Beam Camp – Spectacular Projecs – 18 janvier 2013
Concours création vidéo – CAUE 31 – 5 avril 2013
4. résidences
Rooms Provincial Art Gallery Division – Artist Residency 2013 – 18 janvier 2013
Chilkoot Artist in Residence – Alaska + Yukon – 1er février 2013
Institute for electronic arts – Alfred NY, États-Unis – 25 janvier 2013
Laboratoire-résidence Bloc 8-2014 – Praxis Art Actuel – 3 février 2013
The Arctic Circle – 15 janvier 2013
Henry Moore Institute – Leeds, Angleterre – 14 janvier 2013
Atelier Topaz – Ontario, Canada – en tout temps
International Helen M. Salzbert Artist in Residence Program – Floride, États-Unis – 22 janvier 2013
Brucebo Scholarships for Canadian Artists – Gotland, Suède – 31 janvier 2013
5. art public
Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority – Fairfax County & Loudoun County, VA, États-Unis – 15 février 2013
Songshan Station – Tapipei, Taiwan – 20 février 2013
Port Metro Vancouver – North Vancouver – 18 janvier 2013
New City Centre Library – City of Coquitlam – 23 janvier 2013
1. appels en français du Canada
Galerie Sans Nom
GSN sollicite des propositions d’artistes, de collectifs ou de commissaires
2012/2013
APPEL DE DOSSIER
Date limite : 15 janvier 2013
Les dossiers doivent comprendre :
• lettre d’intention
• titre et description détaillée du projet proposé
• les besoins techniques du projet
• curriculum vitae et une courte biographie
• 10 à 15 exemples de travaux récents (format numérique)
• liste détaillée du matériel d’appui
• enveloppe de retour affranchie (si vous souhaitez ravoir votre dossier)
• dossier de presse (facultatif)
La Galerie Sans Nom est un centre d’artistes voué à la présentation des arts visuels et multidisciplinaires. Depuis 1977, elle appuie les initiatives d’artistes, favorisant l’expérimentation et l’innovation. Sa programmation tient compte des tendances de l’art actuel et reflète les préoccupations et les réalités contemporaines, tout en étant pertinente pour son milieu et sa communauté d’artistes. La GSN étend ses activités à une variété de pratiques et de disciplines afin de répondre aux besoins changeants d’une communauté diverse dans un milieu urbain en croissance.
La Galerie Sans Nom respecte les cachets d’artistes recommandés par CARFAC.
Galerie Sans Nom
140 rue Botsford St, Locaux 13 et 16
Moncton, NB E1C 4X5
T. 506.854.5381 F. 506.857.2064
http://galeriesansnom.org
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Le Labo lance son appel à projet pour 2013-2014, merci de le faire circuler dans vos réseaux :
Date limite de soumission : 15 janvier 2013
Des questions ? info [arobas] lelabo [point] ca ou 416.861.1853
Plus d’infos ? www.lelabo.ca/appels
Centre d’arts médiatiques francophone
Francophone media arts centre
Quartier de la Distillerie ·
9 TRinity Street · Studio 317
Toronto, ON M5A 3C4, Canada
(+1) 416-861-1853
www.lelabo.ca
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La Galerie du Centre culturel franco-manitobain
Appel aux artistes en arts visuels
Le Centre culturel franco-manitobain vous invite à soumettre une proposition d’exposition
en arts visuels pour la période de programmation allant de janvier 2014 à mars 2015.
À noter : L’utilisation du masculin a pour but d’alléger le texte et désigne à la fois les hommes
et les femmes sans discrimination.
Le Centre culturel franco-manitobain abrite une galerie d’art depuis sa construction en 1974. Celle-ci occupe 1 550 pieds carrés au rez-de-chaussée de l’édifice, au cœur du lieu public. Au cours des années, la Galerie du CCFM a présenté plusieurs expositions importantes pour initier la communauté francophone du Manitoba aux arts visuels. Le Centre culturel franco-manitobain est présentement à la recherche de soumissions pour des expositions en arts visuels, pour la période de programmation allant de janvier 2014 à mars 2015. Tout artiste professionnel ayant terminé sa formation de base, ayant pratiqué son art pendant au moins un an depuis la fin de ses études, et ayant à son actif un corps d’œuvres pour exposition est invité à déposer sa soumission pour une exposition dans la Galerie.
Comment postuler ?
Remplir la demande : CCFM – Artistes Appel de soumission 2013-2014
Date d’échéance : Le mercredi 30 janvier 2013
http://www.ccfm.mb.ca/francais/galer_fr.php
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Appel de dossiers 2013-2014
L’Écart invite les artistes professionnels et de la relève, les collectifs d’artistes et les commissaires en art actuel à soumettre un projet d’exposition ou un projet de création in situ pour sa programmation 2013-2014.
Les dossiers doivent comprendre :
• Un curriculum vitae (maximum 1 page)
• Une description du projet d’exposition en lien avec la démarche artistique (maximum 1 page)
• De 15 à 20 images JPEG sur CD-ROM, ou documents vidéographiques (DVD), le tout clairement identifié et accompagné d’une liste descriptive
• Tout autre document pertinent
Les dossiers doivent être acheminés au:
Comité de programmation
L’Écart.. . lieu d’art actuel
167, avenue Murdoch, C. P. 2273
Rouyn-Noranda (Qc)
J9X 5A9
Date limite : 14 janvier 2013
Pour plus d’information :
Téléphone : 819.797.8738
Courrier électronique : ecart [arobas] cablevision [point] qc [point] ca
www.lecart.org
*Veuillez prendre note qu’il n’y aura aucun retour de dossier.
*Les dossiers envoyés par courrier électronique ou par télécopieur ne seront pas considérés.
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APPEL DE DOSSIERS EN TOUT TEMPS
En vue de sa saison 2013-2014, Action Art Actuel invite les artistes, les groupes d’artistes et les commissaires à proposer un dossier à son comité de programmation. En plus des présentations en salle; installations, sculptures, œuvres en deux dimensions, AAA portera une attention particulière aux dossiers combinant une intervention hors les murs tel que performances, art relationnel, collaboration avec le public.
Votre dossier qui doit contenir :
• Une lettre de présentation
• Un curriculum vitae
• Une description du projet proposé
• Un texte explicatif de votre démarche artistique
• 12 images numériques format jpeg de moins de 2Mo
• Une liste descriptive des documents visuels
• Toutes autres informations pertinentes, telles que : dossier de presse, site Web, etc.
Action Art Actuel respecte les barèmes établis par CARFAC pour le paiement des cachets d’artistes.
