13 TEATARFEST - International theatre festival, Sarajevo, 2010
deadline:31/12/09
TEATARFEST is an international meeting point of theater groups which have a special way to form their theatre expressions.
TEATARFEST's aims are:
-creative and alternative projects, research the directing, performing, speech, movements, costumes, music and other important elements of theatre expressions;
-projects which research new spaces and media;
TEATARFEST is a way of showing the technical possibilities in theatre; examination of gained experience, the cooperation of different theater visions and achievements; a meeting place, where artists can exchange their own theatre experiences which, in many ways, can enrich the artistic creations of others.
PARTICIPATION CONDITIONS
An obligation, to take part in the election process, is to APPLY PER APPLICATION FORM together with all the required material,
Send the material per standard mail (not e-mail),
Use English, Bosnian, Serbian or Croatian language,
After the announce conclusion, the commission responsible for selection will choose the plays which are going to participate in the official festival production, and the executive producer of the festival will make a playing schedule.
Theatre groups guarantee to be present and to participate on all shows and discussions during the festival (Round table),
ACCOMODATION
All of the participants have food, and three-day accommodation free of charge as well as free entrance at plays and programs organised by Teatarfest.
TEATARFEST does not pay for travel expenses or fees.
Foreign groups will get a translator.
Contact:
TEATARFEST, Medjunarodni centar
Fehim Serdarevic
Pruščakova 12
71 000 Sarajevo
Bosnia and Herzegowina
tel: +387 (033) 442 958
tf@bih.net.ba
www.tf.com.ba
2009/11/25
Public sphere and rhetoric, residence, Berlin, 2010
public sphere and rhetoric / RESIDENCY_PROGRAMME, BERLIN, 2010
DEADLINE: 15/12/2009
Our aim is to research internationally and to invite two Nordic/Baltic artists to Berlin.We are looking for artworks which deal with strategies for the public realm/'offentligheden', and artworks, which create a public attention/'en offentlighed'. Or, how the process of campaigning is directed into something else?
We are not expecting descriptions of sculptures for an open square but rather works reflecting situations, performance of life itself. The works do not necessarily grow out of a local context but rather a set context.
Visual artists and other arts related producers who use the public sphere, better described with Scandinavian 'offentligheden' or german die 'Öffentlichkeit' can apply. We are also interested to know how you would consider the use of rhetoric practically and critically.
Questions among many could be: What is the constellation of the public sphere/ 'offentligheden' and time? Interconnected pasts and presents, of people, places, and events comprise histories. The public sphere/ 'offentligheden' is there to navigate and possibly reclaim. Is the public sphere/ 'offentligheden' singular? What public rights, what common spaces do we have?
We need to launch two calls in one: One for text production only, which might suggest future collaboration, and one for traveling. Only Nordic/Baltic applicants can be invited to Berlin within the residency programme.
The residency_programme netres is supported by nordic culture point.
for more information and contact:
Katja Meyer (NETRES.org // office)
Sparwasser HQ & netres.org
RESIDENCY_PROGRAMME netres.org
C/O Sparwasser HQ
Offensive for Contemporary Art and Communication
Schwedterstrasse 36 A
e-mai address:mail@netres.org
www.sparwasserhq.de
www.netres.org
DEADLINE: 15/12/2009
Our aim is to research internationally and to invite two Nordic/Baltic artists to Berlin.We are looking for artworks which deal with strategies for the public realm/'offentligheden', and artworks, which create a public attention/'en offentlighed'. Or, how the process of campaigning is directed into something else?
We are not expecting descriptions of sculptures for an open square but rather works reflecting situations, performance of life itself. The works do not necessarily grow out of a local context but rather a set context.
Visual artists and other arts related producers who use the public sphere, better described with Scandinavian 'offentligheden' or german die 'Öffentlichkeit' can apply. We are also interested to know how you would consider the use of rhetoric practically and critically.
Questions among many could be: What is the constellation of the public sphere/ 'offentligheden' and time? Interconnected pasts and presents, of people, places, and events comprise histories. The public sphere/ 'offentligheden' is there to navigate and possibly reclaim. Is the public sphere/ 'offentligheden' singular? What public rights, what common spaces do we have?
