Casco – Office for Art, Design and Theory, e-flux and Kadist Art Foundation
Ideological Guide to the Venice Biennale 2013
Deadline: 6/30/13
Open call for critical visits
http://interspire.e-flux.com
Casco – Office for Art, Design and Theory, e-flux and Kadist Art Foundation offer the possibility for artists and writers to travel to the 2013 Venice Biennale and to follow the Ideological Guide to the Venice Biennale 2013, a project by artist Jonas Staal.
The Ideological Guide to the Venice Biennale 2013 is a free iPhone and Android app that provides insight into the political, economic and general ideological infrastructure of the Biennale. The guide offers critical reflections by prominent artists, curators, and theoreticians that help the user to explore the ideological framework of each national pavilion. Additional data provides further commentary on the political background, selection procedure, and financing of each of the exhibitions on display and their relation to each other.
Free download of the Guide: www.ideologicalguide.com
Three applicants will get support by covering their travel costs, including a return flight, four nights´ accommodation and daily per diems. The selected travelers are in turn asked to submit a travelogue to be published on the e-flux online publishing platform. With these writings, the organizers hope to share and extend possibilities to engage—and interfere—with one of the most predominant contemporary art infrastructures.
If you are interested, please send your motivation to opencall@ideologicalguide.com. The motivation should be maximum 1500 words, inclusive of introductory information on yourself. The deadline is 30 June 2013.
Selection criteria are:
–Criticality
–Intersectional views on national representations within a wider political, social and artistic scope
–Speculation and engaging writing
For inquiries, please email at opencall@ideologicalguide.com.
Casco – Office for Art, Design and Theory
Nieuwekade 213-215
3511 RW Utrecht
Netherlands
tel: +31 (0)30 231 9995
opencall@ideologicalguide.com
http://www.cascoprojects.org/
Oakland Stock # 3, Sunday July 7th, 6pm
Artist Deadline: June 30, 2013
Oakland Stock is a micro-granting dinner that supports local artists’ projects. Food. FUNding. Feedback. Follow-up.
Here’s how it works: Diners pay $10 to eat a dee-lish meal and to listen to up to 10 artists pitch their projects. At the end of the meal the ballots are cast and counted—diners vote for the project they want to support. The winning artist takes all! The winning artist returns to the following event to present on their progress. Why? Because you have the power to decide what cultural work is important, and here’s a chance to share a meal, discuss artists’ projects, and elect or be a winner of the dinner’s proceeds. Winners of April’s Oakland Stock, Sara Biel & Karla Brundage, will present their progress on Temescal InSitu.
When: Sunday,July 7th, 6pm*-8:30pm (*please arrive by 6:15 to ensure seating)
Where: Ratto’s Market & Deli, 821 Washington Street/9th Old Oakland in Oakland, CA 94607
Menu: Soup, of course! Salad & bread will accompany the meal.
Chef + Host: Lexa Walsh
Who’s Invited: Soup lovers, artists and those interested in supporting them.
PLEASE RSVP by emailing oaklandstock@gmail.com, including the name of each attendee. Reservations are strongly encouraged. Please arrive by 6:15 or your reservation may be forfeited. Please bring a $10 cash donation ($5 for children 12 & under).
Sometimes success in the art market and world seems pretty random. Sunday Soup is a way for artists and communities to actively engage in what they feel is important in cultural production. Oakland Stock is part of the Sunday Soup series of meals that supports artists’ projects. Support for Oakland Stock is provided by Southern Exposure’s Alternative Exposure Grant Program.
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Apply as an OAKLAND-BASED ARTIST- It’s easy!: Submit a simple proposal following the directions below to oaklandstock@gmail.com Deadline: Sunday, June 30th. The first 10 proposals that meet the requirements (below) will be included in the running. Please prepare to pitch your project with a brief powerpoint presentation (assembled by Stock staff with your application materials). If funded, you will be responsible for making a presentation to the Oakland Stock community regarding your progress on this project at the next Stock dinner, approximately 4-6 weeks after receiving the grant.
Requirements: Submit by 11:59pm Sunday, June 30th, 2013.
1. Name of Project
2. Briefly (100 words) describe what your project is
3. Briefly (200 words) describe the cultural, historical, aesthetic, etc. context of your project. Why is this work important here and now?