Les artistes et les commissaires peuvent faire parvenir leur dossier par la poste à l’adresse suivante :
Action Art Actuel
190 rue Richelieu
Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu (Québec)
J3B 6X4
INFORMATION
Marie Hébert
450 357-2178
direction [arobas] action-art-actuel [point] org
www.action-art-actuel.org
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** APPEL DE DOSSIERS ** COLIS SUSPECT ** Programmation 2013-2014 ** Date limite : 1er mars 2013
Le centre d’artistes AdMare lance un appel de dossiers et invite les artistes intéressés à soumettre un projet d’exposition
pour peupler la programmation 2013-2014 de l’espace Colis suspect, totalisant huit expositions, d’une durée de six semaines chacune.
Consultez ici l’appel de dossier:
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0BwuOV3L6Xo5Ra2E4MkJQUXZ6cEk/edit?pli=1
Téléchargez ici le formulaire.
Pour plus d’information :
Téléphone : 418-986-3083.
Courriel : admare [arobas] lino [point] com
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APPEL DE DOSSIERS – PROGRAMMATION RÉGULIÈRE
Skol invite les artistes et autres membres de la communauté artistique à soumettre des propositions pour des projets de courte ou de longue durée, ou encore, des propositions qui donnent continuité à des recherches déjà en cours dans notre programmation. Il s’agit, dans ce cas, de permettre un échange entre différents professionnels de l’art dont les recherches et l’expérimentation pourront activer différents espaces et produire différentes formes autant dans la galerie que hors-les-murs.
Il peut s’agir d’une exposition, d’une intervention, d’un partenariat, d’un projet de commissariat, d’un cours de maître, d’une publication, d’un séminaire ou colloque, de performances, de conférences, d’ateliers de production, de projections ponctuelles ou en série, d’une fouille dans les archives, d’une initiative de financement ou même d’un ensemble de ces formes regroupées dans un projet d’envergure.
Skol accepte les dossiers en tout temps.
Tous les dossiers doivent comprendre :
• Un court texte au sujet de votre pratique artistique
• Un texte présentant votre projet
• Un curriculum vitæ (max. 3 pages)
• Un maximum de 20 images (JPG n’excédant pas 1 Mo ou 1024 X 768 pixels), et/ou un lien vers des extraits vidéo ou audio (5 min. max.) qui représentent votre démarche artistique
• Une description détaillée de vos images ou vidéos
Information générale :
• L’appel est ouvert aux artistes et aux professionnels de l’art de tout âge et niveau d’expérience
• Les dossiers seront évalués par un comité de pairs
• Skol paie les droits de diffusion et honoraires selon les taux recommandés par la CARFAC
• Un plan de la galerie est disponible sur le site Internet en format PDF(http://skol.ca/fr/appel-propositions/). Veuillez noter que cet espace est variable puisque le comité de programmation peux proposer d’y présenter deux expositions divisées par un mur.
SVP envoyez vos dossiers par courriel à l’adresse suivante : skol [arobas] skol [point] ca
Sujet : PROJET POUR LA PROGRAMMATION REGULIÈRE
Une réponse vous sera transmise par courriel quatre à six mois après la réception de votre dossier.
Svp faites parvenir vos dossiers en personne durant les heures d’ouverture ou par la poste à l’adresse suivante:
Équipe de programmation
Centre des arts actuels Skol
372, rue Sainte-Catherine O., espace 314
Montréal, QC H3B 1A2
Pour plus d’informations:
Stéphanie Chabot
Tel.
+1.514.398.9322
schabot [arobas] skol [point] ca
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Appel à projets Praxis Art Actuel
Laboratoire-résidence Bloc 8
– 2014
Date de tombée : 3 février 2013
Praxis Art Actuel lance son appel de dossiers pour la programmation du Bloc 8. Ce Bloc se tiendra du printemps à l’automne 2014.
Nous invitons les artistes professionnels à proposer des projets innovants qui s’éloignent du cadre habituel d’exposition, s’infiltrent dans l’espace public et s’inspirent des caractéristiques du lieu dans lequel ils se retrouvent afin de le questionner, de l’interpréter, de le modeler et de le transformer.
Les projets peuvent toucher à la fois à des particularités et des caractéristiques géographiques, sociales, économiques ou culturelles de la Ville de Sainte-Thérèse ou de la région des Laurentides.
Les artistes sont ainsi invités à redéfinir des problématiques liées à leur démarche artistique ou approfondir certaines facettes de leur pratique.
Praxis Art Actuel s’intéresse aux processus de création axés sur le travail in situ ou in socius, en lien avec des groupes (individus, étudiants, travailleurs, commerçants…), des organismes, des espaces, des lieux ou des territoires considérés dans leur spécificité.
www.praxisartactuel.org/Communications/programmation/bloc/Appel-Bloc8_Praxis.pdf
2. appels en anglais du Canada
The Historic Gardens in Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia would like to invite artists to submit an expression of interest in displaying sculptural works in the Gardens for our 2013 season. The Gardens has been an outdoor gallery and displayed sculpture from various artisits since 2007, and we are interested in having more and more artists involved in this project!
We would greatly appreciate it if you and your organization would make the attached information available to your members and other interested artists. This document and information on the Gardens will be available on our website.
www.historicgardens.com
If you have any questions I would be pleased to answer them.
Thank you very much.
All the best,
Karen Achenbach
Karen Achenbach
Horticultural Manager
Historic Gardens
Annapolis Royal, NS
902-532-5834
www.historicgardens.com
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Winnipeg Folk Festival: Call to Visual Artists, Deadline January 30
Prairie Outdoor Exhibition – Call for Submissions
Deadline to Apply January 30, 2013
The Prairie Outdoor Exhibition is a sprawling outdoor gallery in Birds Hill Provincial Park held during the Winnipeg Folk Festival July 10-14, 2013. The festival is looking for visual artists to exhibit work in this beautiful outdoor setting. Experience this unique outdoor gallery and create something that will inspire, engage, challenge and amuse our festival patrons. When submitting proposals please consider safety, ease of installation and removal, lasting impact on the natural environment, and the ability of the work to withstand sun, wind, rain, and curious patrons/children. Artists are responsible for installing and removing work.
Information and application forms are now available on our website.
Contact: ahelene [arobas] winnipegfolkfestival [point] ca
204-231-0096
For more information, visit http://www.winnipegfolkfestival.ca
You can find more information about Winnipeg Folk Festival on the Winnipeg Cultural Map here.
