La Liste: 14 octobre 2022

Opportunité pour les artistes Canadiens francophones !

Ouverture du concours des pensionnaires 2023-2024 de la Villa Médicis à Rome : résidence de création, expérimentation et recherche de 12 mois dans toutes les disciplines artistiques.

Dépôt des candidatures : du lundi 17 octobre 2022 à 12h00 au lundi 14 novembre 2022 à 12h00 (CET)

INFO : https://villamedici.it/fr/concours-des-pensionnaires/

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AXENÉO7

Appel à propositions

Automne 2022
 

Durée de l’appel
12 oct. — 20 nov. 2022
 
Date limite
20 nov. 2022, 23 h 59

À la suite d’importantes réflexions et d’actions entamées par le programme des Autorésidences (2020) mis en place pendant la pandémie, le centre d’artistes AXENÉO7 lance cet automne un nouveau format d’appel à propositions.

CONTEXTE ET VALEURS

Ce nouveau positionnement s’élabore en trois axes. Le premier est de reconnaitre la diversité des pratiques artistiques, entendant que celles-ci ne se matérialisent pas toujours sous la forme d’expositions en galerie. Le second est de définir le point d’ancrage de la résidence dans son état plutôt que dans son lien intrinsèque au lieu, lui donnant ainsi un format expérimental et muable. Le dernier est d’ouvrir le terme « artistes » à toutes personnes s’affirmant par leur intérêt à participer à la réflexion et à la production des arts actuels.

CONDITIONS LIÉES À L’APPEL

AXENÉO7 est à la recherche d’artistes souhaitant s’engager dans une relation collaborative avec le centre et sa communauté par leurs propositions à la programmation. Le centre invite toutes personnes intéressées et s’auto-identifiant comme artistes — et ce sans condition, ni restriction — à interpréter, à remettre en question et à s’approprier les modèles usuellement proposés.

AXENÉO7 encourage les artistes à proposer des initiatives, des pistes de recherches et des ébauches de projets pouvant mener à des formats de réalisation et de présentation alternatifs tels que la conférence, le commissariat, la collaboration, la performance, la présentation de recherches, l’intervention hors-les-murs et les activités d’engagement communautaire. 

Pour soutenir les artistes à la réalisation et à la présentation de leurs travaux, le centre offre un accompagnement en deux temps : les artistes sélectionné.e.s seront invité.e.s à prendre part à une première résidence exploratoire, au sein d’AXENÉO7 ou à distance — format libre —, afin de développer leurs propositions et de définir avec le centre quel type de présentation sera entrepris. Les artistes seront par la suite invité.e.s à présenter leur proposition devenue projet dans le cadre des activités de programmation du centre. 

Selon la nature de ces projets et des intentions des artistes, AXENÉO7 pourra au besoin offrir des résidences de recherche et de production de durées variables afin de soutenir la réalisation de leurs travaux et le cheminement vers la présentation.

SOUTIEN OFFERT PAR LE CENTRE
Un accompagnement sur une période d’environ deux ans comprenant :Une résidence exploratoire OU une autorésidence ;
Une présentation dans le cadre de la programmation du centre ;
Des résidences de recherches et de production (selon les propositions et les besoins) ;
Des mesures d’accessibilités (selon les besoins) ;
Une rémunération pour les résidences et des cachets de présentation aux normes RAAV CARFAC. 
DOCUMENTS ET PROCÉDURES DE SOUMISSION
Un texte d’une (1) page décrivant la proposition et son contexte ainsi que les intérêts à collaborer avec le centre d’artistes AXENÉO7 ; 
Un curriculum vitae ;
Une sélection de 5 à 15 images et/ou vidéos de travaux récents ou pertinents à la proposition ;
Une liste descriptive de la sélection.
Veuillez acheminer vos propositions au format PDF d’une taille maximale de 10 Mo à AXENÉO7 par le biais de WeTransfer à l’adresse courriel programmation [arobas] axeneo7 [point] qc [point] ca au plus tard le mercredi 20 novembre 2022 à 23 h 59. Seuls les dossiers soumis par courriel seront acceptés. Les artistes seront avisé.e.s de la sélection finale d’ici la mi-janvier 2022.

