Rijksakademie Call for Entries
Deadline for application: 1 February 2009
Rijksakademie van beeldende kunsten
Sarphatistraat 470
1018 GW AMSTERDAM
The Netherlands
http://www.rijksakademie.nl
The Rijksakademie Residency in Amsterdam is an international research and production place for emerging, professional artists from all continents. The Rijksakademie is more than a residency. It has extensive technical facilities, a library and an art collection. In addition, the Rijksakademie offers basic facilities such as a studio, assistance by technical specialists, a work budget, and mediation with accommodation and grants.
There are some fifty studios where resident artists work for one to two years on research, experiments, projects and production. Confrontation with diverse cultures and advice by internationally active artists, curators and others, promote the deepening, expansion and acceleration of artistic practice.
A period at the Rijksakademie has the greatest effect on an artists' career, three to five years of professional experience before applying.
Resident artists pursue every medium and technique: painting, drawing, graphics, photography, sculpture, video, film, sound and digital media. Artists can also explore links with other areas, such as architecture, theatre, music, literature and science.
Application
Each year approximately twenty-five artists are invited for a residency. Artists can apply for a residency from January to December 2010 by using the online application form. The deadline for application is 1 February 2009.
Information: http://www.rijksakademie.nl
Friday, December 19, 2008
Call For Entries: “Passing the Torch” Celebrating Black History Month
“Passing the Torch”
Celebrating Black History Month
Exhibit at the James A. Rhodes State Office Tower
Sponsored by the Ohio Building Authority
January 26 to February 28, 2009
How to Apply
• Read this document in its entirety.
• Submit digital images of up to (3) entries (jpeg or tiff formats).
• One detail shot per entry is required and allowed.
• Provide artist’s name, and title, medium and dimensions of each submission.
• Submit digital images by e-mail by 5:00 pm on January 19, 2009
Requirements
• Because this is an exhibit is to celebrate Black History Month and the fact that it is located in a State Office Building and the possibility that families and school groups will view the exhibit, art should be appropriate for this venue.
• The exhibit review panel reserves the right to refuse to display any accepted work for any reason.
• 2-D art work will need to have wires for hanging. Artists submitting 3-D art such as sculptures will need to designate the amount of space required for their art and provide pedestals if necessary. The Ohio Building Authority will provide enclosed cases for 3-D art.
• All entries must be original works created by the artist or original works from collectors.
• The exhibit review panel will bar all works altered from the submitted digital images.
• Reasonable care will be exercised by the exhibit coordinators and its agents and the Ohio Building Authority, but the exhibit coordinators or its agents and the Ohio Building Authority are not liable for loss or damage of work either in its care or during transport. Insurance is the responsibility of the individual artists or individual collectors.
• Submission of an entry through emailing a jpeg or tiff of the art shall constitute agreement on the part of the artist or collectors to all conditions set forth in this prospectus.
Delivery and Pick Up of Art
All artwork approved by the exhibit review panel for the Celebrating Black History month exhibit must be delivered on January 22 and January 23, 2009 between the hours of 2:30 pm and 5:30 pm to the James A Rhodes State Office Tower loading dock. The loading dock is located in the alley behind the James A Rhodes State Office Tower at 30 E. Broad St., Columbus, Ohio. Upon delivering artwork, each artist will be required to sign a form restating the above requirements. Artists must pick up their art after the exhibit has ended on March 2 at the loading dock between the hours of 2:30 pm and 5:30 pm. If someone else will be dropping off or picking up your art, please notify the exhibit coordinators in advance.
Questions: email: artforthedream@earthlink.net or call Jim Siemer (Exhibit contact person) at 614-313-6200
Celebrating Black History Month
Exhibit at the James A. Rhodes State Office Tower
Sponsored by the Ohio Building Authority
January 26 to February 28, 2009
How to Apply
• Read this document in its entirety.
• Submit digital images of up to (3) entries (jpeg or tiff formats).
• One detail shot per entry is required and allowed.