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UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
Seeking video work for a curated project by Suzanne Carte & Su-Ying Lee (Under New Management) taking place in March 2013 at ODD Gallery at the Klondike Institute of Art and Culture (KIAC) in Dawson City, Yukon. The exhibition will take the form of a video rental store that carries artists’ videos. The project employs the characteristics of the retail environment to connect to the local community while, challenging the gallery’s role as an intermediary that delimits the viewer’s direct access to art. “Customers” are asked to pay what they wish, which can be interpreted as cash, a non-monetary exchange, critique, or no remuneration. This facet is in place as an experimental form of engagement, where artists have the opportunity to receive responses directly from viewers. In turn, the viewer has an uncommon channel to the artist. In addition to payment, rental and return are also on an honour-system basis therefore removing barriers that exist due to membership, deposit, and return policies at commercial ventures.
Background
This is the second iteration of the Under New Management video “rental” store. As part of a larger exhibition/project, the first store took place in Toronto from August 3-14, 2010. This method of disseminating video art to the general public was exceptionally popular during its short run.
For information about the project visit: http://www.mediafieldsjournal.org/storage/issue1/Hogan/Media-Fields-1-Hogan.pdf
http://www.thestar.com/entertainment/article/839799–queen-west-has-a-surprise-in-store
Terms
Your DVD will be loaned to anyone who wishes to borrow it. Customers will pay whatever they wish and any fee collected for your work will be sent to you. The video will be archived in the Video Store Rental collection for future exhibitions.
Submissions
We are accepting work on DVD immediately. Feel free to send several titles.
-Any duration, style and genre
-Package your submission in a 191 x 135 mm DVD case
-Front of case: label image, artist’s name and title
-Back of case: synopsis and duration and any other info you wish to include i.e. short bio, website
-Work will be loaned to the general public. It is crucial that you note if your title contains any explicit language, nudity, sex or violence. This will not prevent your title from being selected for inclusion. This information will be used to make our « customers » aware of content
**Fill out and return the agreement form with your submission
Deadline February 7, 2013
Mail submissions to:
Under New Management
3 Sheridan Avenue
Toronto, Ontario M6K 2G5
Canada
Inquiries can be directed to suzannecarte [arobas] gmail [point] com OR suying [point] lee [arobas] utoronto [point] ca
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The Art Gallery of Regina’s Curatorial Objectives are:
To show the very best contemporary art currently being produced in this province in the broadest range possible in terms of genres and styles.
To present interesting and provocative exhibitions from outside the province that inspire the creation of new work and provide a context for Saskatchewan art.
To provoke an investigation into the deeper issues underlying contemporary art to generate public interest and facilitate dialogue among artists and audiences.
Submissions
The Gallery invites exhibition proposals from artists and independent curators. Priority is given to Saskatchewan artists although all Canadian artists will be considered. Submissions should include: 20 slides or digital images, C.V., artist’s statement, installation and equipment requirements, and self-addressed stamped envelope. Submission deadlines are:
January 15 and June 15
Send to:
Karen Schoonover, Director/Curator
Art Gallery of Regina
Neil Balkwill Civic Arts Centre,
PO Box 1790
Regina, Saskatchewan
S4P 3C8
No email submissions please.
http://www.artgalleryofregina.ca/Submissions.html
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Glenfiddich and OCAD University
Issue Call for Canadian Artists to Enter Competition for the Coveted 2013 Glenfiddich Artist-in-Residence Prize
Submissions: Open Now
Glenfiddich and OCAD University are issuing a « Call to Artists » currently living and creating art in Canada to enter the internationally renowned competition for the prestigious 2013 Glenfiddich Artist-in-Residence Prize.
The Canadian winner will be one of only eight artists worldwide to be awarded the art community’s coveted prize to live and work at the Glenfiddich distillery in Dufftown, Scotland. The three-month residency valued at $20,000 per artist represents the Glenfiddich commitment to the arts and the communities it serves.
Now in its 12th year, the Glenfiddich Artist-in-Residence Prize annually attracts over 100 submissions across the country from the visual arts. The prize covers the cost of travel, living expenses and materials throughout the residency. From the submissions, four jury members choose seven finalists and ultimately one winner.
While living in crofts (traditional small Scottish farm houses), artists are encouraged to find inspiration from the unique setting in the Scottish Highlands. The experience provides an opportunity unlike any other for artists to work in an international community, share in a dialogue with other artists and foster cross-disciplinary ideas.
The Glenfiddich Artist-in-Residence Prize has sponsored over 84 artists since its inception in 2002.
Submissions Deadline: Thursday, January 31, 2013 Applicants should email onsite [arobas] ocadu [point] ca for terms of reference, program and selection criteria.
3. appels internationaux
Queens Museum of Art
Open Call: Projects for
the Museum of Arte Útil
Submission deadline:
February 15, 2013
opencall [arobas] arteutil [point] net
www.arteutil.net
www.queensmuseum.org
www.vanabbemuseum.nl
www.taniabruguera.com
The Museum of Arte Útil is a collaboration between the artist Tania Bruguera, the Queens Museum of Art, New York and the Van Abbemuseum, Eindhoven. The Museum of Arte Útil is the result of Tania Bruguera’s decade of research into a concept that emphasizes effectiveness and implementation over representation, looking at historical and contemporary examples of alternative strands in socially informed art practice.
« Útil » as a term refers to something being useful. But it goes further than the English translation, encompassing the idea of a tool or device. Bruguera states that « Arte Útil » moves beyond a propositional format, into one that actively creates, develops and implements new functionalities to benefit society at large. »
The project will comprise research, an online platform, an association of Arte Útil practitioners, a series of public projects, a lab presentation at the Queens Museum of Art beginning in February 2013, culminating in the transformation of the old building of the Van Abbemuseum into the Museum of Arte Útil in the Fall of 2013 and a publication. The aim is to present a survey of past and present projects that are rooted in the notion of art’s use to its users and to society at large. Central to the project’s various forms is this open call.
The notion of what constitutes Arte Útil has been arrived at via a set of criteria that Bruguera and the participating museums’ curators have formulated. These criteria will set the parameters of the project and its working methodology. Arte Útil projects should:
1- Propose new uses for art within society
2- Challenge the field within which it operates (civic, legislative, pedagogical, scientific, economic, etc)
3- Be ‘timing specific,’ responding to current urgencies
4- Be implemented and function in real situations
5- Replace authors with initiators and spectators with users
6- Have practical, beneficial outcomes for its users
7- Pursue sustainability whilst adapting to changing conditions
8- Re-establish aesthetics as a system of transformation
We are inviting the public to submit information on past or ongoing projects that align with these criteria. Submitted projects should meet as many of these criteria as possible. The selected projects will be listed on www.arteutil.net, to be launched in February and will be considered for inclusion in the artist association, the exhibition at the Queens Museum, the Van Abbemuseum, and/or the publication. Projects can be submitted by anyone, from any field, and need not be submitted by the initiators of the project.
