Programmation des membres de l’AGAVF
Galerie Bernard-Jean (Caraquet)
Serge V. Richard – Continuum
du 25 mars au 29 avril 2018
220, boul. Saint-Pierre Ouest
Caraquet, Nouveau-Brunswick
www.centrecultureldecaraquet.com/galerie-bernard-jean/
Les Éloizes (Edmundston)
Marie Hélène Allain, Barbara Safran de Niverville, Mario Doucette, Paul Roux et Georges Goguen – Expo-Éloizes
Commissaire : Chloé Gagnon
du 2 au 5 mai 2018
Vicky Lentz et Hélène Harbec – résidence d’artiste jusqu’au 6 mai 2018
organisée par l’Association acadienne des artistes professionnel.le.s du Nouveau-Brunswick
au Centre des arts d’Edmundston
82, rue Canada
Edmundston, Nouveau-Brunswick
www.leseloizes.ca
Atelier d’estampe Imago (Moncton)
Geneviève Cadieux-Langlois
Artiste en résidence du 16 au 30 avril 2018
140, rue Botsford, rez-de-chaussée
Moncton, Nouveau-Brunswick
www.atelierimago.com
Centre culturel franco-manitobain (Winnipeg)
Herménégilde Chiasson – Transparenc(i)es
du 15 mars au 18 mai 2018
340, boulevard Provencher
Saint-Boniface, Manitoba
www.ccfm.mb.ca
Galerie du Nouvel-Ontario (Sudbury)
Caroline Monnet – Wanderlust
du 12 avril au 19 mai 2018
174, rue Elgin
Sudbury, Ontario
www.gn-o.org
Centre d’arts visuels de l’Alberta (Edmonton)
Mathieu Léger – Espace Plausible
Danièle Petit, Nina Gisele Roy, Patricia Lortie et Krista Acheson Alias Gerri Harden – exposition des membres
du 16 mars au 20 avril 2018
9103 95e Avenue
Edmonton, Alberta
www.galeriecava.com
Maison des artistes visuels (Saint-Boniface)
Marianne Pon-Layus – Les dernières filles / The Last Girls
du 19 avril au 9 juin 2018
vernissage: jeudi 19 avril de 19h à 22h
visite guidée avec l’artiste : samedi 21 avril de midi à 13h
Michael Joyal – The Antler Girls
du 19 avril au 5 mai 2018
vernissage : jeudi 19 avril de 19h à 22h
219, boulevard Provencher
Saint-Boniface, Manitoba
www.maisondesartistes.mb.ca
Galerie d’art Louise-et-Reuben-Cohen (Moncton)
Émilie Pardoën, Suzanne Cormier et Alex Smith – Encorps trois: exposition des finissantes et finissants en arts visuels 2018
du 13 avril au 27 mai 2018
Pavillon Clément-Cormier
405, avenue de l’Université
Université de Moncton
Moncton, Nouveau-Brunswick
www.umoncton.ca/umcm-ga
Galerie Sans Nom (Moncton)
Marc Chamberlain, Mathieu Léger et Tremble
PRE:FLUX + Program Launch / Lancement
les 20 et 27 avril 2018
140, rue Botsford
Moncton, Nouveau-Brunswick
www.galeriesansnom.org
Centre d’artistes Voix Visuelle (Ottawa)
Denyse Gérin – Nature morte sous influence
Gunes-Hélène Isitan – Hybridités
du 10 avril au 15 mai 2018
Exposition Voix numérique
du 15 juillet 2017 au 14 juillet 2018
67, avenue Beechwood (2e étage)
Au Centre Richelieu-Vanier
Vanier, Ontario
www.voixvisuelle.ca
Le Labo (Toronto)
projection du film Djamilia de Aminatou Echard
Le vendredi 20 avril à 20h30
en partenariat avec le Festival IMAGES
Maryse Arseneault – Sanguine et terres brulées / Blood Ties, Scorched Earth
du samedi 28 avril au samedi 12 mai 2018
Dans le cadre du festival de photographie Scotiabank CONTACT 2018
#277 – 401, rue Richmond Ouest
Toronto, Ontario
www.lelabo.ca
Appels de dossiers
1. appels en français du Canada
Le Lieu – Québec – 1er mai
Manif d’art 9 – Québec – 22 avril
Concours de peintures canadiennes 2018 RBC – 1er mai
Le LOBE – Chicoutimi – 20 avril
Maison de l’architecture du Québec – Montréal – 6 mai
Centre national d’exposition – Saguenay – 30 avril
3e Impérial – Granby – 2 mai
Centre d’art autochtone des Affaires autochtones et du Nord Canada – 30 avril
ART-IMAGE ou ESPACE ODYSSÉE – Gatineau – 23 avril
Optica – Montréal – en tout temps
Galerie Karsh-Masson et Galerie d’art de l’hôtel de ville – Ottawa – 3 mai
2. appels en anglais du Canada
New Adventures in Sound Art – Toronto – 4 juin
Art Spin – Toronto – 23 avril
Visualeyez festival of performance art – Edmonton – 18 mai
Ottawa International Animation Festival – 25 mai
NAISA – Toronto – 4 juin
AKA Artist-run Centre – Saskatoon – en cours
Latitude 53 – Edmonton – 30 avril
Burtynsky Grant – 30 avril
Hamilton Artists Inc. – Photophobia Contemporary Moving Image Festival + Cotton Factory Residency Program – 30 juin
Southern Alberta Art Gallery – Lethbridge – en cours
3. appels internationaux
Performensk – Minsk, Biélorussie – 10 mai
MAC International – Irlande – 27 avril
Festival of Regions – Region Perg-Strudengau, Upper Austria – 20 juin
4. résidences
Cripta747 – Toroino, Italie – 29 avril
Living Arts Centre – Mississauga – 25 mai
Vidéographe – Montréal – 15 mai
Oxygen Art Centre – Nelson – 30 avril
Embassy of Foreign Artists – Genève – 30 avril
Cité internationale universitaire de Paris – sans date limite
Atelier Topaz – Ontario – en tout temps
5. art public
City of Peterborough—Downtown Mural Project YES – 27 avril
Scarborough Centre Subway Station – 25 avril
Réfection de la rue Elgin – Ottawa – 23 avril
6. pour commissaires
Programme de bourses de recherche de l’Institut canadien de la photographie – Musée des beaux-arts – Ottawa – 30 avril
Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts – Omaha, NE – 1er juin
P2P – Creative City Network – 22 avril
Humber Galleries – Curator in residence – 7 mai
Curatorial Assessment of the Edmonton Public Art Collection – Edmonton – 7 mai
Conseil des arts du Canada – Prix GGArts – 1er juin
Congrès de l’Association d’art des universités du Canada 2018 – 1er mai
La Liste
L’Association des groupes en arts visuels francophones (AGAVF) présente les événements de ses quinze centres d’artistes et galeries membres à travers le pays et compile les appels de dossiers en arts visuels, arts médiatiques, performance, art public qui s’adressent aux artistes et aux commissaires.
1. appels en français du Canada
Appels de dossier
Hiver – printemps 2019 / Le Lieu
1er mai 2018
Québec (Québec)
Appel de dossiers expositions
Appel de dossiers résidence en art action
Date limite est le 1er mai 2018
LE LIEU, CENTRE EN ART ACTUEL INVITE ARTISTES, COMMISSAIRES, COLLECTIFS D’ARTISTES ET BIEN SÛR SES MEMBRES À PROPOSER UN PROJET À L’UN DE SES 2 APPELS DE DOSSIERS POUR SA PROGRAMMATION HIVER/PRINTEMPS 2019 !
Votre dossier doit comprendre :
– Une proposition de projet (max. 1 page)
– Un texte de démarche (max. 1 page)
– Une courte biographie (max. 250 mots)
– Un curriculum vitæ (max. 3 pages)
– Une documentation visuelle (max. 15 images, JPEG, 72dpi)
– Une documentation vidéo (liens YouTube, Vimeo ou autres – facultatif)
– Dossier de presse (facultatif)
Les propositions devront être liées soit à l’art performance (art action), l’installation, la manœuvre, l’art audio, la poésie sonore ou la vidéo.
Seul des dossiers complets, reçus par courriel, seront considérés et N’OUBLIEZ PAS DE MENTIONNER S’IL S’AGIT DE L’APPEL EXPOSITION OU RÉSIDENCE.
Nous accepterons les dossiers compressés (.zip) et envoyés via WeTransfer à l’adresse suivante : programmation [arobas] inter-lelieu [point] org
LE LIEU, CENTRE EN ART ACTUEL
Actif à Québec depuis 35 ans déjà, Le Lieu, centre en art actuel est engagé dans des activités sédentaires à Québec ainsi que dans des opérations nomades, activités et projets au Québec comme à l’étranger. Le caractère multidisciplinaire du centre fait côtoyer installation, performance, manœuvre, art action, art audio, poésie sonore, vidéo et autres explorations des paramètres de l’expressivité artistique.
http://www.rcaaq.org/html/fr/appels_details.php?id=31245
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Thématique de Manif d’art 9
Le thème de la neuvième édition de la biennale est inspiré par son emplacement, du fait que nous pouvons facilement regarder « à travers » la ville de Québec et voir le monde naturel (l’imposition sans équivoque d’une ville sur le paysage et la nature perçue au delà de ses horizons), de même que par le moment choisi, de février à avril 2019, période qui marque habituellement la transition du rude hiver au printemps et à l’été.
Le titre de la biennale, Si petits entre les étoiles, si grands contre le ciel, est une paraphrase de paroles de Leonard Cohen (Stories of the Street, 1967). Tout au long de sa vie, cet artiste extraordinaire – incidemment de la province de Québec – s’est préoccupé de notre rôle au sein de l’ordre naturel des choses. Nos accomplissements culturels, dans cette perspective, devraient être compris dans un contexte beaucoup plus vaste et universel qui met à l’épreuve l’idée conventionnelle voulant que l’art soit opposé à la nature, qu’il transcende en quelque sorte ce qui en fait partie ou, à tout le moins, en représente une amélioration. L’art est plutôt une institution beaucoup trop humaine et, en reconnaissant l’humanité (en dépit de notre tendance à croire en l’exceptionnalisme) à titre de phénomène naturel, nous attirons l’attention sur les continuités entre l’art et le quotidien.
Comment soumettre un dossier ?
Pour participer, soumettez-nous votre projet préliminaire par courriel au plus tard le 22 avril 2018 à l’adresse production [arobas] manifdart [point] org.
Votre dossier doit comprendre :Le titre du projet,
Un cours texte de présentation du projet (1/2 page),
Un cours texte présentant votre organisme (1/2 page),
Une liste des artistes participants,
Deux visuels relatifs au projet en format JPG (72 dpi) ou PDF d’un maximum de 500 ko chacun,
Les crédits photos,
Le nom du lieu, l’adresse, la date(s), les heures d’ouverture du lieu et/ou l’heure de tenue de l’activité,
Un croquis en format JPG (72 dpi) ou PDF d’un maximum de 500 ko chacune ou un document Word résumant les besoins en permis spéciaux ou prêt d’équipement à la Ville de Québec, le cas échéant.
