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Fieldwork: Marfa - International researcher-in-residence program for emerging artists
•Application Deadline
01.07.2011
Fieldwork: Marfa is the joint project of three leading European schools, ESBA Nantes Métropole, HEAD – Genève and Gerrit Rietveld Academie in Amsterdam. This international researcher-in-residence program is dedicated to the practice of art in public space, critical approaches to landscape/ borders and artistic projects based on field investigation methods. Located in Marfa, Texas, USA, this outstanding platform is intended for emerging artists, critics and/or researchers. Residents are selected on the basis of the singularity of specific projects they present.
Fieldwork: Marfa caters to emerging artists, critics and/or researchers whose projects require immersion into the specific environment of Marfa and Texas territory, necessitating movement through geography as well as time and space for the purposes of specific research work. The program comes with a research grant, enabling the applicants to produce theoretical and/or practical work using their own methodologies, with support from a number of professional partners, specialized stakeholders and educational institutions.
Fieldwork: Marfa is an inter-school research group that provides a framework for the incursions and endeavors of researchers-in-residence. The work itself fuels various joint projects, in the form of an ongoing annual program based on the participants' residency schedules.
Researchers will present the output of their residency projects in the context of:
· A series of workshops and symposia alternating between the three schools, including working sessions held before and after the residency in Marfa
· A schedule of exhibitions and meetings based on the research projects, held on home ground, in Marfa;
· An editorial program with an annual publication showcasing the contributions or reports from various researchers, students or occasional guests.
Further information and Application Form:
http://www.fieldworkmarfa.org/apply.html
Fieldwork:Marfa
•Application Deadline
01.07.2011
Fieldwork: Marfa is the joint project of three leading European schools, ESBA Nantes Métropole, HEAD – Genève and Gerrit Rietveld Academie in Amsterdam. This international researcher-in-residence program is dedicated to the practice of art in public space, critical approaches to landscape/ borders and artistic projects based on field investigation methods. Located in Marfa, Texas, USA, this outstanding platform is intended for emerging artists, critics and/or researchers. Residents are selected on the basis of the singularity of specific projects they present.
Fieldwork: Marfa caters to emerging artists, critics and/or researchers whose projects require immersion into the specific environment of Marfa and Texas territory, necessitating movement through geography as well as time and space for the purposes of specific research work. The program comes with a research grant, enabling the applicants to produce theoretical and/or practical work using their own methodologies, with support from a number of professional partners, specialized stakeholders and educational institutions.
Fieldwork: Marfa is an inter-school research group that provides a framework for the incursions and endeavors of researchers-in-residence. The work itself fuels various joint projects, in the form of an ongoing annual program based on the participants' residency schedules.
Researchers will present the output of their residency projects in the context of:
· A series of workshops and symposia alternating between the three schools, including working sessions held before and after the residency in Marfa
· A schedule of exhibitions and meetings based on the research projects, held on home ground, in Marfa;
· An editorial program with an annual publication showcasing the contributions or reports from various researchers, students or occasional guests.
Further information and Application Form:
http://www.fieldworkmarfa.org/apply.html
Fieldwork:Marfa
residency / fellowship
Residency ARTCEB Suriname: Open Call
•Application Deadline
07.07.2011
ARTCEB is member of Res Artis. It is also supported by the Sepu foundation and is working closely together with artist run initiative ARTOTS (NL). International artists are invited to submit their application for a residency period at ARTCEB. This work period is scheduled from the second week of November until the end of December 2011. Be aware that we do not provide funding to cover residency costs.
ARTCEB covers:
• expenses of in- and outdoor workspaces
• kitchen and kitchen aquipment
• the organisation costs for traveling in the neighborhood of Botopasi.
The artist will also be provided with a working space and access to Surinamese communities and presentation possibilities.
Please take the initiative to approach funding agencies. Look for Travel Grants in your country!
We also look for a direct relationship with funding bodies so international artists that participate in our residency programs can benefit from the support of institutional funding from their home countries. If you wish ARTCEB can provide you with a letter of invitation to support your funding request. Expenses to be covered are airfare, living and stipend as well as ARTCEB residency service fee for the highly customised support we provide (local guidance, technical, network, presentation possibilities).
If we receive funding ARTCEB will be able to compensate part of your international travel costs or use it to contribute to your accommodation costs. It just depends on the artist, the country etc.
Application form and further information:
http://www.artots.nl/artceb/AIRP2011.html
ARTCEB
•Application Deadline
07.07.2011
ARTCEB is member of Res Artis. It is also supported by the Sepu foundation and is working closely together with artist run initiative ARTOTS (NL). International artists are invited to submit their application for a residency period at ARTCEB. This work period is scheduled from the second week of November until the end of December 2011. Be aware that we do not provide funding to cover residency costs.
ARTCEB covers:
• expenses of in- and outdoor workspaces
• kitchen and kitchen aquipment
• the organisation costs for traveling in the neighborhood of Botopasi.
The artist will also be provided with a working space and access to Surinamese communities and presentation possibilities.
Please take the initiative to approach funding agencies. Look for Travel Grants in your country!
We also look for a direct relationship with funding bodies so international artists that participate in our residency programs can benefit from the support of institutional funding from their home countries. If you wish ARTCEB can provide you with a letter of invitation to support your funding request. Expenses to be covered are airfare, living and stipend as well as ARTCEB residency service fee for the highly customised support we provide (local guidance, technical, network, presentation possibilities).