An open call form can be accessed and submitted at www.arteutil.net, where further information on the project can be found.
The deadline for project submissions is February 15th, 2013.
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Call for entries
Deadline: 20 February 2013
“404 INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF ART & TECHNOLOGY”
LAUNCHES ITS 10TH OPEN CALL FOR NEW MEDIA CREATIONS.
On 2013, “404 International Festival of Art & Technology” celebrates one decade of existence.
“404 Festival” launches its 10th open call destined to artists and researchers from all over the world with the aim of spread and stimulates new media creations.
Authors can submit their works in the following areas:
NET-ART
STIL IMAGE
ANIMATION / VIDEO
MUSIC
THEORY
PERFORMANCE
INSTALLATION
Submission is free.
Please follow the instructions published on www.404festival.com
Deadline: 20th February 2013.
Download terms and entry form > http://www.404festival.com/eng/opencall.htm
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Beam Camp Seeks Proposals for Spectacular Projects
Worldwide call seeks ideas from Engineers, Architects, Designers, Sculptors, Builders, Agriculturists, Videographers, Technologists, Artists and Makers of all kinds
Past Project Images: http://flic.kr/s/aHsj5LFz65
Proposal Submission Info and Form: http://www.beamcamp.com/project-proposal/
Beam Camp, the summer camp for the fine and manual arts, technology and collaboration, today opens its annual international search to find its 2013 Beam Projects. The large-scale collaborative projects are realized by Beam campers, aged 7-17, and staff at the camp’s 106-acre facility in Strafford, New Hampshire.
Projects are budgeted at $10,000. Winning designers receive a $2,500 honorarium and are invited to visit camp during the project’s production.
Proposals can be submitted on the Beam Camp website until Friday, January 11, 2013 with Semi-finalists announced on January 18, 2013. (submission page: http://www.beamcamp.com/project-proposal/).
Beam offers these prompts for proposals:
– Project should be big and ambitious and result in a unique and spectacular product.
– Project Master should have experience in executing the kind of idea proposed.
– Projects should take advantage of Beam’s outdoor space and rural location, but need not be about camp, children or nature.
Beam Camp Co-Director Danny Kahn says of the Project, “it’s a chance for kids to walk around inside the mind of a designer of big things and systems. The kids get to learn project-specific making skills and practice the tools of collaboration, and more importantly see how to bring to life a passionately held and expertly developed idea.”
The Beam Projects for summer 2012 reflected Beam’s core emphasis on cultivating creative thinking and applied collaborative work. In “Creature Quake,” Beam Project 2012.1, landscape architects Rachel Kunreuther and Douglas Stookey’s proposal, Beam campers and staff constructed enormous creatures in earth, sky and lake. In “Navigating Dreams,” Beam Project 2012.2, proposed by Matthew Springett Associates, Beam campers and staff created a night sky of LED constellations controlled and navigated by a boat-machine.
Previous winners include Caitlin Berrigan’s “Macro/Micro Domes,” Steve Gerberich and Nathaniel Lieb’s “Beam Fleet,” Jan Drojarski and Jon Bocksel’s “Jungletopia,” Christine Baumgartner and Manuel Kretzer’s “Float With The Flowers,” the solar-powered film “A Trip to the Sun” by Daniela Kostova and Mike DeSeve, WIgnall & Moore’s “The Stories of Machines That Never Flew” and “The Habitats of Parker Mountain” by pragmatopia and architecture students of the University of Kassel, Germany.
ABOUT BEAM CAMP Beam Camp offers two 4 week summer sessions for kids aged 7-17 in Strafford, New Hampshire. Campers cultivate hands-on skills while exploring innovative thinking, design and the creative process. They swim, hike, play games and enjoy 750 acres of mountain, forests and lakes, while transforming ideas into artifacts and personal achievement into community success.
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Concours création vidéo autour de l’architecture proposé par le CAUE 31
APPEL A PROJETS
A l’occasion de la première édition du concours Archi’Court, le CAUE 31 lance un appel à projets pour des créations vidéos autour de l’architecture.
Le concours Archi’Court a pour objectif la valorisation de la culture architecturale, de l’urbanisme et du paysage au travers du regard de jeunes créateurs vidéos.
L’appel à candidature s’adresse à des créateurs de tous bords, cinéphiles, architectes, documentaristes, vidéastes, étudiants, qu’ils soient amateurs ou proféssionnels, désireux d’exprimer l’architecture, l’urbanisme ou le paysage au travers de la vidéo. La création est libre mais doit suivre le fil conducteur d’une thématique donnée.
Nous avons choisi pour cette première édition du projet une thématique large et ouverte, qui invite à la création et où les points de fuite ouvrent une multiplicité de choix.
Les lauréats et les vidéos sélectionnées seront diffusées durant le deuxième semestre 2013 au sein de l’espace vidéo du CMAV ainsi que sur son site internet.
THEMATIQUE 2013 :
Renversant
PRIX A LA CREATION :
Premier prix : 750 euros
Deux mentions : 250 euros
Prix à la diffusion pour vidéos sélectionnées : 150 euros (10 vidéos pourraient être sélectionnées pour cette rubrique)
DATE LIMITE D’ENVOI :
Vos créations doivent être envoyées au plus tard le 5 avril 2013.
Une préinscription est souhaitée avant cette date à l’aide du formulaire en bas de page.
FORMAT :
Les vidéos doivent être envoyées par courrier en format Blu-ray.
Durée min. : 5 minutes
4. résidences
Rooms Provincial Art Gallery Division – Artist Residency 2013 – Newfoundland, Canada (Deadline: Jan 18th, 2013)
The Rooms Provincial Art Gallery Division supports, along with its partners, a series of Summer Artist-in-Residence programs. The Summer Residencies at Gros Morne National Park and Terra Nova National Park Residencies are two Parks Canada partnered residencies that are open to Canadian and international professional visual artists, working in any media, and whose work reflects or draws on the natural environment:
Gros Morne National Park
The Rooms Provincial Art Gallery Division and Parks Canada are pleased to offer a summer residency program at Gros Morne National Park on Newfoundland and Labrador’s west coast. With the assistance of The Canada Council for the Arts, the program provides an artists’ honoraria and Parks Canada will assist with living accommodations/work space.
Provincial/national/international artists can apply for stays of 3 – 6 weeks. Some element of public access must be provided weekly – slide talk, “open studio”, or workshop to be determined with Parks Canada. Five artists will be selected for the residencies. Artists have to determine preferred length of stay, and two choices of time frame between May and October, 2013.
NOTE: A vehicle is highly desirable.
