Archive for the 'Art History' Category

Volunteers Needed for Art Exhibition in Richmond, VA

Thursday, June 18th, 2009

Opportunity

Seeking students majoring in fine arts and art history to help with the behind-the-scenes activities that can make MAE (Minority Art Exhibition) a true success. A variety of short-term and long-term volunteer opportunities are available including: Art Handlers/Installers, Tour Guides, Hosts, and Event Coordinators.  This will be a great opportunity to utilize your skills in leadership, project management, exhibition design, and art administration.

Information

MAE – Minority Art Exhibition, is pioneering art exhibition that will showcase works created by African American and Latin American artists, while seeking sponsorships for artists to pursue their creative impulses freely.
The event will take place: Thursday, August 20th at Metro Space Gallery in Richmond’s Downtown.

Requirements

All who are interested must submit their resume and desired task via email no later than July 31, 2009.

Contact

Clarke Art Consulting
email: info@clarkeartconsulting.com
website: www.clarkeartconsulting.com

Apply for Creative Boost Residency in Montreal

Thursday, June 18th, 2009

Opportunity

ARTIST RESIDENCIES
Emerging and established artists, as well as artist sponsors and organizations, are invited to apply for residency at Creative Boost in Montreal.

Information

THE SETTING
Creative Boost provides a stimulating atmosphere in which individuals can realize their artistic vision. Located in the heart of downtown Montreal, Creative Boost is surrounded by all the cultural activity the city has to offer. Montreal is distinguished by its multiculturalism, and has two official languages (French and English). This global context is the basis of a lively cultural scene that organizes a wide range of events, such as the Montreal Jazz Festival, the Just for Laughs Festival, and the International Film Festival – all at a short walking distance from Creative Boost. Creative Boost is also adjacent to the Musée d’Art Contemporain, Place des Arts, McGill University, Concordia University, and other major museums and institutions. The studio is in close proximity to the many outdoor cafes and art galleries of the Old Port, the recreational activities offered by Mont Royal, and the vibrant nightlife of Boulevard Saint Laurent. In addition, Creative Boost shares a building with diverse artistic organizations, such as a children’s theater company and the headquarters of IMUSICI, a major symphony orchestra.

THE STUDIOS
During their residency at Creative Boost, artists will be immersed in a dynamic environment of cultural exchange. Creative Boost is an international, multilingual setting, where resident artists can take language courses and interact with other artists from all over the world. Throughout the course of their residency, artists will be continuously surrounded by a host of cultural activities presented by the studio. Residents will have access to esteemed teachers and professors in addition to local and international artists who are invited to Creative Boost. This experience will culminate with the chance for artists to exhibit their own work in the studio gallery.
An open, luminous loft space located on the top floor of the building, Creative Boost has concrete flooring and high ceilings. The spacious rooms are illuminated by natural light streaming in from large windows. Creative Boost consists of both private and communal studios, as well as a fully equipped clay and sculpture studio. The private studios will be accessible 24 hours a day during the residency. Creative Boost also has extensive gallery space, giving resident artists the opportunity to exhibit their work.

EXPENSES
All expenses related to the residency are the responsibility of the artist and/or the artist’s sponsoring organization. Creative Boost offers grants of up to $1000 USD per 3-month residency for the purchase of equipment needed by the resident. Creative Boost can also help arrange fully furnished housing for resident artists, situated within 5 minutes walking distance from the Creative Boost studios. For more detailed information about residency fees and application procedure, please go to http://www.creativeboost.ca/resfees_eng.html.

DATES
The residency program is ongoing year-round. Dates are chosen depending on availability. If you have a preference, please indicate the dates most suitable for your convenience and we will try to accommodate you.

Requirements

HOW TO APPLY
For all applications, please send the application form, your portfolio, including a proposal of projects and activities during the residency period and a list of required materials, via post or e-mail. If accepted, artists will receive the final contract. To download the application form please go to: http://www.creativeboost.ca/images/resAppinfo3.pdf

LANGUAGE COURSES & CONVERSATION GROUPS
Our comprehensive French and English language programs are designed to help students develop their language skills through a diverse range of activities. Classes are based on a curriculum of integrated skills, with a particular emphasis on speaking and listening. Grammar instruction is presented in such a way that encourages students to actively participate through role playing, discussions, and group projects.
With no more than ten students per group, the language program gives students the personalized attention they require to guide them towards fluency. Instructors use a variety of teaching resources, such as films, magazines, CD’s, and games, which allows pupils to learn in a creative and relaxed environment.
The combination of art and language courses with residency activities provides the opportunity for full immersion in the language of your choice.