We need to launch two calls in one: One for text production only, which might suggest future collaboration, and one for traveling. Only Nordic/Baltic applicants can be invited to Berlin within the residency programme.
The residency_programme netres is supported by nordic culture point.
for more information and contact:
Katja Meyer (NETRES.org // office)
Sparwasser HQ & netres.org
RESIDENCY_PROGRAMME netres.org
C/O Sparwasser HQ
Offensive for Contemporary Art and Communication
Schwedterstrasse 36 A
e-mai address:mail@netres.org
www.sparwasserhq.de
www.netres.org
New Zero Art Space,Myanmar residence programme, 2010
New Zero Art Space,International Residency programme,Myanmar(Burma),2010
deadline: 30/12/09
New Zero Art Space, an independent art space in Yangon, Myanmar would like to invite international artists to its first Artist-in-Residency Program. The program provides opportunities for resident artists to meet and exchange artistic ideas with local artists and learn about Myanmar art and culture.
The program is an exceptional opportunity to support artists from around the world who have a keen interest in Myanmar art and culture. The philosophy of the program also encourages an ongoing exchange with the art and culture from the artist’s host country.
The program is open for artists primarily from Asia, Europe and North America who are working in the following art disciplines:
-Visual art
-Video art
-Performance art
-Short film
-Documentary film
Each resident artist will stay for a period of one month at New Zero Art Space in the heart of Yangon. The New Zero Art Space will provide a round-trip airfare, accommodation, living expenses as well as a studio and exhibition space. The resident artists will be requested to give talks during the residency and subsequently exhibit their works at the New Zero Art Space.
How to apply:
1. Three or four artworks and CV are required.
2. The concept and detail about your art projects
Applications must include a CV, a portfolio (a minimum of three works submitted as jpegs) and a project description for the residency. The New Zero Art Space Advisory Committee consisting of artists from Myanmar and our international advisors will select an artist based on the project and the quality of the work submitted.
For more information and application process, please contact.
Contact:
New Zero Art Space
Aye Ko, Executive Director
No. 54 E-1, Boyarnyunt Street
Dagon Township Yangon
Myanmar
tel: 095000802
ayekoart@gmail.com, newzero.org@gmail.com
www.newzeroartspace.com
www.newzeroartspace.com/residency.htm
deadline: 30/12/09
New Zero Art Space, an independent art space in Yangon, Myanmar would like to invite international artists to its first Artist-in-Residency Program. The program provides opportunities for resident artists to meet and exchange artistic ideas with local artists and learn about Myanmar art and culture.
The program is an exceptional opportunity to support artists from around the world who have a keen interest in Myanmar art and culture. The philosophy of the program also encourages an ongoing exchange with the art and culture from the artist’s host country.
The program is open for artists primarily from Asia, Europe and North America who are working in the following art disciplines:
-Visual art
-Video art
-Performance art
-Short film
-Documentary film
Each resident artist will stay for a period of one month at New Zero Art Space in the heart of Yangon. The New Zero Art Space will provide a round-trip airfare, accommodation, living expenses as well as a studio and exhibition space. The resident artists will be requested to give talks during the residency and subsequently exhibit their works at the New Zero Art Space.
How to apply:
1. Three or four artworks and CV are required.
2. The concept and detail about your art projects
Applications must include a CV, a portfolio (a minimum of three works submitted as jpegs) and a project description for the residency. The New Zero Art Space Advisory Committee consisting of artists from Myanmar and our international advisors will select an artist based on the project and the quality of the work submitted.
For more information and application process, please contact.
Contact:
New Zero Art Space
Aye Ko, Executive Director
No. 54 E-1, Boyarnyunt Street
Dagon Township Yangon
Myanmar
tel: 095000802
ayekoart@gmail.com, newzero.org@gmail.com
www.newzeroartspace.com
www.newzeroartspace.com/residency.htm
EUROPEAN DIPLOMA IN CULTURAL PROJECT MANAGEMENT 2010-2011
EUROPEAN DIPLOMA IN CULTURAL PROJECT MANAGEMENT,2010-2011
the Fondation Marcel Hicter
deadline: 15/01/10
The European Diploma in Cultural Project Management is a pan-European training programme arising from the will to foster cultural diversity as well as transregional and transnational cultural exchanges.
