Call for Applications for the Artist-in-Residence-Programme 2019 ||| Austria
deadline: September 30, 2018
In co-operation with KulturKontakt Austria, the Austrian Federal Chancellery makes available 50 residencies in Austria (Vienna and Salzburg) for the year 2019. Foreign artists can apply for this grant programme electronically via the www.artists-inresidence-austria.at platform.The residency is designed to offer an opportunity to familiarise oneself with the Austrian art scene and cultural environment and to make contact with Austrian artists. Residents are expected to complete a project during their stay. In the field of cultural education, the stay is primarily designed to foster exchanges and networking and not the realisation of a project.
During their stay, the artists in residence will be made familiar with the art scene and cultural environment. Activities on offer include visits at galleries, studios and museums, contacts to the literature and publishing sector, as well as access to Vienna’s music life. Whenever possible, the residents will receive free tickets for art and book fairs, the international ImPuls Tanz dance festival and other events.During their stay in Salzburg, the artists in residence will be taken care of by Kunstverein Salzburg. Residencies in Salzburg are only available for artists from the fields of the visual arts, artistic photography and media art.
There is the possibility of participating actively in the Artists-in-Residence-go-to-School-Programme of KulturKontakt Austria (the programme includes workshops at Austrian schools). This call is open to foreign artists whose permanent place of residence is outside of Austria and who have completed their training. Austrian citizens cannot apply for this programme. A high level of proficiency in English or German is required in order to enable participants to engage in a creative dialogue in an international context.
Participants are obliged to submit a final report about their stay.The age limit for applicants is 40 years, i.e. the applicants’ date of birth has to be after December 31, 1978. If an application is submitted by a duo at least one of the artists has to be born after December 31, 1978, and the artistic career of both individuals must be presented.
Artists who have already participated in artist-in-residence-programmes organised by KulturKontakt Austria, the Austrian Federal Chancellery or the Austrian Federal Ministry of Education, the Arts and Culture are not eligible for participation.
The artists in residence will be selected by sector-specific expert juries.When submitting an application, applicants agree to parts of their application file (CV and examples of work) being forwarded to third parties for the purpose of organising exhibitions, readings, concerts, lectures etc.
You are urgently requested to heed the sector-specific information on the following pages!
Applications can be submitted for only one of the following disciplines:
Visual arts *
Art photography
Media art **
Composition (new music, electroacoustic music, experimental music)
Literature
Literature for children and young people
Literary translation
Cultural education ***
* Applications from the sector of performing arts will not be accepted.
** For organisational reasons, the programme cannot accept applications from the film sector (shorts, feature film, documentary, avant-garde or experimental film etc.).
*** Cultural education. For an application in this sector please consider that cultural educators within the meaning of this call are responsible for the pedagogic part of an exhibition, concert, theatre etc. and in charge for the communication between the audience and the artists or the art. Cultural education can take place in a variety of
settings, including arts education in formal and non formal educational institutions and educational programs in cultural institutions.
Length of stay varies as a function of the artistic discipline:
Residency of 3 months for visual artists, art photographers, media artists,composers
Residency of 1-2 months for writers and literary translators
Residency of 1 month for arts and cultural educators
The grants are funded by the Austrian Federal Chancellery within the framework of its Artist-in-Residence-Programme. KulturKontakt Austria acts as an advisor and provides organisational support.
What can be expected from the residency?
Residencies are provided in Vienna (all disciplines) or Salzburg (only visual arts, photography, media arts). While requests for a specific place will be fulfilled subject to availability, this cannot be guaranteed.
Accommodation subject to availability, either in an apartment at the Schloss Laudon Parkdependance (14th district), a room in a flat in Vienna’s 3rd or 9th district or an apartment at Salzburger Kunstverein in the City of Salzburg.
The assignment of accommodation in Vienna is made by the residency provider. Unfortunately, individual preferences cannot be taken into account.
Use of a community studio in Vienna’s 2nd district, at Schloss Laudon or at the Salzburger Kunstverein.
Contribution to cost of living expenses of € 800 per month. In case of absence exceeding 7 days, a pro-rata share of cost-of-living expenses will be paid.
One-time contribution to art supplies of € 300 for visual artists and composers.
The costs of translation for one sample text (no more than 10 pages at 1800 characters each) from a foreign language into German for writers.
Travel expenses as well as visa fees will not be paid nor refunded.
Accident and health insurance will be provided; insurance cover excludes chronic disease and dental work.
Each accommodation is provided with WLAN. Notebooks will not be provided.
For the duration of the stay, a cell-phone with a one-time prepaid credit in the amount of € 40 will be made available to the residents.
Residents will also receive monthly passes for public transport in Vienna or Salzburg for the duration of their stay.
Regular cleaning service for the living quarters and change of bed-linen and towels will be provided weekly or monthly, according to the place.
A presentation of works may be arranged towards the end of the residency (subject to confirmation).
No financial support can be provided for the production of catalogues,translations, book releases and performances.
Residents may not bring other people (family members, friends, acquaintances etc.) or pets to the residency. Only residents may spend the night at the accommodation.
Neither the community studios nor the apartments are equipped for the needs of disabled.
Compliance with the house rules of the residency is of the utmost importance.
The grant is designed for individuals who have completed their artist training and/or have been working as free-lance artists for at least five years. Whereas students are not eligible for application, post-graduate students are welcome.For organisational reasons, the programme can neither accept applications from the film sector (shorts, feature film, documentary, avant-garde or experimental film etc.) nor from performing arts.
The following application documents need to be submitted electronically via the www.artists-in-residence-austria.at online platform within the respective deadline.Applications by post or email cannot be considered.
An application portfolio contains mandatorily the following documents:
1. completely filled-in online-forms,
2. portrait photograph (standard quality, e.g. passport picture),
3. CV and/or artistic career; in case of duo or group applications, the artistic career of all artists involved needs to be presented, as well as a documentation of the artistic co-operation of recent years.
4. In case of duo or group applications, each of the individuals needs to register and submit a complete application. The application needs to include a reference to the respective partner/s.
5. a motivation letter (no more than 1 page) specifying current artistic interests and projects,
6. a description of the project planned for the stay in Austria; projects with some reference to Austria will be appreciated (1 page max.),
7. one (1) letter of recommendation (e.g. from a university institution, an art college, a gallery or other institution related to art and culture etc.),
8. information about all previous residencies, study visits and traineeships in Austria within the last 5 years (not applicable if this residency would be the applicant’s first residency in Austria).
9. documentation of previous artistic work (portfolio), meaning a representative cross section of no more than 10 pages; in case of media artists: no more than one file with a max. presentation time of 10 min.
Applications can be submitted as of now until no later than September 30, 2018,
24.00, upon registration at www.artists-in-residence-austria.at. The electronic timestamp will be used to determine whether the submission was within the deadline (Central European Summer Time – CEST).
Jury meetings are expected to take place in the months of October/November. The jury shall only consider complete applications.Applicants will be informed in writing of the receipt of their submission and of the result of the jury meeting. Reasons given by the jury will not be communicated.