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Applications open for residency program
Pine Meadow Ranch Center for the Arts & Agriculture, Sisters / United States

Residency theme: food & agriculture

First online Q&A: September 28, 9–10am, PST
Second online Q&A: October 4, 10–11am, PST
Application deadline: October 14, 11:59pm, PST

Pine Meadow Ranch Center for the Arts & Agriculture
PO Box 2078
Sisters, Oregon 97759
United States

T +1 541 904 0700
arts [arobas] roundhousefoundation [point] org

roundhousefoundation.org

Our vision at Pine Meadow Ranch Center for Arts & Agriculture (PMRCAA) is to connect sustainable agricultural practices, conservation, arts, and sciences with traditional and contemporary crafts and skills integral to ranching life.

PMRCAA’s residency program offers a space where cultural practitioners, ecological scientists, and creative thinkers can immerse themselves in their work and research through access to studios, open spaces, and beautiful scenery. PMRCAA seeks cultural practitioners and scientists who want to engage with the atmosphere of a working ranch and with the local community.

We invite artists, ecological scientists, and scholars whose work explores the theme of “Food & Agriculture” to apply for a 2023 residency in Sisters, Oregon (USA).

Food is inextricably connected to thriving people, sustainable environments, prosperous economies and community resilience. Looking forward, many agricultural practices will need to adapt (if they haven’t already) to meet the challenges posed by changes to our environment, climate and population. In recent years, significant efforts have been made to shift away from the industrialized system that currently dominates the food industry, in the hope that a collection of more holistic techniques and sources of food production solutions will take its place. These efforts also explore collaborative forms of community interactions that give rise to community-supported agricultural initiatives such as farmers’ markets and seed to table co-operatives, which encourage us to eat more seasonally and locally.

Our hope is to explore how we, along with our communities, can improve our understanding of regional food systems (from production to processing to distribution to consumer) and to explore strategies for strengthening local food systems creatively.

Residency program summary
Residency length: two to four weeks. Country of residency: only open to artists based in the USA. Discipline: all disciplines are welcome. Type: Self-directed residency. Average number of residents at a time: three. How does residency program support residents: we provide studio space, accommodation, stipend, access to equipment, specialized facilities and/or technical support, opportunities to develop relationships and work with local or regional artists/residents/organizations. Languages: English. Application deadline: Friday, October 14, 2022 at 11:59pm PST.

Please visit our website for more information and to apply.

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Call to Artists: Toronto Waterfront Artist Residency 2023

Overview

The Waterfront BIA and Waterfront Toronto are seeking applications for an exciting Artist Residency opportunity. The 12-month residency will start in December 2022, with a 3-month period of community integration and research, and will culminate with the implementation of projects during 2023. Artists will have the opportunity to engage with current projects led by the BIA and Waterfront Toronto, as well as connect with members of the local community, in order to develop innovative and compelling art projects that are relevant to Toronto’s waterfront. This opportunity is open to all professional artists or artist teams in the Greater Toronto Area who have experience in art presented in the public realm and community-engaged art.

The aim of this residency is to create meaningful, experiential encounters with the community, to activate multiple underutilized spaces along the lakefront, and to draw new audiences to the waterfront. It will also develop thinking around what it means to live by Lake Ontario, one of the largest bodies of freshwater in the world. Projects may include workshops, performances, events, urban interventions, and temporary or ephemeral installations. Interactive and participatory projects will be encouraged, as will projects that invite collaborations with artists from different disciplines. This residency will create an opportunity for artists to expand their practice and develop innovative ways to integrate art into the fabric of the city. It will also contribute towards the ongoing dialogue on public art and civic space.