Terra Nova National Park
The Rooms Provincial Art Gallery Division and Parks Canada are pleased to offer a summer residency program at Terra Nova National Park on Newfoundland and Labrador’s east coast. With the assistance of The Canada Council we will provide artists’ honoraria and Terra Nova National Park will assist with living accommodations. There is no formal work space.
Provincial/national/international artists can apply for stays of 3 – 6 weeks. Some element of public access must be provided weekly – slide talk, “open studio” or workshop to be determined with Parks Canada. Four artists will be selected for the residencies. Artists have to determine preferred length of stay, and two choices of time frame between May and October, 2013.
NOTE: A vehicle is highly desirable.
And one community-based residency, also open to Canadian and international professional visual artists, working in any media, whose work reflects or draws on the natural environment or whose interests are appropriate to the cultural and historical aspects of the location:
Landfall Trust, Brigus
The Landfall Trust, a non-profit committee in charge of an historic house in Brigus (the house where Rockwell Kent stayed during WWI) has become a co-sponsor with The Rooms’ Provincial Art Gallery to offer an artist-in-residency program in Brigus, Conception Bay, Newfoundland. The Brigus committee, as co-sponsor, will be the contact for living at the house and interacting with the community. The Canada Council for the Arts will be the sponsor for funding the artists’ honoraria. Provincial/national/international artists can apply for a stay of 3 weeks beginning the end of June and the first 2 weeks of July, 2013.
NOTE: A vehicle is highly desirable.
APPLICATION DEADLINE: January 18, 2013
Mail your application to:
Canada Post Address:
The Rooms
Provincial Art Gallery Division
P.O. Box 1800
St. John’s, NL
A1C 5P9
Courier Address:
The Rooms
Provincial Art Gallery Division
9 Bonaventure Avenue
St. John’s, NL
A1C 5P9
Information: 709-757-8048 or email jasonsellars [arobas] therooms [point] ca
Art in the Park Brochure (PDF)
CHECKLIST:
Applications should include:
• Current curriculum vitae, including exhibition record
• 10 to 15 visual-work examples – jpeg format DVD, CD (image 300 dpi).
• Short statement of interest and a description of work to be carried out during the residency. The applicant should also describe why she/he wishes to do the residency, and what particular perspective he/she will bring to the program
• Indication of public access programming to be offered by the artist, for the public at large and for young people
• Preferred length of stay, and two choices of time frame between May and October, 2013
• Two artists may make a joint application, each submitting visuals and other information, if they are prepared to share the honorarium and living/working space. These are working residencies; family and friends cannot accompany artists.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Applications sent by fax or e-mail will not be accepted.
Artists’ Honoraria: $1,500.00 CANADIAN
Sponsors:
The Canada Council for the Arts
Parks Canada
Landfall Trust
MORE INFO: http://www.therooms.ca/artinthepark/default.asp
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Yukon Arts Centre Chilkoot Trail – Artist Residency Program 2013
Location: Skagway, Alaska, USA and Whitehorse Yukon Canada
Deadline: 2/1/2013
Duration: Summer 2013: Two weeks in either: Late June – early July o Mid July o Late July – early August
Eligibility: This residency is open to Canadian and American visual artists.
Costs: Artists will receive $500.00 USD for reimbursement for travel from Alaska Geographic, support from Klondike Gold Rush NHP in purchasing necessary art supplies and gear up to $200.00 USD and will receive a $1000.00 CAD honorarium from the Yukon Arts Centre.
• Artists will be responsible for providing their own food, hiking/camping equipment and working materials and for their travel arrangements.
• Artists will be responsible for obtaining valid passports and the required international work permits and/or visas and are strongly advised to purchase extended health insurance. (Requirement for US temporary work visa.)
Description:
Together, the Yukon Arts Centre, Parks Canada and the US National Park Service are seeking submissions for three visual artists – one from Canada, one from the United States and one regional (Yukon or Alaskan residents) to participate in an international creative journey within the Klondike Gold Rush National Historic Park, Alaska and the Chilkoot Trail National Historic Site, British Columbia.
This international residency entails a journey on foot, starting from Dyea in Alaska and ending at Bennett Lake in British Columbia. Artists will follow the infamous Chilkoot Trail “once trod by Tlingit First Nation traders and Klondike Gold Rush stampeders.” Over two weeks, artists will hike over the pass, taking their time to interact with other hikers, and soak in the natural and historic beauty of the trail.
Summary:
Artists will hike the entire Chilkoot Trail during a two week backpacking trip, spending several days at multiple locations. Each artist will be required to provide and carry all of their backpacking gear, food and art supplies for the journey (though food caches along the way will likely be available, provided artists arrange delivery in time for May flights). In order to facilitate the trip each artist may be accompanied by one support person (friend or family) to help share the load and enhance safety while traveling, camping and working in bear country. Artists will receive $500.00 USD for reimbursement for travel from Alaska Geographic, support from Klondike Gold Rush NHP in purchasing necessary art supplies and gear up to $200.00 USD and will receive a $1000.00 CAD honorarium from the Yukon Arts Centre.
This residency is open to Canadian and American visual artists.
Deadline: Feb 1, 2013.
All submissions must arrive by this date.
Application should include
• Artist resume
• Brief biography for promotional purposes
• 10 – 15 digital images of the artist’s work (or other visual support material), along with title, date, medium and (optional) brief descriptions of each work.
• Statement of interest and a description of work to be carried out during the residency. The applicant should describe:
o why he/she wishes to do the residency
o outreach activity ideas for during or after the residency
o what particular perspective he/she will bring to the program.
• Brief description of your experience interacting with the public. This could include but is not limited to teaching, presenting artist talks or demonstrations, hosting open studios, or participating in arts and craft fairs.
• A summary of your outdoor experiences, in particular: trail hikes, wilderness camping, extended backpacking trips, and ability to hike over mountainous terrain (non-technical).
• A ranking of your preferred two weeks to hike the trail (1-2-3). As well, please identify times that you are not available. If you are selected, we will try to offer your first choice, but we cannot guarantee it.
o Late June – early July
o Mid July
o Late July – early August
All applications will be reviewed by a committee consisting of representatives from the Yukon Art Centre, Parks Canada, US National Park Service and the Skagway Arts Council. Selections will be made within four weeks after the deadline.
Canadian applicants: mail/courier/deliver your application to:
Yukon Arts Centre
ATT: Mary Bradshaw, Gallery Director
Box 16, 300 College Dr. Whitehorse, YT
Y1A 5X9
Tel (867) 667-8485 Fax (867) 393-6300 gallerydirector [arobas] yac [point] ca
www.yukonartscentre.com
American applicants: mail/courier/deliver your application to:
Klondike Gold Rush National Historic Site: Chilkoot Artist in Residence
PO Box 517, Skagway, AK 99840
Contact Cindy Von Halle
Tel (907) 983-9206 Fax (907) 983-9249
cynthia_von_halle [arobas] nps [point] gov
yukonartscentre.com/programs/chilkoot_trail_artist_residency_program
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INSTITUTE FOR ELECTRONIC ARTS – Experimental Project Residency Program – Alfred NY USA
Institute for Electronic Arts (IEA) is currently accepting applications for one week, New York State artist residencies for traditional and digital print projects.