Please address queries to application@artists-in-residence-austria.at
Telephone queries under 0043 (0)1 53115 - 206860.
www.kunstkultur.bka.gv.at
www.kulturkontakt.or.at
www.artists-in-residence-austria.at
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2016/12/18
Amsterdam Light Festival | Open Call
Call for concepts 2017–2018
Deadline Round 1 (curatorial selection) : 31January 2017, 11am CETAmsterdam Light Festival presents two exhibitions, following two routes in Amsterdam’s city center, each with its own unique interpretation of the festival’s theme.
Water Colors boat route
Amsterdam Light Festival champions artworks that connect the essential elements of light and people’s EXISTENTIAL needs and dreams, making people more aware of their existential being. For the Water Colors boat route, we are looking for monumental proposals on, above or in the water that connect with the city, its inhabitants, and its visitors.
Illuminade walking route
For the Illuminade walking route, we hope to see beautiful interpretations and installations that bring the EXISTENTIAL qualities of light back to the basics and provide a stage for natural miracles and occurrences. We are looking for artworks that you can touch, walk through, connect with and react to.
Deadlines & schedule 2017
Tuesday, January 31 (11am CET)
Deadline submission round 1—curatorial selection. Late entries are not accepted.
Friday, February 17
Notification whether the curatorial team has selected your submission for round 2 and presentation to the jury.
Friday, March 17, 2017 (11am CET)
Deadline submission round 2—jury selection.
Tuesday, April 4
Announcement of approximately 30 artists selected by the international jury members.
Tuesday, April 18–Friday, April 21
The artists who are selected by the jury visit Amsterdam for the kickoff meeting and site visit (2 days). These dates are subject to change.
Application form on www.amsterdamlightfestival.com/cfc to request the artist briefing.
More info >> cfc@amsterdamlightfestival.com
contacts:
Amsterdam Light Festival
Rapenburgerstraat 123
1011 VL Amsterdam
The Netherlands
2016/11/13
empty pr(oe)mises | Greece | open call
empty pr(oe)mises | Greece | open call
deadline: 1 December , 2016
deadline: 1 December , 2016
EMST (The National Museum of Contemporary Art, Athens), in collaboration with the Museum of Contemporary Cuts, Leonardo Electronic Almanac (MIT Press) and with Arts Administration @ Boston University launches a call for artworks open to international artists on the theme of empty pr(œ)mises.
empty pr(œ)mises, conceived and curated by Lanfranco Aceti and Katerina Koskina, will focus on the intertwining of the words promises and premises.
How does one inhabit emptiness? For this project artists are invited to visualize and localize within the space of the National Museum of Contemporary Art, Athens (EMST) the struggle between the promises of future ideas and the processes of their realizations in the empty premises which should host them.
The promises clash against the reality of the premises which oblige a re-evaluation of the idea itself, but also of our identity in relationship to the promises made. The infinite possibilities of realization embedded in the promises of a space and the restrictions of contemporary spatial and socio-political realities inherent to the premises entangle with the role that the virtual and physical premises play both as space and context. These multiple interconnections can either support or disrupt the potential fulfillment and manifestation of the functions of promises and premises.
In the complex entwining and conflicting negotiations of ideas, placemaking, materials and technologies as well as architectural and engineering structures, lies the artists and curators’ struggle in defining art spaces, processes, interventions and materializations. These are a reflection of socio-political and cultural phenomena that shed a light on the ontology of an aesthetic that is both of being and becoming.
The artworks, as projects in fieri (in development), because of their very nature of proposals – similarly to architectural projects – will define and shape the emptiness of the space of the EMST, bringing to light the infinite arrays of creative and aesthetic possibilities.
These aesthetic propositions, contrary to architectural projects, will not remain at the stage of ideas but will be collected in a publication by the Leonardo Electronic Almanac – MIT Press. In this publication each artist’s proposed artworks can be displayed over ten pages, or ‘spaces’, with images in full colour. The collection thus created with multiple proposals will embody the role that the EMST could play in both the international and national contemporary art scenes.
The artists’ proposed images will also be displayed on the online space of the EMST and the Museum of Contemporary Cuts (MoCC) – creating a public archive of ideas. Each image will also be disseminated via social media. The existence of these proposals for the empty premises of the EMST holds the promise of their possible realization in the physical space of the museum. In this time of blended spaces and activities which transition publicly between the conceptual space, the virtual display and the physical realization – not necessarily in a pre-established and orderly fashion – the physical embodiment of an artwork is not strictly linked to its original location. The realm of possibilities are embedded in the premise (intended here as a conceptual assertion) of the artwork and these are increasingly unbound from the restrictions of the social-political realities that characterize the locus in which the project originated.
For their proposals we ask that artists consider all of the above, with special consideration to the context of this project rooted in the long awaited building of the EMST (National Museum of Contemporary Art, Athens) which was built to host an important international collection of contemporary art. The impact of the financial crisis has left a new and completed empty building, at the very centre of modern-day Athens, suspended and awaiting the realization of its function: trapped in between promises and premises, realities and virtualities, local and international expectations.
Application Details
To be considered for this project please provide the following:
>>> Phase 1 – Deadline by December 01, 2016
1) Expression of interest which should include your contact details, mobile number and email address. At this stage you can state via email that you are committed in making a submission. Please send your email to the following address: emptyproemises.emst@gmail.com by December 01, 2016.
>>>> Phase 2 – Deadline by March 01, 2017
For the catalog proposal please submit a project for the EMST space – description, details and restrictions are attached. Even if there are restrictions to the physical space – as in all projects – we ask artists to envisage as a daring project as possible in total freedom: every medium and every practice are acceptable (including but not limited to: Internet art, conceptual art, performance, sculpture, painting, installation, etc.). We would like to receive innovative, daring and audacious usages of the space that challenge traditional perceptions of aesthetics and roles of contemporary art museums. For your proposal to be considered, please provide the following:
>>>> Minimum 10 to maximum 15 images at high resolution for print publication. Measurements for the high resolution images’ dimensions for publication are as follows: A single full page image should be at least 18,5 cm (width) x 26 cm (height) and must be at 300 dpi minimum, .TIFF preferred (otherwise .JPG). A double spread (an image on two adjacent pages) should be at least 36,2 cm (width) x 26 cm (height) and must be 300 dpi minimum. All images should be named as follows: Number_FirstName_LastName_Print, e.g. 01_John_Smith_Print
>>>>>All images and documentation should be provided with a Dropbox link. The Dropbox folder containing all the submission materials should be named as follow: FirstName_LastName_EMSTep e.g. John_Smith_EMSTep
>>>>>The link should be emailed to emptyproemises.emst@gmail.com with the subject of the email: EMSTep – FirstName – LastName, e.g. EMSTep – John – Smith
>>>>>There should also be a Word document .doc or .docx (no other documents will be accepted) with the following information in the given order 1) First Name and Last Name 2) Postal Address 3) Email 4) Phone Numbers (a landline and a mobile number) 5) Biography (500 words) 6) Artist Statement (500 words).
>>>>>In a second .doc or .docx Word document named FirstName_LastName_Captions, e.g. John_Smith_Captions.doc there should be all the captions. Caption should be numbered in sequential order from 01 to 15 and their numbers should correspond to the numbers in the images filenames in order to avoid errors. Captions should follow this convention: Artist’s First Name and Last Name, Work Title (in italics), Year of Production. Medium or Media.