If we receive funding ARTCEB will be able to compensate part of your international travel costs or use it to contribute to your accommodation costs. It just depends on the artist, the country etc.
Application form and further information:
http://www.artots.nl/artceb/AIRP2011.html
ARTCEB
residency / fellowship
New Artist in Residency Platform in Maribor / Slovenia
•Application Deadline
10.07.2011
Maribor is the second biggest town in Slovenia, known in last 5-6 decades
for its industry and industrial culture, renowned technical faculties, textile industry and wine. With an active art scene in the city, including multimedia, music, performing and visual arts projects, it seems its specific industrial cultural context of the city does allow and encourage innovative art forms.
Pekarna Magdalenske Mreze has, in collaboration with MKC Maribor and
Maribor 2012, established the new Maribor residency platform Maribor GuestRoom. Our aims are:
- Opening Maribor for foreign guest artists
- Initiating long lasting connections of the art scene of Maribor with the
international art scene
- Establishing Maribor as a city of research, incubator of new ideas
For the first two years, the topic of the residency program is Maribor, its culture and its identity.
The aim of every residency is also presentation of the work production, work in progress, installation, action, that rethinks and reacts on Maribor' s situation: industrial - post-industrial, rural, urban, socialistic, post-capitalistic,
intimate, political, private, public space, hidden and visible,
innovation, rigidity.
The participants will be chosen considering thefollowing criteria:
- coherence with the theme and city,
- originality of the content,
- degree of feasibility,
- communicativeness,
- possibility of integration with Maribor art scene.
More information on GuestRoomMaribor@gmail.com
Guest Room Maribor
•Application Deadline
10.07.2011
Maribor is the second biggest town in Slovenia, known in last 5-6 decades
for its industry and industrial culture, renowned technical faculties, textile industry and wine. With an active art scene in the city, including multimedia, music, performing and visual arts projects, it seems its specific industrial cultural context of the city does allow and encourage innovative art forms.
Pekarna Magdalenske Mreze has, in collaboration with MKC Maribor and
Maribor 2012, established the new Maribor residency platform Maribor GuestRoom. Our aims are:
- Opening Maribor for foreign guest artists
- Initiating long lasting connections of the art scene of Maribor with the
international art scene
- Establishing Maribor as a city of research, incubator of new ideas
For the first two years, the topic of the residency program is Maribor, its culture and its identity.
The aim of every residency is also presentation of the work production, work in progress, installation, action, that rethinks and reacts on Maribor' s situation: industrial - post-industrial, rural, urban, socialistic, post-capitalistic,
intimate, political, private, public space, hidden and visible,
innovation, rigidity.
The participants will be chosen considering thefollowing criteria:
- coherence with the theme and city,
- originality of the content,
- degree of feasibility,
- communicativeness,
- possibility of integration with Maribor art scene.
More information on GuestRoomMaribor@gmail.com
Guest Room Maribor
residency / fellowship
Thematic Residencies / 19 Adam Chodzko: Something in the Water. A Search for the Turn of the Backwash
•Application Deadline
15.07.2011
Where’s the art work? The residency and its location is the work. The group is the work. The differences between the group is the work. But the group is looking somewhere else altogether. And that somewhere else — certainly, not here — must be where art is really about to happen.
Based on research and experimentation through play, improvisation, and the use of chance, this residency will explore the methodologies of ethnographic film maker Jean Rouch, that looking catalyses a particular reality. And, Grotowski’s notion that actors co-create the event of theatre with its spectators might provide some guidance.
It's a collaboration. Field trips, hikes, meetings with "real" people, collaborative video projects, individual quests, a lot of "show and tell," too much late night Googling, and lots of misunderstandings will steer us through this residency.
For more information and to apply:
Office of the Registrar
Email: arts_info@banffcentre.ca
http://www.banffcentre.ca/va
The Banff Centre
•Application Deadline
15.07.2011
Where’s the art work? The residency and its location is the work. The group is the work. The differences between the group is the work. But the group is looking somewhere else altogether. And that somewhere else — certainly, not here — must be where art is really about to happen.
Based on research and experimentation through play, improvisation, and the use of chance, this residency will explore the methodologies of ethnographic film maker Jean Rouch, that looking catalyses a particular reality. And, Grotowski’s notion that actors co-create the event of theatre with its spectators might provide some guidance.
It's a collaboration. Field trips, hikes, meetings with "real" people, collaborative video projects, individual quests, a lot of "show and tell," too much late night Googling, and lots of misunderstandings will steer us through this residency.
For more information and to apply:
Office of the Registrar
Email: arts_info@banffcentre.ca
http://www.banffcentre.ca/va
The Banff Centre
residency / fellowship
IKKM, Bauhaus-Universität Weimar, Research Fellowships
•Application Deadline
15.07.2011
The IKKM (Bauhaus-Universität Weimar) announces three postdoctoral fellowships for up to 15 months, starting in October 2011.
Applications are welcome from qualified candidates of all disciplinary backgrounds, particularly from media, art and architectural history, from philosophy, and from science and technology studies. Research proposals should relate to the program's theme (see description below). Eligible candidates must hold a doctorate at the time the position begins and show evidence of scholarly promise in the form of publications and other achievements.
The Research Fellow Program is concerned with the history and theory of
design processes. It focuses especially on its tools and techniques.