• Provide artist’s name, and title, medium and dimensions of each submission.
• Submit digital images by e-mail by 5:00 pm on January 19, 2009
Requirements
• Because this is an exhibit is to celebrate Black History Month and the fact that it is located in a State Office Building and the possibility that families and school groups will view the exhibit, art should be appropriate for this venue.
• The exhibit review panel reserves the right to refuse to display any accepted work for any reason.
• 2-D art work will need to have wires for hanging. Artists submitting 3-D art such as sculptures will need to designate the amount of space required for their art and provide pedestals if necessary. The Ohio Building Authority will provide enclosed cases for 3-D art.
• All entries must be original works created by the artist or original works from collectors.
• The exhibit review panel will bar all works altered from the submitted digital images.
• Reasonable care will be exercised by the exhibit coordinators and its agents and the Ohio Building Authority, but the exhibit coordinators or its agents and the Ohio Building Authority are not liable for loss or damage of work either in its care or during transport. Insurance is the responsibility of the individual artists or individual collectors.
• Submission of an entry through emailing a jpeg or tiff of the art shall constitute agreement on the part of the artist or collectors to all conditions set forth in this prospectus.
Delivery and Pick Up of Art
All artwork approved by the exhibit review panel for the Celebrating Black History month exhibit must be delivered on January 22 and January 23, 2009 between the hours of 2:30 pm and 5:30 pm to the James A Rhodes State Office Tower loading dock. The loading dock is located in the alley behind the James A Rhodes State Office Tower at 30 E. Broad St., Columbus, Ohio. Upon delivering artwork, each artist will be required to sign a form restating the above requirements. Artists must pick up their art after the exhibit has ended on March 2 at the loading dock between the hours of 2:30 pm and 5:30 pm. If someone else will be dropping off or picking up your art, please notify the exhibit coordinators in advance.
Questions: email: artforthedream@earthlink.net or call Jim Siemer (Exhibit contact person) at 614-313-6200
Monday, December 15, 2008
Call for Entry: Handmade Paper and Artist Books
The Ice House presents:
HANDMADE PAPER & ARTIST BOOKS
April 3-27, 2009
All the information you need can be found at this website: http://members.toast.net/rpingevans/
DEADLINE: JANUARY 2, 2009
Please include a SASE for return of photos, slides, or electronic media.
Artists may include other related items for sale such as their own original:
Handmade paper (2-D, 3-D), handmade cards, handmade blank books, etc.
If you are interested in this opportunity, please include photos of these items as well.
HANDMADE PAPER & ARTIST BOOKS
April 3-27, 2009
All the information you need can be found at this website: http://members.toast.net/rpingevans/
DEADLINE: JANUARY 2, 2009
Please include a SASE for return of photos, slides, or electronic media.
Artists may include other related items for sale such as their own original:
Handmade paper (2-D, 3-D), handmade cards, handmade blank books, etc.
If you are interested in this opportunity, please include photos of these items as well.
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Welders Needed
The Bureau for Open Culture at the Columbus College of Art and Design is currently looking for experienced welders to assist in the construction of an installation by Christian Tomaszewski for the exhibition “Of Other Spaces.”
The work will take place and must be completed during the month of January. Compensation will be provided.
For more details on the project, contact Diana Matuszak, exhibitions manager at dmatuszak@ccad.edu.
The work will take place and must be completed during the month of January. Compensation will be provided.
For more details on the project, contact Diana Matuszak, exhibitions manager at dmatuszak@ccad.edu.
Monday, December 8, 2008
Assistant Professor of Art in Fibers Position
The Department of Art at Skidmore College invites applications for a tenure-track Assistant Professor of Art in Fibers position beginning fall 2009. Please post for all interested candidates.