The objective is threefold:
- To strengthen the knowledge of cultural managers about European, national and regional cultural policies;
- To improve cultural managers skills to run cultural co-operation projects.
- To develop a network of European cultural managers.
Each year, around 25 professionals from 20 countries are taking part in the European Diploma. Since 1989, 500 cultural managers from 41 countries (from Europe mainly and the Middle East, Canada, etc) followed this course. The programme is supported by the Council of Europe.
Who is the training for?
Cultural managers from public and private organizations who are actively involved in the management of cultural and artistic projects in their region, with at least 3 years experience.
The training languages being English and French, applicants must be fluent in one of these two working languages and have a good passive knowledge of the other.
Content and Organization
The European Diploma is organized so that the participants carry on with their professional activities. The programme lasts one year and is organized in 3 phases: 2 residential sessions, a comparative study and an evaluation + seminar phase.
The residential sessions
Two sessions of a fortnight take place in two different countries each year. The next training session, will be organised in Zagreb (Croatia); ten days in May 2010, and in Italy in October 2010.
The themes, which will be discussed, are: Europe and culture; project management, cultural cooperation, operational management of cultural projects, fund raising etc.
Back to the field
Between the residential sessions and the evaluation phase, the trainees return to their jobs in their countries, and in parallel work on their own project. They also have to do a comparative study visit in another region of Europe.
The evaluation/seminar phase
This one-week phase includes the presentation of the participants projects and the organization of a thematic seminar. It will take place mid 2011.
Financial participation
Most of the expenses for this training programme are covered by the organizer and the partners. Each participant or the organisation he/she works for, will pay a fee of 3.500 €.
Contact:
Fondation Marcel Hicter
27 rue du Belvédère
1050 Brussels
Belgium
tel: +32 2 641 89 80
fax: +32 2 641 89 81
contact@fondation-hicter.org
www.fondation-hicter.org
www.fondation-hicter.org/uk/Forma
the Fondation Marcel Hicter
deadline: 15/01/10
The European Diploma in Cultural Project Management is a pan-European training programme arising from the will to foster cultural diversity as well as transregional and transnational cultural exchanges.
The objective is threefold:
- To strengthen the knowledge of cultural managers about European, national and regional cultural policies;
- To improve cultural managers skills to run cultural co-operation projects.
- To develop a network of European cultural managers.
Each year, around 25 professionals from 20 countries are taking part in the European Diploma. Since 1989, 500 cultural managers from 41 countries (from Europe mainly and the Middle East, Canada, etc) followed this course. The programme is supported by the Council of Europe.
Who is the training for?
Cultural managers from public and private organizations who are actively involved in the management of cultural and artistic projects in their region, with at least 3 years experience.
The training languages being English and French, applicants must be fluent in one of these two working languages and have a good passive knowledge of the other.
Content and Organization
The European Diploma is organized so that the participants carry on with their professional activities. The programme lasts one year and is organized in 3 phases: 2 residential sessions, a comparative study and an evaluation + seminar phase.
The residential sessions
Two sessions of a fortnight take place in two different countries each year. The next training session, will be organised in Zagreb (Croatia); ten days in May 2010, and in Italy in October 2010.
The themes, which will be discussed, are: Europe and culture; project management, cultural cooperation, operational management of cultural projects, fund raising etc.
Back to the field
Between the residential sessions and the evaluation phase, the trainees return to their jobs in their countries, and in parallel work on their own project. They also have to do a comparative study visit in another region of Europe.
The evaluation/seminar phase
This one-week phase includes the presentation of the participants projects and the organization of a thematic seminar. It will take place mid 2011.
Financial participation
Most of the expenses for this training programme are covered by the organizer and the partners. Each participant or the organisation he/she works for, will pay a fee of 3.500 €.