4. What will you do with the winnings? i.e. “I will buy editing time at the local video lab…”, etc.
5. Write a brief slogan for your project to make it memorable to the audience electorate!
6. 3 images (as individual jpegs, 72 dpi, no larger than 1000 pixels in any direction)
PACT Zollverein
Deadline: June 17 2013
Since it was founded in 2002, PACT Zollverein has clearly positioned itself as an initiator, catalyst and venue for seminal developments in the fields of dance, performance, theatre, media and fine arts.
Situated in the heart of the Ruhr District, the house boasts a nationwide unique working structure which consolidates three key areas of activity addressing regional, national and international social and cultural interests which all contribute to the standing and apprecia-tion of dance and performance as independent art forms: In its residency programme, which is open to artists from around the world, PACT operates as an artists’ centre offering space for concentrated working processes. Under the rubric platform, it initiates exchanges between artists, academics and students from diverse disciplines and promotes critical dialogue and reflection on artistic methodologies and findings. Its third main focus is on presenting an innovative and high calibre stage programme featuring premieres, co-productions and guest performances.
Disciplines: Dance, Theatre, Curating/Research, Media Art, Music & sound art, Performing Arts
Founded: 2002
Language: German/English
Location:
Situated in the heart of the Ruhr District, the house boasts a nationwide unique working structure which consolidates three key areas of activity addressing regional, national and international social and cultural interests which all contribute to the standing and apprecia-tion of dance and performance as independent art forms.
Outcome:
A residency project will not necessarily have a public showing.
Duration: 5 or 6 months (January-June and August-December)
Paid by host:
Residency recipients are able to receive a grant to cover their living expenses and travel costs.
The PACT Zollverein offers:
- Studio space and accommodation
- Weekly grant allowance for all of the residency project participants (maximum group of 6 people)
- Travel costs covering one journey only per participant to and from PACT Zollverein (subject to prior agreement)
- Technical equipment (by arrangement and subject to availability)
- Stage rehearsals with professional technical supervision and support (by arrangement and subject to availability)
- Professional advice in: project funding, project management, press and public relations
Technical information:
Technical equipment (by arrangement and subject to availability)
Stage rehearsals with professional technical supervision and support (by arrangement and subject to availability)
Professional advice in: project funding, project management, press and public relations
Studio information:
Studio space (from 63 to 173 sq.m.)
Accommodation information:
Local accommodation (maximum 6 people)
Address (residency first)
Application Guidelines and Criteria:
The Residency Programme is open to professional artists from home and abroad who work in the areas of dance, performance, media arts or sound art. Residences are awarded twice a year by an international jury.
An online application system is available on PactZollverein website. Application must include:
a short motivation statement
a project description
a short summary of your project description (max. 1000 characters)
curriculum vitae for everyone involved in the project
links (e.g. Vimeo, Youtube) to video examples of your own work
Bullmannaue 20a
Essen 45327
Germany
See map: Google Maps
Contact info
Telephone: 0049-0201-2894712
Fax: 0049-0201-2894701
Email: residenz@pact-zollverein.de
Website:
http://www.pact-zollverein.de/
Independent Curators International
Curatorial Intensive
Deadline: June 24 2013
Independent Curators International (ICI) produces exhibitions, events, publications, and training opportunities for diverse audiences around the world. A catalyst for independent thinking, ICI connects emerging and established curators, artists, and institutions, to forge international networks and generate new forms of collaboration. Working across disciplines and historical precedents, the organization is a hub that provides access to the people, ideas, and practices that are key to current developments in the field, inspiring fresh ways of seeing and contextualizing contemporary art.
The Curatorial Intensive is ICI’s short-term, low-cost training program that offers curators the chance to develop their exhibition ideas and make connections to leaders in the field, providing the opportunity to forge new international networks through peer-group education. The Curatorial Intensive takes place twice annually in New York, and in other locations in conjunction with institutional partners worldwide.
Disciplines: Curating/Research
Founded: 1975
Language: English, Spanish
Location:
Depending on the course - worldwide
Paid by artist:
Depends on the program. For the Curatorial Intensive “On curating: between theory and practice”, the program fee is 1,900 USD. Participants are also responsible for covering travel and accommodation expenses.
