La Liste de l’Association des groupes en arts visuels francophones présente les nouvelles de ses membres en Nouvelle-Écosse, au Nouveau-Brunswick, en Ontario et au Manitoba, et compile les appels de dossiers en arts visuels, arts médiatiques, performance, art public, etc.
N’hésitez pas à la faire circuler. Vous pouvez consulter La Liste sur Internet et/ou vous y abonner pour la recevoir gratuitement par courriel: liste.agavf.ca. Visitez l’AGAVF: www.agavf.ca
Nouvelles des membres de l’AGAVF
Marie-Ève Martel à la Maison des artistes
Maison des artistes visuels (Saint-Boniface)
Marie-Ève Martel – L’effet Gold Rush
du 15 mars au 26 avril 2012
Vernissage: jeudi 15 mars à 19 h
219, boulevard Provencher
Saint-Boniface, Manitoba
www.maisondesartistes.mb.ca
Mitch Mitchell – Distance Arc
Guy Gautreau – Goussier derechef
à la Salle sans sous
du 9 mars au 13 avril 2012
vernissage: vendredi 9 mars à 19h
140, rue Botsford, rez-de-chaussée du Centre culturel Aberdeen
Moncton, Nouveau-Brunswick
Galerie Voix Visuelle (Ottawa)
Paul Walty – Hélène Roy
du 10 mars au 17 avril 2012
Vernissage : le samedi 10 mars à 13h
81 avenue Beechwood
Vanier, Ontario
www.voixvisuelle.ca
Le Laboratoire d’Art (Le Labo) (Toronto)
Florence Debeugny, Éric Filion, Priscilla Guy / Commissaire : Pascal Paquette –Fissures
du 24 février au 16 mars 2012
Distillery District, 55 rue Mill Street, Cannery Bldg #58
Studio 317, Toronto, Ontario
www.lelabo.ca
Galerie Glendon (Toronto)
Ron Loranger – Blobettes, plus
du 7 février au 10 mars 2012
2275 av. Bayview, Collège Glendon, York Hall, C-130
Toronto, Ontario
www.glendon.yorku.ca/gallery
Centre culturel franco-manitobain (Winnipeg)
André Michel – Au pays des Innus
du 14 février au 5 avril 2012
340, boulevard Provencher
Saint-Boniface, Manitoba
www.ccfm.mb.ca
Galerie du Nouvel-Ontario (Sudbury)
Amanda McAvour – home away from home / second chez-soi
du 24 février au 31 mars 2012
174, rue Elgin
Sudbury, Ontario
www.gn-o.org
Galerie d’art Louise et Reuben-Cohen (Moncton)
Garry Neill Kennedy – Oeuvres photographiques / Photographic Works, 1969-2011
du 18 janvier au 1er avril 2012
Pavillon Clément-Cormier
Centre universitaire de Moncton, Nouveau-Brunswick
www.umoncton.ca/umcm-ga
1. appels en français du Canada
Galerie Sans Nom – Moncton – 15 avril 2012
Librairie Clark – Montréal – ASAP
Panache Art Actuel – Sept-Îles – 2 avril 2012
Skol – Montréal – 15 mars 2012
Concours de peintures canadiennes RBC – 9 mai 2012
Diagonale volet soutenance – Montréal – 4 avril 2012
HTMlles – Montréal – 2 avril 2012
Galerie d’art du Parc – Trois-Rivière – 23 mars 2012
2. appels en anglais du Canada
M:ST Performance Art Festival – Calgary – 23 mars 2012
Gallery Connexio – Fredericton – 31 mars 2012
Klondike Institute of Art & Culture (KIAC) – Dawson City – 1er avril 2012
Kennedale Waste management Facility Public Art Project – Edmonton – 12 avril 2012
The Khyber – Halifax – 31 mars 2012
Visualeyez 2012 – Edmonton – 27 avril 2012
Triennale Internationale des Arts Textiles en Outaouais 2013 – 30 mars 2012
Niagara Artists Centre – 10 mars 2012
Plug In ICA – Winnipeg – 1er avril 2012
Winnipeg’s Festival of Film & Video Art – 18 mai 2012
3. appels internationaux
100 Survivors – Brooklyn, États-Unis – en cours
Quinzaine Photographique Nantaise 2012 – en cours
MiniArtVideoFest – Budapest, Hongrie – 6 avril 2012
International multimedia art festival – Yangon, Myanmar – 31 mai 2012
R_Minute (vidéo) – Nantes – 30 avril 2012
Supernormal 2012 – Angleterre – 31 mars 2012
Way Forward – Nottingham, Angleterre – 15 avril 2012
Festival of Regions 2013 – Ottensheim, Austria – 16 mai 2012
InteatroFestival – Polverigi, Italie – en cours
4. résidences
Atelier Topaz – Opasatika, Ontario, Canada – en tout temps
CAFKA/Christie Artist in Residence Program – Kitchener, Ontario, Canada – en cours
International Artist/Health Residencies – Ratot, Hungary – 15 mars 2012
Résidence des Ateliers de Paris – 16 mars 2012
Seven Below Arts Initiative’s Artist-In-Residence Program – Burlington, VT, États-unis – 4 avril 2012
Résidence ARTCEB – Botopasi, Suriname – 15 mars 2012
Spark box Studio- Picton, Ontario, Canada – en cours
Project Space Residency – Angleterre – 31 mai 2012
Fire Island Artist Residency for queer artists – Fire Island, New York, États-Unis – 4 mai 2012
Old Church House Residency for Photographers – Fife, Scotland – en cours
One-t-one residencies – Cove Park, UK – en cours
5. divers
C-11 (Modernisation de la Loi sur le droit d’auteur) au Canada
AAMI – Rapport sur les normes d’emploi et la gestion des ressources humaines
1. appels en français du Canada
Galerie Sans Nom
La Galerie Sans Nom sollicite des propositions d’artistes, de collectifs ou de commissaires pour sa programmation 2012/2013.
Date limite: dimanche 15 avril 2012
Les dossiers devront comprendre :
– lettre d’intention
– titre et description détaillée du projet
– besoins techniques du projet
– curriculum vitae et une courte biographie
– dix à quinze 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 respecte les cachets d’artistes recommandés par CARFAC.
La Galerie Sans Nom est un centre d’artistes voué à la présentation des arts visuels et multidisciplinaires canadiens. 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.
Galerie Sans Nom
140 rue Botsford, #13 & 16
Moncton, NB E1C 4X5
Canada
Catherine Arseneault
Coordonnatrice des communications et des projets spéciaux
Galerie Sans Nom
140, rue Botsford, #13 & 16
Moncton, NB E1C 4X5
(506) 854-5381
www.galeriesansnom.org
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Appel de publications en arts visuels actuels / Librairie CLARK
Montréal (Québec)
APPEL DE PUBLICATIONS
Le 8 mars 2012, Le Centre d’art et de diffusion CLARK ouvrira une nouvelle librairie (sous son toit) située en plein cœur du Mile-End. CLARK souhaite donc lancer un appel aux créateurs et aux organismes culturels qui publient des ouvrages en arts visuels actuels (incluant des recherches théoriques, monographie, livres d’artistes, fanzines, revues, etc.).
Pour soumettre votre publication, vous pouvez procéder par la poste ou par courriel selon les modalités suivantes :
1- Par la poste : Remplir le formulaire joint à cet appel et inclure un exemplaire de votre publication. Veuillez noter que les copies envoyées ne seront pas retournées.
2- Par courriel : Remplir le formulaire joint à cet appel et inclure la maquette (version pdf) si disponible. Envoyer le tout à programmation [arobas] clarkplaza [point] org avec la mention «Soumission de publication».
CLARK gardera 20% du prix de vente pour l’administration.
Les publications choisies seront gardées en consignation.
Tous les dossiers seront soumis à un comité de sélection.
Vous pouvez soumettre vos publications en tout temps.
Le Centre d’art et de diffusion CLARK est un centre d’artistes voué à la création contemporaine. Il vise à aider et à promouvoir la production, la recherche et la diffusion des arts visuels actuels. CLARK demeure à l’affût des pratiques les plus novatrices de l’expression artistique dans une dynamique de croisement des disciplines, des générations et des publics. Le collectif de 45 artistes, commissaires et auteurs cherche l’audace et la prise de risque.
www.clarkplaza.org
5455 de Gaspé espace 114 / Montréal (Québec) / H2T 3B3
514 288-4972 / info [arobas] clarkplaza [point] org
Nous vous invitons aussi à proposer vos publications à la Librairie FORMATS, une initiative du RCAAQ.
2, rue Sainte-Catherine Est, espace 302 / Montréal (Québec) / H2X 1K4 514 842-5579 / www.librairieformats.org / formats [arobas] rcaaq [point] org
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Programmation 2012-2013 / Panache art actuel
2 avril 2012
Sept-Îles (Québec)
La Virée de la culture est une structure de diffusion novatrice et souple pour les artistes professionnels en arts visuels à travers un réseau alternatif de salles d’exposition dans huit lieux sur la Côte-Nord.
Appel de dossiers
Panache art actuel invite les artistes, les collectifs et les commissaires à soumettre un projet pour la programmation 2012-2013 de la Virée de la culture.
Panache art actuel a pour mission de regrouper les artistes professionnels en arts visuels pour dynamiser le milieu de l’art actuel nord côtier. Panache s’intéresse à la mise en valeur des singularités nord côtières telles que les notions de rapprochement/éloignement et d’espace/temps. Dans une volonté de rapprochement et d’ouverture au monde, le regroupement organise des manifestations d’arrimage en lien avec l’actualité culturelle et sociale. Un de ses mandats est de promouvoir la diffusion d’expositions itinérantes sur l’ensemble de son territoire, via la Virée de la culture. Panache se veut une plate-forme de dialogue entre l’artiste et la population, une réflexion sur l’humain, le territoire et ses paradoxes.