>> For the display of images on the EMST website, on Leonardo Electronic Almanac (MIT Press) and the Museum of Contemporary Cuts we will need:
>>>>>>Minimum 15 to maximum 30 images and videos. Images sizes are as follows: 2000px wide at 1200px high suitable for web (72dpi).
>>>>>>>All web images should be named as follows: Number_FirstName_LastName_Web e.g. 01_John_Smith_Web
>>>>>>>>In a .doc or .docx word document named FirstName_LastName_Captions_Web, e.g. 01_John_Smith_Captions_Web.doc there should be all the captions for the web images. Caption should be numbered in sequential order from 01 to 30 and their numbers should correspond to the numbers in the images filenames in order to avoid errors. Captions should follow this convention: Artist’s First Name and Last Name, Work Title (in italics), Year of Production. Medium or Media.
>> For copyright release please sign copyright agreement for publication, online distribution and exhibition.
Announcement
Curatorial Statement
Application Package, PDF
Ground Plan, PDF
Publication Agreement Form, PDF
Image Release Form, PDF
more >>> museumofcontemporarycuts.org
empty pr(œ)mises, conceived and curated by Lanfranco Aceti and Katerina Koskina, will focus on the intertwining of the words promises and premises.
How does one inhabit emptiness? For this project artists are invited to visualize and localize within the space of the National Museum of Contemporary Art, Athens (EMST) the struggle between the promises of future ideas and the processes of their realizations in the empty premises which should host them.
The promises clash against the reality of the premises which oblige a re-evaluation of the idea itself, but also of our identity in relationship to the promises made. The infinite possibilities of realization embedded in the promises of a space and the restrictions of contemporary spatial and socio-political realities inherent to the premises entangle with the role that the virtual and physical premises play both as space and context. These multiple interconnections can either support or disrupt the potential fulfillment and manifestation of the functions of promises and premises.
In the complex entwining and conflicting negotiations of ideas, placemaking, materials and technologies as well as architectural and engineering structures, lies the artists and curators’ struggle in defining art spaces, processes, interventions and materializations. These are a reflection of socio-political and cultural phenomena that shed a light on the ontology of an aesthetic that is both of being and becoming.
The artworks, as projects in fieri (in development), because of their very nature of proposals – similarly to architectural projects – will define and shape the emptiness of the space of the EMST, bringing to light the infinite arrays of creative and aesthetic possibilities.
These aesthetic propositions, contrary to architectural projects, will not remain at the stage of ideas but will be collected in a publication by the Leonardo Electronic Almanac – MIT Press. In this publication each artist’s proposed artworks can be displayed over ten pages, or ‘spaces’, with images in full colour. The collection thus created with multiple proposals will embody the role that the EMST could play in both the international and national contemporary art scenes.
The artists’ proposed images will also be displayed on the online space of the EMST and the Museum of Contemporary Cuts (MoCC) – creating a public archive of ideas. Each image will also be disseminated via social media. The existence of these proposals for the empty premises of the EMST holds the promise of their possible realization in the physical space of the museum. In this time of blended spaces and activities which transition publicly between the conceptual space, the virtual display and the physical realization – not necessarily in a pre-established and orderly fashion – the physical embodiment of an artwork is not strictly linked to its original location. The realm of possibilities are embedded in the premise (intended here as a conceptual assertion) of the artwork and these are increasingly unbound from the restrictions of the social-political realities that characterize the locus in which the project originated.
For their proposals we ask that artists consider all of the above, with special consideration to the context of this project rooted in the long awaited building of the EMST (National Museum of Contemporary Art, Athens) which was built to host an important international collection of contemporary art. The impact of the financial crisis has left a new and completed empty building, at the very centre of modern-day Athens, suspended and awaiting the realization of its function: trapped in between promises and premises, realities and virtualities, local and international expectations.
Application Details
To be considered for this project please provide the following:
>>> Phase 1 – Deadline by December 01, 2016
1) Expression of interest which should include your contact details, mobile number and email address. At this stage you can state via email that you are committed in making a submission. Please send your email to the following address: emptyproemises.emst@gmail.com by December 01, 2016.
>>>> Phase 2 – Deadline by March 01, 2017
For the catalog proposal please submit a project for the EMST space – description, details and restrictions are attached. Even if there are restrictions to the physical space – as in all projects – we ask artists to envisage as a daring project as possible in total freedom: every medium and every practice are acceptable (including but not limited to: Internet art, conceptual art, performance, sculpture, painting, installation, etc.). We would like to receive innovative, daring and audacious usages of the space that challenge traditional perceptions of aesthetics and roles of contemporary art museums. For your proposal to be considered, please provide the following:
>>>> Minimum 10 to maximum 15 images at high resolution for print publication. Measurements for the high resolution images’ dimensions for publication are as follows: A single full page image should be at least 18,5 cm (width) x 26 cm (height) and must be at 300 dpi minimum, .TIFF preferred (otherwise .JPG). A double spread (an image on two adjacent pages) should be at least 36,2 cm (width) x 26 cm (height) and must be 300 dpi minimum. All images should be named as follows: Number_FirstName_LastName_Print, e.g. 01_John_Smith_Print
>>>>>All images and documentation should be provided with a Dropbox link. The Dropbox folder containing all the submission materials should be named as follow: FirstName_LastName_EMSTep e.g. John_Smith_EMSTep
>>>>>The link should be emailed to emptyproemises.emst@gmail.com with the subject of the email: EMSTep – FirstName – LastName, e.g. EMSTep – John – Smith
>>>>>There should also be a Word document .doc or .docx (no other documents will be accepted) with the following information in the given order 1) First Name and Last Name 2) Postal Address 3) Email 4) Phone Numbers (a landline and a mobile number) 5) Biography (500 words) 6) Artist Statement (500 words).
>>>>>In a second .doc or .docx Word document named FirstName_LastName_Captions, e.g. John_Smith_Captions.doc there should be all the captions. Caption should be numbered in sequential order from 01 to 15 and their numbers should correspond to the numbers in the images filenames in order to avoid errors. Captions should follow this convention: Artist’s First Name and Last Name, Work Title (in italics), Year of Production. Medium or Media.
>> For the display of images on the EMST website, on Leonardo Electronic Almanac (MIT Press) and the Museum of Contemporary Cuts we will need:
>>>>>>Minimum 15 to maximum 30 images and videos. Images sizes are as follows: 2000px wide at 1200px high suitable for web (72dpi).
>>>>>>>All web images should be named as follows: Number_FirstName_LastName_Web e.g. 01_John_Smith_Web
>>>>>>>>In a .doc or .docx word document named FirstName_LastName_Captions_Web, e.g. 01_John_Smith_Captions_Web.doc there should be all the captions for the web images. Caption should be numbered in sequential order from 01 to 30 and their numbers should correspond to the numbers in the images filenames in order to avoid errors. Captions should follow this convention: Artist’s First Name and Last Name, Work Title (in italics), Year of Production. Medium or Media.
>> For copyright release please sign copyright agreement for publication, online distribution and exhibition.