Applications for these opportunities are due by January 25th, 2013.
Please see the Apply page for more details.
http://blogs.alfred.edu/iea/?page_id=297
The IEA’s Experimental Project Residency Program will support an artist with a one week residency, $1200 stipend, travel, lodging, technology access, materials and technical assistance. Artists have access to a combination of historical, contemporary and emerging media arts tools and materials that they would ordinarily not have available.
Artists will also have access to state of the art digital arts facilities. Access will include a digital large-format printing facility, and facilities for the production of laser etching/cutting, stone lithography, photo etching, wood block, and silk-screen printing. We have recently upgraded all of our large Epson printers, added a 60” wide Epson 11880 printer, and silk-screen facilities. The resident artists have 24 hour dedicated access to the IEA studio and equipment. The artists also have access to the various exhibition space and technologies. The IEA research associate will work with the resident artist. Additional technical staff and faculty are also available for consultation.
The IEA lab has 4 Mac Intel Quad workstations, with a large range of software including Photoshop, Illustrator, After Effects, InDesign, Max/MSP/Jitter, and Flash, among others. Artist have access to a high density Cannon EOS 5d mkII single lens reflex still cameras, a Scitex/Creo Eversmart Pro 8200ppi resolution large bed scanner, an Iris Printer capable of printing on a variety of papers up to 46×34”, and other print production technologies. We have been working with artists using On Demand Printing for artist books. We hope to add a new Laser cutter capable of cutting/etching metal, wood, and paper up to sizes of 24×48”.
A full list of our facilities can be found here. http://blogs.alfred.edu/iea/?page_id=72
To apply, please send an e-mail to iea [arobas] alfred [point] edu by January 25th, 2013 with the following:
• Applicant’s legal name, address, and primary phone number (If selected, we will need your Social Security number for payment of stipend and reimbursement purposes, however we do not need you to provide this with your application)
• A short preliminary project proposal, as an attached .PDF
• An up to one page artist statement, as an attached .PDF
• A brief resumé (No greater than two pages please), as an attached .PDF
• Please include your name in each of the above .PDFs
Additionally, please send no more than twenty images as JPEGs at 72 ppi with a largest dimension no greater than 1024 px, plus an 8.5×11” thumbnail sheet with titles, dimensions, medium, and year for each piece. It is preferred that you send these files to us through an online FTP service such as yousendit.com, Dropbox, or 4shared.com (which offers free service). However, images may also be sent as a .zip file attached to the application e-mail or mailed as a data CD or a USB drive to the IEA address listed here.
For drives please note that we are a Mac facility and may not be able to read files off of a drive formatted for Windows (NTFS). Discs and drives will be returned if you supply return postage.
We will notify applicants of the status of their application shortly after the call deadline.
If you have any questions please check out our FAQ page, or e-mail us via the address here.
The Institute for Electronic Art’s Experimental Project Residency Program is made possible in part by the New York State Council on the Arts with support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature.
blogs.alfred.edu/iea/?page_id=299
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Laboratoire-résidence Bloc 8- 2014
Date de tombée : 3 février 2013
Praxis Art Actuel lance son appel de dossiers pour la programmation du Bloc 8. Ce Bloc se tiendra du printemps à l’automne 2014.
Nous invitons les artistes professionnels à proposer des projets innovants qui s’éloignent du cadre habituel d’exposition, s’infiltrent dans l’espace public et s’inspirent des caractéristiques du lieu dans lequel ils se retrouvent afin de le questionner, de l’interpréter, de le modeler et de le transformer.
http://www.praxisartactuel.org/articles/2965?awt_l=9F7XQ&awt_m=3bHJsPCEH_k_OGA
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Call for Applications, The Arctic Circle 2013 (Deadline: Jan. 15th, 2013)
In 2013, The Arctic Circle program embarks on two high Arctic expeditions aboard an
ice-class expedition sailing vessel. International artists of all disciplines, architects,
scientists and educators alike are invited to apply.
The Arctic Circle 2013 programming takes place in the international territory of Svalbard,
a mountainous Arctic archipelago just 10 degrees from the North Pole. Each expedition
provides the opportunity for artists and innovators to pursue their personal projects on
board while exploring collaborations with the expedition’s fellow participants.
Our vessel and home during our time in the remote Arctic, a traditionally rigged
Barquentine, is equipped with workspace, common areas, and ample room for privacy
and creativity.
Application guidelines for The Arctic Circle 2013 programming are now available for download from our website (pdf).
Please visit www.thearcticcircle.org and click on Apply.
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International call for proposals for
2013 residency on Andrea Zittel’s Indy Island
Deadline: Friday, January 11, 2013
Indianapolis Museum of Art
4000 Michigan Road
Indianapolis, IN 46208
www.imamuseum.org/islandresidency
The Indianapolis Museum of Art is issuing a call for proposals for a six-week summer 2013 residency on Andrea Zittel’s Indy Island within the IMA’s 100 Acres: The Virginia B. Fairbanks Art and Nature Park. Graduate and undergraduate students and professionals in the fields of art, design, architecture and performing arts are encouraged to apply to customize and reside on Indy Island.
Anchored in the 35-acre lake within 100 Acres, Indy Island is a habitable, « off-the-grid » structure accessible by rowboat. At about 20 feet in diameter, the island serves as an experimental living structure that examines our daily needs. Residents collaborate with Zittel by adapting and modifying the island’s structure according to their individual needs. Despite Indy Island’s inherent limitations, the structure and residency are relatively open-ended.
The aims of past projects were diverse, including: • In 2010, Herron School of Art and Design (Indianapolis) students Jessica Dunn and Michael Runge activated the installation through a series of visitor interactions based on a system of exchange with their project titled Give and Take. • The 2011 island resident was Katherine Ball, a student of Portland State University’s Art + Social Practice MFA program (Portland, Oregon). Over the course of her residency, titled No Swimming, Ball initiated a series of ecologically remedial interventions in the Park’s lake and engaged a local audience through a series of public programs centered on the topic of water. • For his 2012 residency titled INDIGENOUS: Into the Wild with A. Bitterman, Kansas City-based artist A. Bitterman created a series of sculptural interventions throughout the Park that prompted visitors to question their relationship with « the wild. » To further this inquiry, Bitterman acted as an element of nature himself, and relied on visitors for food and refrained from verbal communication. It’s important that the 2013 residency addresses concerns not previously explored. There must be a strong rationalization for why the proposed project must take place on Indy Island. Proposals that don’t specifically relate to the island or 100 Acres will not be considered.
