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The HMS Visiting Artists Fellowship is a new initiative at Palm Beach State College made possible by a generous grant from the Helen M Salzberg family. The fellowship aims to provide support for contemporary visual artists in Palm Beach County and works collaboratively with the Studio Art Program at Palm Beach State College.
The HMS Visiting Artists Fellowship will provide an endowment of $6,000 to one selected artist per year and facilitate exhibition and mentoring opportunities for this Visiting Artist. Selected artists will be responsible for fulfilling the following obligations:
· Selected artists will agree to donate one work or a limited-edition original print to the HMS Fine Arts Study Art Collection.
· Selected artists must make a lecture presentation for a student group and/or a community engagement workshop on or off campus. Additional funds of $1,000 per event for the facilitation of either a lecture presentation and/or community engagement workshop will be provided.
· Selected artists will be expected to make themselves available for mentorship opportunities on or off campus with the Koo Family Mentorship recipients totaling 50 hours.
· Selected artists must write a year-end fellowship summary of their activities for presentation to the HMS Visiting Artists Fellowship Committee.
· Selected artists will agree to participate in a group or solo exhibition at the HMS Fine Arts Gallery.
Criteria for Selection
Artists in any media or level of professional accomplishment should apply, but most importantly the artist should be able to complete the required duties of the fellowship as listed above and emphasis will be placed on their ability to provide mentorship opportunities for Palm Beach State College students. The selection committee is looking to provide students with direct, on-site professional experience and engagement and applicants with active studio and professional practices are preferred. Additionally, ability to facilitate a workshop or lecture for on campus student engagement will be similarly considered as a high priority.
Eligibility
Any living artist legally residing in Florida is eligible to submit an application. Individuals with conflicts of interest are not eligible for award under this offering.
Submission Requirements
Applications will be evaluated based on the information submitted below. Please read the following submittal requirements carefully.
1. Images of Artwork with Annotated Image List
2. Artist Statement
· Submit a written artist statement in .pdf format describing the premise of the artwork(s) presented in the application, including the artistic insight into the art- making process.
3. Fellowship Statement
· Submit a written statement in .pdf format describing the mentorship opportunities that you will be able to provide for selected students as well as a description of a lecture/workshop that you would like to develop and implement.
4. Professional Résumé
· Submit a current professional artist résumé or curriculum vitae (CV) in .pdf format.
5. Proof of Residency
· Submit a scanned copy of artist State ID or a recent utility bill in artist name in a .pdf format.
SUBMIT TO:
artsubmissions@palmbeachstate.edu
FREE Certified Course accredited by the Carbon Literacy Project for artists and creative organisations
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The British Ceramics Biennial (BCB) is seeking to appoint a Communications Manager to join the organisation and lead the development and implementation of a communications strategy to drive BCB’s vision and mission.
Budapest Dance Theatre is holding audition for dancers who wants to develop alongside a 33 years old professional contemporary dance company. Where: Hungary, Budapest, 1097 Koppány Street 15. When: 29th April 2023. 11:00 am (Saturday) Deadline for applications: 28th April 2023 Our Apprentice Programme is for dancers who wants to develop alongside a 33 years […]
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Want to create a film for F-O-R-M? Apply for our Commissioning Fund program! Where: Canada When: June – November 2023 Deadline for applications: April 12, 2023 F-O-R-M invites Youth and Emerging Artists from across what is colonially known as Canada to apply with a new or existing short film concept, between 3 to 15 minutes […]
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Produced and curated by Luke Murphy-Attic Projects, CATCH8 is an intensive programme of workshops focused on training and creation, as well as new opportunities for professional dancers. Where: Firkin Crane, Cork, Ireland When: June 19-26, 2023 Deadline for applications: Open until filled 25 participants max CATCH8 is an intensive programme of workshops focused on training […]
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Decode Gallery is pleased to announce our upcoming theme: Black and White. Black and white photography is a powerful and timeless medium. It’s how photography began; it’s the deep unending shades of grey. We look forward to seeing through your lens in grayscale.