Announcement
Curatorial Statement
Application Package, PDF
Ground Plan, PDF
Publication Agreement Form, PDF
Image Release Form, PDF
2016/02/19
Francophonie cultural mobility programmes
Francophonie cultural mobility programmes
Deadlines: 30 March 2016 ; 15 April 2016
Applications are invited from eligible individuals and organisations for two cultural mobility initiatives of the Organisation Internationale de la Francophonie. « En Scène ! » offers grants in performing arts field for touring and network building. « Édition Limitée » supports training of fashion designers and creators of luxury articles.
There are specific conditions for eligibility and all the information for applicants is in French.
Check the map of the Francophonie member countries to see if you may be eligible to apply. This includes Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cambodia, Cyprus, Croatia, Estonia, France, Greece, Hungary, Laos, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Poland, Czech Republic, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Switzerland, Thailand and Viet Nam.
Application
Programme « En Scène ! » (Filière théâtre, danse et musique) >>deadline: 30 March 2016
• Pour les structures des pays francophones du Sud et ceux d’Europe centrale et orientale, il s’agit d’encourager la consolidation des réseaux de professionnels régionaux et l’interaction de différents acteurs/espaces artistiques et culturels autour d’un projet commun inscrit dans une dynamique territorial.
• Pour les Pays du Nord, il s’agit de valoriser la complémentarité des compétences avec les structures des pays francophones du Sud. L’échange d’expériences et de savoir-faire pertinents, ainsi que le soutien aux actions conjointes. Ces projets doivent mettre en évidence les niveaux élevés de participation et d’implication des parties prenantes.
Download programme guide
– NOTE this programme is also open to venues and festival organisers around the world programming specific eligible Francophonie country performances
Programme « Édition Limitée » deadline:15 April 2016
La Francophonie s’investit dans le secteur de l’artisanat de luxe, par un accompagnement dédié aux créateurs de ce secteur. Ce programme de repérage des talents, a pour vocation de leur faciliter l’accès à une formation spécifique de haut niveau.
Download programme guide
This programme is open to applications from: fashion designers and stylists aged 20-35 years, residing and working in Francophone countries of the ‘South’, of Central and Eastern Europe, members of the Francophonie. (Les créateurs de mode, stylistes âgés de 20-35 ans, résidant et travaillant dans les pays francophones du Sud, de l’Europe Centrale et Orientale, membres de la Francophonie.)
more about it:http://artsetcreations.francophonie.org
Deadlines: 30 March 2016 ; 15 April 2016
Applications are invited from eligible individuals and organisations for two cultural mobility initiatives of the Organisation Internationale de la Francophonie. « En Scène ! » offers grants in performing arts field for touring and network building. « Édition Limitée » supports training of fashion designers and creators of luxury articles.
There are specific conditions for eligibility and all the information for applicants is in French.
Check the map of the Francophonie member countries to see if you may be eligible to apply. This includes Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cambodia, Cyprus, Croatia, Estonia, France, Greece, Hungary, Laos, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Poland, Czech Republic, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Switzerland, Thailand and Viet Nam.
Application
Programme « En Scène ! » (Filière théâtre, danse et musique) >>deadline: 30 March 2016
• Pour les structures des pays francophones du Sud et ceux d’Europe centrale et orientale, il s’agit d’encourager la consolidation des réseaux de professionnels régionaux et l’interaction de différents acteurs/espaces artistiques et culturels autour d’un projet commun inscrit dans une dynamique territorial.
• Pour les Pays du Nord, il s’agit de valoriser la complémentarité des compétences avec les structures des pays francophones du Sud. L’échange d’expériences et de savoir-faire pertinents, ainsi que le soutien aux actions conjointes. Ces projets doivent mettre en évidence les niveaux élevés de participation et d’implication des parties prenantes.
Download programme guide
– NOTE this programme is also open to venues and festival organisers around the world programming specific eligible Francophonie country performances
Programme « Édition Limitée » deadline:15 April 2016
La Francophonie s’investit dans le secteur de l’artisanat de luxe, par un accompagnement dédié aux créateurs de ce secteur. Ce programme de repérage des talents, a pour vocation de leur faciliter l’accès à une formation spécifique de haut niveau.
Download programme guide
This programme is open to applications from: fashion designers and stylists aged 20-35 years, residing and working in Francophone countries of the ‘South’, of Central and Eastern Europe, members of the Francophonie. (Les créateurs de mode, stylistes âgés de 20-35 ans, résidant et travaillant dans les pays francophones du Sud, de l’Europe Centrale et Orientale, membres de la Francophonie.)
more about it:http://artsetcreations.francophonie.org
Re-Directing: East Curatorial Residency | Warsaw
Re-Directing: East Curatorial Residency | Warsaw
Deadline: February 28, 2016
Open call for Re-Directing: East Curatorial Residency on “The Making of Collective Agencies” at Centre for Contemporary Art Ujazdowski Castle in Warsaw, Poland. Application open only to individuals living and working outside the EU for this special curatorial group residency.
Deadline: February 28, 2016
Open call for Re-Directing: East Curatorial Residency on “The Making of Collective Agencies” at Centre for Contemporary Art Ujazdowski Castle in Warsaw, Poland. Application open only to individuals living and working outside the EU for this special curatorial group residency.
The Artists-In-Residence Laboratory at the CCA Ujazdowski
Castle in Warsaw invites art professionals such as curators, organisers,
researchers and art managers to apply for a one-month long residency.
The notion of “re-directing” refers here to a need to facilitate
collaborations in-between art initiatives, which due to geopolitical
conditions hasn’t had many opportunities to collaborate thus far.The Re-Directing: East Curatorial Residency is a peer-learning workshop, a curatorial seminar, extended site exploration and a research opportunity for a group of four to six individuals together with the CCA team and local participants.
The participants are expected to share their experience and understanding of respective artistic and socio-political contexts, as well as to prepare themselves for participation in this year’s exploration of the topic “The Making of Collective Agencies.” This curatorial residency is a platform for developing a possible working collaboration with the CCA Ujazdowski Castle and other parties concerned in the years to come.
During the month long residency we want to (self) reflect on the curatorial practices that take place outside of formal institutions and which draw inspiration from critical, social, and collective modes of action for the commonwealth. The starting point will be to look at examples of social practices (e.g. cooperative work, like the Indonesian “gotong royong,” or the already non-existent Polish “communal work,” which has been replaced by modern forms of the “exchange platforms”), artistic (e.g. activities supporting the self-governance of artistic circles and also “alternative” institutions and forms of presentation and creation of art) and beyond, or post-artistic practices within politics, economics, and social life (protests, cultural resistance, informal education). We will utilize the presentations as well as the experiences of the participants to talk about the different strategies and consequences of entangling curatorial and artistic practices in collective actions and implementing within their frames political commentary regarding the position of specific collectives. The question of who and what collectives are, on behalf of those and within the frames of those which artistic statements are created will constitute another important issue.
The month long residencies: July 18–August 17, 2016
Submission deadline: February 28, 2016
The results will be announced by April 8, 2016
Selection will be based on the professional excellence of the applicant’s work and their plans for sharing the benefits of the exchange with artists and institutions in their home country / site of activities. Due to the programme agenda aiming at creating collaboration opportunities beyond the already existing cultural policies, we do not accept applications from individuals residing and working within the EU. Applicants must have sufficient knowledge of English to function independently and communicate with the A-I-R Laboratory staff and other residents.