Contact

art@creativeboost.ca
TEL : (514) 844.7752
FAX : (514) 879.0164
279 Sherbrooke West, #315
Montreal, Quebec , CANADA • H2X 1Y2

Project-Based Residencies for Graduate Students

Wednesday, February 25th, 2009

Opportunity

Ox-Bow will offer 3 three-week residencies to MFA candidates from schools around the nation. 

Information

Students may apply as individuals or as pairs to live and work on campus on a project of their design. Applicants will receive one studio space, as well as housing for the duration of their stay (if applying as a pair, applicants will share a studio, as well as housing). Access to classroom studios and studio equipment is not guaranteed. Students should submit proposals to create work that is not dependent on studio access.

Students can apply for one of the following terms:

weeks 2-4: June 14-July 4, 2009
weeks 5-7: July 5-July 25, 2009
weeks 8-10: July 26-August 15, 2009

These three-week residencies are designed for graduate students who may not need the formal instruction provided by Ox-Bow’s traditional class structure. Graduate Residents should be self-directed in both envisioning their projects as well as executing them, though they will have access to critiques with faculty, Visiting Artists, and Ox-Bow’s Resident Academic Director, Phil Hanson. Community interaction plays a large role in life at Ox-Bow, therefore proposals that engage the overall community will be given preference. All residents should be prepared to give a lecture to the general community on their work, as well as on the progress of their project.

Ox-Bow is a learning institution dedicated to experimentation and the artistic process. Applicants should not feel obligated to tailor their projects to fit within Ox-Bow’s traditional course offerings. However, as Ox-Bow has limited technological and equipment resources, applicants should submit a list of equipment needs and plans on how those needs might be addressed. 

Requirements

Cost: $500 per 3-week residency for 1 artist; $800 for two artists. Financial Aid is available, and awards will be determined at the time of acceptance.

Proposals are due March 20, 2009. To apply, please send a one-page proposal, 10-15 images of your work, a letter of recommendation, and a current transcript to:

Sarah Workneh
Ox-Bow
36 South Wabash, 12th floor
Chicago, IL 60603

Please be sure to include your preferred dates of residence at Ox-Bow, as well as your contact information.

Contact

Sarah Workneh sworkn@saic.edu.

Call for Entries

Monday, December 1st, 2008

Opportunity

1708 Gallery invites artists to submit work for the first 1708 Gallery Feed Biennial.

Information

This national juried exhibit is open to any professional or graduate student artist working in any
medium. Artists currently enrolled in undergraduate art programs are not eligible. 1708 Gallery is a non-profit contemporary art space in Richmond Virginia whose mission is to expand the understanding, development, and appreciation of contemporary art by giving exposure to both emerging and established artists. This exhibition will
feature multiple works by the top 5 entries as selected by the jurors. Each of the 5 selected finalists will receive a $1000 honorarium.
To enter, visit http://www.1708feed.org/index.htm

Requirements

Application deadline: January 30, 2009
All work submitted must fit through a 4ft x 7ft opening.
Artists are responsible for the cost and arrangement of shipping artwork (delivery and pick-up) to and from 1708 Gallery.
$30 entry fee for 5 images, payable through online registration via credit card or paypal.
Images should be jpegs and the artist’s last name should appear in the filename. (eg. untitled_Smith_1.jpg) Jpegs should be 72ppi and between 1500 and 2000 pixels on the longest dimension. Files should be no more than 1.5 megabytes each.
For video submissions: Please submit complete works on DVD. Trailers and clips will not be considerred. If a video works duration runs longer than 20 minutes a ‘highlight reel’ is preferred, but must also be accompanied by the complete work. Please contact 1708 Gallery at 804.643.1708 or info@1708gallery.org for details on how to submit your work and entry fee.