NEXT GENERATION
Incubator for new performance projects
Applications now OPEN
DEADLINE: APRIL 18, 2023
An intensive international residential retreat for young theatre and dance creators, designed to give time and support to projects
that are still in their initial phase of conception and development
Next Generation is a special project promoted by C.U.R.A. - Centro Umbro di Residenze Artistiche (supported by The Ministry of Culture and the Umbria Region) created in collaboration with La MaMa ETC in New York and CultureHUB in New York, and ITI (International Theatre Institute, dedicated to younger and emerging performing artists for creating projects in the initial phases of development.
Next Generation provides an intensive residency for new projects at an embryonic stage. In 2023 C.U.R.A. launches the challenge of supporting project ideas that focus their research in particular (but not exclusively) on the themes of :
Next Generation aims to be an incubator for new projects at an embryonic stage. Projects already completed, even partly, and in any case at an advanced stage of development, will not be accepted. The purpose is to support new talents and nurture the emergence of new, interesting performative ideas that focus primarily on the themes above.
Next Generation is open to a maximum of 5 single artists/companies (and in any case to a maximum number of 15 total participants). Collectives/informal groups, from European and non-European countries operating in the field of contemporary performing arts (theater, music, dance, interdisciplinary, etc. ) are welcome to apply
Next Generation provides for a 15-day artistic residency in Umbria from 20 August to 3 September 2023.
The selected artists/groups will spend a first week of work - from 20 to 26 August - located in the spaces provided by C.U.R.A. in the territories of Spoleto, Foligno, Perugia and Gubbio, and the second week - from 27 August to 3 September - all participants will be gathered at La Mama Umbria International in Spoleto, in order to encourage sharing among the participants of all groups,, exchanging feedback, comments and tips.
Next Generation provides for the further participation of local and international artists (actors, musicians, playwrights, directors), tutors, and curators selected by C.U.R.A., who will be invited to follow the retreat as mentors, offering optional activities aimed at stimulating the creative process, and encouraging exchange and dialogue among participants.
All participants will have the opportunity to live and work together, to share their processes and provide constructive feedbacks, comments and suggestions.
At the end of the retreat, all participants will showcase their work (choosing the most appropriate form, according to C.U.R.A. and mentors) for a selected public composed mainly of artists and professionals in the field of the performing arts.
Next Generation provides the possibility for one or more artist/company to apply for a further residency period within the projects of C.U.R.A., according to terms and times that will be agreed with the organizers, in order to advance the development of their artistic project.
PRACTICAL INFORMATION
1_Next Generation will take place in Umbria from 20 August to 3 September 2023 2_C.U.R.A. will provide the technical equipment according to the needs of the selected projects and the following work spaces: La Mama Umbria International/Cantiere Oberdan – Spoleto; Spazio Zut - Foligno; SpazioMAI – Perugia; Centro Teatrale Umbro/Gubbio
3_The organization will take care for accommodation (lodging with independent kitchen, no single rooms) and meals for the selected artists / companies.
4_ artist / group effs: € 1000 for artists / companies resident abroad and € 700 for artists / companies resident in Italy (net of VAT with regular invoice).
5_ All costs not expressly indicated by C.U.R.A. (point 2, 3, 4) will be borne by artists / companies.
6_Participants will have the opportunity to interact with professional mentors on specific needs and requests during all the residency period.
7_The program will be conducted mainly in English.
HOW TO APPLY
Applications must be received no later than April 18, 2023.
Interested candidates must submit the Application Form online HERE,
and the following:
1._ description of the project idea to explore during the residency;
2._motivational letter expressing how this opportunity can contribute to the artistic development of the project;
3._Name, biography and eventual role of each participant involved (in case of groups); 4._online samples (video, audio, images, reviews, etc.) of past work of the candidates; 5._technical requirements and other special needs.