Paid by host:
A number of scholarship packages that subsidize or eliminate the program fees, accommodation, and travel expenses are available and awarded based on merit.
Application Guidelines and Criteria:
ON CURATING, BETWEEN THEORY AND PRACTICE
Program dates: August 18–24, 2013
Developed by ICI in collaboration with MACBA - Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Buenos Aires, the Curatorial Intensive:On Curating, Between Theory and Practice will examine the developments of the curatorial field and the changing role of the curator, while exploring research-based initiatives, independent projects, collections and institutional building, and new financial architectures, among other topics. Read more about this Curatorial Intensive here and apply by June 24.
Address (residency first)
401 Broadway, Suite 1620
New York, NY 10013
United States
See map: Google Maps
Contact info
Telephone: +1 212.254.8200
Fax: +1 212.477.4781
Email: info@curatorsintl.org
Website:
http://curatorsintl.org/
HIAP
Helsinki International Artist-in-residence Programme
Deadline: June 25 2013, ongoing
The idea of the residency is to provide time and space for creative work in a stimulating environment. HIAP encourages artists-in-residence to carry out collaborations with local artists and arts organisations, and to realise projects accessible to a wide range of audiences. The Cable Factory cultural complex is the working-site for about 50 Finnish artists’ studios, several other artistic and cultural collectives, exhibition and performing art spaces, a restaurant and cafe. Over 700 people work at the Cable Factory daily.
Accommodation information:
Purpose-built live-in studio. The three international studios are located on the fifth floor of the Cable Factory complex. The studios each have an area of 50 m2 including a private kitchen and bathroom.
Disciplines: Dance, Theatre, Drawing & Painting, Film, Curating/Research, Media Art, Multi Media, Photography, Sculpture
Founded: 1992
Location:
The Cable Factory occupies the premises of an old factory. By train: Helsinki Central Railway Station and by plane: Helsinki Vantaa-Airport. It is 2,5 km from the center. By tram it takes 20 minutes.
Duration: variable
Paid by artist:
Individual traveling expenses, food, materials.
Paid by host:
Accommodation, studio.
Application Guidelines and Criteria:
HIAP gives priority to whose interests lie within contemporary culture. Working knowledge of English is required.
Address (residency first)
Tallberginkatu 1 C 97
Helsinki FIN-00180
Finland
Contact info
Telephone: +358 9 6856730
Fax: +358 9 6856730
Email: jaakko@hiap.fi
Website:
http://www.hiap.fi
http://www.kaapelitehdas.fi/
homesession
Deadline: June 30 2013
Situated in the center of Barcelona, homesession has initiated a residency programme dedicated to visual artists. Run by french curators and architect, homesession hosts each year up to 10 artists from all over the world. The idea of this residency is based on a real integration to local life: the programme provide a flat and a studio and sessions with homesession’s curators for individually-tailored residency development.
Homesession is an independant organisation that offer up to 4 grants a year, that cover accommodation and studio. The artists who are selected are interested in experimenting new ways of producing and discovering the city.
Disciplines: Curating/Research, Media Art, Multi Media, Photography, Performing Arts, Visual Arts
Founded: 2007
Language: Spanish, Catalan, English, French
Location:
Homesession is located in the very central neighbourhood of Poble Sec in Barcelona, just between the old city and the Montjuic Mountain.
Outcome:
If you wish to organise an exhibition, you can additionnally rent the galleryspace, depending on availability (maximum 2 weeks).
Duration: 1 to 2 months
Paid by artist:
Travel costs, living and material costs
Accommodation + workplace: residency fee of 550€/month or free for 1 month for granted projects. Please find the detail of the costs in the residency guidelines.
Paid by host:
Homesession Residency has developped a grant programme that is dedicated to international artists, offering them the opportunity of a month’s stay in Barcelona with accommodation costs covered plus some extra production costs. This grant is attributed through the same selection process as the residency.
The residency is organised around the execution of a site-specific production. The result is shown to the public during an event at the end of the artist’s stay. Thanks to institutional support, three to four grants are offered every year.
Technical information:
Equipment: projector, monitor, dvd player, tripod, studio lights.
A gallery space is optionally available for open-studio, exhibition, presentation…
Studio information:
In 2012 Homesession adds a new space for its programme, consisting of a flat for residents, an exhibition area and shared offices. It’s also located in the Poble Sec quarter.