The program is closely related to one of the central research emphases
of the IKKM: the question as to non-human agents' capacity to act. For a more detailed description of the topics and aims of the Research Fellow Program see http://www.ikkm-weimar.de/
Scholars of all nationalities are welcome to apply. The IKKM is an
international and interdisciplinary research institute. The colloquium language is English. It is expected that candidates are able to present
their own work and discuss that of others fluently in that language.
Fellows are expected to take part to the scholarly life of the
Institute, to advance their own research project, and to actively
contribute to the Research Fellow Program's activities.
Women are especially encouraged to apply. Candidates are requested to
submit a curriculum vitae (including a list of publications), a research prospectus (maximum 800 words), a sample text representative
of the candidate's work (such as a chapter of the doctoral dissertation
or an article) no later than July 15, 2011, by mail addressed to
Kristina Hellmann (kristina.hellmann@uni-weimar.de) or to:
Bauhaus-Universität Weimar
IKKM
Cranachstraße 47
99423 Weimar
For further questions please contact: barbara.wittmann@uni-weimar.de
•Application Deadline
15.07.2011
The IKKM (Bauhaus-Universität Weimar) announces three postdoctoral fellowships for up to 15 months, starting in October 2011.
Applications are welcome from qualified candidates of all disciplinary backgrounds, particularly from media, art and architectural history, from philosophy, and from science and technology studies. Research proposals should relate to the program's theme (see description below). Eligible candidates must hold a doctorate at the time the position begins and show evidence of scholarly promise in the form of publications and other achievements.
The Research Fellow Program is concerned with the history and theory of
design processes. It focuses especially on its tools and techniques.
The program is closely related to one of the central research emphases
of the IKKM: the question as to non-human agents' capacity to act. For a more detailed description of the topics and aims of the Research Fellow Program see http://www.ikkm-weimar.de/
Scholars of all nationalities are welcome to apply. The IKKM is an
international and interdisciplinary research institute. The colloquium language is English. It is expected that candidates are able to present
their own work and discuss that of others fluently in that language.
Fellows are expected to take part to the scholarly life of the
Institute, to advance their own research project, and to actively
contribute to the Research Fellow Program's activities.
Women are especially encouraged to apply. Candidates are requested to
submit a curriculum vitae (including a list of publications), a research prospectus (maximum 800 words), a sample text representative
of the candidate's work (such as a chapter of the doctoral dissertation
or an article) no later than July 15, 2011, by mail addressed to
Kristina Hellmann (kristina.hellmann@uni-weimar.de) or to:
Bauhaus-Universität Weimar
IKKM
Cranachstraße 47
99423 Weimar
For further questions please contact: barbara.wittmann@uni-weimar.de
residency / fellowship
PILOTENKUECHE: Call for Residents
•Application Deadline
16.07.2011
Pilotenkueche is an Artist Residency Program based on group dynamic. Six-to-eight artists each work on their individual projects during a three-and-a-half month period at the Spinnerei in Leipzig. Each has their own working area within the 312 m2 (1,023 ft2) communal studio. Every Round of the residency ends as a group exhibition during one of the three gallery weekends at the Spinnerei.
Our philosophy is focused on an interest of exchange and kinetic dialogue about art ideas, approaches and methods practiced in other places and from other individuals. We are fascinated with how they come into practice in our space. How the artist uses their time and space and opportunities during their time with us their choice. The communal working is open and accessible 24-hours a day.
We encourage the participants to work and be present on site as much as possible during the duration of the residency. When committing to this project, the artist must agree to stay the duration of the term.
Pilotenkueche wishes to provide our participants with the experience of accomplishing something as a group; and, moreover, in experimenting with new forms of cooperation.
Accommodation and travel costs are not provided, but we can help you finding a room and organizing your stay in Leipzig. Although PILOTENKUECHE is a non-profit project, there is a participation fee of 900 Euros to be paid by each artist to cover the costs of the studio space and advertising the round of the residency.
The application deadline for the upcoming October - January term is July 16, 2011, and we have a rolling application acceptance for the rounds to follow. Applications should contain a CV, photos and a short text about your work and work intentions for the project term, as well as to state in which term you wish to participate. Participants will be chosen by a jury and informed within two weeks.
More info via email: info@pilotenkueche.de
Pilotenkueche / http://www.pilotenkueche.de
•Application Deadline
16.07.2011
Pilotenkueche is an Artist Residency Program based on group dynamic. Six-to-eight artists each work on their individual projects during a three-and-a-half month period at the Spinnerei in Leipzig. Each has their own working area within the 312 m2 (1,023 ft2) communal studio. Every Round of the residency ends as a group exhibition during one of the three gallery weekends at the Spinnerei.
Our philosophy is focused on an interest of exchange and kinetic dialogue about art ideas, approaches and methods practiced in other places and from other individuals. We are fascinated with how they come into practice in our space. How the artist uses their time and space and opportunities during their time with us their choice. The communal working is open and accessible 24-hours a day.
We encourage the participants to work and be present on site as much as possible during the duration of the residency. When committing to this project, the artist must agree to stay the duration of the term.
Pilotenkueche wishes to provide our participants with the experience of accomplishing something as a group; and, moreover, in experimenting with new forms of cooperation.
Accommodation and travel costs are not provided, but we can help you finding a room and organizing your stay in Leipzig. Although PILOTENKUECHE is a non-profit project, there is a participation fee of 900 Euros to be paid by each artist to cover the costs of the studio space and advertising the round of the residency.