Contact:
Fondation Marcel Hicter
27 rue du Belvédère
1050 Brussels
Belgium
tel: +32 2 641 89 80
fax: +32 2 641 89 81
contact@fondation-hicter.org
www.fondation-hicter.org
www.fondation-hicter.org/uk/Forma
5th AAW INTERNATIONAL YOUTH SALON, 2010, Alexandria
5th AAW INTERNATIONAL youth salon,16 - 27 APRIL 2010, Alexandria,Egypt
Deadline for applications:30 December 2009 for foreigners and 15 February 2010 for Egyptians /all by e-mails before deadline days/
Atelier of Alexandria organize international Youth Salon held each year.
Since 1992, AAW Atelier of Alexandria organized this salon for Alexandrian young artists under 35 years old to develop their experiences, talents and skills. After three years, it had opened to all youth artists from Egypt for a Competition and Friction. On April 16 2006, this salon done as international Festival because it had opened to youth artists from all regions of the world especially Arab world, Africa. AAW international youth salon aim to create interesting atmosphere to the youth artists for creation, discussion, share their experiences and develop the dialogue between youth artists whose comes from a different cultures.
Atelier of Alexandria Assembly of Artists and Writers has a pleasure to inform interesting and serious youth artists under 35 years old to apply to 5Th AAW International Youth Salon 2010 which will held on 16th of April 2010 till 27th of April 2010.
more information :
http://www.atelieralex.com
Deadline for applications:30 December 2009 for foreigners and 15 February 2010 for Egyptians /all by e-mails before deadline days/
Atelier of Alexandria organize international Youth Salon held each year.
Since 1992, AAW Atelier of Alexandria organized this salon for Alexandrian young artists under 35 years old to develop their experiences, talents and skills. After three years, it had opened to all youth artists from Egypt for a Competition and Friction. On April 16 2006, this salon done as international Festival because it had opened to youth artists from all regions of the world especially Arab world, Africa. AAW international youth salon aim to create interesting atmosphere to the youth artists for creation, discussion, share their experiences and develop the dialogue between youth artists whose comes from a different cultures.
Atelier of Alexandria Assembly of Artists and Writers has a pleasure to inform interesting and serious youth artists under 35 years old to apply to 5Th AAW International Youth Salon 2010 which will held on 16th of April 2010 till 27th of April 2010.
more information :
http://www.atelieralex.com
ArtsLink Awards 2010: Grant Opportunities
ArtsLink Awards 2010: Grant Opportunities
Deadline: December 1, 2009 /postmark/
Find here more information on ArtsLink's grant opportunities for Artists and Arts Managers from Eastern and Central Europe, Russia, Central Asia and the Caucasus.
Residencies
Postmark Deadline: December 1, 2009
Structured residencies for arts professionals in visual and media arts. The five-week residencies will take place in fall 2010. ArtsLink places Fellows at established US non-profit arts organizations and covers associated living, working, travel, and health insurance costs. Applicants do not need to have any contacts with organizations in the US to apply for this program. Working knowledge of English is required. Since 1993, 419 Fellows have participated in Residencies at 218 US arts organizations throughout the US. For literature and performing arts the deadline is December 1, 2010 for residencies that will take place in fall 2011.
Independent Projects
Postmark Deadline: December 1, 2009
Project grants in all disciplines enable artists and arts managers to carry out self-directed projects in the US. Applicants must have a letter of invitation from a non-profit organization or individual in the US to enter this competition. Since 1999 ArtsLink has supported 70 Independent Projects.
ArtsLink Awards support arts exchanges between the US and the following countries: Albania, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia, Georgia, Hungary, Kazakhstan, Kosovo, Kyrgyzstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Macedonia, Mongolia, Moldova, Montenegro, Poland, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Slovak Republic, Slovenia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Ukraine, and Uzbekistan.
You can find guidelines, applications and lists of past grantees at www.cecartslink.org
Deadline: December 1, 2009 /postmark/
Find here more information on ArtsLink's grant opportunities for Artists and Arts Managers from Eastern and Central Europe, Russia, Central Asia and the Caucasus.