Contenu du dossier Un curriculum vitae Un texte résumant la démarche artistique Une description du projet Documentation visuelle Deux (2) copies CD ou DVD des documents ci haut mentionnés Une enveloppe pré adressée et affranchie si le retour du dossier est souhaité Formulaire d’inscription* Facultatif : Publications et dossier de presse (sélection)
Soumission du dossier
Envoyer votre dossier à :
PANACHE art actuel, 500, boul. Laure, Sept-Îles (Québec) G4R 1X7
Date limite : 2 avril 2012, le sceau de la poste en faisant foi.
Panache art actuel respecte la loi sur le statut de l’artiste et verse des droits d’exposition aux artistes, assume la promotion, les frais de transport, ainsi qu’une aide aux déplacements sur le territoire de la Côte-Nord.
NOTE IMPORTANTE : Les lieux de diffusion seront attribués aux exposants après la sélection des dossiers. Pour la programmation 2012-2013, les artistes membres de Panache représenteront au maximum 75% des dossiers retenus.
* Le formulaire d’inscription est obligatoire et permet d’évaluer les besoins en espace et en équipements.
Télécharger le formulaire ici : FORMULAIRE.pdf
http://www.mrcn.qc.ca/CLIENTS/1-mrcn/docs/upload/sys_docs/FORMULAIRE.pdf
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Appel à projets :: Call for proposals Programmation régulière & Programme d’été SKOOL
Skol invite les artistes et plus largement la communauté à soumettre des propositions pour des projets de courte ou de longue durée, ou, encore, de propositions qui donnent continuité à des recherches déjà en cours dans notre programmation. À partir de maintenant, les propositions pourront être envoyées tout au long de l’année. Il s’agit dans ce cas d’ouvrir un échange avec les différents professionnels de l’art dont les recherches et l’expérimentation pourront activer différents espaces et produire différentes formes autant dans l’espace de la galerie que hors-les-murs. Il pourra s’agit d’une intervention, d’un partenariat, d’un projet de commissariat, d’ateliers de production, d’un cours de maître, d’une publication, d’un séminaire ou colloque, de performances, conférences, ou projections ponctuelles ou en série, d’une fouille dans les archives, d’une initiative de financement ou même d’un ensemble de ces formes dans un projet d’envergure.
Skol lance également un appel à projets dans le cadre du programme d’été SKOOL, qui s’adresse aux artistes et travailleurs culturels issus de la relève. Les propositions de stages/résidence d’été d’une durée de 10 semaines nous parviendront d’équipes administratives temporaires constituées pour travailler dans le contexte d’un centre d’artistes autogéré. En transformant le centre en lieu d’apprentissage, le programme SKOOL met les ressources du Centre à la disposition d’une équipe qui pourra expérimenter différentes formes de recherche artistique dans un cadre professionnel, et ce, avec l’appui d’un mentor. Les propositions pour le programme SKOOL doivent être envoyées au plus tard le 15 mars 2012, le cachet de la poste faisant foi.
Tous les dossiers (pour SKOOL ainsi que pour la programmation régulière) doivent comprendre :
• Un texte présentant votre projet de même que son inscription dans votre parcours artistique;
• Un curriculum vitæ (max. 3 p.) par participant, selon le cas ;
• Un CD/DVD comprenant un maximum de 15 images (JPGs n’excédant pas 1 Mo ou 1024 X 768 pixels), et/ou un CD/DVD vidéo ou audio (5 min. max.). Un maximum de 2 CD/DVD de documentation est alloué – tout matériel supplémentaire ne sera pas considéré ;
• Une description détaillée de vos images ou vidéos;
• Une enveloppe pré-affranchie pour le retour de votre dossier.
Information générale :
• L’appel régulier est ouvert aux professionnels en art de tout âge et expérience ; l’appel SKOOL s’adresse exclusivement aux étudiants et récents diplômés universitaires (qui ont moins de 3 ans de pratique professionnelle) ;
• 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.
Les dossiers seront postés ou remis en personne à l’adresse suivante, en précisant s’il s’agit d’un projet pour la programmation régulière, ou pour le programme SKOOL :
Équipe de programmation
Centre des arts actuels Skol
372, rue Sainte-Catherine O., espace 314
Montréal, QC H3B 1A2
Pour la programmation régulière, une réponse vous sera transmise par la poste dans les quatre mois suivant la réception de votre dossier. Les candidats au programme Skool recevront une réponse tôt en mai 2012.
Information : 514-398-9322 et skol.ca
Actif depuis 1984, Skol est un centre d’artistes à but non-lucratif qui privilégie les pratiques exploratoires et expérimentales. Le centre des arts actuels Skol est situé au 372, rue Ste-Catherine O., espace 314. L’entrée est libre (et accessible en fauteuil roulant) du mardi au vendredi de 12h à 17h30 et le samedi de 12h à 17h. Renseignements : www.skol.ca.
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Annonce de la période de mise en candidature pour le Concours de peintures canadiennes
La période de mise en candidature pour le Concours de peintures canadiennes est maintenant commencée. Des prix totalisant 55 000 $ seront accordés ; le lauréat national recevra 25 000 $, et les deux gagnants d’une mention honorable recevront un prix de 15 000 $ chacun.
Créé en 1999, le Concours de peintures canadiennes de RBC fait connaître des artistes canadiens émergents. Dans le cadre de ce concours parrainé par la Canadian Art Foundation, un jury composé de membres respectés du monde canadien des arts visuels sélectionnera cinq œuvres dans les régions de l’Est, de l’Ouest et du Centre du Canada, pour en arriver à un total de 15 finalistes.
Les noms des finalistes seront annoncés le 29 juin 2012 et ceux des gagnants seront dévoilés à l’occasion d’une réception qui aura lieu le 29 novembre 2012 à la galerie Power Plant de Toronto.
Date limite de présentation des candidatures : le mercredi 9 mai à 17 h (HE)
Pour obtenir de plus amples renseignements sur le Concours de peintures canadiennes de RBC, entre autres sur la manière d’y participer, veuillez consulter le site www.rbc.com/concoursdepeintures.
Pour obtenir de plus amples renseignements, veuillez communiquer avec :
Jackie Braden, Marque et communications, RBC, 416 974-1724, jackie [point] braden [arobas] rbc [point] com
Personne-ressource, artistes :
Deborah Dexter, conseillère, Concours de peintures canadiennes de RBC, 416 277-4068
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Volet Soutenance / Diagonale
4 avril 2012
Montréal (Québec)
Volet Soutenance Date limite : 4 avril 2012 Par son Volet Soutenance, Diagonale encourage et soutient les artistes terminant leur maîtrise en arts visuels. Le centre réserve une plage horaire de 3 semaines, en début de chaque année, pour des étudiants qui souhaitent présenter leur exposition de maîtrise. Cette offre est ouverte aux étudiants de toutes les pratiques artistiques dont le travail présente un lien avec le Centre. Au cours des dernières années, Diagonale a eût la fierté de présenter les expositions de : Amélie Pellerin (2012), Elisabeth Picard (2011), Amélie Brisson-Darveau (2010), Héloïse Audy (2009) et Ying Gao (2008). Le dossier doit être adressé par courriel (info [arobas] artdiagonale [point] org).
Il doit comprendre : · Objet du courriel : Volet soutenance 2013 · curriculum vitae abrégé · démarche artistique (une page max) · 10 visuels en 72 dpi · liste descriptive des œuvres · une description du projet proposé Pour de plus amples informations, contactez Geneviève Senécal : info [arobas] artdiagonale [point] org
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Programmation / HTMlles
2 avril 2012
Montréal (Québec)
Les HTMlles 10 invitent toutes et tous artistes qui s’auto-identifient comme femmes, trans, et dissidents et dissidentes du genre de toutes origines à proposer des projets abordant le thème du risque, ou… des projets risqués.
Les HTMlles est un festival féministe d’arts médiatiques et de culture numérique produit à Montréal par le Studio XX, centre d’artistes féministe bilingue engagé dans l’exploration, la création, la diffusion et la réflexion critique en art technologique. Lancé en 1997, le festival est une plateforme internationale dédiée à la présentation publique d’œuvres d’arts médiatiques innovatrices et indépendantes, créées par des artistes s’auto-identifiant comme femmes, trans ou dissidents et dissidentes du genre et dévoilant la création technologique contemporaine sous toutes ses facettes, telles que : l’œuvre numérique à trame narrative, l’art Web, l’art vidéo et les courts-métrages, l’art audio, radio et électronique, le jeu vidéo, l’installation, les médias localisés, l’animation 3D, la réalité augmentée, les publications électroniques, le design, le bio art, la performance, les pratiques ancrées dans la communauté et les pratiques interdisciplinaires.
Les HTMlles 10 seront diffusées dans plusieurs lieux et sous différentes formes, incluant en exposition dans le nouvel espace de galerie du Studio XX, au cours de l’émission de radio les XX Files, au sein de la revue électronique .dpi et dans Matricules, l’archive féministe en ligne. AFFAIRES À RISQUES sera également présenté en partenariat avec plusieurs centres d’artistes de Montréal (qui seront annoncés ultérieurement) dont les activités se concentrent soit sur les arts médiatiques, soit sur les pratiques féministes, ou les deux. Les artistes recevront un cachet pour leur participation.
INVITATION AUX COMMISSAIRES DE LA RELÈVE :
Cet appel est aussi ouvert aux projets de commissariat par des commissaires qui s’auto-identifient comme étant de la relève.