The application deadline for the upcoming October - January term is July 16, 2011, and we have a rolling application acceptance for the rounds to follow. Applications should contain a CV, photos and a short text about your work and work intentions for the project term, as well as to state in which term you wish to participate. Participants will be chosen by a jury and informed within two weeks.
More info via email: info@pilotenkueche.de
Pilotenkueche / http://www.pilotenkueche.de
residency / fellowship
Call for Artists: DEFAULT Masterclass - Artistic Residence in Lecce, Italy
•Application Deadline
17.07.2011
DEFAULT Masterclass is an international cultural and artistic initiative that is hosted in the town of Lecce in Italy’s Puglia region. It proposes to be a context to discuss, imagine and put forward sustainable ideas for how art can interact with the regeneration of former industrial spaces; those economical, mnemonic and knowledge-laden spaces in which art is called in to transform and ‘activate’. DEFAULT Masterclass will offer the opportunity to 20 selected artists (10 from different countries and 10 from Puglia Region) to be part of the discussion of ‘what’s next in art, cities and regeneration’ and contribute to it. During the ten days participants will develop their research approach in intense workshop and seminar sessions, expand their network and exchange know-how with the support of a residency curator; they will meet international leading curators and artists, art managers and representatives of cultural and artistic organisations from the European and the Mediterranean area.
Participants will be encouraged to develop and present a professional proposal: a publication documenting the masterclass and individual artist projects will be produced after the masterclass.
Participating artists coming from outside Italy will receive a grant covering air and/or train travel (economy class), for a max of Eur 400,00 each.
For all artists accommodation and lunches will be covered by RAMDOM organization. No other expenses will be paid.
Works will be in English.
How to Apply
All forms of creative works are encouraged – any media, subjects, and styles are welcome. Anyone over age 18 may enter this open call. Winning submission determined by the selection committee considering creative vision, innovation, potential to engage an audience, presentation of the project on the Masterclass topic.
Further details and Application Form: http://ramdom.net/it/2011/06/default-call-for-artists/
RAMDOM
•Application Deadline
17.07.2011
DEFAULT Masterclass is an international cultural and artistic initiative that is hosted in the town of Lecce in Italy’s Puglia region. It proposes to be a context to discuss, imagine and put forward sustainable ideas for how art can interact with the regeneration of former industrial spaces; those economical, mnemonic and knowledge-laden spaces in which art is called in to transform and ‘activate’. DEFAULT Masterclass will offer the opportunity to 20 selected artists (10 from different countries and 10 from Puglia Region) to be part of the discussion of ‘what’s next in art, cities and regeneration’ and contribute to it. During the ten days participants will develop their research approach in intense workshop and seminar sessions, expand their network and exchange know-how with the support of a residency curator; they will meet international leading curators and artists, art managers and representatives of cultural and artistic organisations from the European and the Mediterranean area.
Participants will be encouraged to develop and present a professional proposal: a publication documenting the masterclass and individual artist projects will be produced after the masterclass.
Participating artists coming from outside Italy will receive a grant covering air and/or train travel (economy class), for a max of Eur 400,00 each.
For all artists accommodation and lunches will be covered by RAMDOM organization. No other expenses will be paid.
Works will be in English.
How to Apply
All forms of creative works are encouraged – any media, subjects, and styles are welcome. Anyone over age 18 may enter this open call. Winning submission determined by the selection committee considering creative vision, innovation, potential to engage an audience, presentation of the project on the Masterclass topic.
Further details and Application Form: http://ramdom.net/it/2011/06/default-call-for-artists/
RAMDOM
residency / fellowship
Prague Residency 2012 for artists based in the Czech Republic
•Application Deadline
20.07.2011
As part of the Prague Residency 2012 framework, the Center for Contemporary Art FUTURA is pleased to announce an open call for three month residency stays for young and emerging visual artists, in organizations of the Visegrad region.
1. Warsaw (Poland) – Zámek Ujazdowski www.csw.art.pl
2. Budapest (Hungary) – Studio For Young Artists studio.c3.hu/studio_english/general/spaces.html
3. Bratislava (Slovakia) - Space www.priestor.crazycurators.org
Conditions:
- All residencies are geared for artist of Czech origin, or artists based in the Czech Republic.
- Applicants must be professional artists or university students who operate in the field of visual art.
- Sufficient knowledge of English language is vital.
- Applicants may apply to one residency only.
In the first round five artists will be selected for every destination by a committee of FUTURA deputies. In the second round respective organization select their resident from the shortlist provided. The residency can however only take place if selected artist succeeds in the grant application of the Visegrad Fund (DEADLINE September 1st.2011). In this case artist is granted approximately 2250 Euros, which should cover his per diem and production budget. Accommodation, studio, travel expanses and residency service from respective organizations is also included and covered.
Applicants for residencies, please send your applications accompanied with an updated CV and portfolio in English in a electronic format (up to 10MG) to marketa@futuraproject.cz . Applications missing any required attachments, or including a Czech version of artists portfolio, will not be considered.
Further information:http://www.futuraproject.cz/en/prague-residency/current-event/
FUTURA
•Application Deadline
20.07.2011
As part of the Prague Residency 2012 framework, the Center for Contemporary Art FUTURA is pleased to announce an open call for three month residency stays for young and emerging visual artists, in organizations of the Visegrad region.