Contact

1708 Gallery
PO Box 12520
Richmond, VA 23241
804.643.1708
info@1708gallery.org

Call for Submissions

Wednesday, November 26th, 2008

Opportunity

 

Information

Undergraduate and graduate students whose work engages with the televisual in any of its forms
(including new distance viewing technologies, television history, television characters and
personalities, surveillance, etc.) are invited to submit artworks for a juried exhibition to be held
in Gallery 123 in the George W. Johnson Center at George Mason University from March 18-27,
2009. The exhibition will accompany Unthinking Television: Visual Culture[s] Beyond the
Console, the Sixth Annual Visual Cultures Symposium at George Mason University, to be held
on Thursday, March 26, 2009. For more information on the symposium, go to http://beauty.gmu.edu/visualcultures.

To download submission form, visit http://beauty.gmu.edu/visualcultures

Requirements

Submission Deadline: Friday, February 13, 2009, 5 p.m.
Works by current undergraduate and graduate students in all media (2D, 3D, video, animation,
web-based) will be considered. Because of space limitations, wall works should not exceed
6’x6’, and 3D works should not require more than 3’x3’ of floor space. Videos and animations
should be short (under 10 minutes).
All work submitted for consideration should have been completed within the last two years.
Prizes will be awarded for three works judged best in show.
No more than two entries maximum per participant, please.
Please do not send original slides or master copies of your work with the application, as submissions will not be returned.
Delivery and pickup of work selected for the exhibition will be the responsibility of the artists.

Contact

2008 Art History and Visual Art Fellowships for Graduate Students

Thursday, September 18th, 2008

Opportunity

College Art Association annually awards fellowships in the amount of $15,000 to qualified graduate students in visual art and art history

Information

Grants may be used to help recipients with various aspects of their work, whether for their job-search expenses or purchasing materials for their studio. In addition, one or more fellowships are awarded to a PhD student specializing in American art; this award is made possible with support from the Wyeth Foundation for American Art. As in the past, honorable mentions may also be recognized.

The main purpose of the fellowship program is to support outstanding graduate students from diverse backgrounds who may have been underrepresented in their fields. By offering financial assistance to promising MFA and PhD students, CAA can assist the rising generation during this important transitional period in their lives.

Contact

For more information or questions, please call 212-691-1051, ext. 201, or email Michael Fahlund, CAA deputy director mfahlund@collegeart.org

Requirements

Submission of material by all applicants must now be sent on CD or DVD; slides, videocassettes, and some paperwork in hard copy are not accepted. Please go to http://www.collegeart.org/fellowships/ for specific application requirements; published below are general guidelines.
Art-History Fellowships
Applicants to the art-history fellowships must include the following on a CD: application form; essay; CV; dissertation prospectus; sample dissertation chapter; and timetable for dissertation completion. Three letters of recommendation; a copy of your 2007 IRS income-tax form or 2008 Free Application for Student Federal Aid (FASFA); and graduate transcript must be submitted in hard copy and mailed to CAA with the CD.
Visual-Art Fellowships
Visual-art fellowship applicants must include the following on a CD or DVD: application form; essay; résumé or CV; description of your MFA exhibition and its timetable; all visual documentation (up to six images of still work on CD or up to ten minutes of video work on a DVD, properly labeled and formatted for both PC and Macintosh); and image script (caption list and short descriptions of the work). Three letters of recommendation; a copy of your 2007 IRS income-tax form or 2008 Free Application for Student Federal Aid (FASFA); and graduate transcript must be submitted in hard copy and mailed to CAA with the CD or DVD.
Deadline:
October 1, 2008; fellows are chosen by December 31, 2008.

VMFA 2009-2010 Artist Fellowships

Friday, August 15th, 2008

Opportunity

The Virginia useum of Fine Arts Fellowship Program is a vital source of funding for the visual arts in Virginia. VMFA is committed to supporting professional artists as well as art students who demonstrate exceptional creative ability in their chosen discipline and has awarded more than $3.8 million in fellowships to Virginians.

Information

The Fellowship Program was established in 1940 through a generous contribution made by the late John Lee Pratt of Fredericksburg. Offered through the VMFA Education and Outreach Division, fellowships are still largely funded through the Pratt endowment, supplemented by annual gifts from the Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation, the J. Warwick McClintic Jr. Scholarship Fund, and the VMFA Foundation’s Annual Giving Fund.