It will be offering:
–Individual living space connected with the working space
–A grant of 3200 PLN / approx. 800 USD
–Reimbursement of travel costs
–Organizing a customised programme of lectures, presentations and study visits in Warsaw and beyond
–Organizing the final seminar including participants’ presentations created collaboratively during the residency
Please note that it is not cover visa fees or the insurance costs required for visa application.
How to apply
Please send an electronic version of your application in one document to the e-mail: air.opencall@gmail.com —preferred format: pdf (in English). The application document should include:
1. professional work experience in the form of a portfolio containing a description of maximum five projects
2. a cover letter
3. a paper proposal (max. 300 words). This should describe the presentation subject which you would like to develop in relation to this year’s topic “The Making of Collective Agencies.” The presentation will contribute to the seminar during the RDE residency.
4. your CV.
Please label the portfolio as follows: your surname_your name_application.pdf.
The project is implemented with financial support from the City of Warsaw.
Contacts:
Centre for Contemporary Art Ujazdowski Castle
2 Jazdów Street
00-467 Warsaw
Poland
Hours: Tuesday–Sunday 12–7pm,
Friday 12–9pm
T +48 22 628 12 71
csw@csw.art.pl
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The participants are expected to share their experience and understanding of respective artistic and socio-political contexts, as well as to prepare themselves for participation in this year’s exploration of the topic “The Making of Collective Agencies.” This curatorial residency is a platform for developing a possible working collaboration with the CCA Ujazdowski Castle and other parties concerned in the years to come.
During the month long residency we want to (self) reflect on the curatorial practices that take place outside of formal institutions and which draw inspiration from critical, social, and collective modes of action for the commonwealth. The starting point will be to look at examples of social practices (e.g. cooperative work, like the Indonesian “gotong royong,” or the already non-existent Polish “communal work,” which has been replaced by modern forms of the “exchange platforms”), artistic (e.g. activities supporting the self-governance of artistic circles and also “alternative” institutions and forms of presentation and creation of art) and beyond, or post-artistic practices within politics, economics, and social life (protests, cultural resistance, informal education). We will utilize the presentations as well as the experiences of the participants to talk about the different strategies and consequences of entangling curatorial and artistic practices in collective actions and implementing within their frames political commentary regarding the position of specific collectives. The question of who and what collectives are, on behalf of those and within the frames of those which artistic statements are created will constitute another important issue.
The month long residencies: July 18–August 17, 2016
Submission deadline: February 28, 2016
The results will be announced by April 8, 2016
Selection will be based on the professional excellence of the applicant’s work and their plans for sharing the benefits of the exchange with artists and institutions in their home country / site of activities. Due to the programme agenda aiming at creating collaboration opportunities beyond the already existing cultural policies, we do not accept applications from individuals residing and working within the EU. Applicants must have sufficient knowledge of English to function independently and communicate with the A-I-R Laboratory staff and other residents.
It will be offering:
–Individual living space connected with the working space
–A grant of 3200 PLN / approx. 800 USD
–Reimbursement of travel costs
–Organizing a customised programme of lectures, presentations and study visits in Warsaw and beyond
–Organizing the final seminar including participants’ presentations created collaboratively during the residency
Please note that it is not cover visa fees or the insurance costs required for visa application.
How to apply
Please send an electronic version of your application in one document to the e-mail: air.opencall@gmail.com —preferred format: pdf (in English). The application document should include:
1. professional work experience in the form of a portfolio containing a description of maximum five projects
2. a cover letter
3. a paper proposal (max. 300 words). This should describe the presentation subject which you would like to develop in relation to this year’s topic “The Making of Collective Agencies.” The presentation will contribute to the seminar during the RDE residency.
4. your CV.
Please label the portfolio as follows: your surname_your name_application.pdf.
The project is implemented with financial support from the City of Warsaw.
Contacts:
Centre for Contemporary Art Ujazdowski Castle
2 Jazdów Street
00-467 Warsaw
Poland
Hours: Tuesday–Sunday 12–7pm,
Friday 12–9pm
T +48 22 628 12 71
csw@csw.art.pl
more abiut it >>>
Singapore Fringe Festival 2017 | Open call
Singapore Fringe Festival 2017 | Open call
Deadline: March 4, 2016
Dates : 4 – 15 January 2017
application form >>
more about it >> http://www.singaporefringe.com/fringe2016/2017_art_skin.php
Deadline: March 4, 2016
Dates : 4 – 15 January 2017
"Who taught you to write in blood on my back?
Who taught you to use your hands as branding irons? You have scored
your name into my shoulders, referenced me with your mark. The pads of
your fingers have become printing blocks, you tap a message on to my
skin, tap meaning into my body." Jeanette Winterson, Written on the Body
Open call for Singapore Fringe Festival 2017 – on the theme of ‘Art and Skin‘. The
theme for M1 Singapore Fringe Festival 2017 is Art and Skin. We are
looking for works in all disciplines that will fall within that theme.
Applications accepted from professional Singapore and international
artists/ companies.
The M1 Singapore Fringe Festival is an annual festival
of theatre, dance, music, visual arts and mixed media created and
presented by Singaporean and international artists. Themed differently
each year, the Festival aims to bring the best of contemporary,
cutting-edge and socially-engaged works to the Singapore audience. The
M1 Singapore Fringe Festival is set to be a creative centre, with a
twin-purpose of innovation and discussion; a platform for meaningful and
provocative art to engage our increasingly connected and complex world.
The largest organ of the human’s body is the skin. A
vessel for protection, identification, attraction and stimulation. It
sweats, stretches, tears, heals and scars. It defends, dies, shreds and
regenerates. It crawls and tingles, calluses and ruptures. It burns,
blisters, blushes, bruises and peels. It chaps and scales, it tingles,
inflames and it wrinkles.
Each square inch of human skin is home to approximately
30 million bacteria and 20 feet of blood vessels. We renew our skin
monthly, shedding approximately 600,000 skin particles a day. It is said
that up to half the dust in our homes is made up of our dead skin.
In an age where we are more aware than ever of our
image, our identity, and our potential to alter our own appearance, we
hope that the theme of Art and Skin will welcome a creative exploration
and dialogue into matters of identity, beauty, intimacy, sensitivity,
pleasure, pain and shame.application form >>
more about it >> http://www.singaporefringe.com/fringe2016/2017_art_skin.php
2016/02/15
RESEARCHING RESEARCHERS @ Fabrica | Italy
RESEARCHING RESEARCHERS @ Fabrica |Italy
deadline: February 28, 2016
The residency open call for curators and archival researchers at Fabrica, Treviso, Italy at the renowned communication research centre established on the vision of Luciano Benetton.
Fabrica is a communication research centre. It is based in Treviso, Italy, and is an integral part of the Benetton Group. Established in 1994 from a vision of Luciano Benetton, Fabrica offers young people from around the world a one-year scholarship, accommodation and a round-trip ticket to Italy, enabling a highly diverse group of researchers.
The range of disciplines is equally diverse, including design, visual communication, photography, interaction, video, music and journalism. Fabrica is based in a campus centred on a 17th-century villa, restored and significantly augmented by renowned Japanese architect Tadao Ando.