1. Warsaw (Poland) – Zámek Ujazdowski www.csw.art.pl
2. Budapest (Hungary) – Studio For Young Artists studio.c3.hu/studio_english/general/spaces.html
3. Bratislava (Slovakia) - Space www.priestor.crazycurators.org
Conditions:
- All residencies are geared for artist of Czech origin, or artists based in the Czech Republic.
- Applicants must be professional artists or university students who operate in the field of visual art.
- Sufficient knowledge of English language is vital.
- Applicants may apply to one residency only.
In the first round five artists will be selected for every destination by a committee of FUTURA deputies. In the second round respective organization select their resident from the shortlist provided. The residency can however only take place if selected artist succeeds in the grant application of the Visegrad Fund (DEADLINE September 1st.2011). In this case artist is granted approximately 2250 Euros, which should cover his per diem and production budget. Accommodation, studio, travel expanses and residency service from respective organizations is also included and covered.
Applicants for residencies, please send your applications accompanied with an updated CV and portfolio in English in a electronic format (up to 10MG) to marketa@futuraproject.cz . Applications missing any required attachments, or including a Czech version of artists portfolio, will not be considered.
Further information:http://www.futuraproject.cz/en/prague-residency/current-event/
FUTURA
residency / fellowship
Visiting Artists Residency at Greatmore Studios: Call for Applications
•Application Deadline
23.07.2011
The aim of the Visiting Artists Residency is to facilitate cultural exchange and creative dialogue by bringing together international and local artists in a stimulating and supportive environment. In this milieu, artists have formed strong professional bonds and lifelong friendships.
Four studios are allocated for visiting artists. Twelve visiting residencies are available each year, with four visiting artists participating at any one time. The duration of the residency is for 3 months.
Visiting artists are obliged to interact with the permanent residents, give a presentation of their work, participate in the outreach programme and exhibit their work at the end of their stay.
The visiting residency includes accommodation, studio space, per diems, outreach and materials budget plus an exhibition in Greatmore's Gallery space at the conclusion of the residency.
On occasion Greatmore can accept self funded artists.
You must submit the following with your application:
· Curriculum vitae and short bio in English
· Motivational letter
· A copy of your id
· Examples of your work (3-6 images good quality Jpeg format, slides or photographs)
· Profile Picture of your-self
· Additional sources of funding for the residency, if any (i.e. travel funds, extra material budget, etc)
Full details and application form: http://www.greatmoreart.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=68&Itemid=267
Deadline : 23 July (please ensure that all required documentation and info is included as only complete applications will be processed/reviewed)
For further information please contact: Mishkaah
Tel: (021) 447 9699, Fax: 088 021 447 9699, applications@greatmoreart.org
Greatmore Studios (Cape Town)
•Application Deadline
23.07.2011
The aim of the Visiting Artists Residency is to facilitate cultural exchange and creative dialogue by bringing together international and local artists in a stimulating and supportive environment. In this milieu, artists have formed strong professional bonds and lifelong friendships.
Four studios are allocated for visiting artists. Twelve visiting residencies are available each year, with four visiting artists participating at any one time. The duration of the residency is for 3 months.
Visiting artists are obliged to interact with the permanent residents, give a presentation of their work, participate in the outreach programme and exhibit their work at the end of their stay.
The visiting residency includes accommodation, studio space, per diems, outreach and materials budget plus an exhibition in Greatmore's Gallery space at the conclusion of the residency.
On occasion Greatmore can accept self funded artists.
You must submit the following with your application:
· Curriculum vitae and short bio in English
· Motivational letter
· A copy of your id
· Examples of your work (3-6 images good quality Jpeg format, slides or photographs)
· Profile Picture of your-self
· Additional sources of funding for the residency, if any (i.e. travel funds, extra material budget, etc)
Full details and application form: http://www.greatmoreart.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=68&Itemid=267
Deadline : 23 July (please ensure that all required documentation and info is included as only complete applications will be processed/reviewed)
For further information please contact: Mishkaah
Tel: (021) 447 9699, Fax: 088 021 447 9699, applications@greatmoreart.org
Greatmore Studios (Cape Town)
residency / fellowship
Artist-in-Residence: La Paternal Espacio Proyecto, Buenos Aires
•Application Deadline
25.07.2011
We are inviting Argentine and foreign artists to live and work in Buenos Aires, with the possibility of participating in three separate exhibitions over the course of 2011-2012: La Noche de los Museos (November), PAPO / Art in Public Spaces (the whole year), and Arte y Tecnología (May).
LPEP offers a production and exhibition space that includes close contact with institutions (galleries, museums, artists, cultural centers, and alternative spaces) as suited to the needs of the project of each artist/resident.
LPEP's objective is to promote dialogue between artists of different disciplines and between Art and Society. Since its inception three years ago, more than 80 artists from different disciplines have exhibited in the residency.
GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR CANDIDATES
- Must have your own project in artistic production or investigation (whether in art or communication).
- Must speak Spanish and/or English.
- Must be 21 or older.
- Must have interest in collaborating with LPEP
PRESENTATION
To be considered, candidates must present a folder with the following:
- Personal and professional history (Curriculum Vitae)
- Portfolio of work
- Proposed project to be developed during the residency
- Letter of intention
*LPEP does not offer grants.
RESIDENCE space features:
- Bedrooms between 12 and 15 mts2
- Shared kitchen and bath
- A large outdoor terrace
- Workshop/studio space
- Exhibition space
- Production office.