To apply:
Apply for the residency at www.imamuseum.org/islandresidency. There, applicants can find photos and renderings of Indy Island, as well as further details about the selection process.
Proposals are due Friday, January 11, 2013, and should include a brief written statement and renderings of the proposed project. The residency must last six weeks or longer and be conducted between May and September 2013.
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Henry Moore Institute, Research Fellowships – Leeds, UK (Deadline: Jan 14th, 2013)
How to apply
The Henry Moore Institute invites applications for the following fellowship programmes:
Research Fellowships are intended for artists, scholars and curators, working on historic and contemporary sculpture using the Institute’s library, archive of sculptors’ papers and the collection of Leeds Art Gallery. Up to 4 fellows will be given the opportunity to spend a month in Leeds to develop their own research. With access to our resources and an on-going dialogue with the Institute staff, fellows are free to pursue their own interests in a supportive and stimulating environment.
Senior Fellowships are intended to give established scholars (working on any aspect of sculpture) time and space to develop a research project free from their usual work commitments. Up to 2 senior fellowships, for periods of between 4 to 6 weeks will be offered.
Both fellowships provide accommodation, travel expenses and a per diem. The Institute offers the possibility of presenting finished research in published form, as a seminar, or as a small exhibition. The fellowships are an integral part of the research programme, presenting fresh perspectives on the Institute’s collections, opening up new collaborative possibilities and furthering research into sculpture.
For further information or to apply for a fellowship please contact: Kirstie Gregory – Research Programme Assistant Henry Moore Institute, The Headrow, Leeds LS1 3AH. T: + 44 (0) 113 246 7467 E: kirstie [arobas] henry-moore [point] org
To apply for the 2013-14 fellowships please send a letter of application stating how you heard about the fellowships, a proposal (1000 words max.) and a CV by 14 January 2013 to: Kirstie Gregory, Henry Moore Institute, 74 The Headrow, Leeds LS1 3AH.
More info can be found here: www.henry-moore.org/hmi/research/hmi-research-fellowships1/how-to-apply
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Atelier Topaz – résidence
Opasatika, Ontario, Canada
Le lieu
Situés au cœur de la forêt boréale, les Ateliers Topaz sont à la fois un lieu de retraite et un centre de création pour artistes, toutes disciplines confondues. L’endroit parfait pour la réflexion, l’évasion. Le groupement d’édifices fait 900 mètres carrés et repose sur 14 hectares face à la route Transcanadienne. Il donne sur un étang de deux hectares. Topaz c’est la « Route 66 » dans le nord de l’Ontario. L’endroit, modeste et nostalgique, rappelle aussi les grandes épopées de la colonisation francophone de l’Ontario. Ces studios de création ou cette résidence d’artistes, endroit idéal pour les arts visuels, sont situés au centre du Canada, à mi-chemin entre l’Atlantique et le Pacifique, là où les étoiles deviennent les topazes de la nuit.
Ce qu’on offre
D’abord l’espace et, l’espace de travail déterminés selon les besoins de l’artiste. Les espaces polyvalents permettent d’y faire de la peinture, de la sculpture, de l’installation, etc. L’atelier de menuiserie, le Bar à clou, est équipé des outils de base. Un magasin d’objets trouvés est disponible autant pour l’inspiration que pour l’utilisation dans une œuvre. Le peintre apporte ses pinceaux, le musicien son instrument et l’écrivain son ordi.
Les personnes qui séjournent aux Ateliers Topaz jouissent de l’accès à la cuisine et sont responsables de préparer leurs repas. Toutefois Laurent peut aussi leur cuisiner de petits plats typiquement canadiens-français aux besoins ou aux désirs.
Topaz possède deux suites avec lit double et une chambre avec lit simple. Chacune possède sa salle de toilette avec douche. Ces installations évoquent admirablement le style des années 1960.
Pour la baignade, le Lac des Cœurs se situe à deux kilomètres à l’est. Pour le canotage ou la pèche, la rivière Opasatika est deux kilomètres à l’ouest. Pour se déplacer, il y a de vieux vélos ou la marche. Pour un frais très raisonnable, votre hôte peut aussi vous conduire ou organiser un déplacement vers Kapuskasing à l’est ou vers Hearst à l’ouest.
Les matériaux d’artistes ne sont pas disponibles dans la région. Il est donc important de faire vos achats avant votre séjour, à moins que vous travailliez avec des matériaux que l’on peut se procurer dans des magasins ordinaires ou même en nature.
www.atelierstopaz.ca/
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International Helen M. Salzbert Artist in Residence Program, Book Arts, Florida
Deadline: January 22, 2013 (RECEIVE) or (HAND DELIVERY)
Stipend of $5000
Helen M. Salzberg Artist in Residence Program
Jaffe Center for Book Arts
Wimberly Library
Florida Atlantic University
Boca Raton, FL
Fall 2013
The Helen M. Salzberg Artist in Residence Program funds two working residencies for artists each academic year at the Jaffe Center for Book Arts, in the fall and spring semesters. Artists working in the book arts (and other media, too, as long as the creative project can be thought of as book arts related) are encouraged to apply for this prestigious and competitive award. We accept applications from artists from all over the world.
Poet and artist Helen M. Salzberg established the Salzberg AIR Program in 2011. Income from this endowed fund enables artists working in the book arts to come to the Jaffe Center on a semester basis to work and teach at the center. While here, the artist will produce a creative project using JCBA studios and also teach a workshop for FAU students and the general public and mentor FAU students as his or her schedule allows. The Salzberg AIR Program gives our students the opportunity to work alongside highly talented and creative book artists.
Two residencies will be awarded each academic year: one in the fall semester and one in the spring semester. The Artist in Residence (AIR) selected each semester will get his or her own office at JCBA and full use of the JCBA studios (papermaking, letterpress and book studios). The artist’s residency will last for 12 weeks, though shorter or longer residencies may be accommodated as needed. In the application process, if an artist has a particularly ambitious creative project in mind, the artist may apply for a residency that would encompass two semesters. Should the two-semester residency be awarded in this case, the artist would be expected to teach one workshop in each semester.
The AIR receives a stipend of $5,000 for the semester. The artist is responsible for transportation, housing, parking, meals and materials for his or her creative project. JCBA will provide materials for workshops.