The scholars will develop collective and personal project identifying and interviewing sources, whether them photographic materials and/or paper archives of institutions, private funds, online catalogs, databases, “vernacular” documents, web or social media.
Researchers must know how to index and archive all the information collected by applying a scientific method, in team and individually working. The material collected will be curated in books, exhibitions, videos, multimedia projects.
Starting from January 30, Fabrica will accept and evaluate research, already underway or in proposal form, in order to understand and evaluate capabilities and interests of the aspiring bursary.
For one year, successful applicants will reach Fabrica’s multidisciplinary (designers, photographers, graphic designers) and international team and they will be coordinated by Francesca Seravalle.
Fellowship: return trip from your country; accommodation in Treviso (to share with one or two Fabrica grant holders); lunch from Monday to Friday; a monthly money supply to cover living expenses; health insurance for the entire duration of the scholarship.
How to apply >> click here
More about it >> http://www.fabrica.it
deadline: February 28, 2016
The residency open call for curators and archival researchers at Fabrica, Treviso, Italy at the renowned communication research centre established on the vision of Luciano Benetton.
Fabrica is a communication research centre. It is based in Treviso, Italy, and is an integral part of the Benetton Group. Established in 1994 from a vision of Luciano Benetton, Fabrica offers young people from around the world a one-year scholarship, accommodation and a round-trip ticket to Italy, enabling a highly diverse group of researchers.
The range of disciplines is equally diverse, including design, visual communication, photography, interaction, video, music and journalism. Fabrica is based in a campus centred on a 17th-century villa, restored and significantly augmented by renowned Japanese architect Tadao Ando.
The scholars will develop collective and personal project identifying and interviewing sources, whether them photographic materials and/or paper archives of institutions, private funds, online catalogs, databases, “vernacular” documents, web or social media.
Researchers must know how to index and archive all the information collected by applying a scientific method, in team and individually working. The material collected will be curated in books, exhibitions, videos, multimedia projects.
Starting from January 30, Fabrica will accept and evaluate research, already underway or in proposal form, in order to understand and evaluate capabilities and interests of the aspiring bursary.
For one year, successful applicants will reach Fabrica’s multidisciplinary (designers, photographers, graphic designers) and international team and they will be coordinated by Francesca Seravalle.
Fellowship: return trip from your country; accommodation in Treviso (to share with one or two Fabrica grant holders); lunch from Monday to Friday; a monthly money supply to cover living expenses; health insurance for the entire duration of the scholarship.
How to apply >> click here
More about it >> http://www.fabrica.it
2016/01/16
Ox-Bow (USA) Summer 2016 Fellowship Programs
Ox-Bow Summer 2016 Fellowship Program
Application Deadline: February 22, 2016 (Midnight, CST)
Fellowship Length: 13 weeks (Sunday, May 29 - Saturday, August 27, 2016)
Ox-Bow’s LeRoy Neiman Foundation Fellowship program welcomes twelve fellowship students from schools all over the nation with the opportunity to focus on their work, meet with renowned artists, and grow as a member of this unique community. These students live on campus in Saugatuck, MI for 13 weeks, where they participate in campus life as both staff members and artists.
As a fellow you:
Receive a private studio space
Receive free room/board
Have access to critiques with visiting artists
Have the opportunity to exhibit work
Can audit one two-week course or two one-week courses
Work alongside staff for 20 hours per week and receive a weekly stipend
Fellowship selection process
Departments at partner schools select ten fellowship students. Two fellowship positions are open to students currently enrolled in degree programs in the visual arts in their junior or senior year. Fellows must be at least 21 years of age at start of the program. An Ox-Bow selection committee reviews applications.
Ox-Bow’s Summer 2016 MFA and Arts Faculty Artist in Residence Program
Application Deadline: February 5, 2016 (Midnight, CST)
Ox-Bow, School of Art and Artists' Residency, located in Saugatuck, MI, offers courses, workshops, and artist residencies for students and artists at all stages in their career. In the summer MFA candidates and recent graduates and Arts Faculty residents can take advantage of the Ox-Bow community, which includes faculty, visiting artists and students.
The MFA and Faculty residencies provide:
Private Studio (raw studio space, classroom studios not available)
Private room
Meals
Access to visiting artists and faculty for studio visits
Evening artist lectures
Opportunities to share work: slide presentations and/or readings and open studios
We are happy to announce that in 2016 Ox-Bow will be furthering our commitment to the needs of artists by no longer charging fees for the residency program (including application, room & board, and residency fees). All accepted residents will be fully funded. Artists may apply for additional stipends to help pay for the cost of travel, supplies, and time away from work.
Ox-Bow 2016 Fall Residency Program
Application Deadline: May 9, 2016 (Midnight, CST)
Residency Length: Two, three, and five week (September 6th - October 10th)
Costs: Accepted residents are fully funded. Artists can apply for additional stipends within the application.
At Ox-Bow, artists can enjoy 24-hour access to their studios, and an inspirational setting, free from the expectations of commercial and academic demands. During the fall season, Artists-in-Residence have the opportunity to work in studios not available during the summer session. The fall is an ideal time for writers to apply as there are studios dedicated specifically to them. It’s also a great time to propose group or collaborative work. The residency is open to all visual art disciplines and writers.
The residency provides:
Studio (access to ceramic, printmaking, and painting studios—if you would like access to these facilities make sure this is clearly stated in your application)
Private room
Meals
A community of engaged artists
Opportunities to share work: slide presentations and/or readings.
More about the Ox-Bow’s AIR program >> www.ox-bow.org
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OPEN CALLS| ART AT THE HEART RESIDENCY 2016, AUSTRALIA
ART AT THE HEART RESIDENCY 2016, AUSTRALIA
Deadline: 29 February 2016
The Shire of East Pilbara is proud to announce that entries have opened for the 2016 Art at the Heart Artist in Residency program for 2016.
Art at the Heart is perhaps the richest artist residency program in Australia with $15,000 awarded to the selected artist along with up to $40,000 available to them to produce a body of art.
The Shire seeks expressions of interest from artists working in any medium, in Australia or overseas to make application to fulfill the residency guidelines while exploring the 2016 theme of ‘Light’.
Shire President Lynne Craigie said she is thrilled to have the third year of the Art at the Heart program up and running. “Art at the Heart is a wonderful program that explores and celebrates arts and culture in the East Pilbara. We have had two wonderful years already and I am sure the third will be as exciting as ever”, she said.
“The Shire has an initial four year commitment to Art at the Heart, a commitment I am very proud of. Artists awarded the residency bring with them fresh perspectives or new artistic practices” she said. “The opportunity for the community to engage with these artists can not only inspire them but also strengthen their capacity for artist expression” Lynne Craigie added.
The residency runs for a period of six to eight weeks, generally in August and September. Applications close for the 2016 residency on 29 February.
Applicants should send an email to cacd@eastpibara.wa.gov.au asking for the application form and Artists Brief. Applicants are encouraged to go to the Shire’s website at www.eastpilbara.wa.gov.au where they can find more information on Art at the Heart.