Pour soumettre une proposition aux HTMlles 10, veuillez suivre les modalités et nous la faire parvenir à : festival (at) htmlles (dot) net
Date limite : lundi 2 avril 2012
Téléchargez l’appel et les modalités de soumission (PDF)
http://www.htmlles.net/2012/Call_HTMLLES_2012_FR.pdf
Festival féministe d’arts médiatiques + de culture numérique 10 au 18 novembre 2012
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Galerie d’art du Parc
Centre d’exposition en art contemporain et actuel
La Galerie d’art du Parc est un centre d’exposition, accrédité par le ministère de la Culture, des Communications et de la Condition féminine du Québec, située en plein coeur du vieux Trois-Rivières et logée dans le Manoir de Tonnancour.
La Galerie d’art du Parc invite les artistes et les commissaires à soumettre leur projet d’expositions avant le 23 mars 2012.
Voir appel de projet en pièce jointe (PDF).
FAIRE PARVENIR À:
GALERIE D’ART DU PARC
864, RUE DES URSULINES, C.P. 871 TROIS-RIVIÈRES (QUÉBEC) G9A 5J9
Pour information :
www.galeriedartduparc.qc.ca | galerie [arobas] galeriedartduparc [point] qc [point] ca
819.374.2355
2. appels en anglais du Canada
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
M:ST Performative Art Festival
DEADLINE MARCH 23, 2012 (post marked)
Local, national and international artists are invited to submit proposals for performative works and lectures to be presented as part of the M:ST 6 Festival in October, 2012. M:ST encourages the submission of innovative performative works, media/audio works, site-specific works, public interventions and lecture/panel based proposals.
PLEASE SUBMIT APPLICATIONS IN AN ELECTRONIC FORMAT ONLY. Please send all written support as a single PDF and images in JPEG form on one CD. DVDs may be included for video documentation. Please do not send any paper or include a return envelope. Please do not email submissions.
About the M:ST Festival: The Mountain Standard Time Performative Art Festival Society showcases original, diverse, entertaining, and thought-provoking performative works. M:ST ensures that the exceptional quality of performative art is recognized and sustained in the Southern Alberta region. The term « performative » describes practices that originate from a visual or media arts discourse and involve the live presence of the artist. M:ST Festivals are presented through the collaborative efforts of 11 Southern Alberta arts organizations (Alberta College of Art and Design, Calgary Society of Independent Filmmakers, EMMEDIA, EPCOR Centre for the Performing Arts, Glenbow Museum, The New Gallery, The Nickle Arts Museum, Southern Alberta Art Gallery, Stride Gallery, The Founders Gallery at the Military Museums, TRUCK Contemporary Art in Calgary).
Submission procedure: Proposals are selected through a peer review process by the M:ST Programming Committee. The Committee consists of local artists, programmers, writers, and curators who have extensive visual, performance, and media art backgrounds. Proposals will be selected based on consideration of the following criteria: artistic merit of the proposed project, fit with the M:ST mandate, feasibility of the proposed budget, and the ability of M:ST and its member organizations to provide appropriate space/support for the project.
All submissions MUST include the following:
1. Curriculum Vitae (maximum of 3 pages): Describe your artistic background (e.g. education, grants, scholarships or awards received, professional status, previous exhibitions or performances, commissions, professional memberships, articles, etc.)
2. Proposal (maximum 2 pages): Clearly describe the proposed exhibition or project. Provide details about your spatial, and material requirements, including equipment needs. Explain what kind of venue is best suited to your proposed work (gallery, theatre, off-site, public space, etc.).
3. Artist statement (maximum 1 page)
4. Budget: Provide a detailed budget that explains the costs involved in presenting your project. Contingent on sufficient funding, M:ST will cover artist travel/shipping, accommodation, and per diems, as well as artist and speaker fees as per CARFAC. Support for production costs will generally be the responsibility of the artist. Additional costs will be negotiated on a case-by-case basis.
5. Support Material:
Provide up to:
-15 numbered digital images on CD-ROM or DVD, and corresponding Image List with artist name, title, date, medium, and dimensions.
-10 minutes (maximum) of audio or video material (DVD or CD)
You may also submit up to 2 other items of relevant support material (i.e. diagrams, articles, reviews, press clippings). These are optional, and should only be provided if they relate directly to your proposal.
Tips:
* Do NOT e-mail submissions
* Burn all materials to ONE disc
* Following the submission guidelines will ensure your submission is reviewed
* Make sure your written proposal is clear and concise
* Include your name on all pages and images submitted
* Do NOT send powerpoint presentations, slides, printed images, or VHS tapes
* Do not send original works of art
* Do not submit a website address in lieu of digital files.
* Submissions must be Mac OS X compatible
Please send submissions to:
M:ST Festival Programming Committee
#307, 223 – 12th Ave SW
Calgary, AB Canada T2R 0G9
M:ST will not accept emailed or faxed proposals.
Submission Guidelines
Proposals are selected through a peer review process by the M:ST Programming Committee. The Committee consists of local artists, programmers, writers, and curators who have extensive visual, performance, and media art backgrounds. Proposals will be selected based on consideration of the following criteria: artistic merit of the proposed project, fit with the M:ST mandate, feasibility of the proposed budget, and the ability of M:ST and its member organizations to provide appropriate space/support for the project.
Source: Tomas Jonsson / M:ST Performative Art Festival
http://www.facebook.com/pages/MST-Performative-Art-Festival/225805927499169
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The Rick Burns Gallery at Gallery Connexion
CALL FOR PROPOSALS
Artists and curators are invited to submit proposals for upcoming exhibitions in the Rick Burns Gallery, Gallery Connexion’s main exhibition space. Proposals will be for March 2013 to February 2014 programming.
Deadline for proposals: March 31, 2012. Email submissions must be received by 9pm. Post submissions (on CD/DVD only) must be postmarked by the deadline date. Exhibition proposals should include the following:
• 10 – 20 images of proposed or recent work — JPEG, 300 dpi
• Numbered image list, including title, medium, dimensions, year — PDF
• Curriculum vitae (3 pages maximum) — PDF
• Artist statement (250 words maximum) — PDF
• An exhibition proposal including space and equipment requirements and description of proposed work (250 words maximum) — PDF
• Publications, reviews, or other support material (optional) — hard copy or PDF
• A self-addressed, stamped envelope if sending by mail and return of materials is required Proposals can be emailed to: connex [arobas] nbnet [point] nb [point] ca with ‘Proposal – Rick Burns Gallery’ in the subject line. Proposals can be sent via post (CD/DVD only) to:
Gallery Connexion, PO Box 696, Fredericton, New Brunswick E3B 5B4 CANADA
Disclaimer: Gallery Connexion is not responsible for lost items. If sufficient postage is not included on a self-addressed, stamped envelope the materials will not be returned. Gallery Connexion welcomes submissions from artists of any discipline regardless of educational background, gender, race, or sexual orientation. The gallery also welcomes proposals from independent curators. Gallery Connexion does not show undergraduate student work. Gallery Connexion is committed to paying artist’s fees as outlined in the CARFAC fee schedule.
The current rates are as follows:
• $1600 for a solo show
• $250 for an Artist Talk/Workshop Fee under 4 hours
• Up to $200 for return shipping For more information on CARFAC please go to:
http://www.carcc.ca/feeschedules.html
Gallery Connexion annually programs 4-5 exhibitions. Proposals may be sent anytime. The committee meets once a year to review submissions. For more information please contact the gallery at (506) 454-1433 or connex [arobas] nbnet [point] nb [point] ca
Gallery Connexion Chestnut Complex, 440 York St, Fredericton
Mail: PO Box 696, Fredericton NB, E3B 5B4 P: (506) 454-1433 E: connex [arobas] nbnet [point] nb [point] ca www.galleryconnexion.ca
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CALLS FOR SUBMISSIONS
Klondike Institute of Art & Culture (KIAC), Dawson City, Yukon
1. EXHIBITION PROPOSALS
2. ARTIST IN RESIDENCE
DEADLINE: APRIL 1, 2012
1. EXHIBITION PROPOSALS – ODD Gallery, Dawson City, Yukon We invite professional artists and curators of all experience to submit proposals for exhibitions of contemporary visual art. The ODD Gallery is housed in the main Klondike Institute of Art & Culture building. We are accepting proposals for general exhibitions in 2013 as well as proposals towards our yearly thematic project The Natural & The Manufactured. The ODD Gallery supports CARFAC-recommended exhibition and artist talk fee rates, and offers shipping support. Please visit http://www.kiac.ca/oddgallery/submissions/ for more information.
2. ARTIST IN RESIDENCE – Klondike Institute of Art & Culture, Dawson City, Yukon We invite artists of all experience to submit proposals for a work-creation, development or research tenure of 4 to 12 weeks in our Macaulay House residence in 2013. The residence accommodates two artists at a time, and features private studios and bedrooms, as well as a shared living space and kitchen. We are accepting proposals for general residencies, as well as two specific residencies: our Dawson City International Short Film Festival Residency and our yearly thematic The Natural & The Manufactured Residency. Please visit: http://www.kiac.ca/artistinresidence/ for more information.
Klondike Institute of Art & Culture Box 8000, Dawson City, YT, Y0B 1G0 867.993.5005 kiac [arobas] kiac [point] ca www.kiac.ca Follow us on Facebook Contact: Tara Rudnickas, ODD Gallery and Residency Program Director gallery [arobas] kiac [point] ca (867) 993 5005
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Calls to Artists – Request for Proposals
Kennedale Waste Management Facility Public Art Project
The Kennedale Waste Management Facility public art competition, open to all Canadian visual artists, is held in accordance with the City of Edmonton policy “Percent for Art to Provide and Encourage Art in Public Areas” (C458C).