The residence will also be graced with the presence of Vladimir and Vigo, the 2 resident felines.
Further information:
http://lapaternalespacioproyecto.blogspot.com/2007/07/convocatoria-residencia-2010-2011.html
LPEP
•Application Deadline
25.07.2011
We are inviting Argentine and foreign artists to live and work in Buenos Aires, with the possibility of participating in three separate exhibitions over the course of 2011-2012: La Noche de los Museos (November), PAPO / Art in Public Spaces (the whole year), and Arte y Tecnología (May).
LPEP offers a production and exhibition space that includes close contact with institutions (galleries, museums, artists, cultural centers, and alternative spaces) as suited to the needs of the project of each artist/resident.
LPEP's objective is to promote dialogue between artists of different disciplines and between Art and Society. Since its inception three years ago, more than 80 artists from different disciplines have exhibited in the residency.
GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR CANDIDATES
- Must have your own project in artistic production or investigation (whether in art or communication).
- Must speak Spanish and/or English.
- Must be 21 or older.
- Must have interest in collaborating with LPEP
PRESENTATION
To be considered, candidates must present a folder with the following:
- Personal and professional history (Curriculum Vitae)
- Portfolio of work
- Proposed project to be developed during the residency
- Letter of intention
*LPEP does not offer grants.
RESIDENCE space features:
- Bedrooms between 12 and 15 mts2
- Shared kitchen and bath
- A large outdoor terrace
- Workshop/studio space
- Exhibition space
- Production office.
The residence will also be graced with the presence of Vladimir and Vigo, the 2 resident felines.
Further information:
http://lapaternalespacioproyecto.blogspot.com/2007/07/convocatoria-residencia-2010-2011.html
LPEP
residency / fellowship
The Royal Standard Liverpool 2011 Residency
•Application Deadline
25.07.2011
The Royal Standard invites artists working in all media and at any stage in their career to apply for our 2011 Artist Residency Programme.
For more information and details on how to apply: http://www.the-royal-standard.com/events/
Please apply by email only to info@the-royal-standard.com, and use “residency” as the subject of the email. Send completed application form along with attached:
- Up to 5 images of recent work (or up to 5 short video works or a showreel presentation)
- CV
*** Deadline for applications: Monday 25th July 2011, 5pm ***
Successful applicants contacted from Friday 29th July 2011
The Royal Standard
•Application Deadline
25.07.2011
The Royal Standard invites artists working in all media and at any stage in their career to apply for our 2011 Artist Residency Programme.
For more information and details on how to apply: http://www.the-royal-standard.com/events/
Please apply by email only to info@the-royal-standard.com, and use “residency” as the subject of the email. Send completed application form along with attached:
- Up to 5 images of recent work (or up to 5 short video works or a showreel presentation)
- CV
*** Deadline for applications: Monday 25th July 2011, 5pm ***
Successful applicants contacted from Friday 29th July 2011
The Royal Standard
residency / fellowship
Roscommon Arts Centre Visual Art Residencies 2012/2013
•Application Deadline
29.07.2011
Roscommon Arts Centre now welcomes high-quality proposals from artists working in all forms to work with Roscommon Arts Centre – deriving from a new strand within our visual arts programme. Each residency will last for approximately three months, during which time artists will have the opportunity to develop their work in the centre’s gallery space. As part of the residency, artists will be required to identify and engage with members of the local community through a programme of workshops, talks or other means, which will assist the artist in developing their own practice and may feed into their show, while offering new opportunities for locals to engage with artists in a new and meaningful way. The final two weeks of the residency will be dedicated to an exhibition of work to the public.
Applications should include a written statement of intent of no more than 300 words.
Your statement should include a brief paragraph of your current art practice, a summary of how you would use the residency time to develop your practice, outline summary of how you wish to engage with local community within your residency period and a summary of a proposed exhibition. A clear CV/biog & up to 15 good quality images of work (High Res JPEG / Tiff). Please Label all work. A large SAE with the value of the cost of posting the above back to you.
A selection panel will then convene to assess applications and artists whose proposals are short-listed may be contacted to meet with selection panel to discuss proposal further prior to final selection being made.
Submissions should be clearly labelled: Visual Arts Programme Proposal, Roscommon Arts Centre, Circular Road, Roscommon.
Applications deadline is Friday 29 July 2011 at 5pm.
For full details, contact: edonnelly@roscommoncoco.ie
http://www.roscommonartscentre.ie/
Roscommon Arts Centre
•Application Deadline
29.07.2011
Roscommon Arts Centre now welcomes high-quality proposals from artists working in all forms to work with Roscommon Arts Centre – deriving from a new strand within our visual arts programme. Each residency will last for approximately three months, during which time artists will have the opportunity to develop their work in the centre’s gallery space. As part of the residency, artists will be required to identify and engage with members of the local community through a programme of workshops, talks or other means, which will assist the artist in developing their own practice and may feed into their show, while offering new opportunities for locals to engage with artists in a new and meaningful way. The final two weeks of the residency will be dedicated to an exhibition of work to the public.
Applications should include a written statement of intent of no more than 300 words.
Your statement should include a brief paragraph of your current art practice, a summary of how you would use the residency time to develop your practice, outline summary of how you wish to engage with local community within your residency period and a summary of a proposed exhibition. A clear CV/biog & up to 15 good quality images of work (High Res JPEG / Tiff). Please Label all work. A large SAE with the value of the cost of posting the above back to you.