Accommodation information:
The accommodation is an 18m2 flat situated in a 50m2 studio. It offers private sleeping room, private bathroom and working space.
Application Guidelines and Criteria:
Homesession has a particular interest in artworks that investigate the space (site-specific installation), public space, time and body (performance…), identity etc.
Before sending your application, please check the conditions and fees. Send to info@homesession.org your complete application form as well as a portfolio (pdf < 6 Mo) and a resume (pdf). Follow the process indicated in the form.
Address (residency first)
C/ Creu dels Molers, 15 local, Poble Sec
Barcelona 08004
Spain
Contact info
Telephone: 0034/933 295 583
Email: info@homesession.org
Website:
http://www.homesession.org
AreHolland
B 93 studios
Deadline: June 30 2013
Application deadline for residencies in 2013 is closed. To apply for 2014 you can apply throughout the whole year, up to June 2013.
There are two guest studio’s, located in a building owned by the city of Enschede. Both are spacious and include the facilities to live and work. Within the building, ten artists studio’s are located of the artist initiative B93. One studio is equiped with computers and software fitted for video art, sound art, and installation. The other studio is very light and suitable for painting, drawing and small scaled sculpture. Internet is availbale, also basic tools and work equipment. Financial support available by the city of Enschede.
Disciplines: Film, Media Art, Multi Media, Music & sound art
Founded: 2007
Language: Dutch - English
Outcome:
exhibition / presentation
Duration: Three months
Paid by host:
Financial support by the city of Enschede
Studio information:
The guest studios are especially suitable for media arts, painting, drawing, installation and small-scale sculpture. They are not suitable for traditional sculpture or welding. Both studios are spacious and receive plenty of natural light. There are basic tools and equipment as well as wireless access to Internet.
One studio, which is equipped with state-of-the-art computers and software, is ideal for video, sound and installation artists. This studio also offers residence to young artists working within the European Pépinières Mobility Program.
Accommodation information:
private room, studio, computer equipment, wireless internet, kitchen, bathroom, washing machine / dryer, basic tools
Application Guidelines and Criteria:
To apply, submit an application form together with current work samples and a project proposal. Please indicate your studio preference. Applications are considered by a selection committee, which will inform you in due course whether you will be granted a stay in one of the guest studios.
In order to qualify for a stay in one of the guest studios you must apply at least six months in advance.
Address (residency first)
Hoge Bothofstraat 166
Enschede 7511ZE
Netherlands
See map: Google Maps
Contact info
Telephone: +31 (0)615507872
Website:
http://www.areholland.com
Atlantic Center for the Arts
ACA
Deadline:
May 19 2013, & ongoing (Master AIR)
July 1 2013 (Community AIR)
To promote artistic excellence by providing midcareer artists an opportunity to work and collaborate with some of the world’s most distinguished contemporary artists in the fields of composing and visual, literary, and performing arts, while coordinating interaction with community members through on-site and outreach presentations, performances and exhibitions.
ACA organizes many programs for artists of all ages and professional levels. Two of these are open to national and international artists:
Master Artist-in-Residence Program
The Master Artist Residency was the core program at ACA´s founding, and it has served over 3,500 emerging and mid-career artists from many disciplines. The residency is unique in that it is a mentoring program that couples prominent Master Artists with selected Associate Artists for three week periods. Since residencies are process based, and not product-driven, time can be spent on previously existing projects, on new experiments, or on collaborations. The residency is also unique in that it focuses on creating conversations and the sharing of ideas between three disciplines per program, which can include visual artists, writers, dancers, and musicians as well as many other types of art. ACA believes that the spirit and challenges of being an artist are shared by all disciplines and that we can learn much from coming together, sharing our work and ideas, and collaborating on projects. Please visit About the Master Artists-in-Residence Program to learn more.
Community Artist in Residence Program (CAIR)
Beginning in fall of 2012, ACA will launch an innovative Community Artist-in-Residence Program that focuses on bringing artist with a community based practice to New Smyrna Beach. Two four month residencies will occur every year, and will operate out of the Harris House location. During this residency, the artist will create projects and organize programs for everyone in ACA´s community.