Budget: $5,000 CAD per artist for two selected designs (a total of 3 artists will be selected)
Deadline for Submissions: 4:30 pm on Thurdsay, April 12th, 2012
Installation: June 2012
Download the complete call and supplemental information here: http://publicart.edmontonarts.ca/calls/
Suzanne Harris
Communications Officer
edmonton arts council
p: 780.424.2787 ext 235
edmontonarts.ca
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The Khyber, Halifax, NS is seeking proposals for the 2013-2014 exhibition season in our main gallery space. The Khyber exhibits in all media, solo or curatorial. please send your submissions by !!!|||>> MARCH 31ST <<|||!!!
Submissions must include:
– A written proposal
– A current C.V.
– Images on CD or DVD *do not send original works of art
– An artist statement
– A self addressed stamped envelope
Submissions can be sent by mail to:
The Khyber
c/o Selection Committee
1588 Barrington Street
Halifax, NS
Canada
B3J 1Z6
* For more information and images of The Ballroom Gallery space please visit our website www.khyber.ca
* We currently do not accept proposals via email.
* Unsuccessful applicants will be notified via email
The Khyber
1588 Barrington st.
Halifax, Nova Scotia
B3J 1Z6
(902) 422 9668
Khyber.ca
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Visualeyez 2012 performance
The Thirteenth annual Visualeyez festival of performance art happens from 10–16 September 2012 in the downtown core of Edmonton, Alberta, exploring on the curatorial theme of loneliness.
Visualeyez takes place over a period of seven days and it is required that all invited artists are able to attend for the entire length of the festival. Artists experience the work of other artists; engage in discussion groups, meals and other activities that enhance the work of individual artists and the performance art community within Canada and beyond. It is important that prior to submitting that artist is available for a minimum of six days during the festival. Please visit visualeyez.org for the past festival information.
Curator and Founder of Visualeyez, Todd Janes states, “Visualeyez 2012 builds upon notions of an ever-expanding and more urban city. This theme will explore issues such as emotional versus social isolation, chronic and transient states of loneliness within the city and our inter-relationships with crowds, emptiness and intimacy. I want to present artists that will explore the theme of loneliness and enhance dialogues regarding the societal issues, community connectivity and understanding of the concept and its impact on individuals and society as a whole.
” Proposals should include: a CV; artist statement; a detailed description of the work you wish to present, or explore; and support material that can include images, video, print or digital documentation of your work, catalogues, and press.
The deadline for submission is Friday, 27 April 2012. If you would like your materials returned to you, please also include sufficient postage or courier materials. Artists shall be contacted by mid-June 2012 regarding the status of their proposals. Proposals by post to:
Visualeyez 2012 Latitude 53 Contemporary Visual Culture
10248 106 Street, Edmonton, Alberta Canada T5J 1H5
Attention: Todd Janes, Executive Director
Proposals by email to: todd [point] janes [arobas] latitude53 [point] org.
Please be courteous of image size and materials that you are sending. Please place Visualeyez 2012 submission in the subject line
Visualeyez is supported, in part by Canada Council for the Arts, The City of Edmonton, Alberta Foundation for the Arts, The Province of Alberta, The Edmonton Downtown Business Association and Latitude 53.
http://www.visualeyez.org/
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CALL TO ARTISTS: la Triennale Internationale des Arts Textiles en Outaouais 2013
open to: Canadian, international, experienced and emerging textile & fibre artists
for: la Triennale Internationale des Arts Textiles en Outaouais 2013
submission deadline: March 30 2012
info: www.moonrain.ca
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Niagra Artists Centre (Niagra, ON): Call to Visual Artists, Deadline March 10
The Niagara Artists Centre is looking to get propositioned, so whisper in our ear your dreams of exploring Niagara through smartphone-based media art works. Our new project, Niagara HERE, is a network of site-specific artworks that people will find and interact with, and we are looking for brave souls who want to turn over metaphorical rocks and uncover a different kind of Niagara.
We are seeking proposals for site-specific art works that will be delivered via smartphone (see technical details below). A list of potential sites can be found at nac.org/heresites. Artists are asked to develop a proposal for one of our listed sites with the understanding that site permissions are in the process of being obtained. Proposals will be evaluated on the basis of both artistic merit and technical feasibility.
Artists with accepted proposals will be contracted in March. The completed works will be presented in two phases. The first twenty-five works will be developed for late May 2012.The remaining fifteen works will be developed for late August 2012.
Artists will be compensated with a one-time commission fee of $2000 on submission of the completed work. This project is made possible with the support of the Department of Canadian Heritage and the Regional Municipality of Niagara as part of Cultural Capitals of Canada.
Content Parameters
Webpage(s)
Mobile compatible html code
Up to 25 MB of files – # of pages determined by file sizes
Image (single)
Resolution and dimensions optimized for 960p x 640p @ 326 ppi
File format(s): .png .webp .jpg .gif
Images (multiple)
displayed as series of static web pages – see parameters above
displayed as video file slide show – see video parameters
Audio
File format and sample rate suitable for streaming audio
Maximum length – 10 minutes
Video
Resolution and dimensions optimized for 960p x 640p @ 326 ppi
File format and compression suitable for streaming video
Maximum length – 10 minutes
Augmented Reality
parameters to be determined in conjunction with NAC and developers
Proposals must include the following:
1. The site chosen
2. An artist’s statement describing the concept of the proposed artwork (max. 500 words)
3. Sketches or diagrams to illustrate your idea, if applicable
4. A list of any images or sound recording previously created that relate to your proposed work (see #7 below)
5. A statement as to whether any part of this work has been presented before. If it has, then include details as to where and when
6. Artist CV or brief biography including mailing address, phone, and email (max. 2 pages)
7. Past work samples: text file, images (max. 20), sound, and/or video
• Maximum image size: 100 kB each
• Video files should be Quicktime, max. 10 minutes total
• Sound files should be MP3, max. 10 minutes total
• Links to Youtube, Vimeo, etc.
Please submit the materials listed in 1 through 7 above in digital form by email with the subject heading « Niagara HERE application » to the address below.
Note: Image, video and sound files may be submitted on a CD or DVD by mail, but only if this is necessary due to large file sizes. Materials will not be returned unless a self-addressed stamped envelope is enclosed. Large digital files can also be submitted through NAC’s ftp – send a request to the email address below for access details.
Email is the preferred submission method. Mailed materials must be received by the deadline.
This opportunity is open to emerging, mid-career, and senior artists. Artists with strong, well-articulated concepts but without the equipment, facilities, or expertise to achieve them are encouraged to apply. Projects of this type with outstanding merit may be supported by NAC. An introductory workshop on the technological aspects of making artwork for smart-phones will be offered by nGen (Niagara Interactive Media Generator), located in downtown St. Catharines. Limited access to nGen production facilities will be allotted to artists based on need.
Deadline for proposals: Midnight Saturday 10 March 2012
Successful applicants will be notified by Saturday 17 March 2012.
Send applications to:
Kate Leathers
Minister of Industry, Science, and Technology
Niagara Artists Centre
niagarahere [arobas] gmail [point] com
905-641-0331
354 St Paul Street
St Catharines, ON
L2R 3N2
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Plug In ICA: Call to Visual Artists, Deadline April 1
Summer Institute 2012 Call for Applications
Plug In ICA is now accepting applications for our 2012 Summer Institute featuring faculty, curator Sylvie Gilbert (Montreal) and artist Andrew Kearney (London, UK).
July 3 to July 29, 2012
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Deadline for applications: April 1, 2012
The Summer Institute is an international post-graduate artist residency for professional artists working in all disciplines. Up to ten artists, architects, designers, curators and other creative professionals will share a collegial, open-studio environment. This critical discursive opportunity will take place in Plug In ICA’s new purpose-built facilities, with an adjoining workshop, art research library, gallery, bookshop and café. Plug In ICA is located at the perimeter of the University of Winnipeg campus, adjacent to the Winnipeg Art Gallery, and in the heart of an urban environment.
Participants are encouraged to pursue their own practices and projects within the context of a shared/collegial/collaborative environment. Faculty and staff provide support and feedback to participants in the program, and work to foster productive and rewarding professional development opportunities. Participants may instigate and participate in collaborative projects, or work independently.
The Institute will host other visiting curators throughout the residency to conduct studio visits with artists.
Sylvie Gilbert is currently the director of Artexte in Montreal, a centre dedicated to the study, the documentation and the interpretation of documents produced in the field of contemporary visual arts. The various positions she has held in arts organizations, museums and public galleries, have included senior curator at the Walter Phillips Gallery and the Banff International Curatorial Institute at the Banff Centre (2004-2008), and director/curator of the Liane and Danny Taran Gallery at the Saidye Bronfman Centre for the Arts in Montreal (2001-2004). Gilbert acted as the Canadian Commissioner for Catherine Richards for the Sydney Biennale (2004). She has curated numerous exhibitions, the most recent include: alt.publication.artists.contemporary.mtl.ottawa.gimli, Pickpocket Almanack Project, Artissima, Italy (2010); Derek Sullivan and Gareth Long: The Illustrated Dictionary of Received Ideas (2010); Bureau de Change (2008); Micah Lexier’s Touch Paper Once: Selected Documents from the Walter Phillips Gallery Archive 1976 – 2007 (2008); Garry Neill Kennedy: Simple Functionalism (2008); Dagmara Genda: Screamers and Bangers: The Wallpaper Project (2008), and Comic Craze (2006) among others. She has also edited numerous publications including the latest two issues of Supplément, a periodical published by Éditions Artextes.