A selection panel will then convene to assess applications and artists whose proposals are short-listed may be contacted to meet with selection panel to discuss proposal further prior to final selection being made.
Submissions should be clearly labelled: Visual Arts Programme Proposal, Roscommon Arts Centre, Circular Road, Roscommon.
Applications deadline is Friday 29 July 2011 at 5pm.
For full details, contact: edonnelly@roscommoncoco.ie
http://www.roscommonartscentre.ie/
Roscommon Arts Centre
residency / fellowship
The RHA Tony O’Malley Studio Residency
•Application Deadline
29.07.2011
The RHA is delighted to offer the Tony O’Malley Studio Residency. This is a one-year residential studio award. The house and studio are situated in Callan town, Co Kilkenny, in the renovated home place of Tony O’ Malley. The house and studio are finished to the highest standards and offer a first-class facility for an artist to live and work in. The artist awarded the residency will have the exclusive use of the house and studio from January to December 2012, at a nominal cost of E250 per month plus utilities. This full-time residency is for an artist who works primarily in the medium of paint. The studio is not suitable for sculptors.
To apply for the residency, artists are asked to submit the following:
- A current CV.
- A cover letter detailing the proposed usage of the studio and a work plan outlining ideas for the residency.
- Up to 12 images of work, preferably presented in a printed format.
Applications should be sent to the Academy Co-ordinator by 29 July 2011.
Short listed applicants will be called for interview in late August.
Requests for further information should be directed to the Academy Co-ordinator, Ciara Timlin:
E: ciara@rhagallery.ie
T: 01 6612558l
http://www.rhagallery.ie/html/school/omalley.html
RHA
•Application Deadline
29.07.2011
The RHA is delighted to offer the Tony O’Malley Studio Residency. This is a one-year residential studio award. The house and studio are situated in Callan town, Co Kilkenny, in the renovated home place of Tony O’ Malley. The house and studio are finished to the highest standards and offer a first-class facility for an artist to live and work in. The artist awarded the residency will have the exclusive use of the house and studio from January to December 2012, at a nominal cost of E250 per month plus utilities. This full-time residency is for an artist who works primarily in the medium of paint. The studio is not suitable for sculptors.
To apply for the residency, artists are asked to submit the following:
- A current CV.
- A cover letter detailing the proposed usage of the studio and a work plan outlining ideas for the residency.
- Up to 12 images of work, preferably presented in a printed format.
Applications should be sent to the Academy Co-ordinator by 29 July 2011.
Short listed applicants will be called for interview in late August.
Requests for further information should be directed to the Academy Co-ordinator, Ciara Timlin:
E: ciara@rhagallery.ie
T: 01 6612558l
http://www.rhagallery.ie/html/school/omalley.html
RHA
residency / fellowship
Call for Applications: Halfhouse Residency (Barcelona)
•Application Deadline
30.07.2011
30.07.2011
Discipline: Visual Arts
Duration: 15 August-2 October 2011
Exhibition Date: 30 September
Location: Barcelona
The artist selected will be invited to live and work in Halfhouse . The residency will end with a solo exhibition on the 30th of September in Halfhouse.
Provided by Halfhouse:
€1200 production / artist fee.
Internet (wifi), electricity, gas etc.
Exposure and Promotion.
International artists will recieve financial aid for airplane ticket.
Paid by Artist:
€600 rent which covers the full stay.
Halfhouse does not cover insurance of any kind.
Eligibility:
Open to one artist of any nationality or age.
Application Procedure:
E-mail info@halfhouse.org with RESIDENCY as the subject.
Include:
CV
Artist Statement
Portfolio: PDF maximum 6mb
Video: attach a link to Vimeo or You Tube.
We welcome ideas or proposals conceived of for the and exhibition.
Photcopy of Passport or ID card
HALFHOUSE
http://www.halfhouse.org/
Halfhouse is half house half exhibition space located in Barcelona. We have been running a program of talks and exhibitions since we started in 2009. As part of the annual program we have an artists residency , the motive for which is to offer a visual artist a space to live and work. The residency will culminate in a solo exhibition in Halfhouse on September 30th. We welcome new and surprising proposals!
•Application Deadline
30.07.2011
30.07.2011
Discipline: Visual Arts
Duration: 15 August-2 October 2011
Exhibition Date: 30 September
Location: Barcelona
The artist selected will be invited to live and work in Halfhouse . The residency will end with a solo exhibition on the 30th of September in Halfhouse.
Provided by Halfhouse:
€1200 production / artist fee.
Internet (wifi), electricity, gas etc.
Exposure and Promotion.
International artists will recieve financial aid for airplane ticket.
Paid by Artist:
€600 rent which covers the full stay.
Halfhouse does not cover insurance of any kind.
Eligibility:
Open to one artist of any nationality or age.
Application Procedure:
E-mail info@halfhouse.org with RESIDENCY as the subject.
Include:
CV
Artist Statement
Portfolio: PDF maximum 6mb
Video: attach a link to Vimeo or You Tube.
We welcome ideas or proposals conceived of for the and exhibition.
Photcopy of Passport or ID card
HALFHOUSE
http://www.halfhouse.org/
Halfhouse is half house half exhibition space located in Barcelona. We have been running a program of talks and exhibitions since we started in 2009. As part of the annual program we have an artists residency , the motive for which is to offer a visual artist a space to live and work. The residency will culminate in a solo exhibition in Halfhouse on September 30th. We welcome new and surprising proposals!
residency / fellowship
Fogo Island Arts Corporation Residency Program 2012-2013
•Application Deadline
31.07.2011
The Arts Corporation runs two distinct yet complementary programs, the Residency program and the Production program. Both programs encourage dialogue between visiting artists and local people to share experiences and perceptions.