APPLICATION
Artists who wish to compete for consideration for this prestigious opportunity must submit their application and support materials for review by a JCBA panel comprised of book artists and book arts enthusiasts. Your application packet must be submitted via post or delivered in person to JCBA and should include the following:
1. Completed application, or suitable cover letter that supplies the same information requested on the application.
2. Brief narrative of the creative project you envision.
3. Brief narrative of the workshop you would like to teach.
4. Current resume.
5. Any support materials you care to include: we welcome images of your work, sketches for the creative project, video… be creative and have fun.
All applications will be weighed equally by our panel.
Download Application: www.library.fau.edu/AIR_Application
Visit website for complete details: www.library.fau.edu/JaffeCenter/AIR
The Arthur & Mata Jaffe Center for Book Arts
Wimberly Library, Room 350/ 3rd floor east
Florida Atlantic University
777 Glades Road
Boca Raton, Florida 33431 USA
Tel: 561.297.0226
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Brucebo Scholarships for Canadian Artists, Gotland, Sweden (Deadline: Jan.31st, 2013)
Location: Gotland, Sweden.
Duration: 3 months.
Elegibility: Canadian artists.
Deadline: January 31st, 2013
To commemorate the very special Swedish-Canadian link of Caroline and William’s marriage and artistic life, two Fine Art Scholarships for Canadians were established: the Brucebo Fine Art Summer Scholarship and the William Blair Bruce European Fine Art Travel Scholarship.
The Brucebo Summer Residency Scholarship provides funding for a three-month’s work stay at the Brucebo studio cottage, at Sjalso fishing village, 7 km. North of the Hanseatic and medieval City of Visby. The scholarship covers transport expenses, Canada-Visby/Gotland (return), free use of the studio cottage, plus a food stipend. The total value of the scholarship amounts to SEK 30,000 (plus)
The William Blair Bruce Travel Scholarship finances a systematic Fine Art European reserach/travel grant, to be undertaken either during the fall or winter. The scholarship can be part of a fine art related research project or of a thematic fine art study tour to various countries. Scholarship amount SEK 30,000 (Plus).
As of Fall 2002 the scholarship program is administered by the Concordia University Faculty of Fine Art, Associate Dean’s Office, Montréal.
For more detailed information about the scholarships please contact Dr. Jan O. Lundgren, Brucebo Foundation Liaison Officer in Canada, Geography Dpt., McGill University, 805 Sherbrooke Street West, Montreal, Quebec H3A 2K6.
Email: jan [point] lundgren [arobas] mcgill [point] ca
For Application: bruceboscholarships.com/index.php/application
5. art public
Call to Artists
Art in Transit Program
Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority
Fairfax County & Loudoun County, VA, USA
(1) SITE-SPECIFIC ARTWORK FOR SIX FUTURE SILVER LINE METRORAIL STATIONS
(2) LIGHT-INTEGRATED ARTWORK FOR FUTURE METRO TRANSIT POLICE SUBSTATION & TRAINING FACILITY
Budget: $250,000 & $100,000
Submission Deadline: February 15, 2013
The Metro Art in Transit Program works with communities surrounding Metro transit facilities to integrate artwork that promotes transit use, enhances travel by Metro, and highlights the cultural vitality of the National Capital region.
Art in Transit is seeking artists, with public art experience, to create site-specific artwork for six future Silver Line Metrorail stations and to create a light-integrated work of art for the future Metro Transit Police District II Substation and Training Facility. This Call to Artists is open to all artists with site-specific public art experience.
The maximum budget for each Silver Line Station is $250,000 (USD).
The maximum budget for the Substation and Training Facility is $100,000 (USD).
A panel of art and design professionals and community representatives will review portfolio submissions, and select three finalists to develop a site-specific proposal for each location. Finalists will be given a detailed overview of their assigned station and receive a $1,500 design fee to create a site-specific artwork proposal. The panel will review finalist proposals and select one proposal for each of the seven sites.
Mailed submissions must be postmarked by February 15, 2013.
For full details on the project and submission requirements go to:
http://www.wmata.com/community_outreach/metroarts/call_to_artists.cfm
For more information about the Metro Art in Transit Program, visit www.wmata.com
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Call for Artists
Songshan Station, Taipei, Taiwan
Department of Rapid Transit Systems
Taipei City Government, Taiwan, R.O.C.
Budget: NT$15,000,000 (TWD) or approximately $450,000 (CAD)
Deadline: February 20, 2013 – 5:00pm (China Standard Time)
The Taipei City Government is seeking to commission public art for the Songshan Station on the Songshan Transit Line. Songshan Station is located in an area that retains many cultural activities which will inspire the station building’s landscaping and public art theme. The public art theme is set as « the festival of light » to reflect the local area’s cultural and celebratory atmosphere.
For full details on the project and submission requirements go to: http://www2.dorts.gov.tw/human/bid/1011220e/BID_CG296A.pdf
Applications are due at 5pm on February 20, 2013 (China Standard Time).
Any questions regarding this call can be emailed to Ms. Shu-wen Hsu at xo048350 [arobas] trts [point] dorts [point] gov [point] tw
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Call for Artists
Port Metro Vancouver
Low Level Road Construction Project
City of North Vancouver, BC
Budget: $30,000
Deadline: January 18, 2013 – 4:00pm PST
Port Metro Vancouver is seeking an artist or artist team to create a design for incorporation into a section of retaining wall for the Low Level Road Project, located on Low Level Road in the City of North Vancouver, BC. The scope for this call is limited to creating the design and consultation with the main contractor. However, the main contractor will be responsible for fabrication and installation of the art.
Applications are due at 4pm on January 18, 2013 (Pacific Standard Time).
Any questions regarding this call can be emailed to Cindy McCarthy at cindy [point] mccarthy [arobas] portmetrovancouver [point] com
For full details on the project and submission requirements go to: http://porttalk.ca/lowlevelroad
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http://www.coquitlam.ca/BidOpportunities
The City of Coquitlam is posting a Request for Information and Qualifications for a public art project for the New City Centre Library. Attached is the PDF file for the RFIQ. Can you please distribute to your network of artists and colleagues.
The project requires the artist or artists to work with the community through an art practice using the materials and information gained through community workshops to inspire the final art work. The budget for the project is $40,000.00 and the deadline for submitting qualifications is January 23, 2012 at 2:00pm.
Any questions regarding this posting can be directed to citypurchasing [arobas] coquitlam [point] ca
Please contact me directly if you have any questions or require additional information.
Regards,
Lynda
Lynda Baker
Cultural and Community Events Coordinator
City of Coquitlam
1207 Pinetree Way, Coquitlam, BC V3B 7Y3
604.927.6978
lbaker [arobas] coquitlam [point] ca
www.coquitlam.ca