Conditions of Awards
Awards are made to those applicants of the highest artistic merit and are not based on one award per medium. Please select the discipline that most closely corresponds to the nature of your work. Artists who can clearly demonstrate a history of ongoing collaboration may apply together with one set of documentation, but must fill out separate application forms, noting names of collaborators. Collaborative applications must be delivered or mailed in one package. Collaborating winners will receive one grant award to divide among themselves. Award money will be paid in ten monthly installments, August –May.
Applicants may apply for work or study in only one of the disciplines listed below:

* Crafts
* Drawing
* Film/Video *
* Mixed Media**
* Painting
* Photography
* Printmaking
* Sculpture
* Art History (graduate students only)

* Film/Video applicants may submit personally conceived works in the following categories only: Narrative (includes fiction, dramatized events and authorized adaptations of literary or dramatic works); Animation (includes the animation of graphics or three-dimensional objects); and Experimental (works that may expand the traditional definition of film or video forms; live-action or animation techniques can be used).
**Refers to the combination of two or more media to create one work, including emerging media.
(Note: Awards are not offered for architecture, commercial design, or theater arts)

Deadline
Mailed applications must be postmarked by Friday, November 14, 2008. Hand-delivered applications must be brought to the main entrance of the Pauley Center on the west side of the Museum campus, by 5 pm, Friday, November 14, 2008. The Museum does not accept application materials via fax or other electronic means. Late applications will not be considered.

Print, fill out, and mail VMFA a 2009-2010 Fellowship Application Form.
This form is a PDF file requiring Adobe® Acrobat® Reader.

Selection Process
Fellowship applicants’ works are reviewed anonymously by jurors. Professional awards are decided by a juror of national reputation and Student awards by a panel of distinguished regional arts professionals.

Notification of Awards
Applicants are notified of awards by letter the first week in February. VMFA does not provide written or verbal explanations regarding the awards. CDs and DVDs of fellowship award recipients will be retained as a permanent record. By submitting your work, you authorize that moving and still images may be used for promotional purposes at the discretion of VMFA. This may include and is not limited to display on our Web site, downloadable and print media, artwork, and related text.

Types of Fellowships
$8,000 Professional Fellowships

A complete application must contain the following materials:

1. Fellowship Application Form (front only).
2. Work sample (one copy) of at least eight images of individual works on a PC-fromatted CD-R labeled with the applicant’s name, representing works completed in the last 3 years. Film/Video category only: DVD with a 15-minute sample of three works completed within the last 3 years. Include a title page with links to each work and running times.
3. One typed copy of your current résumé.
4. A one-page typed artistic statement about the work you are submitting (200 words max).
5. Self-addressed, stamped (not metered) envelope with adequate postage and packaging to return work samples. Materials sent without return postage will not be returned.
6. Self-addressed, stamped postcard marked “Entry Received” which will be mailed to you to confirm receipt of your application. Please do not call to inquire about the status of your application.

$6,000 Graduate Fellowships and $4,000 Undergraduate Fellowships

Requirements

Eligibility
(Please read carefully as some criteria have changed) You are eligible to apply if you are an undergraduate or graduate student or a professional artist (not seeking a degree at the time of the application deadline or during the grant period) who agrees to remain in the state during the grant period. Applicants must be citizens or permanent residents of the United States, as well as current legal residents of Virginia or a registered in-state student. Professionals must have been a resident for at least 24 consecutive months and students 12 months prior to this application. Applicants must be able to provide verification of residency upon request. Students must be enrolled, or planning to be enrolled, full time for the entire academic year at an accredited college, university, or school of the arts. Partial fellowship awards may be considered on a case-by-case basis for full-time students in the last semester of a degree program.

In the Film/Video category, only noncommerical, noninstructional works over which the applicant has exclusive control of content and primary creative responsibility will be accepted. No music videos, footage of installations, or other medium will be considered.
Note: Recipients of a VMFA Professional Fellowship after September 2004 or full-time VMFA employees are not eligible. No artist may receive more than three Fellowships in any category.

A complete application must contain the following materials:

1. Fellowship Application Form (front and back).
2. Work sample (one copy) of at least eight images of individual works on a PC-fromatted CD-R labeled with the applicant’s name, representing works— four of which were completed in the last 3 years. Film/Video category only: DVD with a 15-minute sample of three works, one of which was completed within the last 3 years. Include a title page with links to each work and running times. Art History catego­ry only: three research papers or published articles (two copies of each which will not be returned).
3. Most recent transcript officially stamped and sealed.
4. One copy of your current résumé.
5. Self-addressed, stamped (not metered) envelope with adequate postage and packaging to return work samples. Materials sent without return postage will not be returned.
6. Self-addressed, stamped postcard marked “Entry Received” which will be mailed to you to confirm receipt of your application. Please do not call to inquire about the status of your application.