Un comité de sélection jugera les propositions et confirmera sa sélection. Un courriel vous sera envoyé pour vous informer de sa décision au plus tard le 15 mai 2018.
Informations complémentaires
Pour toutes questions, n’hésitez pas à contacter Catherine Baril, directrice de production, par téléphone au 418 524-1917 ou par courriel à l’adresse production [arobas] manifdart [point] org
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Le Concours de peintures canadiennes 2018 de RBC est en cours, et les candidatures seront acceptées jusqu’au 1er mai 2018 à 16 h (HE).
Ce concours a été créé en partenariat avec Canadian Art pour faire valoir le talent de quelques-uns des meilleurs artistes émergents au pays. Quinze finalistes profiteront d’une visibilité nationale et recevront du mentorat. Dans le cadre du 20e anniversaire du concours, le lauréat national remportera une résidence d’artiste au Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity en plus de recevoir 25 000 $. Les deux gagnants d’une mention honorable recevront 15 000 $ chacun et les 12 autres finalistes toucheront 2 500 $ chacun.
Les noms des 15 finalistes seront annoncés à la fin de juin 2018 et ceux des lauréats, le 18 septembre 2018 à la galerie The Power Plant, à Toronto (Ontario).
http://www.rbc.com/collectivites-durabilite/community/emerging-artists/rbc-painting-competition.html
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Le LOBE est à la recherche d’artistes pluridisciplinaires dont la pratique oscille entre la musique, la performance, les nouveaux médias, la claquette, le chant insolite, la danse trop personnelle, la boucane, la lumière nouveau genre; bref tout ce qui provoque une hystérie collective.
_ LOBESCÈNE; \\ en équilibre sur cette fine frontière séparant les arts visuels des arts de la scène, des artistes n’ayant pas froid aux yeux, tous prêts à tonifier l’énergie des fêtards, prêts à les entraîner jusqu’au bout de la nuit et de l’extravagance. _
+ infos … http://lelobe.com/fr/appel-lobescene/
Le Lobe Résidences · 114 Rue Bossé · Chicoutimi, Qc G7J 1L4 · Canada
date de tombée: 20 avril
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Appel à projet pour exposer à la Maison de l’architecture du Québec
Date limite le 6 mai 2018 !
Artistes, architectes, commissaires, historiens et concepteurs, entrez dans le débat sur votre cadre bâti, nourrissez la réflexion, le regard et la connaissance sur ce qui fait notre environnement !
La MAQ vous invite à proposer vos projets d’exposition ou d’évènement pour la programmation 2018-2019 dans notre salle principale, et dès ce printemps 2018 pour la vitrine.
link.pixelmail.ca/c/443/3d8c94449a315ce4d6d8f3610def8a90ddeb0fe2c54bec8b3d042188099d9b1623f1f694ea285081
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Centre national d’exposition
Soumission de projets
Dates limites pour le dépôt des dossiers : 30 avril et 31 octobre de chaque année
Les dossiers peuvent être reçus en tout temps au cours de l’année.
Documents requis:
Curriculum vitae récent
CD, DVD ou 10 à 15 diapositives dont la majorité illustre votre travail récent
Démarche artistique (1 page)
Projet d’exposition (1 page)
Dossier de presse (récent)
Fiche technique du projet d’exposition (si nécessaire)
Tout autre document pertinent à l’étude du dossier
Centre national d’exposition
4160, rue du Vieux Pont (Mont Jacob), C.P. 605
Ville de Saguenay, (arr. Jonquière) (Québec)
G7X 7W4
http://www.centrenationalexposition.com/index.php?id=29&lang=fr
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APPEL À PROJETS
Projets de coproduction en art infiltrant :
participatif, contextuel, in situ, in socius, performatif, installatif, multidisciplinaire, manœuvrier, interdisciplinaire, etc.
Trancher dans le vif du Temps :
Infuser/diffuser
Date limite : 2 mai 2018
Période de réalisation : 2019-2021
3e impérial, centre d’essai en art actuel est voué à une exploration interdisciplinaire et contextuelle des arts visuels prenant pour assises la quotidienneté et la proximité avec les communautés. Ses activités – création, production, diffusion, pensée et écriture critiques, édition, résidence d’artistes/chercheurs – se fondent sur la collaboration et la rencontre de savoirs et d’expériences pour soutenir et mettre en œuvre des projets d’art public qui s’infusent et se diffusent dans des particularités territoriales et humaines.
3e impérial, centre d’essai en art actuel
164 rue Cowie, suite 310, Granby, Québec, Canada J2G 3V3
Tél. 450-372-7261 info [arobas] 3e-imperial [point] org
www.3e-imperial.org
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Appel de soumission pour les œuvres d’art réalisées par des artistes autochtones canadiens
Programme d’acquisition d’œuvres d’art autochtones 2018-2019
S’il vous plaît partager auprès de ceux et celles qui seraient intéressés. Nous avons inclus une affiche que vous pouvez imprimer et afficher dans votre espace si vous le désirez.
Le Centre d’art autochtone des Affaires autochtones et du Nord Canada (AADNC)invite les artistes autochtones à postuler afin d’être considéré pour l’édition 2018-2019 du Programme d’acquisition d’œuvres d’art autochtones par le comité d’évaluation par les pairs tel que décrit dans cet appel de soumission.
Qu’est-ce que la collection d’art autochtone?
La collection d’art autochtone, à Gatineau (Québec), est une des collections d’art traditionnel et contemporain autochtone les plus importante au pays. Depuis le début des années 1960, le Centre d’art autochtone fait la collection d’œuvres d’artistes vivants afin de constituer une collection unique en son genre représentant les pratiques artistiques qui se perpétuent dans les communautés autochtones et urbaine au travers du Canada.
La collection d’art autochtone comprend divers types d’art dont la vannerie, le perlage, la sculpture, le dessin, la peinture, l’estampe, le textile, les techniques mixtes, la photographie, etc. d’artistes autochtones de la relève ou en milieu de carrière. Depuis plus de 40 ans, le Centre d’art autochtone des Affaires autochtones et du Nord Canada fait la promotion au Canada et à l’étranger d’œuvres réalisées par des artistes autochtones canadiens, grâce à son programme de prêts d’œuvres d’art à des institutions, ses projets internationaux ainsi qu’à des centres de recherche destinés aux conservateurs et universitaires de réputation nationale et internationale.
Conditions:
· Les artistes doivent être d’origine métisse, inuit ou membres des Premières nations.
· Les artistes doivent être âgés de plus de 18 ans.
· Les œuvres doivent être en excellente condition, prête à être expédier et l’auteur doit consentir à les vendre.
· Elles doivent avoir été créées après 2012; si possible nous les acheminées: non encadrées et sans passe partout.
· Les œuvres de tous médias sont acceptées (e.g. nouveaux médias, œuvres de pratique traditionnelle, estampe, peinture, photographie, dessin, sculpture, textile, etc.)
Les artistes doivent présenter :
Un formulaire de demande doit être rempli (Voir pièce ci-jointe ou demandez-en en contactant : aadnc [point] centredartautochtone-aboriginalartcentre [point] aandc [arobas] canada [point] ca)
· Une liste de jusqu’à cinq œuvres et cinq images numériques
o Format JPG seulement
o Dimensions des images : 17,7 cm X 12,7 cm ; 7’’ x 5’’
o Résolution : maximum 100 dpi sur CD ou par courriel
· Une courte démarche artistique de l’artiste à propos de chaque œuvre soumise (le cas échéant)
· Une biographie de l’artiste et curriculum vitae ou un formulaire biographique en attachement (voir formulaire disponible ici : http://www.aadnc-aandc.gc.ca/fra/1407247418734/1407247473118).
· S.V.P. ne pas envoyer les œuvres d’art avec le formulaire de soumission
Date limite :
Toutes soumissions doivent être reçues au plus tard le 30 avril 2018. Celle-ci est la date de réception au centre d’art autochtone, et non la date du cachet de poste. Les soumissions incomplètes ou remises après la date limite ne seront pas acceptées.
Vous pouvez faire parvenir votre soumission et demandez de plus amples informations par la poste, par téléphone, par facsimilé ou par courriel au :
Programme d’acquisition d’œuvres d’art autochtone 2018-2019
Le Centre d’art autochtone
Affaires autochtones et du Nord Canada
10 rue Wellington, Salle 928,
Gatineau (Québec) K1A OH4
Téléphone : 819-994-1262
Facsimilé : 819-953-0165
aadnc [point] centredartautochtone-aboriginalartcentre [point] aandc [arobas] canada [point] ca
Chi Miigwetch.
Michelle LaVallee, Directrice, Centre d’art autochtones,
Et toute l’équipe du Centre d’art autochtone
Pour lire le PDF: cliquez ici
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Le présent appel vise le calendrier de programmation 2019 d’ART-IMAGE ET ESPACE ODYSSÉE. Veuillez bien lire les caractéristiques de chacun des lieux de diffusion et bien indiquer pour lequel des lieux vous soumettez votre proposition.
Vous pouvez soumettre un dossier distinct pour chacun des lieux.
RÉCEPTION DES DOSSIERS
DU 2 AU 23 AVRIL 2018
Les propositions sont soumises sur clé USB et adressées à :
Madame Vickie Séguin
ART-IMAGE ou ESPACE ODYSSÉE
855, boulevard de la Gappe Gatineau (Québec) J8T 8H9
ou transmises via un système de transfert Web (WeTransfer) à artimage [arobas] gatineau [point] ca
http://www.gatineau.ca/artimage/renseignements/appels-de-dossier.html
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OPTICA présente annuellement un programme varié d’expositions, de conférences et de rencontres avec les artistes et s’investit dans la production de commissariats d’expositions en relation avec les thématiques développées par le centre. L’ensemble de ces programmes propose une réflexion critique sur l’actualité de l’art, soutenue par une activité éditoriale.
Le centre comporte deux espaces d’exposition et offre une aide technique professionnelle en galerie. Les artistes et les commissaires sont invités à déposer des projets pour la programmation régulière en galerie. La nature des projets est soumise au comité de programmation qui recommande leur réalisation.
OPTICA verse des droits d’exposition aux artistes et aux commissaires selon les barèmes recommandés par le RAAV et CARFAC.
Pour soumettre un projet en tout temps
* Aucun dossier reçu par la poste ou par courriel ne sera accepté.