Andrew Kearney, a mixed media installation artist, was born in Limerick, Ireland in 1961. He studied fine art at Limerick College of Art and Design, and then went on to Chelsea College of Art and Design, where he obtained an MA in sculpture. He won the Barclays Young Artist award at the Serpentine Gallery, London, in 1992. The same year, he was awarded a fellowship at the PS1 studios of contemporary art in New York. Kearney moved back to London in 1993, where he developed an installation for the Douglas Hyde Gallery, Dublin. The following year he developed other installations for the Irish Museum of Modern Art, Dublin, the Camden Arts Centre, London and the Ottawa Art Gallery, Ontario. Site-specific work led to collaborative architecture and public art projects, including a commission for Heathrow Terminal One, with architect, Nicholas Grimshaw, and the Public Art Development Trust. In 2001 Kearney worked with Glen Howell architects on their “Millennium Project” for Westminster Council and on the “Courtyard Interface” for South Thames College, London and the Public Arts Commission Agency. In 2001/2002 he completed two large installation projects in Ireland, “With Intent”, Limerick and “Illumination” at the Boiler House in Ballymun, Dublin. In 2004 he was commissioned to develop an artwork entitled, “Art Wall”, in the new chambers of Limerick County Council. In 2004 Kearney completed his second residency on the ”Informal Architecture” program at the Banff Centre for the Arts. Last year he completed a three-year research program funded by the AHRC at Middlesex College of Art, London. The project looked at the ways in which we inhabit a purpose built environment of an art campus and how that space changes its role as the needs of its users change with new technologies. Two books were published: “Phase 2”, 2007 and the “Spaces Buildings Make”, 2008, culminating in an installation on the South Bank – part of the London Architecture Biennale. In recent years he has worked on projects such as interactive lighting for the Wexford Opera House in Ireland, entitled, “Liquid Mountain” 2009, Hull, England, and “Art in Empty Spaces” 2010, Tate Britain, 2011. For more information and to apply, please visit http://www.plugin.org/summer-institute/apply The Summer Institute has been made possible by the generous support of The Winnipeg Foundation, RBC Foundation, and Francofonds. Plug In would also like to acknowledge the ongoing support of the Manitoba Arts Council, the Canada Council for the Arts, the Department of Canadian Heritage, the Winnipeg Arts Council, the Province of Manitoba Department of Culture, Heritage and Tourism, The Winnipeg Foundation, our donors, members, and volunteers.
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Winnipeg’s Festival of Film & video art
date de tombée: 18 mai 2012
WNDX seeks new Canadian and international films and videos for our next edition, to be held Sept 27 to 30, 2012. WNDX pays special attention to the most innovative and ground-breaking works created by moving image artists. In the past, WNDX has featured spotlights on Guy Maddin, Joyce Wieland, George Kuchar, Steve Reinke, Barbara Sternberg, Phil Hoffman and John Price, a well as the work of the Loop Collective. Our website’s archives section provides an overview of how we program the festival.
Please send your submissions to:
WNDX Open Call
406 – 100 Arthur Street
Winnipeg MB R3B 1H3
CANADA
International submissions should mark the envelope »For Cultural Purposes Only. No Commercial Value. »WNDX cannot be responsible for any customs / brokerage fees. Customs declarations must indicate a value of <$5.
SUBMISSIONS DEADLINE: May 18, 2012 – submissions should be received at our offices by this date
If making your film submission via a weblink, you do not need to send in a preview DVD. Please ensure the film remains viewable throughout the submission period, as each work will be viewed several times by our programming committee.Notifications will be issued by August 31, 2012 (or earlier). Further instructions and timeframes will be provided for selected works on notification.
3. appels internationaux
100 Survivors
Call for Submissions
Deadline: On-going
Entry Fee: None
Call for submissions for 100 Survivors, a collaborative, web-based photo and video project for women currently in treatment for breast cancer or diagnosed in the past three years.
ABOUT 100 Survivors is a collaborative, web-based photo and video project for women currently in treatment for breast cancer or diagnosed in the past three years. Shooting from a list of 12 tags, participants share photos, videos, and stories.
By featuring up to 100 women and their work, 100 Survivors hopes to inform and inspire by looking beyond « awareness » and « supporting the cause » and focusing on the experiences of actual women with breast cancer. Unique perspectives on breast cancer and identity are welcome and encouraged.
UPCOMING EXHIBITION
Celebrating Kindred Spirits and Strange Bed Fellows A.I.R. National & International Artists Exhibition Curated by Catherine J. Morris A.I.R. Gallery, Brooklyn, New York March 28-April 21, 2012 Opening Reception: March 29 6:00-8:30pm Curator’s Talk: March 29 5:30pm
www.100survivors.org
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Appel à candidature : Quinzaine Photographique Nantaise 2012
La Quinzaine Photographique Nantaise (QPN) attribuera pour son édition 2012, un prix intitulé « Prix QPN 2012 ».
Le prix sera décerné au photographe candidat ayant présenté le dossier de photographies le plus remarquable. Le lauréat pourra exposer les photographies primées au cours du festival de photographie, la «Quinzaine Photographique Nantaise » qui aura lieu à Nantes, du 14 septembre au 14 octobre 2012.
Le travail récompensé sera présenté dans l’une des salles d’exposition du festival.
Les photographies du lauréat du prix QPN 2012 seront aussi présentées sur le site www.qpn.asso.fr, sur le blog du festival et dans le catalogue ainsi que la brochure de la QPN 2012.
Un prix d’une valeur totale de 1000 Euros, sera attribué au photographe lauréat. Le coût de réalisation des agrandissements ou des impressions des tirages d’exposition est à la charge du lauréat. Des accords avec des laboratoires partenaires de la QPN pourraient permettre d’avoir accès à des tarifs préférentiels.
Télécharger l’intégralité de l’appel à candidature…
http://www.qpn.asso.fr/docs/PRIX_QPN%202012reglement.pdf
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MAVF, MiniArtVideoFest, Budapest, Hungary 2012 Deadline: April 6, 2012 http://www.hungarian-multicultural-center.com/id88.html
Address:
HMC
Tamasi Aron 34.
Hungary
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Opening Call for international artists
INTERNATIONAL MULTIMEDIA ART FESTIVAL
Instituted of French in Yangon, Myanmar
From: New Zero Art Space, Yangon, Myanmar
Date: NOVEMBER 23-25,2012.
Deadline for proposal: 31-May -2012
Subject: International applicants are welcome for International multimedia art festival
Painting, installation, performance art, documentary, photo art and video art. If you are interested in this international
multimedia festival in Yangon, Myanmar, please send us:
-CV
-five-photo of your art work
-for video art: three- video art work
SCHEUDLE
23.11.2012 Opening Exhibition – 6:00 PM Institute of French, Yangon, Myanmar
24.11.2012 Symposium – 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Performance show – 6:00 to 9:00 PM Institute of French, Yangon, Myanmar
25.11.2012 Symposium – 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Performance show – 6:00 PM to 9:00PM Institute of French, Yangon, Myanmar
-You can send your video art Work by DHL and by post. Please no email. Our country’s condition is not possible to
download all files.
-If you want to send your artwork photos by email, don’t forget maximum size is 1MB.
Financial conditions
-We will provide Hotel fee and daily food.
-We can’t provide Air ticket and other cost.
-Artists are responsible for all other expenses, including travel, visa and materials.
-But if you need some grant for other foundation and government, we can send invitation letter.
If you have some questions for this Project, you can mail to ayekoart [arobas] gmail [point] com.
http://www.newzeroartspace.com
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Appel à projets pour R_minute
Le collectif R recherche des films vidéo destinés à être diffusé sur le mobilier urbain de la ville de Nantes.
Caractéristiques des films de R_minute :
– Le sujet de votre proposition doit tenir compte du contexte urbain de sa diffusion.
– La durée du film doit être impérativement de 55 secondes. Ils ne peuvent être ni plus long, ni plus court.
– Le son de la vidéo ne pourra pas être pris en compte (les écrans de diffusion ne disposent pas de sonorisation).
A noter que vos films seront archivés et présentés sur le site de R aux rubriques R_minute (voir ci-dessus) mais également à l’adresse suivante : www.r-minute.fr. La présentation de votre film pourra être accompagné d’un texte, de votre contact, d’un lien internet vers votre site…
Droit d’auteur : nous rétribuons 60 euros de droit d’auteur par film sélectionnée. A noter qu’il est possible de nous envoyer plusieurs films et que plusieurs films peuvent être sélectionnés. Pour ce premier temps de l’appel à projets, le format d’enregistrement de vos films n’a pas d’importance : quicktime, .dv, .flv etc.
Envoi des films : Vous pouvez nous transmettre vos films par internet (r [point] contact [arobas] free [point] fr) ou par la poste (sur CD ou DVD) à l’adresse suivante : Collectif R, 2 rue Gaston Veil, 44000 Nantes
Si vous souhaitez que votre document vous soit retourné, merci de joindre à votre envoi une enveloppe dûment affranchie et indiquant votre adresse.
Deadline de l’appel à projets : 30 avril 2012.
La sélection des films :
Celle-ci se déroule en deux temps :
- Le collectif R se réuni pour sélectionner un ensemble de films
- Les films choisis sont présentés à la Mairie de Nantes qui valide ou non nos choix.
Description du parc d’écrans de la ville de Nantes :
La ville de Nantes dispose de 7 écrans vidéo de grande taille (3 x 4 m) disséminés dans la ville. Elle dispose également de 150 écrans (15 pouces) dans ses abris bus et de 10 écrans (1 m x 80 cm) présents dans différents lieux institutionnels de la ville. Chaque films sélectionné est projeté en rotation trois semaines durant sur l’ensemble des écrans.