Disciplines: Architecture, Dance, Ceramics, Theatre, Drawing & Painting, Media Art, Literature, Multi Media, Music & sound art, Woodcraft
Founded: 1977
Language: English
Location:
Located on 67 acres on tidal estuary, fronting Turnbull Bay, on the east coast of central Florida.
Duration: 3 weeks for the Master AiR Programme, 4 months for the CAIR programme
Paid by artist:
Master AIR Program: 800$ Residency fee (can be waived if financial support is granted), 100$ administration fee, individual traveling expenses, personal needs, weekend meals and supplies.
CAIR and Master AIR programmes: 25$ application fee.
Paid by host:
Master AiR Program: Maximum financial support is $800 (full scholarship), meals during week days and housing
CAIR: 6000 $ honorarium, 2000$ living stipend, 2000$ material stipend, 1000$ transportation, 1 preparatory visit prior to the residential stay.
Studio information:
Master AiR Program: painting studio, sculpture studio, digital media studio, dance studio, music/recording studio, writers’ studio, black box theatre and library.
Accommodation information:
Master AIR Program: Individual rooms in shared house, children accommodated, no pets.
CAIR: 2 bedrooms, a living room, bathroom, and a private workspace upstairs. There is a kitchen, bathroom and public workspace downstairs where the public will be welcome during set times. The historic 1915 building looks over the Intracoastal water-way and the beachside barrier island to the east.
Application Guidelines and Criteria:
Check here how to apply for the Master AIR Program. Criteria is set by each Master Artist and is listed in the corresponding artist’s statement.
CAIR: the first two years of the community residencies are already filled, and there is an open call for residencies starting in the Fall of 2014. Apply by Monday July 1st, 2013.
Address (residency first)
1414 Art Center Avenue
New Smyrna Beach, FLORIDA 32168
United States
See map: Google Maps
Contact info
Telephone: +1-386-427 6975
Fax: +1-9386-427 5669
Email: program@atlanticcenterforthearts.org
Website:
http://www.atlanticcenterforthearts.org
Eyebeam
APPLICATION DEADLINES:
Eyebeam Residency Open Call: JUNE 14, 12PM (noon) EST.
Collaborative Residency with Public Knowledge: JUNE 28, 12PM (noon) EST.
Eyebeam is launching two open calls for creative residencies in the Fall/Winter 2013. One is part of its regular residency program and asks residents to reflect on “What are the ground-breaking works that will positively change cultural relationships to new creative technologies?”. The 2nd open call concerns a collaborative residency with the organisation Public Knowledge The purpose of the Public Knowledge/Eyebeam Artist Residency is to make policy issues more engaging.
Both programs are based on the same construction: 5-month residency with stipend in support of project realization. International applicants are welcome, however they will have to manage travel and visa requirements. Moreover, no accommodation is provided: Eyebeam will help to find suitable accommodation, but the artists are responsible for it.
Up to six Residents will join continuing Fellows and Residents in September 2013.
OPEN CALL: EYEBEAM RESIDENCY FALL/WINTER 2013 - WHAT IS IMPORTANT NOW?
In light of tectonic shifts in the overlap between art, culture and technology in recent years, Eyebeam is throwing open its Creative Residency program to a single line of inquiry:what is most important now? Targetted with this call are the digital creators, hacker artists, creative technologists, instigating curators, researchers and cultural producers.
OPEN CALL: PUBLIC KNOWLEDGE/EYEBEAM RESIDENCY PROGRAM 2013
This is the inaugural Open Call for Collaborative Residency with Public Knowledge, an organization working to ensure policy that provides the public broad access to an open internet and the wealth of knowledge and creativity it contains.
Public Knowledge and Eyebeam are seeking applications from artists, engineers, designers, curators, and creative technologists interested in being the inaugural resident in our joint residency program. The purpose of the Public Knowledge/Eyebeam Artist Residency is to make policy issues more engaging . Selection will be based on the quality of the proposal, including demonstrable success in previous development of related work at this scale.
Breadboard
Deadline: Received Friday, June 21, 2013
Breadboard is launching a dynamic public art residency program called Art Along the Avenue of Technology (AAAT), to explore the intersection of Art and Technology. Art Along the Avenue of Technology will engage a diverse range of community groups in the Greater Philadelphia region around an innovative artist residency program that will explore contemporary themes of public space, place-making and technology in an urban environment.