1 – Inscrivez-vous en cliquant sur le bouton INSCRIPTION et choissisez le concours auquel vous voulez appliquer
2 – Un lien vous sera envoyé par courriel pour compléter votre candidature pour le concours choisi
3 – Le formulaire se divise en 4 parties
1. Informations personnelles
2. A propos du projet
Fournir un cv à jour au format PDF
Possibilité d’inclure un lien YouTube ou Vimeo pour une vidéo
3. Description du projet et démarche artistique | 4000 caractères maximum
4. 10 images maximum au format JPG d’un poids maximum de 1Mo par image
4 – Soumettre votre version finale avant la date d’échéance du concours quand vous aurez rempli tous les champs obligatoires et fourni vos images. Notez que vous ne pourrez éditer votre candidature après avoir soumis la version finale.
5445 avenue de Gaspé, espace 106
Montréal, Québec H2T 3B2 CANADA
Téléphone : 514 874 1666
http://www.optica.ca/info/dossier.php
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APPEL DE PROPOSITIONS : expositions de 2019
Galerie Karsh-Masson et Galerie d’art de l’hôtel de ville
DATE LIMITE : Le jeudi 3 mai 2018
Les propositions envoyées par voie électronique doivent être reçues d’ici 23 h 59 HE le jeudi 3 mai 2018 et celles envoyées par courrier doivent porter un cachet de poste à cette date ou à une date antérieure. Les propositions incomplètes ou en retard seront rejetées. N’apportez pas votre proposition directement à la Galerie Karsh-Masson ou à la Galerie d’art de l’hôtel de ville.
SÉANCE D’INFORMATION : Le mardi 27 mars 2018 à 19 h
Galerie Karsh-Masson, 110, avenue Laurier Ouest
Il y aura une brève présentation, suivie d’une période de questions.
L’appel de propositions est sur ottawa.ca :
http://ottawa.ca/fr/residents/les-arts-la-culture-et-le-patrimoine/soumissions-et-occasions-dans-le-domaine-de-la#appel-de-propositions-expositions-de-2019
La Galerie Karsh-Masson et la Galerie d’art de l’hôtel de ville sont gérées par le Programme d’art public de la Ville d’Ottawa. Pour obtenir de l’aide ou demander de l’information, veuillez écrire à l’adresse programmedartpublic [arobas] ottawa [point] ca ou téléphoner au 613 244 6852.
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La Galerie Forest City (FCG) lance un appel de propositions aux artistes et aux conservateurs ou conservatrices œuvrant dans tout l’éventail des disciplines.
La Galerie Forest City (FCG) est un centre d’art autogéré qui encourage l’autonomie artistique et qui est voué à l’excellence des expositions et des événements qu’elle met sur pied. Cet engagement reflète les développements récents survenus en matière de production culturelle. La FCG sollicite des propositions innovatrices de la part des artistes et des conservateurs ou conservatrices relevant de toutes les disciplines et de tous les niveaux de carrière, l’accent étant mis sur les pratiques et les artistes émergents.
La FCG vise à favoriser et à soutenir l’art contemporain, tout en veillant à promouvoir le dialogue entre les communautés artistiques locales, régionales et internationales. En tant que centre d’art autogéré, la FCG s’intéresse principalement aux travaux ou projets de nature expérimentale, progressive et qui ont une puissante portée. Nous sommes enthousiastes face aux démarches artistiques les plus récentes et aux formes d’art qui alimentent la production contemporaine ainsi que le dialogue. Les principaux critères de sélection sont les suivants : fidélité à notre mandat et renforcement de nos énoncés de valeurs.
Les artistes sont rémunérés conformément au barème des tarifs de CARFAC.
Toutes les propositions doivent être adressées par courriel à programming [arobas] forestcitygallery [point] com
La forme des applications peuvent être trouvés ici: http://www.forestcitygallery.com/sites/default/files/Forest%20City%20Gallery%20Application%20Form.pdf
Les propositions soumises (à l’exclusion des images) doivent être combinées en un seul dossier PDF. Les propositions soumises sur papier ou par la poste ne seront plus acceptées.
Vous pouvez vous attendre à une notification environ trois mois après la date des délibérations du jury, par courriel. Le processus décisionnel prend plusieurs mois pour la préparation et le traitement après la date limite de soumission. Nous ne communiquerons qu’avec les candidats et les candidates retenus.
Si vous avez des questions au sujet du processus de demande, n’hésitez pas à les adresser à Mme Jenna Faye Powell à:
director [arobas] forestcitygallery [point] com
http://www.forestcitygallery.com/submissions
2. appels en anglais du Canada
2018 Call For Submissions OFF THE BEAT(EN) TRACK
Deadline June 4, 2018
Categories: Transmission Art/Radio Art, Electroacoustic Music/Sound Art, Interactive Installation Art, and Other
Go to http://naisa.ca/opportunities/calls-for-submissions/naisa-general-call-for-submissions/ for full information and the on-line application.
New Adventures in Sound Art (NAISA) invites artists of all ages and nationalities to submit works on the theme Off The Beat(en) Track for consideration in New Adventures in Sound Art’s 2019 programming.
A year ago, NAISA staff and its board of directors decided to move the organization from Toronto to the Village of South River, ON – very much Off the Beaten Track.
For its 2019 programming, NAISA is interested in submissions that address the ideas related to the theme Off The Beat(en) Track and creative ways that this can be shared.
Preference in programming will be given to works that respond in some way to the theme Off The Beat(en) Track. Individual interpretations or variations on the theme are encouraged, but should be realized with sound as the primary component. NAISA would also like to encourage artists to submit works on the theme for performance, interactive installation exhibit, audio-visual screening, radio or internet broadcast, telematics, VR/gaming, mobile experiences and any other emerging or alternative formats that include sound as a primary element. Please complete in full the online submission form and upload your audio by midnight on June 4, 2018. Note: there is a $5 submission fee in order to defray the cost of processing the submissions. All works chosen for presentation will receive an artist fee. Only those artists being considered for presentation will be contacted.
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Call for Submissions for Holding Patterns
Art Spin is gearing up for its tenth season of programming and is looking for submissions for an exciting new exhibition titled Holding Patterns, scheduled for October 2018. This exhibition will take place in a storage locker facility located in Toronto’s south Junction neighbourhood, animating a series of storage locker units with a wide array of art projects.
CURATORIAL FRAMEWORK:
We are looking for project submissions that will respond to and think critically about the following curatorial framework:
Recognizing the shifts, upheavals and transience that storage lockers often suggest, Holding Patterns will explore movement, space, belonging, material culture, and transition as themes that animate personal narratives and histories of place more broadly. These issues are particularly important for artists with lived experiences of site-lessness, displacement, or exclusion. In light of this, priority will be given to artists that identify as indigenous, LGBTQ+, or from visible minorities. Drawing together these varied realities of space, storage, excess, and access, Holding Patterns will explore not only the personal stories, but the histories of urban development and community migration that accompany them.
Some of the ideas which this project has inspired in its curators and which artists are invited to think critically about are:
- self-representation via the material goods one owns (the notion that storage locker contents reveal a type of “self-curation”)
- storage lockers and their contents as a metaphor for memory and/or forgetting, or consciousness and unconsciousness
- the storage locker as a receptor for a seemingly contradictory objects that range from the precious to the useless
- what do these relatively recent spaces say about consumer capitalism and the culture of materialism
- the idea that at the core of material culture and the insatiable drive to consume/possess lies a fundamental denial of mortality
- what does it mean to be “site-less” both in the literal sense of the word but also in the conceptual, more nuanced sense of being relegated to the fringes of society where one occupies a form of existential site-lessness
- the position of site-lessness as an antecedent to resistance or revolution both personal and political
- it is interesting to note that the storage locker industry is driven by short-term tenants, whose situations are defined by what the storage industry calls the Seven D’s: Death, Divorce, Disaster, Delay, Dislocations, Deliveries and Densification; how can the phenomenon of the storage locker help us to better understand these core human concepts
HOW TO SUBMIT:
Art Spin is seeking submissions from individual artists and collectives working in a variety of disciplines including but not limited to: sculpture, installation, film & video, electronic & kinetic work, painting, drawing, photography, printmaking, performance art, dance/movement and sound art. We are eager to receive submissions for new projects but are also open to reviewing existing works. Only submissions that respond to the curatorial framework, listed above, will be reviewed.
Selected artists/collectives will receive an artist fee and small budget for materials. Fees to be determined on a project-to-project basis. See guidelines for more details.
Exhibition dates will be in October 2018, exact dates yet to be determined. Further details about the site can be found in the guidelines.
Applicants must read the Art Spin submission guidelines and submit a completed submission package. The full guidelines and application form can be found at → http://www.artspin.ca/submissions
Deadline: Monday April 23rd (11:59pm)
If you have any further questions about the submissions process, please don’t hesitate to contact us at info [arobas] artspin [point] ca.
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CALL to ARTISTS: VISUALEYEZ 2018: forgiveness
The 19th annual Visualeyez festival of performance art happens from 24 – 30 September 2018 in the downtown core of Edmonton, Alberta, exploring on the curatorial theme of forgiveness.
Visualeyez takes place over a period of seven days and it is required that all invited artists are able to attend for the entire length of the festival. Artists experience the work of other artists; engage in discussion groups, meals and other activities that enhance the work of individual artists and the performance art community within Canada and beyond. Please visit www.visualeyez.org for the past festival information.
The public performances of the festival will be truncated over three days – Thursday to Sunday, 27 – 30 September. The time prior to thus will serve as a residency of festival artists and engagements to develop and enhance works in a rich, critical environment.
Latitude 53 will invite artists to Edmonton to explore issues around the curatorial theme of forgiveness and this curatorial thematic will afford new interactions between communities and audiences. We are seeking works that explore the fragility of the human ego and expand upon the positive nature of gestures of moving beyond and living, reconciliation, and a healing. The submissions should connect with Edmonton and Alberta residents and have resonance within an international dialogue. The festival pays a CARFAC artist fee, two-way travel and accommodations for all artists.
Proposals should include: a CV; artist statement; a detailed description of the work you wish to present, or explore; and support material all sent as individual pdfs. You can include images, video, print or digital documentation of your work or as links, pdf, or image files
The deadline for submission is Friday, 18 May 2018, 2300h MST.
Artists shall be contacted by June regarding the status of their proposals.
Proposals by email to: visualeyez [arobas] latitude53 [point] org
Please be courteous of image size and materials that you are sending. Please ensure that attachments total to less than 10MB; if more space is required for time-based or intermedia work please provide a link via DropBox or G-Drive.
Kindly, please place Visualeyez 2018 submission in the subject line.
For information, please contact visualeyez [arobas] latitude53 [point] org.
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OTTAWA INTERNATIONAL ANIMATION FESTIVAL SEEKS SUBMISSIONS FOR 2018
The Ottawa International Animation Festival (OIAF), North America’s leading animation film festival, is now accepting film entries for competition in 2018! Entries are due May 25 and there is no entry fee.
>From September 26-30, Ottawa will once again play host to the animation universe; a hub of inventive, mesmerizing, and provocative art. OIAF invites animators from around the globe to submit their recent work in the following major categories:
Animated Feature.
Narrative Animated Short.