Residencies
Postmark Deadline: December 1, 2009
Structured residencies for arts professionals in visual and media arts. The five-week residencies will take place in fall 2010. ArtsLink places Fellows at established US non-profit arts organizations and covers associated living, working, travel, and health insurance costs. Applicants do not need to have any contacts with organizations in the US to apply for this program. Working knowledge of English is required. Since 1993, 419 Fellows have participated in Residencies at 218 US arts organizations throughout the US. For literature and performing arts the deadline is December 1, 2010 for residencies that will take place in fall 2011.
Independent Projects
Postmark Deadline: December 1, 2009
Project grants in all disciplines enable artists and arts managers to carry out self-directed projects in the US. Applicants must have a letter of invitation from a non-profit organization or individual in the US to enter this competition. Since 1999 ArtsLink has supported 70 Independent Projects.
ArtsLink Awards support arts exchanges between the US and the following countries: Albania, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia, Georgia, Hungary, Kazakhstan, Kosovo, Kyrgyzstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Macedonia, Mongolia, Moldova, Montenegro, Poland, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Slovak Republic, Slovenia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Ukraine, and Uzbekistan.
You can find guidelines, applications and lists of past grantees at www.cecartslink.org
Medialab-Prado workshop, Madrid, 2010, open call
Medialab-Prado - Call for projects on digital facades: Open Up
Deadline: December 10, 2009
place: Madrid, Spain
organiser: Medialab-Prado
Open Up is a workshop for the development of projects for the digital façade in Medialab-Prado's building. This call is addressed to the presentation of proposals to be collaboratively developed during the workshop-seminar taking place in Madrid from February 9 through 23, 2010.
Dates of the workshop: February 9 through 23, 2010
Venue: Medialab-Prado in Madrid (Spain).
Worskhop tutors: Jordi Claramonte, Chandler McWilliams, Casey Reas, and Víctor Vińa. Directed and coordinated by Nerea Calvillo.
The goal is to explore the relation between the urban screen and public space, to experiment with the screen’s communicative, narrative and visual capacities and to investigate its potential to offer new forms of participation such as receiving and participating in the different phases of content production. Selected projects will be developed under the supervision of teachers, technical assistants and an extensive group of collaborators.
Projects presented in this call will have to explore aspects such as: development of strategies for public participation, activation of urban space through the screen, foster public visibility of agents that normally have none, visualization of public collectives; interaction with portable devices, etc.
All those interested in collaborating in one of the selected projects can sign in from January 5 through February 8, 2010.
No entry fees.
Information for rules in http://medialab-prado.es/article/open_up or by e-mail :
medianeralab@medialab-prado.es
Contacts:
Nerea García Garmendia
Comunicación / Press
Medialab-Prado
Área de Las Artes, Ayuntamiento de Madrid
Plaza de las Letras
Alameda, 15 28014 Madrid
Tfno. +34 914 202 754
difusion@medialab-prado.es
www.medialab-prado.es
Deadline: December 10, 2009
place: Madrid, Spain
organiser: Medialab-Prado
Open Up is a workshop for the development of projects for the digital façade in Medialab-Prado's building. This call is addressed to the presentation of proposals to be collaboratively developed during the workshop-seminar taking place in Madrid from February 9 through 23, 2010.
Dates of the workshop: February 9 through 23, 2010
Venue: Medialab-Prado in Madrid (Spain).
Worskhop tutors: Jordi Claramonte, Chandler McWilliams, Casey Reas, and Víctor Vińa. Directed and coordinated by Nerea Calvillo.
The goal is to explore the relation between the urban screen and public space, to experiment with the screen’s communicative, narrative and visual capacities and to investigate its potential to offer new forms of participation such as receiving and participating in the different phases of content production. Selected projects will be developed under the supervision of teachers, technical assistants and an extensive group of collaborators.
Projects presented in this call will have to explore aspects such as: development of strategies for public participation, activation of urban space through the screen, foster public visibility of agents that normally have none, visualization of public collectives; interaction with portable devices, etc.