The Artist Residency will create innovative approaches to community engagement, activism and education through diverse applications of 21st century creative technologies while activating the Science Center’s campus along a five-block stretch of Market Street Corridor as a ‘project zone’ for community engagement and place-making activities. Through Art Along the Avenue of Technology, Breadboard will host one artist/collective in 2014.
Please have a look at BreadBoard website for the full submission guidelines. Note that a high budget is available for the artist/collective participating in the 6 to 8 months of AAAT.
Submissions must be received by University City Science Center no later than 4:30pm on Friday, June 21, 2013 (please note that this is NOT a postmark date). All applicants will receive confirmation once their materials are received. Materials should be sent to either:
University City Science Center
Attn: Dan Schimmel
3711 Market Street, Suite 800
Philadelphia, PA 19104
-or-
aaat@sciencecenter.org.
For further information, please visit BreadBoard website or contact Dan Schimmel at aaat@sciencecenter.org.
http://www.breadboardphilly.org/programs/art-along-the-avenue-of-technology
SZPILMAN AWARD 2013
Deadline: 09/30/13 - postmark
Awarded to works that exist only for a moment or a short period of time
The purpose of the award is to promote such works whose forms consist of ephemeral situations.
www.award.szpilman.de/informations.html
After first 10 years Szpilman Award goes into next decade with the new golden challenge cup!
The SZPILMAN AWARD is awarded to works that exist only for a moment or a short period of time. The purpose of the award is to promote such works whose forms consist of ephemeral situations.
Everyone can apply. Worldwide! There is no participation fee.
Closing date: September 30, 2013 (postmark)
The SZPILMAN AWARD is awarded to works that exist only for a moment or a short period of time.
The purpose of the award is to promote such works whose forms consist of ephemeral situations.
The prize winner receives the Jackpot Stipendium. This scholarship consists of three parts: A challenge cup, 10 days of accommodation in Cimochowizna (Poland) including journey, and a sum of money in cash.
The amount of money is dynamic. SZPILMAN is raising money parallel to the competition. The prize winner receives the money that is raised until September 30, 2013. The current score may be checked here (www.award.szpilman.de/jackpot )!
Szpilman Award
Patrick Koch
Auguststrasse 26a
10117 Berlin
Germany
award@szpilman.de
www.award.szpilman.de
Headlands Applications Open for 2013-2014
Programs Details at headlands.org/programs/
TOURNESOL AWARD Annual Cash & Studio Award for One Bay Area Painter The Tournesol Award recognizes one Bay Area painter each year, supporting him or her in taking major steps toward establishing and maintaining a career in the Bay Area. The Award is designed to support a full year of artistic work and development, and includes a $10,000 cash stipend, a private studio, and a funded final exhibition or project of the artist’s choice.
Program Dates: July 1, 2013 – June 30, 2014
Application Deadline: May 3, 2013
ARTIST IN RESIDENCE Residency Awards for Artists from Around the World The Artist in Residence (AIR) program awards fully sponsored residencies to approximately 45 local, national, and international artists each year. Residencies of four to ten weeks include private studio space, chef-prepared meals, comfortable housing, and travel and living stipends when available.
Program dates: March 2014 – December 2014 Application
Deadline: June 7, 2013
Idensitat
DISPOSITIFS POST- #1
Call for ideas and projects
http://www.idensitat.net/index.php?option=com_cont
Deadline: June 7, 2013
Urban Spaces - Social Fabric - Voids / Transformations - Transfers - Creativities.
Interventions in public space in a post-crisis context.
DISPOSITIFS POST- is a project by IDENSITAT, a proposal for several phases of site-specific, imaginative interventions for the use of public space in the future beyond a post-crisis scenario, realised in collaboration with the collective Recreant Cruïlles (Recreating Crossroads), and with Germanetes, situated on the Left Eixample of Barcelona.
Call for ideas and projects for interventions in the public space adjacent to the Germanetes site which promote its temporary use, while also promoting interdisciplinary proposals, and a future projection based upon the idea of a post-crisis urban landscape.
- A selection of projects and ideas from the open call will be displayed in an exhibition / intervention organised around the Germanetes site, using public and private (authorised for public use) spaces.