Non-Narrative Animated Short.
Student Animation.
Commissioned Animation (series, commercials, music videos).
Young Audiences – Preschool, Ages 6-12.
VR Animation.
OIAF18 features a brand new VR animation category acknowledging and celebrating the exhilarating and pioneering work being done in Virtual Reality.
In addition to category prizes, submissions will also be considered for a variety of craft and other awards including the Festival’s Academy Award recognized Grand Prize for Short Animation. In addition, there are National competitions for Canadian animators and a Canadian student competition.
“Well, it’s that time again when Ottawa is pleasantly bombarded with a feast of animation wonders from around the globe,” says Chris Robinson, OIAF Artistic Director, “This is always an exciting time for us as we watch all the new submissions and slowly start to see the festival’s identity for the year being formed. We’re particularly excited about the brand new VR animation competition. It’s a testament to the quality of work being done in this new medium that we’ve decided it warranted a competition. Viewing and judging the VR entries will also require us to engage these projects in a whole new manner (goggles and interactivity!).”
Each year the OIAF receives more than 2,000 entries that are reviewed by the Festival’s programming team. Approximately 150 films will be chosen for Official Competition and Out-of-Competition Showcase screenings. During OIAF18, juries comprised of animation professionals, media and local kids will sit with the audience to judge the festival competition screenings.
For more information, including Festival rules, please visit the OIAF website at: www.animationfestival.ca
The Ottawa International Animation Festival (OIAF) is one of the world’s leading animation events providing screenings, exhibits, workshops and entertainment since 1976. OIAF is an annual five-day event bringing art and industry together in a vibrant hub and attracting more than 28,000 artists, producers, students and animation fans from around the world. This year’s OIAF runs September 26-30.
For more information, interviews, press materials and photos, please contact the Ottawa International Animation Festival by e-mail (media [arobas] animationfestival [point] ca) or by phone at 613-232-8769.
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NAISA is pleased to launch its
2018 Call For Submissions OFF THE BEAT(EN) TRACK
Deadline: June 4, 2018
www.naisa.ca
Categories: Transmission Art/Radio Art, Electroacoustic Music/Sound Art, Interactive Installation Art, and Other
Go to http://naisa.ca/opportunities/calls-for-submissions/naisa-general-call-for-submissions/ for full information and the on-line application.
New Adventures in Sound Art (NAISA) invites artists of all ages and nationalities to submit works on the theme Off The Beat(en) Track for consideration in New Adventures in Sound Art’s 2019 programming.
A year ago, NAISA staff and its board of directors decided to move the organization from Toronto to the Village of South River, ON – very much Off the Beaten Track. Sound and media art centres and dissemination points are typically in urban centres but now with greater access to and availability of digital technology, a dissemination point can be anywhere where there is internet access. NAISA’s early programming explored the connections between natural acoustic environments and media arts and so NAISA’s move to the Near North and its proximity to Algonquin Park brings it closer to its origins and provides NAISA the opportunity to present works that intersect between the natural and digital realms. NAISA’s facility, the NAISA North Media Arts Centre, functions as a hub for artists in the region to network with each other and experience NAISA’s programming, including Arts Meetups, Artist Residencies, Interactive Exhibitions and Performances, all under one roof.
For its 2019 programming, NAISA is interested in submissions that address the ideas related to the theme Off The Beat(en) Track and creative ways that this can be shared.
Preference in programming will be given to works that respond in some way to the theme Off The Beat(en) Track. Individual interpretations or variations on the theme are encouraged, but should be realized with sound as the primary component. NAISA would also like to encourage artists to submit works on the theme for performance, interactive installation exhibit, audio-visual screening, radio or internet broadcast, telematics, VR/gaming, mobile experiences and any other emerging or alternative formats that include sound as a primary element. Please complete in full the online submission form and upload your audio by midnight on June 4, 2018. Note: there is a $5 submission fee in order to defray the cost of processing the submissions. All works chosen for presentation will receive an artist fee. Only those artists being considered for presentation will be contacted.
Inquiries & general information:
Nadene Thériault-Copeland
Executive Director
New Adventures in Sound Art
Address: 106 Ottawa Ave., South River, ON
Tel 705 386 0880 / naisa [arobas] naisa [point] ca
www.naisa.ca
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AKA supports the creation and development of artist driven initiatives and emerging practices that speak to, reflect and encourage dialogue in our culturally diverse communities. This includes work in all media by local, national and international artists. Our venues consist of a street-level gallery, billboard and multi-use screening and performance event space; we also source off-site locations for site-specific projects.
AKA accepts submissions on an ongoing basis for project/exhibition proposals that consider AKA’s history and setting.
Support for selected projects/exhibitions includes: curatorial assistance, shipping, insurance, installation/strike assistance, promotion, documentation and the potential development of accompanying programming suited to the form of the project. AKA pays artist fees at or (when possible) above the CARFAC national average.
Submissions Guide
Please review AKA’s past programming archives, floorplan and billboard; as well as our mandate. AKA accepts digital submissions as a single PDF document via email: gallerycoordinator@akaartistrun with the subject heading: AKA Submission. Please ensure the PDF document includes your name. Digital or physical submissions in any other format will not be accepted.
Submission PDF (max 7MB) must include:
Project/exhibition proposal including technical/install needs (max. 500 words)
Artist statement (max 500 words)
CV with complete contact information
Images with image details (max 10); OR
Time-based direct embedded links
AKA Artist-run centre
424 20th Street West
Saskatoon, Treaty 6 Territory and the Homeland of the Métis
Saskatchewan, Canada, S7M 0X4
306-652-0044
akaartistrun.com
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Gallery submissions
Latitude 53 Contemporary Visual Culture is an artist-driven organization that thrives at the intersection of art and ideas, promoting innovation, experimentation, and dialogue, while fostering active, creative, and collaborative communities. We offer a plenitude of portals to local, national, and international contemporary art.
Through engagement and risk, Latitude 53 creates programming that explores the boundaries of contemporary art. Our programming works to build a lively and engaged artistic community and diverse audiences through an ongoing responsiveness to artists, ideas, and questions that are relevant to our community.
Latitude 53 programs two main spaces year-round, for exhibitions proposed by artists and curators from across Canada and elsewhere, including emerging to established. We seek exhibitions for these two gallery spaces (labelled the Main Space and ProjEX Room on the floor plan) that range from solo shows, to curated group projects, to works-in-progress and new developments that would benefit from constructive critical feedback. We are also interested in proposals for larger-scale projects that would inhabit both spaces, and perhaps incorporate our community gallery space, or otherwise challenge the borders and shapes of our exhibition programming.
As well as these two spaces, Latitude 53 makes available space for community-oriented programming, primarily in our smaller Community Gallery, facing onto the patio. This space is also programmed on a submission basis.
Our three exhibition spaces are all located within our 10242 106 St. location in downtown Edmonton. For detailed dimensions of each space, please see our floor plan.
Call For Submissions – Main Gallery Spaces
For our two main spaces, artists and curators are invited to submit individual or group proposals in any media. Proposals should specifically address the space both in the format of the exhibition and as an exhibition site in the city of Edmonton and in the context of Canadian communities. Edmonton is the northernmost city of its size in Canada, and Latitude 53 specifically seeks work that will resonate with the city, push local and national dialogues further, and approach local, regional, and national identities and social politics. Proposals should also consider the idea of what is contemporary visual culture.
Latitude 53 has a non-discriminatory exhibition policy. We pay artists fees in agreement with the CARFAC schedule, pay travel, accommodation and for shipping of work.
Latitude 53 is committed to exhibiting artists at all stages of their careers, emerging or established, and to evaluating each project by its own merits. With this in mind, please take the time to consider and communicate what exhibiting here could mean to you at the current point in your practice and career. If you are applying to, or showing at other locations in the Edmonton area in the next year, please let us know in your application.
Currently, our programming advisory committee meets twice a year to review submissions after deadlines April 30 and September 30.
Proposal requirements
Project description;
Artist’s or Curatorial statement;
Curriculum Vitae (4 pages maximum);
15 digital images of proposed work. If this work has yet to be created, please provide a selection of work to provide context and to illustrate your competency;
Video or Audio work in Mac-compatibile formats, or with file links;
Image list (including title, medium, date, and size); and
Contact information
Please include all written material as PDF files, and send submissions by email only to program [arobas] latitude53 [point] org with “Programming Submission” in the subject line. Please ensure that attachments total to less than 10MB; if more space is required for time-based or intermedia work please provide a link via DropBox or Vimeo.
You will receive an acknowledgement of your submission.
We do not accept submissions by mail.
http://www.latitude53.org/calls/gallery
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2018 Burtynsky Grant
Call for Submissions
Deadline: April 30, 2018
Canadian photographer Edward Burtynsky and the Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival are requesting submissions for the 2018 Burtynsky Grant—a $5,000 annual grant to support a Canadian artist in the creation of a photobook. Burtynsky generously donated his 2016 Governor General’s Award in Visual and Media Arts to create the grant and foster the careers of emerging Canadian artists.
This grant is intended to support photo-based artists who are in the advanced stages of developing a photobook. The jury is looking for submissions from those that have created a book dummy, are currently seeking funding to work with a publisher or to self-publish, and who have had little to no prior opportunity to publish a photobook. The winner and a short list of honourable mentions will be announced at the end of May 2018.
Past Winners
2017 – The Broadbent Sisters, A Telepathic Book
2016 – Aaron Friend Lettner, Doorways
SUBMISSION DETAILS
Deadline: April 30, 2018
Please submit the following as a PDF by a file hosting service (eg. WeTransfer or Dropbox) to photobook [arobas] scotiabankcontactphoto [point] com. Hardcopy submissions are also welcome in person or by mail at the applicant’s expense; please deliver to our office at the address below. You must be a Canadian citizen or resident to be eligible.
Minimum ten (10) spreads of your book dummy that best communicate your project and vision for publication
Project statement about your photobook and how you would use the grant funding
Expressions of interest from publishers, and/or other publishing grants, if available
CV and/or artist statement
For questions, please email photobook [arobas] scotiabankcontactphoto [point] com.
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Hamilton Artists Inc. Call for Submissions
Exhibition Platforms, Special Projects, Film Festival and Residency Program
Hamilton Artists Inc. is seeking dynamic proposals from artists, collectives and curators at various stages of their careers and from across disciplines for its exhibition platforms, which include the Cannon Gallery; James Gallery; Cannon Project Wall; and ArcelorMittal Dofasco Courtyard. The Inc. is mandated to exhibit a range of disciplines and career levels and to exhibit a cross-section of artists from local, regional and national communities. New in 2018, pending funding, we would also like to encourage the submission of “special projects.” Special Projects may include, but are not limited to, independent projects diverse in nature that may happen at the gallery or off-site and might manifest themselves through happenings, print materials, digital platforms, screenings, workshops or other forms of public presentation or intervention. The Inc. also hosts a rotating artist in residence program in partnership with the Cotton Factory and Photophobia, a film festival dedicated to contemporary moving images in partnership with the art Gallery of Hamilton.