Skidmore College. Assistant Professor. Fibers. Tenure-track. MFA or equivalent required. Candidates should have exceptional credentials as an artist and teacher, with a distinguished exhibition record, and a strong commitment to teaching in the fibers area. Must have a broad knowledge of contemporary and traditional fibers processes with primary work in either two-dimensional or three-dimensional fibers applications. Interdisciplinary connections between fiber arts and installation, new genre, material culture and traditional arts disciplines is a plus. Within the context of a five-course teaching load, this position also includes the coverage of an Interdisciplinary Seminar (topic open) for first-year students and the potential for teaching an Art Theory course. Responsible for supervising and maintaining a well equipped fiber art studio. The Department of Art is a large department of 16 full-time faculty in a liberal arts college having NASAD accreditation and offers courses in 10 studio disciplines. Skidmore College is a liberal arts institution of approximately 2,200 students and 200 full-time faculty, located in upstate New York. The review process begins December 1, 2008. The deadline for submissions is February 15. The college offers support for faculty development in many ways including junior sabbaticals and internal grants. Skidmore College seeks to attract an academically and culturally diverse faculty, welcoming applications from women and men of diverse backgrounds.
Send letter of application, resume, 20 examples of your own work and 20 examples of student work, list of 3 references with addresses and telephone numbers, statement of teaching philosophy and SASE to: Kate Leavitt, Chair, Department of Art, Skidmore College, 815 North Broadway, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866-1632. Review of applications will begin January 5, 2008.
Skidmore College. Assistant Professor. Fibers. Tenure-track. MFA or equivalent required. Candidates should have exceptional credentials as an artist and teacher, with a distinguished exhibition record, and a strong commitment to teaching in the fibers area. Must have a broad knowledge of contemporary and traditional fibers processes with primary work in either two-dimensional or three-dimensional fibers applications. Interdisciplinary connections between fiber arts and installation, new genre, material culture and traditional arts disciplines is a plus. Within the context of a five-course teaching load, this position also includes the coverage of an Interdisciplinary Seminar (topic open) for first-year students and the potential for teaching an Art Theory course. Responsible for supervising and maintaining a well equipped fiber art studio. The Department of Art is a large department of 16 full-time faculty in a liberal arts college having NASAD accreditation and offers courses in 10 studio disciplines. Skidmore College is a liberal arts institution of approximately 2,200 students and 200 full-time faculty, located in upstate New York. The review process begins December 1, 2008. The deadline for submissions is February 15. The college offers support for faculty development in many ways including junior sabbaticals and internal grants. Skidmore College seeks to attract an academically and culturally diverse faculty, welcoming applications from women and men of diverse backgrounds.
Send letter of application, resume, 20 examples of your own work and 20 examples of student work, list of 3 references with addresses and telephone numbers, statement of teaching philosophy and SASE to: Kate Leavitt, Chair, Department of Art, Skidmore College, 815 North Broadway, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866-1632. Review of applications will begin January 5, 2008.
Call for Entries: Ohio Art League Exhibition at OSU Urban Arts Space
The Ohio Art League 98th Annual Spring Juried Exhibition
From January 27 to March 27, 2009, the OSU Urban Arts Space hosts this significant exhibition. Now through December 12, 2008, The Ohio Art League is accepting applications for the exhibit. Visit their website to read through the guidelines and find out how to apply. www.oal.org
For more information, call OAL directly at 614.299.8225.
Thursday, December 4, 2008
OPEN CALL FOR EARLY CAREER OHIO ARTISTS
The Sculpture Center has announced the Call for Artists for the 2010 Window to Sculpture Emerging Artist Series, the 19th year of this annual series. The W2S opportunity for 4-6 artists to have a one-person exhibition with full color brochure is open to Ohio sculptors and installation artists in the first 10 years of their careers. Full information can be found on The Sculpture Center’s website (www.sculpturecenter.org, click on CALL 4 ARTISTS at the bottom of the home page). The call closes on January 19, 2009.