- Invited projects, and the selected projects, will participate in a seminar in the Fundació Tàpies, around subjects related with the topics of the call.
Selection committee:Itzíar González, architect. Francesc Magrinyà, engineer. Ramon Parramon, artist. Laurence Rassel, director, Fundació Tàpies. Joan Subirats, political scientist
Objectives
- To connect with spaces in the city, and to promote practices of information, appropriation and display among civic networks working to improve public space.
- To enable the development of creative projects linked to local actions.
- To promote temporary actions which bring creative strategies of activism and transformation in the use and experience of cities.
- To promote artistic interventions connected to citizen networks
- To encourage reflection upon the new urban landscapes emerging from a post-crisis scenario
- To promote proposals to raise awareness of the actions undertaken in relation to the specific site of the Germanetes .
- To become a tool for activism within the district, and to connect with people outside interested in active participation in the construction of urban space.??
This call is aimed at artists, architects, designers, students in these disciplines, or groups interested in art projects related to social contexts, as well as transdisciplinary teams incorporating sociologists, anthropologists/social workers, social educators, residents of a district or collectives working on social issues in district contexts, and any individuals or collectives with an interest in arts projects related to the concept of the district.
IDENSITAT
E- 08001 Barcelona
Spain
idensitat@idensitat.net
www.idensitat.net
Last Ship
Deadline: Ongoing
Last Ship offers artists’ residencies in two living studios. One studio is dedicated to international residencies, and the other welcomes artists from all over India. Last Ship is looking for artists with new energy and excitement. The residency is open to artists working in all fields of art, including photography, video, new media, sound art, illustration and others.
Last Ship encourages projects that engage artists, local communities, and the public. The space offers international art residencies, art education, production solutions for artists, exhibition & project support, events (& pirate parties).
Disciplines: Drawing & Painting, Graphic Design, Film, Media Art, Multi Media, Music & sound art, Photography
Founded: 2011
Language: English
Location:
Based in the Bandra area of Mumbai, Last Ship is a unique studio space right in the middle of the bustling Chuim Village off Khar Danda Road.
Outcome:
An exhibition of works of projects realized in the residency
Duration: 2 months - up to 3 months
Paid by artist:
expenses of transports, material and production of work
Paid by host:
Accommodation and food
A live-in studio
Application Guidelines and Criteria:
Interested artists need to email the following to jmilastship@gmail.com:
An up to date C.V.
A recent photograph of the artist
A selection of not more than 10 images/files of work
A brief written description of the artist’s philosophy
A brief written proposal of the project that the artist would like to create at Last Ship
Address
50-A Huma bungalow, near Quantum Park Chuim Village Road, Khar W
Mumbai 400052
India
Contact info
Telephone: +91-98330 66276
Email: jmilastship@gmail.com
Website:
http://www.jmilastship.com
http://www.facebook.com/lastship
Emerging Artist Fellowship
Deadline: July 5
The Harpo Foundation’s Emerging Artist Fellowship at the Santa Fe Art Institute (SFAI) was established in 2013 to provide an annual opportunity to an emerging visual artist 25 years and older who needs time and space to explore ideas and start new projects. Artist Fellows will receive a one-month residency at the Santa Fe Art Institute, which includes a handsomely appointed room with private bath, a beautiful, well-lit studio space, and a $500 travel stipend.
Founded in 1985, the Santa Fe Art Institute (SFAI) provides a unique opportunity for emerging artists to pursue creative projects without interruption. SFAI supports over 50 residents per year and offers a cohesive, arts-focused environment that creates the ideal working conditions for resident artists. Living and studio space is located within a nearly 17,000 square foot complex designed by renowned Mexican architect, Ricardo Legoretta. The unique SFAI environment allows residents to be as interactive or private as they wish. There are no requirements on the work produced during their time at SFAI.
One Fellowship is awarded annually to emerging artists who demonstrate:
- Strong artistic ability and promise
- An evolving practice this is at a pivotal moment in its development
Application Process and Deadlines
The annual application deadline is July 5. Artists must apply online. To find out more about this opportunity, please contact Residency Director Katie Avery at (505) 424-5050 or gro.iafs@seicnediser at the Santa Fe Art Institute.