Selections criteria are informed by the Inc.’s mandated objectives. As an artist-run centre, the Inc. is interested in works/projects that have potential impact, push boundaries and engage with critical, conceptual and/or experimental contexts from a diverse range of perspectives and voices. The Inc. supports and encourages submissions showcasing artists and curators most recent endeavors as well as works that incite conversation and promote a range of intersectional narratives. We are committed to providing a platform for risk-taking and creating an inclusive space to explore expanded art practices. We are dedicated to social and cultural diversity in our programming and encourage applications from contemporary artists and curators of diverse communities and backgrounds.
Please see program/ platform descriptions in order to identify which opportunity is best suited to your practice/ objectives.
Photophobia Contemporary Moving Image Festival
Deadline: June 30, 2018
Photophobia is the 12th annual festival of short-format contemporary media, film, video and moving image hosted in partnership between the Art Gallery of Hamilton and Hamilton Artists Inc. Established in 1999, Photophobia was Hamilton’s first film and video festival dedicated to the development of experimental time-based media at a time when there were no such platforms in the Hamilton community. Not confined by restrictions or themes, Photophobia is a free festival series presented under the cover of night in the Irving Zucker Sculpture Garden at the Art Gallery of Hamilton and the ArcelorMittal Dofasco Courtyard at Hamilton Artists Inc. in August.
For an extended description and submission guidelines, click here.
Hamilton Artists Inc. Cotton Factory Residency Program
Deadline: Rotating. Please refer to the full call and current deadline located HERE
The Hamilton Artists Inc. Cotton Factory Residency Program is a 3-month rotating artist residency for Inc. members. The residency provides a valuable opportunity for artists from a wide range of disciplines and career levels to build their practice. Participating artists are encouraged to use their time to experiment, develop new ideas and learn new skills in addition to forming meaningful ties with their fellow artists in residence, Cotton Factory tenants, and Inc. members. Hamilton Artists Inc. would like to thank the Cotton Factory for its demonstrated, ongoing commitment to fostering emerging artist practices as well as their continued contribution to Hamilton’s flourishing contemporary art community.
For more information, or questions about the submissions process, please contact:
Caitlin Sutherland
Programming Director, Hamilton Artists Inc.
programming [arobas] theinc [point] ca / 905.529.3355
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Southern Alberta Art Gallery (SAAG) Submission Guidelines
Exhibition proposals are accepted throughout the year and reviews are ongoing. Selection is carried out over a period of time through studio visits and correspondence with artists and curators in whom the gallery has an interest. Those interested in proposing their work to SAAG are asked to include with their submission: a curriculum vitae, an artist statement and/or letter of intent, a wide selection of images, and other relevant support material. Submissions should be mailed to:
Southern Alberta Art Gallery
601 3rd Ave. S.
Lethbridge, Alberta
T1J 0H4
The gallery will not return your submission – please do not send original artworks or valuable materials. Given the large number of submissions received by the gallery, formal letters of reply will only be issued to proposals of immediate interest.
Exhibitions are generally six weeks in length. An opening is held to introduce the work to the public. Artists are also invited to give an illustrated lecture on their work in conjunction with the University of Lethbridge Faculty of Fine Art during the academic year. Other special events (workshops, panel discussions, etc.) are considered on a case-by-case basis.
The Southern Alberta Art Gallery pays CARFAC fees, shipping and insurance, and often seeks funding to produce catalogues for the exhibition. All publications, including our quarterly newsletter GALLERY (which discusses and reproduces work by exhibiting artists along with other programming), are exchanged with other institutions in Canada and abroad.
The Southern Alberta Art Gallery fosters the work of contemporary artists who challenge boundaries, encourages broad public engagement and promotes awareness and exploration of artistic expression. Our work extends to local, national and international communities.
http://saag.ca/art/submission-guidelines/
3. appels internationaux
Performensk
29. 6. – 1. 7. 2018
CULTURAL CENTRE KORPUS, pr-t Masherova 9/8 Minsk, Republic of Belarus
OPEN CALL DEADLINE 10.5.2018
Open call announcement 20.5.2018
Performensk is a first edition of the festival which will present different kinds of performative art, especially performance art, alternative theatre and sound art. It will happen during 29.6.-1.7.2018 in Minsk, Republic of Belarus. The theme of the festival’s first edition is OPENING (projects addressing the topic will be prioritized). We want to introduce the opening theme through the content of selected projects as well as through multigenre focus of the festival. Our aim is to bring to Belarus contemporary young artists who will present various approaches to art creation to the Belarusian public.
Festival Performensk is happening in the Cultural Centre Korpus – an independent, open multicultural space. Korpus focuses on the development of the contemporary culture, supports experimental and interdisciplinary projects.
This year it is possible to apply to the festival in three categories:
→ alternative theatre (including puppet and object theatre)
→ performance art
→ sound art
What we can offer:
→ basic accommodation (i.e. in local artists’ homes)
→ food (or at least discount vouchers)
→ PR
→ documentation
→ technical support of your project (see the available technique below)
→ possibility of presentation of your project on the stage or elsewhere inside the Cultural centre Korpus or in the exterior
→ pleasant atmosphere
Please note that we are unfortunately not able to pay salary or to reimburse travel expenses.
For more info and an access to the APPLICATION FORM please visit www.performensk.com
Technique available:
sound mix Behringer X32
sound system: 2x Dynacord A115A, 2x HK Linear Sum 2000A
4x microphone + 4x microphone tripod
6x basic theatre light (flood lights/PARs – will be specified)
projector (beamer)
Cultural center Korpus website: http://www.bo-promo.com/ korpus/
In case of any inquiries please do not hesitate to get in touch with us via our email address: performensk [arobas] gmail [point] com
We are looking forward for your participation!
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Open call for submissions
MAC International 2018
April 27, 2018, 12pm
themacinternational.com
themaclive.com
MAC International is the largest arts prize in Ireland and one of the few major art prizes in the UK, offering artists from around the world an opportunity to exhibit at the MAC (Metropolitan Arts Centre) in Belfast, with a prize of 20,000 GBP awarded to the artist deemed to have made an outstanding contribution to the exhibition.
Now in its third edition, MAC International presents a snapshot of the most exciting and ambitions art practices from across the world. The 2016 MAC International exhibition featured work by artists based in Ireland, the UK and Europe, as well as from as far afield as the USA, Iceland, Cuba and Brazil.
MAC International 2018 is now open for submissions.
Deadline for applications is April 27, 2018, noon (BST).
Click here to submit your entry for MAC International 2018: http://themacinternational.com/apply_2018
The shortlist of exhibiting artists will be announced in Summer 2018 and the exhibition will run from November 9, 2018–March 31, 2019.
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Call for projects for Festival of Regions 2019
Social Warmth
June 28–July 7, 2019
Application deadline: June 20
Festival of Regions
Region Perg-Strudengau, Upper Austria
4. résidences
CRIPTA747 Residency Programme Fellowship 2018
Open Call for Proposal
Cripta747
http://www.cripta747.it
Info
2 Grants available September – November 2018 Deadline April 29
Contact
info [arobas] cripta747 [point] it
Cripta747
+39 348 54 98 512
Address
http://www.cripta747.it
Cripta747
via Quittengo 41 B
10154 Torino
Italy
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Cripta747 is thrilled to launch the open call for the second edition of its international Residency Programme.
About
The programme aims to support the creative development of artists, curators and researchers from any field of contemporary culture, without any geographical or age limit.
The Residency takes place at Cripta747’s headquarters, an industrial building located in the North of Turin. Following the city’s vocation for an artistic and cultural model focused on investigation and production processes, Cripta747 provides fellows with the opportunity to live and work in Turin for 8 weeks during September – November 2018 while developing individual projects and immersing themselves in the city’s creative environment.
This process-based residency aims at implementing and rethinking new strategies in research and artistic practices, refocusing the attention onto the production processes.
Through the fellowship, it favours mobility, fosters exchange between local and foreign researchers, and supports both material and conceptual production.
An international scientific board that consists of three members (curators, artists, directors of selected European art institutions) that change every year, characterizes and orients every edition of the residency through the final selection of the residents. For this edition the board is composed by: Alessio Antoniolli (Director of Gasworks, London), Giovanni Carmine, (Director of Kunst Halle Sankt Gallen) and Eva Fabbris (member of the Curatorial and Research Department of Fondazione Prada, Milan)
Fellows are invited to present the results of their researches developed in residence through a public event and an open studio.
Fellowship
Each fellowships whole amount is up to € 6.000 and covers daily allowance, accommodation, studio rent at Cripta747 and production costs.
The grant is divided as follow:
• up to € 2.500 daily allowance for living expenses, travels, designed activities and research;
• up to € 1.500 to cover the production;
• € 1.500 to cover housing and studio rent;
• up to € 500 to cover the summer field trip expenses
How to apply
Fill the online form at www.cripta747.it/residency-programme and send the cv and/or portfolio by email to residency [arobas] cripta747 [point] it
Applicants must send their application by April 29th, 2018, 24.00 CET. Applications uncompleted or received after that time won’t be taken into consideration.
APPLY NOW!
More info at cripta747.it
Cripta747 Residency Programme is a project by Cripta747, realized thanks to the support of Compagnia di San Paolo and Regione Piemonte.
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Resident Artist Fellowship Program 2018 – 2019
Living Arts Centre, Mississauga
Deadline: May 25
Recent graduates of post-secondary studio programs are invited to submit applications for fellowships in the Ceramics, Flameworking, Glass, Jewellery, Painting and Drawing, Photography, Textiles, and Wood Studios.
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résidence de recherche et de commissariat
Vidéographe est un centre de recherche et de diffusion de l’image en mouvement. Ceci comprend les expérimentations en art vidéo, animation, arts numériques, essai, documentaire, vidéo danse et fiction. Nos actions concernent les œuvres actuelles autant que les œuvres historiques dont nous favorisons la reconnaissance et la compréhension.
En développement depuis 1971, notre catalogue compte aujourd’hui plus de 2 000 œuvres réalisées par plus de 800 artistes, activistes et citoyen.nes engagé.es, majoritairement québécois.es. Ceci en fait l’une des plus importantes collections canadiennes d’art vidéo.
Cette résidence de recherche et de commissariat vise à multiplier les points de vue sur cette collection et à stimuler la réflexion sur l’image en mouvement. Nous invitons ainsi les artistes, chercheurs et commissaires à approfondir un pan de recherche à partir des œuvres de notre catalogue. Le projet sélectionné pourra porter sur des questions thématiques, formelles ou historiques, et pourra se concentrer sur le corpus d’un ou plusieurs artistes. Dans le cadre de cette résidence, nous nous attendons à ce qu’une programmation d’œuvres de notre catalogue soit élaborée et qu’un essai soit rédigé par la personne sélectionnée. La programmation vidéo sera présentée dans le cadre de notre saison 2019-2020 et sera disponible en ligne, accompagnée de l’essai, sur Vithèque.com
Un comité de sélection évaluera les propositions sur les bases de la pertinence par rapport à notre collection, la complémentarité par rapport à notre programmation, ainsi que la rigueur de la proposition. Les projets étudiants ne seront pas acceptés.