All those interested in collaborating in one of the selected projects can sign in from January 5 through February 8, 2010.
No entry fees.
Information for rules in http://medialab-prado.es/article/open_up or by e-mail :
medianeralab@medialab-prado.es
Contacts:
Nerea García Garmendia
Comunicación / Press
Medialab-Prado
Área de Las Artes, Ayuntamiento de Madrid
Plaza de las Letras
Alameda, 15 28014 Madrid
Tfno. +34 914 202 754
difusion@medialab-prado.es
www.medialab-prado.es
2009/11/17
700IS Reindeerland, ICELAND, 2010,OPEN CALL
700IS Reindeerland -International experimental film and video festival, in East Iceland,2010
Deadline: 4 December 2009
Call as PDF
http://downloads.nmartproject.net/700IS_2010_OPENCALL_english.pdf
ONLINE Entry Form
From the 4th of November 2009 – 4th of December 2009 we are asking artists to submit their films, all via the Internet.
We accept all experimental film/video work that has not been screened in East Iceland.
Work made by an artist residing in Europe will automatically be considered for the Alternative Routes prize.
Alternative Routes is a collaborative project including festivals from Debrecen - Hungary, Porto – Portugal, Liverpool – UK and Egilsstaðir - Iceland.
In each festival of A R there is 1 artist / project selected and they will show together in as said before, in Debrecen May 2010, Porto November 2010, Egilsstaðir March 2011 and finally in Liverpool April 2011.
The artists selected from each festival will travel to all these places in 2010 and 2011, traveling cost and accommodation paid for. + € 1000. - Money prize.
A catalogue of this project will be published.
Alternative Routes is sponsored by the European Union
S P E C I A L T H E M E
SOUND vs. VIDEO is our special theme this year – but we do accept all experimental films.
Please note: if your film is selected we will ask you to send us a quality copy of your film in January.
O T H E R P R I Z E S
Film of the festival
(For an international artist)
(EU artist will automatically be considered for the Alternative Routes prize)
Exhibition in Sláturhúsið Egilsstaðir
Money prize 100.000 ISK
Travel cost and accommodation in East Iceland.
Icelandic Film of the festival
(For an artist resided in Iceland)
(Icelandic artists will automatically be considered for the Alternative Routes prize)
Exhibition in Sláturhúsið Egilsstaðir
Money prize 100.000.- ISK
Travel cost and accommodation in East Iceland.
700IS is also on Facebook – Reindeerland Iceland
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=724770840&ref=profile
ONLINE FORM
http://www.700.is/
E-mail 700.is.reindeerland@gmail.com
Deadline: 4 December 2009
Call as PDF
http://downloads.nmartproject.net/700IS_2010_OPENCALL_english.pdf
ONLINE Entry Form
From the 4th of November 2009 – 4th of December 2009 we are asking artists to submit their films, all via the Internet.
We accept all experimental film/video work that has not been screened in East Iceland.
Work made by an artist residing in Europe will automatically be considered for the Alternative Routes prize.
Alternative Routes is a collaborative project including festivals from Debrecen - Hungary, Porto – Portugal, Liverpool – UK and Egilsstaðir - Iceland.
In each festival of A R there is 1 artist / project selected and they will show together in as said before, in Debrecen May 2010, Porto November 2010, Egilsstaðir March 2011 and finally in Liverpool April 2011.
The artists selected from each festival will travel to all these places in 2010 and 2011, traveling cost and accommodation paid for. + € 1000. - Money prize.
A catalogue of this project will be published.
Alternative Routes is sponsored by the European Union
S P E C I A L T H E M E
SOUND vs. VIDEO is our special theme this year – but we do accept all experimental films.
Please note: if your film is selected we will ask you to send us a quality copy of your film in January.
O T H E R P R I Z E S
Film of the festival
(For an international artist)
(EU artist will automatically be considered for the Alternative Routes prize)
Exhibition in Sláturhúsið Egilsstaðir
Money prize 100.000 ISK
Travel cost and accommodation in East Iceland.