Ann Albano
Executive Director
The Sculpture Center
1834 E. 123rd St.
Cleveland, OH 44106
216.229.6527 (w)
216.229.8044 (f)
www.sculpturecenter.org
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
OSU Urban Arts Space: Idea Lab Program Proposals
The OSU Urban Arts Space has just launched an exciting new program called the Idea Lab, an incubator for student ideas. Any Ohio State University student from any discipline can submit a concept or "seed" idea during our open application period - now through February 2, 2009 - for the opportunity to earn up to $3500 in project funding made possible by a generous grant from the Efroymson Family Fund, a CICF Fund. Once proposals are accepted, the students will work with the Idea Lab's creative staff of graduate and undergraduate students to flesh out the project, product, or event and turn it into a reality. The Idea Lab requests that a faculty member sponsor each accepted student and their project to provide additional mentoring throughout the process.
The type of supports available through the Idea Lab will vary according to the proposal at hand but will potentially include marketing and advertising assistance, budgeting help, time management advice, brainstorming development, technical and aesthetic expertise, collaboration experience, problem solving strategies and audience development techniques. Students who participate in the Idea Lab program will have an innovative educational opportunity, as well as, a practical entrepreneurial experience. By helping students to navigate the entire creative process from formulation, to implementation, to evaluation, the OSU Urban Arts Space Idea Lab will help generate Ohio State graduates capable of creative problem solving and idea development.
If you have questions, desire more information or would like an application, please email the Idea Lab at UASIdeaLab@osu.edu or call 614.292.8861
IDEA LAB PROJECT TIMELINE
Request for proposals opens: December 1, 2008
Proposal deadline: February 2, 2009
Award(s) announced: February 9, 2009
Projects conducted: February 9 through June 1, 2009
Reception at the OSU Urban Arts Space for projects: Late spring quarter
We look forward to your ideas!
Call for Submissions
Perfect 8 magazine is currently seeking submissions for art or writing that engages in a dialogue about visual culture and its impact on society and our culture's psychology. Works that deal with this subject matter or comment on, expose, and/or offer a constructive alternative to objectified/glamorized imagery will be reviewed for publication. In addition, Perfect 8 is seeking mock magazine covers, advertisements, and centerfolds relating to the above theme.
Please view artworks and read the mission statement found at www.PerfectEight.com before submitting work. If your work clearly relates to the mission, please forward writing and/or jpegs (no larger than 72dpi 500 x 500 pixels) to info@PerfectEight.com no later than December 22th. Artists accepted for publication will be notified by the end of January 2009.
Apply for Space in New York City
APPLY FOR SWING SPACE: lmcc.net/swingspace/apply
You need space.
We've got it.
Lower Manhattan Cultural Council's Swing Space program is the link between downtown's unused real estate and the performing and visual artists who need that space to develop, create and present their work.
In partnership with downtown landlords, we make vacant space availableto artists, curators, arts groups and cultural organizations on a temporary basis for projects. Swing Space artists and arts groups are also eligible to apply for stipends ranging from $300 to $3,000 to support project costs. The spaces we offer have included rehearsal space for dance and theater companies, studio space for visual artists, and unconventional performance and exhibition space for public projects.
Proposals are accepted through an open call and reviewed by an independent panel of artists and arts professionals. We received hundreds of applications in response to our last open call, and were able to place nearly 40 projects in rent-free spaces.
Attached to this e-mail is a Swing Space opportunity listing with more information on the program for posting and general distribution. Complete information about Swing Space, including application guidelines and details about upcoming information sessions, can be found on our website. The online application will be available December 10, 2008, and the deadline is January 21, 2009.
Attending an information session is highly recommended.RSVP IS REQUIRED:
Thursday, November 20, 4pm at 100 Church Street
Wednesday, December 10, 7pm at 14 Wall Street
Thursday, January 8, 4pm at 14 Wall Street
Please visit our website to learn more. Know other artists? Pass this on!
You need space.
We've got it.
Lower Manhattan Cultural Council's Swing Space program is the link between downtown's unused real estate and the performing and visual artists who need that space to develop, create and present their work.