Vidéographe reconnaît la richesse de la diversité culturelle, sexuelle, identitaire et linguistique québécoise. Nous encourageons ainsi les personnes issues de groupes traditionnellement sous-représentés, de minorités ou de groupes marginalisés à proposer des projets.
La personne retenue recevra un montant forfaitaire de 2 000$. La résidence, d’une durée d’un à trois mois, est prévue pour le printemps 2019. Vidéographe assumera les frais de transport et d’hébergement pour une période d’un mois aux personnes ne résidant pas à Montréal. Le travail pourra également être effectué en ligne, via Vithèque. Nous accompagnerons les personnes sélectionnées dans leurs recherches dans le catalogue.
Pour soumettre votre dossier, veuillez nous faire parvenir :
• Une description de votre projet (1 000 mots maximum);
• Votre curriculum vitae;
• De la documentation visuelle et textuelle de vos projets de commissariats antérieurs [maximum 15 images (max : 1024 px de large, 72 dpi)];
• Vos besoins en ce qui concerne le déplacement et l’hébergement.
À noter :
Si vous avez des questions par rapport à notre collection, ou désirez un accès temporaire à cette dernière via Vithèque afin de préparer votre proposition, veuillez en faire la demande à notre conservatrice Karine Boulanger à collection [arobas] videographe [point] org.
DATE LIMITE POUR SOUMETTRE VOTRE DOSSIER: 15 mai 2018
Seuls les dossiers envoyés par courriel seront acceptés. Un accusé de réception sera émis. Merci d’indiquer RÉSIDENCE DE COMMISSARIAT comme intitulé de votre courriel et d’envoyer votre dossier à Olivia Lagacé à info [arobas] videographe [point] org.
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Oxygen Art Centre – Call for Exhibition and Residency Submissions
Deadline: April 30, 5pm
Oxygen Art Centre is currently accepting submissions for our Exhibition and Residency program. Regional, national and international professional artists from any discipline are welcome to submit proposals for a solo or group exhibition and/or residency.
Oxygen Art Centre is particularly interested in work with regional relevance, cross-disciplinary work and work that engages audiences in participatory processes.
Professional (CARFAC) exhibition and artist presentation fees are paid for selected programming. Residencies and exhibitions are typically planned two to three years in advance. Please submit all of the following documents as specified in the Submission Guidelines.
Oxygen Art Centre is an artist-run multidisciplinary centre in Nelson, British Columbia that provides space and programming for artists and the public to engage in the creation, study, exhibition and performance of contemporary art. The goals of Oxygen Art Centre are to stimulate the creation, exhibition and discussion of contemporary art in all disciplines, to stimulate rural cultural development and professional practices in rural artists, to engage in community development through art-based projects and to achieve diversity in all programming.
Submission Guidelines
– Indicate if you are applying for an Exhibition or a Residency or both.
– Curriculum Vitae (maximum three pages)
– Proposal describing the program of work intended for the exhibition or residency.
Include a brief artist statement that contextualizes your work (maximum one page)
– Artist Bio (maximum 1 paragraph)
– 10 to 15 images a maximum of 1 MB file size each (jpeg format with a resolution of 72 dpi at 1024 x 768 pixels ) of the work intended for exhibition or related/recent work for a residency proposal. Images must be labeled with a number/name (01_Smith)
– Image list with image numbers, artist name, title of work, date, medium and
dimensions. — For new media or performance projects submit direct links or DVD related to your proposal in .avi, .mov, .mpg, .mpeg format. Do not send video files
electronically.
Deadline: April 30 2018, 5pm
To: info [arobas] oxygenartcentre [point] org
Attention: Submissions
Or by Drop Box » share your submission folder with Oxygen Art Centre
Group exhibition proposals include the cv, bio and artists statement for each
participating artist. Oxygen Art Centre is committed to paying CARFAC fees for
exhibitions and artist talks. Pending funding, funds are available for transportation of artwork and artists to and from Nelson. Visiting artists will be billeted with local artists in the community. All accepted proposals are contingent on funding. To review previous exhibition and residency programming visit here.
Questions about Oxygen Art Centres submission guidelines or artist eligibility can be directed to:
info [arobas] oxygenartcentre [point] org
Submission Call Links:
Website: https://oxygenartcentre.org/exhibitions-residencies/submissions/
On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/164851544172578/
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Vous pouvez soumettre votre candidature du 1er avril jusqu’au 30 avril 2018, avant minuit (UTC+2).
La République et Canton de Genève, en partenariat avec l’association Laps, ont ouvert un lieu de résidences dans la Maison Baron en 2012. Ce projet intitulé Embassy of Foreign Artists vise à créer, par la présence de créateurs venus d’ailleurs et leurs échanges avec des artistes et organismes culturels locaux, un réseau d’interactions propice au développement de regards novateurs.
EoFA est un lieu de recherche et de création pluridisciplinaire basé à Genève. Nos espaces accueillent les différentes étapes du processus créatif, des premières réflexions à la présentation aboutie. La conception et la réalisation d’une œuvre sont des étapes importantes. Nous offrons la possibilité au public de suivre ces mécanismes et d’interagir avec ses producteurs afin de mieux comprendre leurs démarches.
Nous portons une attention particulière à la qualité des projets que nous accueillons et pensons nos activités comme des outils d’émancipation et des alternatives à la culture mondiale standardisée. Notre rôle est d’offrir un espace et un soutien à des démarches originales et critiques qui interagissent avec ces domaines et s’inscrivent dans une réflexion sur notre société.
Accéder au questionnaire et au règlement: www.eofa.ch/candidature-delai
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Vous êtes un artiste ou un professionnel étranger de la culture et séjournez à Paris dans le cadre de votre travail ? Vous pouvez déposer une demande de logement à la Cité internationale universitaire de Paris en ligne : http://workflow.ciup.fr/citeu/site/login.php
Certains logements sont spécifiquement adaptés à l’activité artistique : la Cité internationale dispose de deux ateliers-logements pour artistes plasticiens et six studios avec cabine insonorisée pour les musiciens. Les différentes maisons de la Cité internationale peuvent également accueillir des artistes et professionnels de la culture en fonction de la disponibilité de leurs logements (sans espace de travail). Le tarif des logements varient selon le type, le confort et la durée du séjour.
Si votre nationalité est représentée par une maison de la Cité internationale, renseignez-vous auprès d’elle pour connaître la démarche à suivre. Cf. http://www.ciup.fr “les maisons”.
Si cette maison représentant votre nationalité n’a pas de disponibilité, votre demande pourra être transmise aux autres maisons de la CIUP, sous réserve de la validation de la demande par la CIUP.
Les statuts de la cité prévoient en effet que pour y être admis, la venue de l’artiste doit s’inscrire dans le cadre d’un projet précis soutenu institutionnellement (venue sur invitation d’une structure culturelle française, ou sur envoi d’une structure culturelle du pays de résidence de l’artiste, pour une réalisation spécifique). Cette institution doit soutenir financièrement le projet, et donc le séjour de l’artiste à Paris.
D’autre part, la cité prévoit dans ses statuts que les artistes soient étrangers ou en mobilité internationale.
sans date limite
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Atelier Topaz – résidence Opasatika, Ontario, Canada
Le lieu
Situés au cœur de la forêt boréale, les Ateliers Topaz sont à la fois un lieu de retraite et un centre de création pour artistes, toutes disciplines confondues. L’endroit parfait pour la réflexion, l’évasion. Le groupement d’édifices fait 900 mètres carrés et repose sur 14 hectares face à la route Transcanadienne. Il donne sur un étang de deux hectares. Topaz c’est la « Route 66 » dans le nord de l’Ontario. L’endroit, modeste et nostalgique, rappelle aussi les grandes épopées de la colonisation francophone de l’Ontario. Ces studios de création ou cette résidence d’artistes, endroit idéal pour les arts visuels, sont situés au centre du Canada, à mi-chemin entre l’Atlantique et le Pacifique, là où les étoiles deviennent les topazes de la nuit.
Ce qu’on offre
D’abord l’espace et, l’espace de travail déterminés selon les besoins de l’artiste. Les espaces polyvalents permettent d’y faire de la peinture, de la sculpture, de l’installation, etc. L’atelier de menuiserie, le Bar à clou, est équipé des outils de base. Un magasin d’objets trouvés est disponible autant pour l’inspiration que pour l’utilisation dans une œuvre. Le peintre apporte ses pinceaux, le musicien son instrument et l’écrivain son ordi.
Les personnes qui séjournent aux Ateliers Topaz jouissent de l’accès à la cuisine et sont responsables de préparer leurs repas. Toutefois Laurent peut aussi leur cuisiner de petits plats typiquement canadiens-français aux besoins ou aux désirs. Topaz possède deux suites avec lit double et une chambre avec lit simple. Chacune possède sa salle de toilette avec douche. Ces installations évoquent admirablement le style des années 1960. Pour la baignade, le Lac des Cœurs se situe à deux kilomètres à l’est. Pour le canotage ou la pèche, la rivière Opasatika est deux kilomètres à l’ouest. Pour se déplacer, il y a de vieux vélos ou la marche. Pour un frais très raisonnable, votre hôte peut aussi vous conduire ou organiser un déplacement vers Kapuskasing à l’est ou vers Hearst à l’ouest. Les matériaux d’artistes ne sont pas disponibles dans la région. Il est donc important de faire vos achats avant votre séjour, à moins que vous travailliez avec des matériaux que l’on peut se procurer dans des magasins ordinaires ou même en nature.
Dossiers en tout temps
www.atelierstopaz.ca
5. art public
Call to Artists—Expressions of Interest (EOI)
City of Peterborough—Downtown Mural Project @YES
Figure 1 YES Shelter for Youth and Families, (Photo Credit: W. Trusler)
The City of Peterborough invites artists or artist teams residing in Ontario to submit their credentials, examples of prior experience and a conceptual approach for an outdoor mural to be installed in Peterborough, Ontario.
This call follows a two-stage selection process.
Deadline for Artist EOI: April 27th, 2018 Midnight
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SCARBOROUGH CENTRE STATION PUBLIC ART
Call to Artists: Request to Prequalify
The TTC is looking to pre-qualify an Artist or Artist Team to develop an integrated public artwork for the following possible sites at the Scarborough Centre Subway Station:
The North Retaining Wall of the Bus Terminal and/or
Other locations of the Station that may be identified by the project team.
The Artist will be required to work with the TTC’s Scarborough Subway Extension (SSE) team to develop their artwork, including the production of technical documents, for the tender, fabrication and installation of the artwork.