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Based in the Shire of East Pilbara, Western Australia, Art at the Heart is a unique artist in residency program that focuses on the creative interaction between the artist, the environment and local community. While exploring our magnificent region the artist will engage the local communities of Newman, Nullagine and Marble Bar in creative activities related to the artist’s practice and the body of work developed throughout the residency.
Over the residency period the selected artist will have the opportunity to develop a body of work around the 2016 theme of ‘light’. This development will be generously supported by a $15,000 artist fee. As part of the residency it is expected that the artist showcases their body of work and create an artwork to be gifted to the Shire as a legacy of the residency.
During the residency the selected artist will be expected to facilitate a series of community engagement opportunities for local artists and the broader community. In a detailed plan the artist will need to demonstrate how this engagement and creative exchange will take place. A $40,000 budget will be available to cover costs associated with the delivery of the community engagement and costs related to the creation of the artist body of work.
The successful artist will undertake a 6 -8 week residency within the Shire or East Pilbara ideally between the 1st August and the 30th September 2016. The exact dates will be negotiated
In its third year of a four year program, the 2016 Art at the Heart - Artist in residence program aims to:
Develop the capacity of local artists and the wider community via community engagement and creative exchange
Explore and showcase the local region through the exploration of the 2016 theme ‘light’
Contribute to and creatively enrich the Shire of East Pilbara’s through a legacy artwork
Enable an artist to develop a body of work and further their creative practice
Promote and create an awareness of the region, residency and artist (both nationally and internationally).
To view previous Art at the Heart residencies please visit the website: http://www.eastpilbara.wa.gov.au/Our-Region/Art-at-the-Heart
For a copy of the Artist Brief, application form and details on how to apply, please contact: cacd@eastpilbara.wa.gov.au
Deadline: 29 February 2016
The Shire of East Pilbara is proud to announce that entries have opened for the 2016 Art at the Heart Artist in Residency program for 2016.
Art at the Heart is perhaps the richest artist residency program in Australia with $15,000 awarded to the selected artist along with up to $40,000 available to them to produce a body of art.
The Shire seeks expressions of interest from artists working in any medium, in Australia or overseas to make application to fulfill the residency guidelines while exploring the 2016 theme of ‘Light’.
Shire President Lynne Craigie said she is thrilled to have the third year of the Art at the Heart program up and running. “Art at the Heart is a wonderful program that explores and celebrates arts and culture in the East Pilbara. We have had two wonderful years already and I am sure the third will be as exciting as ever”, she said.
“The Shire has an initial four year commitment to Art at the Heart, a commitment I am very proud of. Artists awarded the residency bring with them fresh perspectives or new artistic practices” she said. “The opportunity for the community to engage with these artists can not only inspire them but also strengthen their capacity for artist expression” Lynne Craigie added.
The residency runs for a period of six to eight weeks, generally in August and September. Applications close for the 2016 residency on 29 February.
Applicants should send an email to cacd@eastpibara.wa.gov.au asking for the application form and Artists Brief. Applicants are encouraged to go to the Shire’s website at www.eastpilbara.wa.gov.au where they can find more information on Art at the Heart.
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Based in the Shire of East Pilbara, Western Australia, Art at the Heart is a unique artist in residency program that focuses on the creative interaction between the artist, the environment and local community. While exploring our magnificent region the artist will engage the local communities of Newman, Nullagine and Marble Bar in creative activities related to the artist’s practice and the body of work developed throughout the residency.
Over the residency period the selected artist will have the opportunity to develop a body of work around the 2016 theme of ‘light’. This development will be generously supported by a $15,000 artist fee. As part of the residency it is expected that the artist showcases their body of work and create an artwork to be gifted to the Shire as a legacy of the residency.
During the residency the selected artist will be expected to facilitate a series of community engagement opportunities for local artists and the broader community. In a detailed plan the artist will need to demonstrate how this engagement and creative exchange will take place. A $40,000 budget will be available to cover costs associated with the delivery of the community engagement and costs related to the creation of the artist body of work.
The successful artist will undertake a 6 -8 week residency within the Shire or East Pilbara ideally between the 1st August and the 30th September 2016. The exact dates will be negotiated
In its third year of a four year program, the 2016 Art at the Heart - Artist in residence program aims to:
Develop the capacity of local artists and the wider community via community engagement and creative exchange
Explore and showcase the local region through the exploration of the 2016 theme ‘light’
Contribute to and creatively enrich the Shire of East Pilbara’s through a legacy artwork
Enable an artist to develop a body of work and further their creative practice
Promote and create an awareness of the region, residency and artist (both nationally and internationally).
To view previous Art at the Heart residencies please visit the website: http://www.eastpilbara.wa.gov.au/Our-Region/Art-at-the-Heart
For a copy of the Artist Brief, application form and details on how to apply, please contact: cacd@eastpilbara.wa.gov.au
Open call | Space and Time | Artist Residency at Guttenberg Arts, USA
Open call | Space and Time | Artist Residency at Guttenberg Arts, USA
Deadline: February 14, 2016 at midnight
Space and Time Artist Residency at Guttenberg Arts provides artists with a $3,000USD stipend to cover material, travel, and housing in conjunction with 24/7 access to a 4,500sqft. professionally equipped workspace for the visual arts including printmaking, dark room and ceramics for three months in Guttenberg, New Jersey (West New York).
Artists will also be given a one month solo show as well as 3-4 studio visits from accomplished professionals from the art world. Each artist is asked to give a free public workshop and artist talk during their residency.
Please see our blog for past jurors and visiting critics (www.guttenbergarts.org).
We highly recommend a site visit to our building. Artists are selected by a blind jury of arts professionals on the merits of their work. Online application only
Guttenberg Arts is an arts nonprofit based in Guttenberg, New Jersey. Founded in 2013, Guttenberg Arts provides critical financial and workspace support to sustainable careers in the arts which are the cultural anchors of our communities that build collaborations, partnerships and a strong vision for our future.
more about it: http://www.guttenbergarts.org/apply/
Deadline: February 14, 2016 at midnight
Space and Time Artist Residency at Guttenberg Arts provides artists with a $3,000USD stipend to cover material, travel, and housing in conjunction with 24/7 access to a 4,500sqft. professionally equipped workspace for the visual arts including printmaking, dark room and ceramics for three months in Guttenberg, New Jersey (West New York).
Artists will also be given a one month solo show as well as 3-4 studio visits from accomplished professionals from the art world. Each artist is asked to give a free public workshop and artist talk during their residency.
Please see our blog for past jurors and visiting critics (www.guttenbergarts.org).
We highly recommend a site visit to our building. Artists are selected by a blind jury of arts professionals on the merits of their work. Online application only
Guttenberg Arts is an arts nonprofit based in Guttenberg, New Jersey. Founded in 2013, Guttenberg Arts provides critical financial and workspace support to sustainable careers in the arts which are the cultural anchors of our communities that build collaborations, partnerships and a strong vision for our future.
more about it: http://www.guttenbergarts.org/apply/
2016/01/07
NE©XT Accelerator RESIDENCY
NE©XT Accelerator RESIDENCY
Deadline for Applications: 20 January 2016
Programme Dates: 1 April – 30 June 2016
During the Netherlands Presidency of the Council of the European Union, ELIA is hosting a Residency for Emerging Artists.As part of the NE©XT Accelerator project, ELIA is looking for 5 talented emerging artists for a special residency in Amsterdam for a period of 3 months (1 April – 30 June 2016).The selected artists receive free accommodation and travel costs for the period of time indicated and will be joining the project Europe by People.