This project is an equal partnership between Waterfront Toronto and The Waterfront BIA. Funding and artist support will be provided by both organizations.

General Submission Requirements

Artist Statement
Images of Previous Work
Artist CV
References
Budget

The total commissioning amount for this project is $85,000 CAD +HST, split into five phases over the residency.

Timeline

Issue Call to Artists (Stage 1): September 27, 2022
Submission Deadline: November 1, 2022 – 4pm EDT
Shortlist Interviews (Stage 2): November 14 – 18, 2022
Artist Selection: End November 2022
Contract issued: December 2022
Residency Start: December 2022
Research and planning period: December 2022 – April 2023
Project implementation: May 2023 – December 2023

For more information about the opportunity, including detailed submission requirements, download the complete call (PDF).

Submission Deadline: November 1, 2022, at 4:00pm EDT.
Submissions sent after the deadline will be disqualified.

For questions, please contact Katherine Hebb at katherine [arobas] waterfrontbia [point] com

This page is a letter of introduction only. Please read the full Call to Artists, which contains instructions, evaluation criteria, submission requirements, and residency scope.

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Call for applications: 2023 Art Explora x Cité internationale des arts artist residency programme

September 27–November 4, 2022

Application deadline: November 4, 11:59pm


www.artexplora.org

Art Explora, the international foundation that inspires new encounters between arts and audiences—locally, nationally and internationally, is pleased to announce that the 2023 residency open call for applications is now open.

Art Explora and the Cité internationale des arts residency programme in Paris
To support international artists, Art Explora created in 2021 a biannual residency programme in collaboration with the Cité internationale des arts in Paris. The first residency session began in 2021 and has welcomed since over 40 residents of all ages, disciplines and nationalities, at the Cité des arts de Montmartre in the heart of Paris.

Until November 4, 2022, artists and researchers from all around the world may apply to this unique residency programme, with a project that questions relations between art, science, technology, social and ecological contemporary challenges.

The third edition of the residency programme will be divided in two sessions of six months, respectively starting in March and September 2023.

Two programmes are proposed:

–a SOLO programme for artists only;
–a DUO programme for a collaboration between an artist and a researcher or scientist based in France, and for artist collectives.

All residents will benefit from a fully-furnished studio for 3 or 6 months, a grant for living expenses and a production grant.

The selection committee is composed of leading figures from the worlds of art and academic research:
–Magalí Arriola (Mexico): Art critic and Director of the Museo Tamayo of Contemporary Art
–Diana Campbell Betancourt (USA & Bangladesh): Artistic Director of the Samdani Art Foundation and Chief Curator of the Dhaka Art Summit
–Emanuele Coccia (Italy): Philosopher and Associate Professor at EHESS
–Isabelle Gaudefroy (France): Deputy Artistic Director of the Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain
–Simon Njami (Cameroon & Switzerland): Writer, curator, essayist and art critic
–Hans Ulrich Obrist (UK & Switzerland): Artistic Director of the Serpentine Galleries

Applications are open until November 4, 2022 at 11:59pm (Paris time).

Find all the information to apply and send your application here.

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Appels de dossiers 2023-2024

Appels de dossiers
Jusqu’au 13 novembre 2022
ENE lance ses appels de dossiers destinés aux artistes et auteur.e.s pour sa programmation 2023- 2024 !

Périodes de résidence: 

Printemps : du 17 avril au 9 juin 2023 
Été : du 3 juillet au 25 août 2023 
Automne : du 18 septembre au 10 novembre 2023 
Hiver : du 29 janvier au 22 mars 2024

La résidence de 8 semaines inclut :des droits de résidence de 1734$ CA ;
l’occupation d’un studio-atelier individuel servant d’espace de travail et d’hébergement ;
l’accès à des équipements spécialisés (bois, métal, céramique) ;
l’accès à un centre de documentation (ouvrages, revues) ;
l’accès à des ressources locales ;
un soutien technique et logistique ;
l’accès à un vélo (en saison) / à un transport local ponctuel en période hivernale.
* Les matériaux, les frais de déplacement et autres frais de subsistance sont à la charge des résident·e·s.
 Soumettre un dossier avant le 13 novembre 2022, à 23h59
 