The Artist will be required to attend, in person, one (1) kickoff meeting with the project team, a minimum of two (2) meetings on site at the place of the art installation, a minimum of two (2) meetings for the purposes of presenting their design proposal to the public and/or to the TTC, one (1) meeting to attend the official opening of the project and to attend additional meetings scheduled as required.
The Artist’s Scope of Work will include all stages of the design, technical document preparation and oversight of the fabrication and installation of the artwork from conception to completion, including but not limited to:
Conducting technical research and providing samples of the proposed technique of integrating the artwork into the station design;
Attending Public Information Consultation to present the concept to both public and TTC events, as required;
Coordinating with TTC’s SSE Design Team to develop a complete set of technical documents for the fabrication and installation of the work;
Incorporate the TTC’s existing best practices for transit project design and construction;
Working with the TTC’s construction team to oversee installation of the artwork and integration with proposed designs and finishes;
Working to design an artwork that does not include any moving parts or parts susceptible to wear (i.e. requiring regular replacement).
A total budget of $587,000.00 Canadian, plus HST has been allocated for all costs associated with the fabrication and installation of the artwork and integration of the artwork with existing finishes. It is the Commission’s intention to award one contract for the Artist’s consulting fees at Scarborough Subway Station in a Fixed Fee amount of $150,000.00 Canadian, plus HST.
The TTC will reimburse the commissioned artist for travel costs related to the Scope of Work described in Stage 2, outside a 200 kilometre radius of the City of Toronto, to a maximum of $10,000 Canadian, plus HST.
The Toronto Transit Commission is inviting Artists to request Pre-Qualification Statement which outline the submission materials required for Stage 1 and Stage 2 of the Competition. Stage 1 submissions will be evaluated and ranked by a five person jury that will pre-qualify up to 5 Artists to be invited to submit Stage 2 proposals.
An electronic copy of the pre-qualification statement can be requested by email: ttcproject [point] procurement [arobas] ttc [point] ca
Hard copy submissions must be received by Wednesday April 25th, 2018 at 2:00 p.m. Late submissions will be rejected and will be returned to the Artist.
Submissions will be reviewed by an independent jury convened for this project. A short list of a maximum of 5 artists or artist teams will be selected to prepare a Stage 2 design proposal. Artists will be paid a $2,500.00 (plus HST) honourarium for their Stage 2 proposals. If applicable, the TTC will reimburse Stage 2 artists, to a maximum of $1,500.00, for travel costs outside a 200 kilometre radius of the City of Toronto.
Artist presentations for Stage 2 are scheduled to take place in July of 2018.
Please be advised that the TTC has also advertised the Request for Pre-Qualification on the TTC’s Materials and Procurement Website accessed at www.ttc.ca under « Business with the TTC » or go directly to: http://www.ttc.ca/TTC_Business/Materials_and_procurement/index.jsp
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Appel aux artistes
Projet d’art public – Réfection de la rue Elgin
Demande de qualifications (DDQ) :
Artiste résident
Date limite : Le lundi 23 avril 2018, à 16 h (HE)
Budget: 150 000 $ CA (TVH en sus)
Personne-ressource : Melissa Black, agente d’art public
Melissa [point] Black [arobas] ottawa [point] ca, 613-244-4261
Le Programme d’art public de la Ville d’Ottawa invite les artistes à soumettre leur candidature d’artiste résident pour la conception, la fabrication et l’installation d’une œuvre d’art permanente pour la rue Elgin, selon les modalités décrites dans le présent document. Ce concours en trois étapes est tenu conformément à la Politique d’art public.
Le Conseil municipal a approuvé le plan fonctionnel des rues Elgin (de la rue Gloucester à la promenade Reine-Élizabeth) et Waverley (de la rue Elgin à la ruelle Jack-Purcell). La conduite d’eau principale et les égouts profonds sous ces rues sont parmi les plus anciens de la ville, datant de la fin des années 1800. Le remplacement de cette infrastructure vieillissante est une occasion en or d’évaluer les revêtements routiers et d’en revoir la conception afin qu’ils soient conformes à la désignation de rue principale traditionnelle du Plan officiel, à la politique sur les rues complètes et aux normes de conception accessibles de la Ville d’Ottawa.
Artiste résident
Le concours d’artiste en résidence pour la rue Elgin vise à recueillir des propositions de projets novateurs et captivants de la part d’artistes qui s’intéressent dans leur travail à la collaboration créative et au dialogue interdisciplinaire. La résidence est l’occasion pour un ou plusieurs artistes d’utiliser des stratégies innovantes dans la création conjointe d’une œuvre d’art public avec divers membres de la communauté ou différentes entreprises afin d’élargir les horizons artistiques de la collectivité et son lien avec l’art.
Le ou les artistes retenus organiseront des séances d’interaction et de collaboration avec la communauté de la rue Elgin pendant leur résidence de cinq mois, qui aura lieu d’août à décembre 2018. Cette période de création communautaire et inclusive donnera l’occasion à divers secteurs de la rue Elgin d’échanger sur l’art public en explorant les défis et les possibilités associés à chaque site. La résidence permettra de créer des œuvres d’art public permanentes, qui seront installées le long de la rue Elgin. On encourage aussi l’installation d’art public temporaire.
Admissibilité
Conforme au principe d’égalité des chances, le concours s’adresse aux artistes et aux collectifs d’artistes professionnels ayant déjà créé des œuvres d’art communautaire et des œuvres d’art public permanentes. Les employés de la Ville d’Ottawa ne sont pas admissibles.
La Ville d’Ottawa prône les activités culturelles inclusives et représentatives de ses diverses communautés, dont les membres se distinguent par différentes caractéristiques, comme l’ascendance, les capacités, l’âge, le pays d’origine, la culture, le sexe, le revenu, la langue, la race et l’orientation sexuelle. D’ailleurs, la nation algonquine Anishinabeg est reconnue comme nation autochtone hôte d’Ottawa. La Ville d’Ottawa s’engage à appuyer les activités culturelles qui répondent aux appels à l’action du rapport de la Commission de vérité et réconciliation. Les artistes inuits, métis et des Premières Nations sont encouragés à participer. La Ville d’Ottawa entend accorder les mêmes droits, statuts et privilèges aux groupes des deux langues officielles.
L’appel aux artistes est sur ottawa.ca
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Art public 2018
Appel national de propositions s’adressant aux artistes émergents
Passage
Patrimoine canadien est à la recherche d’une image vibrante et puissante qui évoque le thème du « passage » (en route; sur le chemin; en voyage; acte, processus ou démarche qui consiste à traverser ou à franchir; en marche; transition, etc.).
L’image retenue sera reproduite sur un film graphique pour un emploi extérieur et sera installée dans les escaliers de la rue York pendant un an, à partir du printemps 2018.
L’appel s’adresse à tous les artistes visuels, photographes, concepteurs graphiques et illustrateurs canadiens âgés de 18 à 35 ans. Tous les genres sont acceptés : art figuratif, art abstrait, collage, trompe-l’œil, illusion d’optique, motif, etc.
Objectif
Le programme Art dans la capitale, géré par Patrimoine canadien, vise à mettre davantage en évidence l’art public dans les espaces urbains de la région de la capitale du Canada. L’art public fait partie intégrante des paysages urbains et contribue au dynamisme et à l’enrichissement de la société.
6. pour commissaires
Poursuivez vos recherches sur l’histoire et la critique de la photographie à l’aide du Programme de bourses de recherche de l’Institut canadien de la photographie. Date limite reportée au 30 avril 2018 : consultez le site web du Musée des Beaux-arts
https://www.beaux-arts.ca/icp/recherche/bourses
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Open Call 2019 Curator-in-Residence Opportunity
RESIDENCY SESSION: January–December, 2019
Deadline– June 1, 2018
Application fee– There is no fee to apply.
Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts is now accepting applications from national and international curators for its Curator-in-Residence Program. Beginning January 2019, the successful candidate will participate in a one-year fully subsidized live/work residency as part of Bemis Center’s acclaimed Artist-in-Residence Program. S/he will originate and present three exhibitions and related public programs inclusive of local and national artists. The Curator-in-Residence will work alongside residency and curatorial staff and actively contribute to the overall vision of Bemis Center’s renowned exhibition program. As a residency, the Curator-in-Residence will have the space and freedom to work on research and curatorial projects independent of his/her exhibitions at the Bemis.
Competitive applicants will possess a strong knowledge of international contemporary art and a genuine interest in researching and responding to cultural production in Omaha and the region. The Curator-in-Residence is part of the cultural fabric of the city, serving as a professional resource for local artists and arts professionals, and as an ambassador of Bemis Center in the community. S/he will be an integral member of Bemis Center’s Artist-in-Residence Program, stimulating intellectual discourse surrounding contemporary art practice through studio visits, knowledge-sharing workshops, and other organized programs with fellow artists-in-residence.
Reporting to the Program Director, the Curator-in-Residence is a full-time temporary position that will work closely with the Exhibition Program team. S/he will be involved in all curatorial and administrative aspects of organizing three exhibitions over the one-year residency. Exhibitions should be original, conceptually rigorous, and exemplify the true breadth and experimentation currently defining contemporary art. The 2019 exhibition dates are: March 21–June 15, July 11–September 21, and November 21, 2019–February 15, 2020.
Duties include, but are not limited to: research, artist and donor relations, exhibition design and installation, writing/editing of scholarly texts and didactics, budgeting, conceptualizing and leading exhibition-related public programs, and tours.
The Curator-in-Residence studio is for single occupancy only; Bemis Center is unable to accommodate partners, children, and pets at this time.
There is no fee to apply. Submission of applications is only accepted online at bemis.slideroom.com.
About Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts
Founded in 1981, by artists for artists, Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts supports today’s artists through an international artist-in-residence program, temporary exhibitions and commissions, and innovative public programs. Located in the historic Old Market district, Bemis Center serves a critical role in the presentation and understanding of contemporary art, bridging the community of Omaha to a global discourse surrounding cultural production today.
Eligibility
Residency opportunities are open to national and international arts professionals 21+ years of age, showing a strong professional working history.
Students enrolled in an academic program during the time of requested residency are not eligible to apply.
Bemis Center welcomes internationally based arts professionals to apply. A working knowledge of English is helpful for international artists, as an interpreter will not be provided. Upon notification of acceptance to the residency, the selected individual will be responsible for preparing and submitting the required personal employment visa materials by August 2018. A P-3 visa is recommended. Please visit the USCIS website for more information: www.uscis.gov. Bemis Center will provide appropriate documentation and materials to supplement the visa application process. Due to the current state of temporary, immigrant travel policies to the United States, we are unable to guarantee approval. A visa does not guarantee entry into the United States. As an international call, Bemis Center strives to support applicants from any country.
Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts is committed to a policy of nondiscrimination and equal opportunity for all persons regardless of race, sex, color, religion, creed, national origin or ancestry, age, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, and disability. If you have questions about accessibility, please contact the Residency Program Manager, Holly Kranker, at 402.341.7130 x 12 or hollyk [arobas] bemiscenter [point] org.
Qualifications
Master’s degree in curatorial or museum studies, art history, or related field; or five years equivalent professional work experience in the field;
A minimum of 1–2 years of curatorial experience in an academic, nonprofit, and/or commercial gallery setting;
Strong knowledge of international contemporary art and a keen interest in understanding and working with Omaha’s cultural landscape;
Excellent verbal and written communications skills;
Creative and strategic thinker with the capacity to take initiative and to work independently as well as a team player in a fun, yet demanding, arts organization.
The ideal candidate will understand and promote Bemis Center’s mission and, as an ambassador of the organization, perform all Bemis-related duties in a professional, responsible manner.
Application & Fee
Applications are only accepted online at bemis.slideroom.com. There is no fee to apply.
Benefits
The selected Curator-in-Residence will receive an annual amount of $36,600, which includes a monthly residency stipend, a travel/research transportation allowance, and a curatorial honorarium*. The selected Curator-in-Residence will be offered a relocation allowance up to $2,000.** Bemis Center provides free, onsite lodging in a sizable, well-appointed live/work studio with private bath and kitchen including complimentary utilities, laundry, WiFi, and free parking. The Curator-in-Residence will work within a fast-paced team environment with Bemis Center staff, volunteers, interns, and Board of Directors, and have access to a dedicated gallery: approximately 2,000 square feet; 12 1/2 foot ceilings, and concrete floors.
*Miscellaneous income is subject to reporting on Form 1099.
**Curator-in-Residence will organize personal travel and moving costs to and from Omaha, Nebraska.
Application Review Process
SlideRoom will confirm receipt of your submitted application. Applications are reviewed by a rotating panel represented by national and regional arts professionals such as artists, curators, academics, and/or critics. The review process will take 6–8 weeks from the application deadline. Notifications to all applicants will be sent via email after the selection panel has made its final decision.
Apply: bemis.slideroom.com
Deadline: 11:59pm CST | June 1, 2018
Notifications to all applicants will be made via email by August 1, 2018.
bemis.slideroom.com
Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts
724 South 12th Street
Omaha, NE 68102
bemiscenter.org
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P2P Call for Presenters
The Creative City Network of Canada invites professionals in the creative sector to submit peer-to-peer proposals for the 2018 Creative City Summit.
Why Present?
Share leading practices of cultural development
Expand your professional network and achieve your personal development goals
Influence the practice of cultural planning by sharing your community’s stories
Approaches to P2P Sessions
Presenter – topic presented with lots of time for Q&A
Roundtable – topic presented with facilitated participant exchange
Workshop – topic presented with hands-on or interactive component
Streams for P2P Sessions
Stream #1: Reaching Your Community
Proposed topics could include: Local arts and culture success stories, community placemaking, truth and reconciliation, reaching diverse and underserved communities, public art and civic responsibility/ accountability/ engagement…
Stream #2: Cultural Economy
Proposed topics could include: Entrepreneurship and innovation, creative hubs and incubators, developing the film and music sectors, night-time economy, cultural districts, public art and festivals and events…
Stream #3: Planning for a New World
Proposed topics could include: Ensuring safety and security in festival and event planning, inclusive places and spaces, reconsidering public art commemoration in contemporary times…
Stream #4: Building Foundations
Proposed topics could include: New models for developing cultural infrastructure and creative spaces, affordable housing and spaces for artists and cultural workers, new trends in public art policy and commissioning, public art maintenance and collections management…
To Apply
Submit your proposal to info [arobas] creativecity [point] ca by April 22, 2018, 5:00 p.m. PDT
Proposals should include the following:
Working Title
An abstract of 200-250 works
Identified Stream (outlined in the call)
Intended approach
Each presenters’ full name, email address, affiliation, and position.
Please include the identified stream within the subject line of your e-mail submission
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JOB POSTING: CURATOR IN RESIDENCE (12 MONTH TERM), HUMBER GALLERIES
Application Deadline: May 7, 2018 at 5 PM
Humber Galleries, Humber Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning
24 hours per week, 12 month term (June 2018 to May 2019), possibility of extension
Hourly wage range: $21.21 – $28.28/hour
Humber Galleries seeks a Curator in Residence to lead the research, planning, coordination, and evaluation of exhibition programming across our two locations in 2018/2019. The successful candidate will be responsible for coordinating the annual exhibition program including partner and guest curated exhibitions and for curating two to four exhibitions which:
engage multiple publics,
support Humber’s polytechnic educational mission, and
present contemporary art in Etobicoke
Reporting to and in close collaboration with Curator Alissa Firth-Eagland, the Curator in Residence will contribute to the overall development of Humber Galleries’ 2018/2019 programming and its relationship to polytechnic learning. The Curator in Residence will provide strategic operational and administrative support to the Curator and perform other duties as required.
Collaboration and drawing upon the skills of the team will be an integral part of this role in order to foster meaningful links between exhibitions, education programs, communications, and the local context. The Curator in Residence is based in two locations with distinct communities and identities, requiring a balance of collective, consultative, and autonomous work. Shifting between self-direction and teamwork is critical to success. This includes pursuing supervisory feedback at key intervals; initiating programming meetings with staff, artists, and students; and conducting independent research.
Along with Work Studies and other staff, they will coordinate all aspects of exhibitions: timelines, research, contracts, loan documentation, transportation of artwork, detailed installation and strike plans, and budget adherence. They will lead by example and offer mentorship to Work Studies by delegating support tasks and following up on progress. This includes providing guidance, fostering collaborative idea generation, and modelling problem solving.
Qualifications:
Masters in Curatorial Practice or equivalent combination of education and work experience
Proactive communication and interpersonal skills with all types of people
Deep knowledge of Indigenous art, protocols, and Elder teachings or an Aboriginal Studies certificate
Broad awareness of a variety of visual arts media, materials, and techniques
A great sense of imagination, reciprocity, and curiosity
Shows initiative and learns by doing
Effective time management and coordination skills
Proficiency with both Mac and PC platforms
Knowledge of Microsoft Office suite
Grant writing experience
CPR/AED/Emergency First Aid training is an asset
Driver’s license is an asset
Experience:
Minimum of four years within contemporary art organizations
Experience in all aspects of exhibition making and project management
Deep understanding of local, regional, national, and international contemporary art landscape
Well-developed process for turning ideas into experiences
Cultivates a mutual learning environment
Leadership and mentorship of students and staff through the technical aspects of art handling and installation
Proven ability to reflect, analyze, and synthesize in many forms, from conversation to writing
Capacity to respond to challenges with grace and initiative
Outstanding ability to multi-task, respect overlapping timelines, balance a demanding schedule within part time hours, and anticipate issues beforehand
Hours: 24 hours per week, including occasional evenings and weekends. Flexibility in scheduling is required.
In order to be considered, applications must include a letter of interest (1 page), a CV (3 pages max), and a statement of curatorial ethics (1/2 page). Only applications including all three components will be accepted. Only candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.
Submit applications by May 7, 2018 at 5 PM to:
Alissa Firth-Eagland, Curator
Humber Galleries
alissa [point] firth-eagland [arobas] humber [point] ca
Humber Galleries has grown out of a rich polytechnic environment where art is one of many ways of learning and operating in the world. We aspire to reflect the diversity, in all senses, of the student body of Humber College, our neighbours, and the international art community by offering experimental models in art-making and co-creative programming with underrepresented peoples. Diversity is complex because our nature as human beings is complex. Humber Galleries aspires to offer programming that resists simplification and models this complexity. We are committed to providing a workplace that is inclusive and accessible to all. The Hiring Manager will work with applicants requesting accommodation at any stage of the hiring process.
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Humber Galleries are situated on the traditional territories of the Ojibwe Anishinabe people in Adobigok, meaning “Place of the Alders” in the Ojibwe language. This region encompasses several present day First Nation communities including families from the Otter, Turtle, and Amik (Beaver) clans.
Humber Galleries are part of the Humber Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning. Humber’s polytechnic model is the “third way” between the university and the trade college; it blends the creation of new knowledge and the solving of real world problems. Because we are located within a polytechnic environment, Humber Galleries is a space where contemporary art and polytechnic learning come together and influence each other. Humber’s core values of creativity, innovation, problem-solving, adaptability, and collaboration guide our mandate. Our two physical spaces are accessible sites of social, political, educational, philosophical, and quantitative inquiry: North Space (North Campus) and L Space (Lakeshore Campus). We are an active collaborator in the social and educational fabric of Humber College, our neighbourhood, and the contemporary art discipline.
http://www.humbergalleries.ca/
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Call for Expressions of Interest from Canadian Curators & Curatorial Teams :: Curatorial Assessment of the Edmonton Public Art Collection (Phase 1)
The Edmonton Arts Council, on behalf of the City of Edmonton, seeks a Canadian Curator or Curatorial Team to undertake the first phase in an assessment of the City of Edmonton Public Art Collection.
The Edmonton Arts Council has embarked upon an in-depth assessment of its public art and conservation department activities and priorities. The multi-phased approach will culminate in a comprehensive Collections Management Policy that will guide future development and maintenance of the City of Edmonton Public Art Collection.
The Curatorial Survey and Report (Phase 1) will form a comprehensive portrait of the collection, its cultural and material value, as well as place within the larger continuum of Canadian art history.
The completed assessment will provide an objective analysis of the quality, depth and significance of the works in the collection and provide a framework for future direction.
This multi-phased project includes:
A survey of the collection & Summary Report (Phase 1)
A Collection Development Plan (Phase 2)
Budget:
Please include a proposed fee with submission materials.
Deadline:
4:30 pm MST on Monday, May 7, 2018
Schedule:
To be completed by end of third quarter, 2018.
Please direct any enquiries to David Turnbull, Public Art & Conservation Director: dturnbull [arobas] edmontonarts [point] ca or 780.424.2787 ext 222
The Edmonton Arts Council is committed to equity in all aspects of its work, and invites proposals from all potentially interested individuals. We thank all applicants for their time and professional interest in this call.
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CAC – Prix GGArts
Membres des communautés des arts visuels, des arts médiatiques et des métiers d’art : joignez-vous au Conseil des arts du Canada pour promouvoir l’excellence artistique en soumettant une candidature aux prestigieux Prix GGArts. La période de mise en candidature est maintenant ouverte jusqu’au 1er juin !
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Congrès de l’Association d’art des universités du Canada 2018
Congrès AAUC 2018
CALL FOR PAPERS /APPEL À COMMUNICATIONS
OCTOBER 25-27 OCTOBRE 2018
DEPARTMENT OF FINE ARTS, UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO
WATERLOO, ONTARIO
https://uwaterloo.ca/fine-arts/, https://uwaterloo.ca/
Submission deadline / Date limite de soumission: May 1, 2018 / le 1 mai 2018
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