Projet inscrit dans le cadre de Nantes création, programme de soutien aux arts visuels mis en place par la Ville de Nantes.
http://www.collectifr.fr/expositions/r_minute-2012
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SUPERNORMAL 2012 call for artist proposals
a unique artist-led event – 10-12th August 2012
Deadline for Proposals: 31st March 2012
www.supernormalfestival.co.uk
Now in it’s third year, (having evolved from Braziers International Artists’Workshop), SUPERNORMAL offers a platform for visual arts and artists of all disciplines to draw inspiration from the event’s unique ethos and setting. An opportunity for dialogue, exchange and exploration of art-focused practice and action in an experimental environment where risks can be taken and leaps of imagination can occur. We encourage participation in the festival as both artist and spectator to give the arts a wider audience and artists a greater challenge outside the conventional gallery space – putting the arts at the heart of the festival.
Proposals & Selection Process
Proposals will go through a selection process and will be judged on the quality of the idea, along with an understanding of the context and audience of Supernormal. As an event that promotes an amalgam of experimental art and music, we will be looking for work that may offer a different viewing or participatory experience – that engages and inspires thought, whether challenging or easily accessible. The work should show understanding of the audience for an event that promotes experimental art and music and work that breaks new ground.
Supernormal welcomes proposals from artists, performers and groups as detailed above. Please include an outline of your idea, work or project in as much detail as possible along with any supporting images and links. (up to 750 words)
Funding & Resources
Supernormal is a not-for-profit event with an invisible budget and limited resources, although we are currently working on funding proposals to assist in the production of work. We would encourage artists to source outside funding where possible. We can provide artists with guest passes to the event, food and drinks, promotion of projects and profiles.
Things to consider -How you plan to execute the work -How much time will you need on site -What materials and resources you will need -Consideration of the weather -Location of work on site (would you need a pre-visit) -Is it self-supporting -Does it involve participation -How you will facilitate the work during the event
Please send proposals to:
studio1-1 [point] gallery [arobas] virgin [point] net
with SUPERNORMAL ARTIST PROPOSAL in subject bar
We look forward to hearing your ideas!
Supernormal
www.supernormalfestival.co.uk
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The Way Forward: Film Screening, Nottingham UK
The Cutting Room, Digital Stage, Nottingham Playhouse
Open Call: Moving Image
Deadline: 15th April 2012, 5pm
Application fee: none
Exhibition: 23rd May- 8th July
The Way Forward – Film Screening:
We are looking to present silent, short films that look at the history of moving image development. The screening will illustrate works that explore archaic images and methods of film making, looking at repetition and pattern and artists who examine the similarities found in the past and present, creating new ideas for the 21st Century.
CAST Film Programme:
Throughout 2012 CAST bar will present artists moving image, to coinside with three exhibitions taking place at Nottingham Playhouse. At the end of the year, one artist will be selected to receive a £500 commission to produce a new film. To be considered for the commission you must be selected for the film program.
Digital Stage:
The Cutting Room are proud to present their new Digital Arts Programme, Digital Stage which will be hosted at Nottingham Playhouse for 2012. Digital Stage will respond to Nottingham Playhouse’s artistic programme and present three exhibition over the course of the year. Funded by Arts Council England to encourage growth and development for digital arts within the EastMidlands.
To Apply:
A completed application form including monitoring form 200-500 words about the artwork
A DVD of your film or online link to view the film, yousendit.com (or similar) is expectable
CV (max 2 A4 pages)
Application forms and further information can be found on:
the-cutting-room.org/Templates/opensubmission.html
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Festival of Regions 2013 / Digging Up, Austria
Call for Project Submissions
7–16 June 2013
Deadline: 16 May, 2012
The Festival of Regions has been exploring and conquering a region or a town in Upper Austria every two years since 1993. Far from the metropolises and cultural centres, a program with contemporary art and culture is designed and communicated to all the residents of a chosen region. Apart from regional, national and international participation by creative artistic and cultural agents, collaboration with local associations, institutions and individuals is sought to anchor the festival in the area and thus leave behind traces that are as deep and distinct as can be. Apart from reinforcing and furthering regional initiatives in the cultural sector, raising awareness of cultural developments is one of the festival’s aims in combination with the aspects of communication, open dialogue and interconnecting everyday culture and art
The festival venue of Eferding is known principally as a commercial vegetable growing area, especially as a supplier of mini-gherkins that are harvested by the legendary ‘gherkin flyers.’ It is less well-known that Eferding, founded in 1222, is the third oldest town in Austria and can look back on an eventful history that stretches from the Nibelung saga via the peasant uprisings up to the dominant royal house of the Starhembergers. This time we will be engaging with a conservative, good middle-class town. As always at the Festival of Regions, the public domain will serve as both a space for artistic action and a hospitable meeting place. There is a variety of interior spaces in the town available for performances and installations. From the centre the festival program can expand into the nearby environs.
Digging Up is the motto for the Eferding Festival of Regions. On the one hand, this suits the agricultural character of the place, and on the other, digging up can also bring to the light of day things that have been hidden and covered up. In any case, things first have to be dug up if something new is to grow, if new fruits are to be harvested. The motto is therefore a metaphor for planting today’s art and culture, whereby rare plants and blossoms are hoped for in all possible mutations and variations.
Call for submissions Project proposals are invited from all artistic areas and genres. In an atmosphere of openness, projects with local specificity will be given preference nonetheless, along with endeavours that engage with the town’s social history and draw in as many strata of the population and individual positive forces as possible, for which role we will gladly function as mediator. Connotations with the festival motto of Digging Up will also be considered. However, please do not submit already-made projects without any connection to the festival’s location or theme.
Details Submissions in German or English with a maximum of seven pages. Deadline for submissions is 16 May 2012 (postmark) by normal mail or by e-mail as a Word or PDF file to the Festival of Regions, Marktplatz 12, 4100 Ottensheim / Austria; einreichung [arobas] fdr [point] at, Telephone +43 (0)7234 – 85285, http://www.fdr.at
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Hello,
the 7th edition of IFA – InteatroFestival Academy Call for proposal is online: http://www.inteatro.it/ifa12-bando/?lang=en.
IFA – InteatroFestival Academy is the program of research, promoted and founded in 2006 by Inteatro, that gives the opportunity to young performers to work with established artists of the international scene for the development of their practice.
Here following you can find more information.
Could you please spread the Call on your audience?
Thanks in advance,
I remain at your disposal for any further information.
Silvia Malatesta
Inteatro
Villa Nappi – Via Marconi 75
60020 Polverigi (An – Italy)
T. +39 071 9090007
F. +39 071 906326
skype: malasilvia
www.inteatro.it
4. résidences
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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CAFKA/Christie Artist in Residence Program – Call for Applications
Christie Digital Systems Canada and CAFKA – Contemporary Art Forum Kitchener and Area have created an Artist in Residence programme. Christie Digital Systems Canada (www.christiedigital.com) is a global visual technologies company that produces products for business, entertainment, and industry. With expertise in film projection since 1929 and professional projection systems since 1979, Christie has established a reputation as the world’s single source manufacturer of a variety of display technologies and solutions for cinema, large audience environments, control rooms, business presentations, training facilities, 3D and virtual reality, simulation, education, media and government. As a market leader, Christie has installed over 100,000 projection solutions worldwide. Christie’s broad range of technologies include DLP Cinema™ projectors, LCD and DLP™ projectors, rear screen projection modules, video walls, and cutting edge projection technologies for 3D, virtual reality and simulation. In 2009, Christie launched the MicroTiles digital display system based on DLP technology with PhlatLight LED illumination. MicroTiles are modular 12h x 16w x 10d-inch rear projection units which can be stacked to form any shape or size.
The CHRISTIE/CAFKA Artist in Residence programme has the following goals:
a) the advancement of research and practice into the creative use of digital media technologies;
b) the use of visualisation and interactive technologies in the visual arts; and
c) the creation of digital media with intelligent projections that may include 3D animations.
Artists selected to participate in the programme will be exposed to a body of technical knowledge enabling them to explore forms, methods of display, and concepts not possible in their own studios as well as new ways of thinking and working in a unique collaborative environment. Christie will provide funding, facilities and technical mentoring to make its visualisation technologies accessible to resident artists.
1. DURATION OF PROGRAMME AND RESIDENCY
The Artist in Residence programme will have a term of two years. It will operate on an annual basis, hosting one artist position for a full year, or the equivalent in short term residencies. Each resident artist will have the opportunity to work from two to twelve months, depending on the size of the project, creating a work of art using Christie’s projection systems.
2. FACILITIES AND ARTIST BENEFITS
Each artist will be provided with studio space at Christie’s facilities at the Communitech HUB in downtown Kitchener, Ontario. The space is accessible to the resident artist 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. In addition, each resident artist will have access to the following:
a) technical assistance from Christie in developing artwork for use on Christie’s projection systems;
b) reimbursement of housing expenses for rent of up to $1,000 per month (the artist may bring family members but the artist will be required to cover any additional costs);
c) a stipend of $1,200 per month to cover food and personal expenses of the artist;
d) reimbursement of travel costs of up to $1,000 for the artist to travel from the artist’s residence to Kitchener, Ontario (the artist may bring family members but the artist will be required to cover any additional costs);
e) a workstation/studio at Christie’s facility at 809 Wellington Street North, Kitchener, Ontario
f) access to software
g) use of a bicycle supplied by Cycle CAFKA;
An important consideration in the selection of artists will be the extent that an applicant will take advantage of the resources and technical support provided by Christie. Artists will be selected for a residency based on:
a) the quality of past work;
b) the potential impact of the residency on the artist and their work;
c) the ability of the artist to master new technologies; and
d) a demonstrated commitment to working at Christie’s Kitchener facilities with their team and resources.
3. EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING / OUTREACH
The Christie/CAFKA residency is intended to benefit the cultural life of the City of Kitchener and the Region of Waterloo. As part of the Artist in Residence programme, resident artists will be expected to undertake a selection of the following, to be agreed upon between CAFKA and the artist:
a) public lecture;
b) public workshop;
c) video interviews to be broadcast on CAFKA TV and posted on the CAFKA web site;
d) blog or vlog, to be posted to the CAFKA website; and
e) public exhibition of completed artwork.
4. APPLICATION PROCESS
Applications to the Artist in Residence Programme must include:
a) a cover page including: name, address, city, postal/zip code, country, telephone, email, website, and a maximum one page project proposal;
b) a concise portfolio of previous work;
c) two letters of reference;
d) a curriculum vitae; and
e) an artist statement.
Applications will be administered and reviewed by CAFKA’s programming committee with support from staff from Christie who will be called on to assess the project’s technical feasibility.
ALL APPLICATIONS SHOULD BE DELIVERED TO:
CAFKA – Contemporary Art Forum Kitchener and Area
141 Whitney Place, Studio #7
Kitchener, Ontario, Canada N2G 2X8
Receipt of applications will be acknowledged by email.
Applications will be accepted on an on-going basis.
For more information please contact CAFKA at cafka [arobas] cafka [point] org or 519.744.5123
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NEW PROGRAM: International Artist/Health Residencies, Ratot, Hungary 2012 at the Szell Kalman Historic Castle http://www.hungarian-multicultural-center.com/id86.html DEADLINE: March 15, 2012
Address:
HMC
Tamasi Aron 34.
Hungary
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Appel à candidature pour la Résidence des Ateliers de Paris (métiers d’art, design, mode)
Les ateliers de Paris accueillent en mai prochain deux nouveaux porteurs de projets désignés par un Comité de sélection. Clôture des inscriptions le 16 mars 2012.
Situés au cœur du Faubourg Saint-Antoine, les Ateliers de Paris sont dédiés au développement des entreprises de création dans les secteurs des métiers d’art, de la mode et du design : Expositions, accompagnement économique et incubateur. Ce dernier accueille des porteurs de projets pour une période de six mois renouvelable un an.
Cet hébergement comprend un local et des services d’accompagnement :
• conseil pour l’aide à la formalisation du projet et la validation de sa viabilité,
• recherche de financements et de partenariats,
• élaboration d’un réseau professionnel.
L’hébergement des Ateliers de Paris s’adresse principalement aux diplômés des écoles d’arts appliqués, de mode et de design mais aussi aux personnes en reconversion professionnelle (demandeurs d’emploi), aux collectifs de créateurs en recherche d’activités, constitués en association ou coopérative.
Les critères principaux de sélection :
- la richesse créative du candidat
- la maîtrise technique, évaluée par des experts professionnels
- la qualité du projet professionnel, validée par les services d’accompagnement des Ateliers de Paris,
- la motivation des porteurs de projets évaluée au cours d’un entretien avec les membres du Comité d’admission composé de cinq personnalités qualifiées.
http://www.ateliersdeparis.com/img/adp_actualites/p1j90.doc
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The Seven Below Arts Initiative’s Artist-In-Residence Program (Deadline: April 4th, 2012)
The Seven Below Arts Initiative Artist-In-Residence Program was established to foster artistic development and to support arts education in the state of Vermont. Seven Below, in partnership with Burlington City Arts, is pleased to request proposals for six-week residencies at The Barn near Burlington, Vermont. The residencies are designed to provide artists with a peaceful, inspiring, and supportive environment for individual and/or collaborative new work. The residency program is open to artists at any stage of their career and working in various visual arts media.
ELIGIBILITY The ideal applicant should be an artist with a history of rigorous work, excellent communication skills, and enthusiasm for interacting with other artists and the public. Although we cannot subsidize travel to Vermont, we encourage the participation of artists from outside New England as well as locally.
ACCOMMODATIONS
Residents will live and work at The Barn, a uniquely restored property on 65 acres offering magnificent views of Mt. Mansfield and the Green Mountains. The 200-year-old Alan Irish Barn was reconstructed in 1996 and served as the recording and rehearsal facility for Phish, Trey Anastasio, and other musicians. In 2006, to support the activities of the Seven Below Arts Initiative, The Barn was retrofitted to provide living and workspace for up to three artists in residence at a time. The six chosen residents are selected from a diverse range of national and international applicants, and they are provided with a $2,000 materials and living stipend to help support the creation of new work.
They are joined by Seven Below Studio Manager and working resident R. Elliott Katz from Cabot, Vermont.
2012 RESIDENCY DATES There are two residency sessions each year. Due to the mixed use of the residency space, we cannot release 2012 start and end dates at this moment. Typically, Session 1 begins the first week of June and ends in mid July (June 1st – July 13th), and Session 2 begins in mid July and ends the last week of August (July 15th – August 26th). The 2012 residency dates will be made available online as soon as possible.
Please download a the 2012 Residency Application (.pdf) and mail it to the postal address below.
Seven Below Arts Initiative, BCA Center Curator Burlington City Arts
Attn: Christopher Thompson
135 Church Street
05401 Burlington, VT
USA
tel: 802.865.7166
fax: 802.865.5839
kmacon [arobas] ci [point] burlington [point] vt [point] us
www.burlingtoncityarts.org
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Call for applications
www.burlingtoncityarts.org/Seven_Below
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ARTCEB is an art center in Botopasi (Suriname) with an international residencies program. Located at the Suriname river at the edge of the Amazon tropical rainforest, ARCEB is inviting visual artists, performers, sculptors, writers, critics, curators, designers, musicians, dancers and other arts professionals to apply for a 9 week residency. Deadline: March 15.
ARTCEB offers:
• Individual residency
• Project recidency
• Residency for young participants
• Residency for former participants
1. Individual residency
An individual residency is intended for professional artists, designers, writers, musicians and architects who want to undertake experiments with or take up the challenge to nourish cultural developments by means of art. Also artists who like the challenge and opportunity to acquire more in-depth knowledge by exploring how this residency might inspire them to develop parts of their strategic objectives.
2. Project residency
ARTCEB initiates projects in which artists or other organizations can participate. Organizations, artists or a group of artists can also realize their own projects at the residency. The project proposal has to be send to artceb [arobas] artots [point] nl.
3. Residencies for young participants
Students or recently graduated artists can use the residency to experiment. Young people who want to prepare for an arts education can spend a workperiod at the residency.
4. Residencies for former participants
ARTCEB builds and maintains its contacts in order to sustain, strengthen and expand its international network. Former residents and organisations will be invited to team up with ARTCEB to join and participate in future exhibitions, festivals and projects at hand.
Residency artists come from a wide variety of disciplines; visual artists, performers, sculptors, writers, critics, curators, designers, musicians, dancers and other arts professionals.
Read more on www.artots.nl/artceb
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SPARK BOX STUDIO
Summer Residency Open Call
May 2012 – August 2012
Are you looking to focus on a new body of work, meet practicing artists
and be surrounded by the beautiful landscape of rural Ontario? Spark
Box Studio is now accepting Summer 2012 applications.Spark Box
Studio’s Artist Residency Program provides live/work space to
accommodate both emerging and professional printmakers,
photographers, painters, illustrators and writers. Artists-in-residence
have access to our professional studio and resources. The Residency
Program affords artists the space and time to support the advancement
of their careers and to strengthen their practice.
Our program also offers a variety of career building opportunities for
artists including our Emerging Artist Guide, opportunities for business
workshops with local professionals and consultations with local artists
and curators.Artists-in-residence stay with us, Chrissy and Kyle, in a
charming century home located just outside the town of Picton in Prince
Edward County, Ontario, Canada. Interested artists may apply to live
and work at Spark Box for a duration of one weekend to 2
months. Spark Box Studio can facilitate up to three residents at any one
time. Residents receive a bedroom and a dedicated studio space. Visit
out website for more details: www.sparkboxstudio.com
885 County Rd. 5, Picton, ON, K0K 2T0
613.476.0337
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Project Space Residency Submissions 2012/2013
Guest Projects is an initiative conceived by Shonibare Studio to offer an opportunity for projects of any artistic discipline (performance, visual arts, music, film screenings, and seminars on any subject) to have access to a free space with office facility for 1 month. Experimental projects are particularly welcome. There will be three projects a year running from January – June 2013. Winning proposals will be given flexibility in their use of the space.
All applications must be received by Thursday 31th May 2012.
For full submission guidelines, please contact info [arobas] guestprojects [point] com
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Fire Island Artist Residency announces the 2012 application cycle
www.fireislandartistresidency.org
« We live at an unusual moment, when queer and trans sensibilities are flourishing in a way I have not seen since the ‘70s. It’s important to seize this moment and create opportunities that give safe and nourishing space to this phenomenon, to counteract the environment of distrust and even persecution that remains our everyday lot, despite our many advances. FIAR does this in spades. » —AA Bronson
“Clothing is optional. Talent and vision are not. » —Evan J. Garza
Fire Island Artist Residency (FIAR), the first artist-in-residency program in the United States exclusively for GLBT emerging artists, is now accepting applications for its 2012 Summer Residency Program to take place in Cherry Grove, an historic GLBT community of Fire Island, New York. Selections for 2012 residents will be made by esteemed jurors Dan Cameron, Senior Curator, Orange County Museum of Art, and by co-founder of Gran Fury and celebrated contemporary artist Marlene McCarty.