Important:

* Do not submit your application in folders or binders.
* Do not submit more than has been requested; excess items will be removed.
* Digital images must be in the JPEG format at 300 dpi with a file size of no more than one megabyte (1 MB) each. Do not use GIFs, TIFFs, or other formats. Each image must be numbered to correspond to the checklist on the application. When saving the files, be sure to complete the step to “finish” the CD.
* DVDs must be labeled with artist’s name, title of work, primary creative responsibility, date completed, and original format running time. Indicate the category of each work: Narrative, Animation, or Experimental. Send copies only.

Contact

http://www.vmfa.museum/fellowships_2009.html

Making of a One-of-a-Kind Handbag for a Charity Auction, October 16, 2008

Tuesday, July 8th, 2008

Opportunity

LINC is planning its annual “It’s in the Bag” charity event where local artists decorate or design a handbag expressing their creative genius while showing support for those battling cancer. You are invited to participate as a handbag designer and assist LINC in its mission.

Information

All proceeds from the auction will benefit the Legal Information Network for Cancer’s program and services. LINC connects people with resources that ease the day-to-day challenges of cancer. Services include helping patients secure disability benefits, locate community resources, forestall debt collection and plan for the future by drafting wills, powers of attorney, etc.

Event Description: Handbag Silent & Live Auction;
Purses designed by local artists

Date: Evening of October 16, 2008

Event Location: Troutman Sanders Bldg. on Haxall Point, Richmond

Requirements

Handbags Completed: September 10, 2008 (Please submit sooner if completed as there is a lot of processing to do for each bag!) There are two drop off points for you when you are finished: LINC office (400-B Southlake Blvd, Attention Donna Sutton) and the Virginia Museum (attention Marcia Collier)

Design Parameters: Each handbag should be named by the Designer.
Some handbags will be totally created by the artist, while others will start with a pre-made form (small frame with evening fabric also available at the LINC Office and the Virginia Museum). Contact Penny Ohman* if you would like one ordered for you.
Tax Receipt: Tax receipts will be issued for your work. Please declare a value and put it on the artist form you turn in with the bag. Consider the cost of the materials as well as the artistry value if sold at an art or fashion shop.
Publicity: The event will be advertised in local media, flyers posted at area businesses, clubs, stores, etc. The artist’s business information, if requested – and we encourage this, will be included in the event program.

Thank you for your interest in supporting LINC. We hope you will join us in this exciting event to help area cancer patients with the “every day matters” of cancer.

Contact

Please contact Penny Ohman at pennygohman@comcast.net to be counted in as a designer and to order a purse form if needed. Any other questions can be directed to her as well.

www.cancerlinc.org

DREAMS Center for Arts Education - Associate Director

Tuesday, July 8th, 2008

Opportunity

The DREAMS Center for Arts Education, a nationally award-winning nonprofit organization dedicated to providing youth in need with a high-quality, free-of-charge arts education, is seeking an Associate Director. Located in NORTH CAROLINA.

Information

The AD’s responsibilities include grant writing, public relations, overseeing staff & teaching artists, and big-picture program planning. Salary TBD.

Requirements

Ideal candidates will hold a master’s degree in nonprofit management, youth development, family studies, social work or related field; have at least five years’ previous experience working in the education or nonprofit sectors, preferably in a management capacity; and possess excellent writing and communication skills.

Contact

Send resumes to dreamscenter@ec.rr.com

http://www.artsnc.org/contact/index.shtml

The Vilcek Prize for Creative Promise

Monday, July 7th, 2008

Opportunity

$25,000 prize for foreign born artists under 38.

Information

National Deadline: July 11, 2008 - The Vilcek Prize
for Creative Promise recognizes talented foreign-born
artists who have demonstrated significant creativity
and originality in the early stages of their careers.
A $25,000 prizes in a category of the arts or
humanities selected by the Foundation, are awarded
each year.

Requirements

foreign born artists under 38

Contact

http://www.vilcek.org/

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