What does ELIA Offers?
- Accommodation in Amsterdam for a period of 3 months, between 1 April and 30 June 2016;
- Travel costs from and to any city in Europe for the 5 selected artists;
- Access to the project Europe by People, The Future of Everyday Living will look into contemporary social issues through arts and design.
- An international multidisciplinary platform for the artists to work with professionals, educational institutions and students;
- Mentoring from an international group of experts in all artistic disciplines, which will support the artists in their creative and career development;
- Freedom to develop an artistic process or project in the context offered.
The Artists’ Profile
ELIA is looking for talented emerging artists recently graduated from a higher arts institution (preferably an ELIA member institution) in any artistic discipline.
Apply
If you are interested, please send a motivation letter and a CV/Portfolio to Barbara Revelli at barbara.revelli@elia-artschools.org
Deadline for Applications: 20 January 2016
Programme Dates: 1 April – 30 June 2016
During the Netherlands Presidency of the Council of the European Union, ELIA is hosting a Residency for Emerging Artists.As part of the NE©XT Accelerator project, ELIA is looking for 5 talented emerging artists for a special residency in Amsterdam for a period of 3 months (1 April – 30 June 2016).The selected artists receive free accommodation and travel costs for the period of time indicated and will be joining the project Europe by People.
What does ELIA Offers?
- Accommodation in Amsterdam for a period of 3 months, between 1 April and 30 June 2016;
- Travel costs from and to any city in Europe for the 5 selected artists;
- Access to the project Europe by People, The Future of Everyday Living will look into contemporary social issues through arts and design.
- An international multidisciplinary platform for the artists to work with professionals, educational institutions and students;
- Mentoring from an international group of experts in all artistic disciplines, which will support the artists in their creative and career development;
- Freedom to develop an artistic process or project in the context offered.
The Artists’ Profile
ELIA is looking for talented emerging artists recently graduated from a higher arts institution (preferably an ELIA member institution) in any artistic discipline.
Apply
If you are interested, please send a motivation letter and a CV/Portfolio to Barbara Revelli at barbara.revelli@elia-artschools.org
ZK/U BERLIN OPEN CALL FOR RESIDENCES
ZK/U BERLIN OPEN CALL FOR RESIDENCES
Deadline:January 31st, 2016
Length of residency:2 to 8 months
ZK/U Residence concept and investigation lines: http://www.zku-berlin.org/concept/
ZK/U Residence: http://www.zku-berlin.org/residency/
Application process: http://www.zku-berlin.org/apply/
In the context of its research and residency program, ZK/U offers a ‘living & work space’: furnished studio-apartments (half of which have private bathrooms), communal facilities, a platform open for public events, lectures, discussions, screenings, performances and presentations.
Applicant Requirements
ZK/U welcomes artists, scholars, and practitioners (curators, activists, autodidacts, etc.) interested in
cross-disciplinary theory and practice dealing with ‘the city’.
Artists should be working professionally in their fields and have a broad range of projects and exhibition experience. Scholars and practitioners should have some years of professional experience.
Artists, scholars, and practitioners can apply individually or as a group. We especially encourage group applications consisting of artists working with scholars or practitioners from other disciplines.
Furthermore, the residents are invited to use ZK/U as a platform, and propose their own formats or longterm satellite projects.
Selection Criteria
The selection criteria will be based upon the founding concept of ZK/U. There are no limitations
concerning age or region of provenance of the applicant. The application proposal should be coherent
with the Open Call conceptual frame and our Investigation lines (http://www.zku-berlin.org/concept/).
Costs
For individual fellows, depending on the studio-apartment and length of stay, the resident’s costs are between 500 and 800 euro a month. After being selected, ZK/U will support the invited residential fellow in their efforts to secure funding through external grants by providing the fellow with an official invitation and identifying relevant funding networks and grants.
Application material (in German or English)
1. online application form (http://www.zku-berlin.org/apply)
2. curriculum vitae
3. portfolio, publications and/or catalogs as pdfs
4. long description of your plans for the residency / research or project proposal
(max. 5000 characters, pdf maximum of 5mb. Please keep in mind the following questions: which discourse or field of practice are you referring to, how do you want to realise your work, how do you want to engage with the other fellows during your stay, what do you need or expect from ZKU?)
Please send the 3 PDF documents* (15mb maximum combined) through wetransfer to
apply@zku-berlin.org
The additional material can be sent by post to:
Zentrum für Kunst und Urbanistik - Residency
Siemensstrasse 27
10551 Berlin
Germany
more info at www.zku-berlin.org
* note >>The application materials will not be send back. It will be filed in the ZKU archive. You can pick it up within 2 years after your application.
Deadline:January 31st, 2016
Length of residency:2 to 8 months
ZK/U Residence concept and investigation lines: http://www.zku-berlin.org/concept/
ZK/U Residence: http://www.zku-berlin.org/residency/
Application process: http://www.zku-berlin.org/apply/
In the context of its research and residency program, ZK/U offers a ‘living & work space’: furnished studio-apartments (half of which have private bathrooms), communal facilities, a platform open for public events, lectures, discussions, screenings, performances and presentations.
Applicant Requirements
ZK/U welcomes artists, scholars, and practitioners (curators, activists, autodidacts, etc.) interested in
cross-disciplinary theory and practice dealing with ‘the city’.
Artists should be working professionally in their fields and have a broad range of projects and exhibition experience. Scholars and practitioners should have some years of professional experience.
Artists, scholars, and practitioners can apply individually or as a group. We especially encourage group applications consisting of artists working with scholars or practitioners from other disciplines.
Furthermore, the residents are invited to use ZK/U as a platform, and propose their own formats or longterm satellite projects.
Selection Criteria
The selection criteria will be based upon the founding concept of ZK/U. There are no limitations
concerning age or region of provenance of the applicant. The application proposal should be coherent
with the Open Call conceptual frame and our Investigation lines (http://www.zku-berlin.org/concept/).
Costs
For individual fellows, depending on the studio-apartment and length of stay, the resident’s costs are between 500 and 800 euro a month. After being selected, ZK/U will support the invited residential fellow in their efforts to secure funding through external grants by providing the fellow with an official invitation and identifying relevant funding networks and grants.
Application material (in German or English)
1. online application form (http://www.zku-berlin.org/apply)
2. curriculum vitae
3. portfolio, publications and/or catalogs as pdfs
4. long description of your plans for the residency / research or project proposal
(max. 5000 characters, pdf maximum of 5mb. Please keep in mind the following questions: which discourse or field of practice are you referring to, how do you want to realise your work, how do you want to engage with the other fellows during your stay, what do you need or expect from ZKU?)
Please send the 3 PDF documents* (15mb maximum combined) through wetransfer to
apply@zku-berlin.org
The additional material can be sent by post to:
Zentrum für Kunst und Urbanistik - Residency
Siemensstrasse 27
10551 Berlin
Germany
more info at www.zku-berlin.org
* note >>The application materials will not be send back. It will be filed in the ZKU archive. You can pick it up within 2 years after your application.
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