Emerging queer artists from across the U.S. working in contemporary visual arts are encouraged to apply by May 4, 2012. Visit www.fireislandartistresidency.org to apply.
CALL FOR APPLICATIONS 2012 FIAR Application deadline: May 4, 2012 Program dates: July 21–August 19, 2012 Application fee: 25 USD
FIAR will provide free live/work space to five selected artists-in-residence, who will work, relax, and immerse themselves in the Fire Island community, during which time they will be visited by a handful of prestigious and renowned visiting artists who will commune with residents and provide support and feedback throughout the duration of program. Communal dinners and salons with visiting artists, and presentations by each about their work, provide unique opportunities for residents to learn from accomplished contemporary artists and discuss issues of theory, practice, identity, art history, and queerness.
Visiting artists for the 2012 FIAR Summer Program will include several renowned and celebrated contemporary practitioners, including: Nayland Blake, AA Bronson, Taylor Davis, Jim Hodges, Jack Pierson, and Mary Ellen Strom.
The 2012 residency will be the second FIAR summer program to take place in Cherry Grove and the first to span four weeks. Co-founded in 2011 by artist and educator Chris Bogia, and curator and writer Evan J. Garza, Fire Island Artist Residency first inaugurated its program in August of 2011 with five emerging artists – Travis Boyer, Ryan Brewer, Elijah Burgher, A.K. Burns, and Katherine Hubbard – who converted a modest beach house into a makeshift live/work space for a two-week residency, and joined a historic group of gay, lesbian, transgendered, and queer artists who have contributed to the legacy of art-making in this deeply unique beach environment.
Fire Island Artist Residency is currently processing its incorporation and 501c3 status, and is fiscally sponsored by Visual AIDS, New York. The 2012 FIAR Summer Program is also made possible by the generous support of Sikkema Jenkins & Co., New York and the generosity of individual donors. Visit www.fireislandartistresidency.org/support for more information.
ABOUT FIRE ISLAND ARTIST RESIDENCY
Founded in 2011 by Chris Bogia and Evan J. Garza, Fire Island Artist Residency (FIAR) is a nonprofit organization that seeks to bring the best gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgendered emerging contemporary artists to Fire Island, a place long-steeped in GLBT history, to create, commune, and contribute to the location’s rich artistic history. FIAR offers live/work spaces for artists who will participate in a summer residency while immersed in the Fire Island community.
FIAR is dedicated to artists engaged in contemporary creative practices. Leading innovators in contemporary art will serve as mentors, living alongside participants and providing them with one-on-one studio visits. These guests will also share their experiences with the community through lectures that are open to the public. In this way, FIAR hopes to bring both new creative perspectives and prestigious art professionals together in this extraordinary location to foster the creation — and preservation — of queerness in contemporary art.
Fire Island Artist Residency
www.fireislandartistresidency.org
Twitter: @FIARnewyork
Facebook.com/FireIslandArtistResidency
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Old Church House – Residency for Photographers – Fife, Scotland
Old Church House offers a free residency to photographers, photojournalists and multimedia artists to finish existing projects, develop new work and ideas or create work that have a meaningful and humanitarian aspect to them. Our residency programme runs throughout the year with the exception of August and Christmas. Each residency lasts 1-2 weeks or by arrangement.
We are also keen to support collaborations between photographers and journalists that seek to develop new and innovative combinations of image and text.
We encourage each residency artist to give a lecture whilst there, which will be focused around their individual practice. These lectures will bring a diverse range of people together and encourage the free flow of ideas.
Grants may be available for projects of a humanitarian nature and which fulfil the aims of Changing Ideas (www.changingideas.org).
Whilst resident at the Church, artists will be granted a daily allowance to cover food and other personal expenditure.
Residents have full use of the space to work on their projects without distraction in an idyllic location. The only thing we ask is that each resident leaves a photograph or piece of work when they leave.
For more information please see the Residency Applications section.
http://www.oldchurchhouse.org/oldchurch/ResidencyApplications.aspx
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One-to-One Residencies
One-to-One is a new programme of funded visual and cross-artform residencies. During Cove Park’s 2012 summer programme we will award one and two-week residencies for artists wishing to work collaboratively. Artists who have worked together previously and those wishing to develop work collaboratively for the first time are welcome to apply. Joint applications from a visual artist working with an artist specialising in another art form are also eligible.
The residencies will run from 14 July – 10 August 2012 and from 3 – 14 September 2012. One of the joint applicants should be based in the UK. Previous Cove Park residents are also welcome to apply. Further details and application guidelines are available here.
http://covepark.org/apply-or-book
Deadline for applications is Friday 6 April 2012.
Peaton Hill
Cove
Argyll & Bute
G84 0PE
01436 850123
information [arobas] covepark [point] org
www.covepark.org
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C-11 (Modernisation de la Loi sur le droit d’auteur) au Canada
Culture équitable vous contacte parce que vous avez signé la pétition demandant au gouvernement conservateur de Stephen Harper d’amender le projet de loi C-11 (Modernisation de la Loi sur le droit d’auteur). Le projet de loi a passé l’étape de la deuxième lecture et est maintenant entre les mains du comité législatif chargé de l’étudier. C’est notre dernière chance de voir amendé ce projet de loi inéquitable envers les créateurs. Nous vous invitons à faire parvenir une lettre aux membres du comité législatif leur rappelant l’importance des créateurs
Vous trouverez une lettre (modifiable) sur le site de Culture équitable. En quelques clics, il vous est possible de la faire parvenir aux membres du comité, au Premier ministre Stephen Harper, aux ministres ayant déposé le projet de loi, Christian Paradis (Industrie Canada) et James Moore (Patrimoine canadien) ainsi qu’au député fédéral de votre circonscription en indiquant votre code postal.
Profitons de cette dernière chance qui nous est donnée de rappeler aux élus les iniquités de ce projet de loi avant qu’il ne soit trop tard !
Accéder à la lettre : http://www.cultureequitable.org/envoyer-une-lettre-au-comite/
Quelques liens supplémentaires pour vous informer des retombées possibles sur les artistes, leur travail et leurs droits:
http://www.cultureequitable.org/c-11-en-bref/
http://www.digital-copyright.ca/
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AAMI – Rapport sur les normes d’emploi et la gestion des ressources humaines
Montréal, le 7 mars 2012 – L’AAMI publie un rapport sur les normes d’emploi et la gestion des ressources humaines dans les centres canadiens en arts médiatiques indépendants
L’Alliance des arts médiatiques indépendants est un organisme national de services aux arts qui promeut et met de l’avant les intérêts de la communauté vibrante des arts médiatiques, représentant ainsi plus de 80 organismes indépendants à travers le Canada dans les disciplines de la production film, de la vidéo et des nouveaux médias ainsi que dans les secteurs de la distribution et de l’installation.
Puisque l’AAMI considère les normes d’emploi comme étant une question prioritaire, elle a commandé une étude approfondie des normes d’emploi dans les centres d’artistes en arts médiatiques auprès des consultantes MDR-Burgess. Cette étude avait pour objectif de créer des outils de référence, incluant des recommandations afin d’améliorer la gestion des ressources humaines dans ce secteur. La présente étude démontre que malgré l’excellent service qu’ils offrent, les centres d’artistes en arts médiatiques font face à d’importants problèmes de ressources humaines dû à un manque de financement. Les salaires de base de la présente étude sont comparables aux résultats d’autres études, c’est-à-dire qu’ils sont bas par rapport à d’autres secteurs sans but lucratif.
Les compétences exigées aux postes d’employés et de gestionnaires sont grandes. Le personnel doit avoir une connaissance de la production médiatique ainsi que du secteur des arts médiatiques (et, dans quelques cas, de l’art contemporain). Il doit également avoir des connaissances financières et des compétences dans la rédaction de demandes de subvention. Environ la moitié des postes exigent des études collégiales ou universitaires ainsi qu’une ou deux années d’expérience.
L’étude permet de dresser un portrait de la réalité actuelle :
• Les travailleurs sont jeunes et hautement qualifiés
• Deux tiers des travailleurs doivent faire des heures supplémentaires, jusqu’à 10 à 20 heures par semaine.
• Les centres d’artistes autogérés dépensent peu en avantages sociaux, mais des plans d’indemnisation sont offerts dans la mesure du possible.
• Il y a peu de perfectionnement professionnel, mais les organismes s’efforcent d’offrir des opportunités.
• Le roulement du personnel est élevé, 40 % des travailleurs occupant leur poste depuis deux ans ou moins.
Le présent rapport comprend la recommandation d’une structure salariale s’appuyant sur les données salariales actuelles et tenant compte des différences régionales et du financement au fonctionnement. Le rapport inclut également des pratiques exemplaires et des exemples astucieux où dans un contexte de ressources financières limitées, les organismes trouvent des façons originales de répondre à leurs besoins en gestion de ressources humaines. Les organismes sont intéressés à améliorer leur gestion des ressources humaines puisqu’il s’agit d’un élément clé afin de créer davantage de stabilité à long terme au sein du secteur des arts médiatiques.
Ce rapport parait quelques semaines suite à la publication des résultats d’une étude par Hill Strategies Recherches Inc qui indique que la participation des canadiens aux arts, à la culture et aux activités liées au patrimoine a atteint un record en 2010. Étant donné que le grand public valorise les arts plus que jamais et que l’une des plus grandes priorités du gouvernement actuel est de renforcer la qualité de la main d’œuvre canadienne, la solution semble évidente : l’investissement dans les arts est crucial pour la santé et le bien être au pays.
Lire le rapport complet ici: http://www.imaa.ca/fr/index.php/resources/
Source
Jennifer Dorner
Directrice nationale de l’AAMI
514.522.8240