In partnership with downtown landlords, we make vacant space availableto artists, curators, arts groups and cultural organizations on a temporary basis for projects. Swing Space artists and arts groups are also eligible to apply for stipends ranging from $300 to $3,000 to support project costs. The spaces we offer have included rehearsal space for dance and theater companies, studio space for visual artists, and unconventional performance and exhibition space for public projects.
Proposals are accepted through an open call and reviewed by an independent panel of artists and arts professionals. We received hundreds of applications in response to our last open call, and were able to place nearly 40 projects in rent-free spaces.
Attached to this e-mail is a Swing Space opportunity listing with more information on the program for posting and general distribution. Complete information about Swing Space, including application guidelines and details about upcoming information sessions, can be found on our website. The online application will be available December 10, 2008, and the deadline is January 21, 2009.
Attending an information session is highly recommended.RSVP IS REQUIRED:
Thursday, November 20, 4pm at 100 Church Street
Wednesday, December 10, 7pm at 14 Wall Street
Thursday, January 8, 4pm at 14 Wall Street
Please visit our website to learn more. Know other artists? Pass this on!
Videography Intern Position
Position: Videography Intern- PT/TEMP
Battelle is an international science and technology enterprise that explores emerging areas of science, develops and commercializes technology, and manages laboratories for customers. Battelle supports community and education programs to promote an enhanced quality of life for our community neighbors. We’re committed to making the world a better place through our work with government, industry and community in the key areas of: Energy, Health & Life Sciences, National Security, Laboratory Management, and Education. We are currently seeking a Videographer Intern to work at our King Avenue headquarters.
The selected individual will be required to work a minimum of 15 hours per week. Work will be conducted between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. weekdays, but may be determined based upon scheduling needs of selected individuals. Position will begin January 5, 2009 and run though March 13, 2009.
This will be a project-based internship. The videography intern will document and produce an informational video for Battelle. This position will require video production skills including, but not limited to: directing, producing, graphic design, editing, and taping.
Required Qualifications:
•Currently enrolled in College/University, pursuing Bachelor's degree in cinematography, videography, media, photography, or a related field.
•Minimum of junior class standing
•Demonstrated experience with video production from the pre-production process (planning, lighting, setup), shoot (directing, sound-checks, etc), and post-production (editing, graphics, etc)
•Working knowledge of video cameras and editing equipment
•Proficiency with MS Outlook, Word, and Excel.
•Ability to work independently, set priorities and meet deadlines.
Battelle is an Equal Opportunity, Affirmative Action employer.
To apply for this internship, please go to www.battelle.org/careers and apply for the position on our website, using requisition #16368.
Battelle is an international science and technology enterprise that explores emerging areas of science, develops and commercializes technology, and manages laboratories for customers. Battelle supports community and education programs to promote an enhanced quality of life for our community neighbors. We’re committed to making the world a better place through our work with government, industry and community in the key areas of: Energy, Health & Life Sciences, National Security, Laboratory Management, and Education. We are currently seeking a Videographer Intern to work at our King Avenue headquarters.
The selected individual will be required to work a minimum of 15 hours per week. Work will be conducted between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. weekdays, but may be determined based upon scheduling needs of selected individuals. Position will begin January 5, 2009 and run though March 13, 2009.
This will be a project-based internship. The videography intern will document and produce an informational video for Battelle. This position will require video production skills including, but not limited to: directing, producing, graphic design, editing, and taping.
Required Qualifications:
•Currently enrolled in College/University, pursuing Bachelor's degree in cinematography, videography, media, photography, or a related field.
•Minimum of junior class standing
•Demonstrated experience with video production from the pre-production process (planning, lighting, setup), shoot (directing, sound-checks, etc), and post-production (editing, graphics, etc)
•Working knowledge of video cameras and editing equipment
•Proficiency with MS Outlook, Word, and Excel.
•Ability to work independently, set priorities and meet deadlines.
Battelle is an Equal Opportunity, Affirmative Action employer.
To apply for this internship, please go to www.battelle.org/careers and apply for the position on our website, using requisition #16368.
Monday, December 1, 2008
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