Icelandic Film of the festival
(For an artist resided in Iceland)
(Icelandic artists will automatically be considered for the Alternative Routes prize)
Exhibition in Sláturhúsið Egilsstaðir
Money prize 100.000.- ISK
Travel cost and accommodation in East Iceland.
700IS is also on Facebook – Reindeerland Iceland
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=724770840&ref=profile
ONLINE FORM
http://www.700.is/
E-mail 700.is.reindeerland@gmail.com
ARTErra, Artist-in-Residence,Portugal,2010
ARTErra- Artistic Rural Residence
Deadline: 15 December 2009
ARTErra, is a private structure of incentive to the creation. In a laboratory logic, the artist finds in the Arterra a house with a series of comforts and a yard of creation, where several spaces for the creation and development of an artistic work. This structure is placed in a village in PORTUGAL, Tondela, district of Viseu.
We are now receiving applications from artists in the following areas:
-Composer / songwriter
-Performance
-Photography
-Writing
-Painting
-Theater
-Sculpture
-Crafts
Arterra is a artistic residence in a quiet and green small village.
We offered the artists two distinte spaces, the house where they can do the meal, rest, meet…
And the “creation yard”, with different work places, studio and open air .
Application:
Please email your documentation and information (CV, website or portfolio, residency proposal, date of residency, need of rooms and residents, meals need,etc)
information on wqb site:
http://arterra-residencias.blogspot.com/
contact us for arterra.geral@gmail.com
Deadline: 15 December 2009
ARTErra, is a private structure of incentive to the creation. In a laboratory logic, the artist finds in the Arterra a house with a series of comforts and a yard of creation, where several spaces for the creation and development of an artistic work. This structure is placed in a village in PORTUGAL, Tondela, district of Viseu.
We are now receiving applications from artists in the following areas:
-Composer / songwriter
-Performance
-Photography
-Writing
-Painting
-Theater
-Sculpture
-Crafts
Arterra is a artistic residence in a quiet and green small village.
We offered the artists two distinte spaces, the house where they can do the meal, rest, meet…
And the “creation yard”, with different work places, studio and open air .
Application:
Please email your documentation and information (CV, website or portfolio, residency proposal, date of residency, need of rooms and residents, meals need,etc)
information on wqb site:
http://arterra-residencias.blogspot.com/
contact us for arterra.geral@gmail.com
unCraftivism,december 2009,UK,open call
unCraftivism
12 & 13 December 2009 - Bristol/UK
Deadline: 12 December 2009
unCraftivism is an open event where you can present your own work and organise your own event. unCraftivism is uncurated: your work will not be judged, or restricted by a theme, neither it has to be finalised.
unCraftivism is self-organised: you organise and promote your own event, whether a performance, a talk, a workshop, a meal, a song, a party or other as-yet-undefined events.
How to participate in 3 steps:
1. Add your event to the programme (http://www.craftivism.net/wiki/Programme).
2. Subscribe to the mailinglist and stay tuned to the latest news.
3. Invite your friends and show up in person or avatar from 12th to 13th of December.
Saturday 12th + Sunday 13th of December
Arnolfini (contemporary arts centre)
16 Narrow Quay, Bristol BS1 4QA
UK
http://www.craftivism.net
http://www.arnolfini.org.uk/
12 & 13 December 2009 - Bristol/UK
Deadline: 12 December 2009
unCraftivism is an open event where you can present your own work and organise your own event. unCraftivism is uncurated: your work will not be judged, or restricted by a theme, neither it has to be finalised.
unCraftivism is self-organised: you organise and promote your own event, whether a performance, a talk, a workshop, a meal, a song, a party or other as-yet-undefined events.
How to participate in 3 steps:
1. Add your event to the programme (http://www.craftivism.net/wiki/Programme).
2. Subscribe to the mailinglist and stay tuned to the latest news.
3. Invite your friends and show up in person or avatar from 12th to 13th of December.
Saturday 12th + Sunday 13th of December
Arnolfini (contemporary arts centre)
16 Narrow Quay, Bristol BS1 4QA
UK
http://www.craftivism.net
http://www.arnolfini.org.uk/
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