Détails et formulaire d’application

Est-Nord-Est reconnaît l’importance de la rencontre d’une multiplicité de formes d’expressions artistiques et culturelles. Dans le processus de sélection, une importance sera accordée à la mixité culturelle, générationnelle, sexuelle et identitaire. Dans cet esprit d’inclusion, nous encourageons les artistes et auteur.e.s issues de groupes sous-représentés, marginalisés et minoritaires à déposer un dossier.

Soutien aux artistes marginalisé·e·s :

Si vous souhaitez déposer un dossier dans un format autre qu’écrit, veuillez nous contacter à info [arobas] estnordest [point] org ou au 418-598-6363 ;
Une séance de mentorat virtuel est possible sur demande afin d’obtenir un soutien pour la préparation de votre dossier en lien avec cet appel. Veuillez en faire la demande à info [arobas] estnordest [point] org avant le 1er novembre.

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INHABIT 2023
The Max Planck Institute for Empirical Aesthetics invites artists to collaborate with their team of scientists and researchers.

The INHABIT Artist in Residence Program of the Max Planck Institute for Empirical Aesthetics invites artists from various disciplines to collaborate with their team of scientists and researchers. The integration of artistic thinking and knowledge as reflective practices in their own right is an important dimension of the institute’s mission. For this the presence of art and the inspiration and challenge of artistic practice are essential. The interaction between the different perspectives creates a mutually productive space for both artists and scientists to work in.

For this reason, INHABIT invites artists to spend three months creating new work, or further developing an existing project, in a scientific research environment. Openness to the mission of the institute and interest and readiness to work together with individual researchers or research groups are naturally preconditions. During the residency, the institute will provide space, resources, and facilities for productive experimentation, dialogue, and collaboration. Work developed during the residency will be presented in cooperation with various local arts institutions in the form of an exhibition, performance, concert, or other mode of presentation, and complemented by discursive formats.

The duration of residency is 4 months: INHABIT #9: March–June 2023 and INHABIT #10: September–December 2023.

Who are they looking for:

Artists from different disciplines (with a focus on time-based and performing arts, installation and music) who are interested in interdisciplinary collaboration between the artistic and scientific fields;
Artists who are open to developing and sharing a project in the form of an exhibition, performance, concert, or other format;
Artists who are active in contemporary culture and respond to the Institute with innovative and challenging ideas.

The residency covers:

Artist’s fee: 8,000 euros;
Accommodation fee: 2,000 euros;
Production budget depending on the project;
Technical and administrative support for the realization of the final project.
Travel costs to/from and in Frankfurt;
Collaboration with scientists and researchers;
Access to the Institute’s library, sound studio, and scientific facilities;
Curatorial support during the residency.

Please upload, no later than October 16, 2022, 23:59 p.m. (CET) your complete application, including:

your CV
an artist’s statement describing your practice, concepts, and methods, etc. (max. 500 words)
a description of the proposed project that outlines potential connections with the work of the Institute and the scientific interest (max. 500 words)
a portfolio of your work (max. 20 pages).

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Northern Sustainable Futures: Call Out for Digital Artists
International

Northern Sustainable Futures, based in Moskosel Creative lab in Norrbotten, Northern Sweden, have an open call for 1 month artist residencies to create new immersive digital work for their latest project iM KONSTHALL, an immersive mobile gallery which will tour 2023/24.

NFS invites proposals from visual and performance artists working in digital technologies. Each residency includes accommodation and workshop space, and gives time for each artist to develop their idea into new work created specifically for the mobile gallery space.

Please visit our website below for more information.Contact
email imkonsthall [arobas] gmail [point] com
website www.imkonsthall.com/