The Fogo Island Arts Corporation's mission to bring together local communities and the international art scene is reflected in the accommodations and work space provided to Residency Program participants. Striking new studios are being built at locations across the island.
Living spaces are provided in refurbished traditional homes located in nearby communities on the island.
Visual artists, curators, writers and filmmakers can apply for residencies on Fogo Island in 2012 – 2013. Residencies are from 3 to 6 months. Visiting professionals are provided with a studio (work space) and a house to live in.
Individuals selected to the program can apply for stipend to cover materials and living costs on the island and for travel (to and from Fogo Island only).
Deadline for applications is July 31 2011 (post stamp date).
A list of successful applicants will be published on our website by the end of September 2011.
Further information on how to apply: http://artscorpfogoisland.ca/?page_id=8
The Fogo Island Arts Corporation
•Application Deadline
31.07.2011
The Arts Corporation runs two distinct yet complementary programs, the Residency program and the Production program. Both programs encourage dialogue between visiting artists and local people to share experiences and perceptions.
The Fogo Island Arts Corporation's mission to bring together local communities and the international art scene is reflected in the accommodations and work space provided to Residency Program participants. Striking new studios are being built at locations across the island.
Living spaces are provided in refurbished traditional homes located in nearby communities on the island.
Visual artists, curators, writers and filmmakers can apply for residencies on Fogo Island in 2012 – 2013. Residencies are from 3 to 6 months. Visiting professionals are provided with a studio (work space) and a house to live in.
Individuals selected to the program can apply for stipend to cover materials and living costs on the island and for travel (to and from Fogo Island only).
Deadline for applications is July 31 2011 (post stamp date).
A list of successful applicants will be published on our website by the end of September 2011.
Further information on how to apply: http://artscorpfogoisland.ca/?page_id=8
The Fogo Island Arts Corporation
residency / fellowship
Call for creative professionals - Open residency period October-December 2011
•Application Deadline
31.07.2011
The Fiskars Village Artist in Residence offers a 3 month residency period from 1 October to 31 December 201. The residency includes an fully equipped apartment with a kitchen, bathroom, a bed/living room with a 120cm/47inches wide bed and a heated work space with running water in the basement. Both the apartment and work space are private. A monthly maintainance fee of 100 euro is required from the visiting artist, due to be payed in advance. Send your application no later than Sunday 31 July 2011 by email to: applications[@]fiskarsair.fi
Your application should include:
- A very short (max 10 sentences) description on your motivation or project plan in Fiskars Village
- Your web site address or 5 work samples in form of jpg, pdf, mp3 or mp4 format (max 10MB in total)
- Your CV (if not included on web site)
We will notify selected applicant by August 14th.
Fiskars Village Artist in Residence
info[@]fiskarsair.fi
http://www.fiskarsair.fi
As one of the oldest ironworks and industrial businesses in Finland, international exchange and community engagement has always played a natural part in Fiskars Village. Today the village hosts hundreds of Artisans, Designers and Artists forming a unique, vivid community of creative professionals. Formed in 1996, the Cooperative of Artisans, Designers and Artists in Fiskars' arranges international, high-quality exhibitions, seminars, markets and events in Fiskars all year-round presenting crafts, design and art.
Fiskars Village Artist in Residence´s mission is to stimulate the professional exchange and networking in between cooperative members and creative professionals overseas. The residence is open to overseas (i.e. non-Finnish) professionals from all creative businesses, nationalities and ages. This includes working craftspeople, designers, visual artists, architects, industrial designers...
•Application Deadline
31.07.2011
The Fiskars Village Artist in Residence offers a 3 month residency period from 1 October to 31 December 201. The residency includes an fully equipped apartment with a kitchen, bathroom, a bed/living room with a 120cm/47inches wide bed and a heated work space with running water in the basement. Both the apartment and work space are private. A monthly maintainance fee of 100 euro is required from the visiting artist, due to be payed in advance. Send your application no later than Sunday 31 July 2011 by email to: applications[@]fiskarsair.fi
Your application should include:
- A very short (max 10 sentences) description on your motivation or project plan in Fiskars Village
- Your web site address or 5 work samples in form of jpg, pdf, mp3 or mp4 format (max 10MB in total)
- Your CV (if not included on web site)
We will notify selected applicant by August 14th.
Fiskars Village Artist in Residence
info[@]fiskarsair.fi
http://www.fiskarsair.fi
As one of the oldest ironworks and industrial businesses in Finland, international exchange and community engagement has always played a natural part in Fiskars Village. Today the village hosts hundreds of Artisans, Designers and Artists forming a unique, vivid community of creative professionals. Formed in 1996, the Cooperative of Artisans, Designers and Artists in Fiskars' arranges international, high-quality exhibitions, seminars, markets and events in Fiskars all year-round presenting crafts, design and art.
Fiskars Village Artist in Residence´s mission is to stimulate the professional exchange and networking in between cooperative members and creative professionals overseas. The residence is open to overseas (i.e. non-Finnish) professionals from all creative businesses, nationalities and ages. This includes working craftspeople, designers, visual artists, architects, industrial designers...