After receiving the applications, the selection committee might require an interview with the applicants, to take place in-person when possible or through Skype.From all the applications received, only the ones that are considered most in accordance with the goals of the residency will be invited to take part in the Program.
The selected proposals will be communicated by May 15, 2023.
Further request by email to: nextgeneration.cura@gmail.com
Deadline: April 18 2023
WESTRUTLAND, VT - The Carving Studio and Sculpture Center invites artists to submitproposals for SculptFest23, September 9 – October 22. The theme for this year’s outdoor exhibition is Communing With Nature, guest curated by artist and CSSC studio manager Gabe Strader-Brown. Mr. Strader-Brown is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin and holds an MFA in Sculpture.
SculptFest23will take place on the new CSSC forested sculpture trail by the sculpture garden. The debut of this trail is an opportunity to cultivate natural surroundings as the impetus for this year’s outdoor exhibition. Selected artists will incorporate their work along the trail for viewing by the public.
Applications are due Friday, July 7,2023, and should include: A one-page project description. Clearly labeled drawings or equivalent representations of the proposed project. Artist’s resume (no more than two pages). 10 images and/or videos of previous work (jpeg or pdf format). An image list with material, scale, location, and a brief summary of each work.
A brief artist statement of no more than 250 words.
All text documents must be in pdf format and include the artists’ last name and type of document.
THEME
Beauty in the ordinary,in the stillness. Art is about capturing those moments that are gone again in aflash, moments that we find when we slow down. A fresh bouquet of flowers, abreathtaking sunset, a sense of joy witnessed. It's about embracing the littlethings, the simple pleasures that often go unnoticed in the hustle and bustleof our busy lives. So, pause, take a breath, and soak in the stillness. Let yourselfbe captivated by the ordinary, for it is in those moments that you will findtrue beauty. Show us STILL from your perspective.
CALENDAR
JPEGs due by Friday, June 23, 2023 at midnight MST.
Notification of acceptance and online gallery opening by Friday, July 21, 2023.
ELIGIBILITY
Thiscall is open to artists worldwide, both amateur and professional. Work that hasbeen selected for previous exhibits with Art Fluent will not beconsidered.
RULES
Work that is copied or done under the guidance of an instructor is noteligible. Open to ALL fine art mediums -now including film/video(oil, acrylic, watermedia, pastel, drawing, printmaking, mixed media,photography, sculpture, fiber, wood, digital art, film/video).
ENTRY PROCEDURE
Entry is done through CaFÉ, a web-based service that allows artists to uploadimages and organize their artwork for submissions to galleries. To apply for acall, you must leave our website and go to the CaFÉ website atwww.callforentry.org where you can create a FREE artist account. You will addyour details and upload your images to CaFÉ and then you can submit work to STILL. If you have any questions, pleasecontact us at hello@art-fluent.com we are happy to walk you through theprocess.
MEDIA PREPARATION
Please only submit properly cropped images of your work that are infocus.
Allimages must be in JPEG/JPG format using CaFÉ guidelines. The image size must be1,200 pixels or greater on the longest side. Maximum file size is 5mb.
Acceptedvideo formats include MOV, MP4, WMV. Aspect ratio 4:3 or 16:9, resolutionminimum 640x480, maximum 1920 x1080, bit rate recommended above 240 kbps,recommended frame rate 30 fps. File size must be under 100 MB.
NOTIFICATION
Notification will be done by email, everyone who submits will be notified ofthe juror’s selections. If for any reason you do not hear from us by thenotification date, please check the filters in your email account. Notificationemails are sent to the email on file with CaFÉ.
SALES
All sales inquiries will be directed to the artist’s website and/or contactinformation. For any artwork that is sold, the artists receive 100% of thesale.
GIVINGBACK
Aportion of the proceeds from the entry fees is donated to organizationscommitted to the arts and supporting artists.
REQUIRED FORMS
Cash awards over $600 are subject to federal income tax withholding within theUnited States. A W-9 form must be filled out by the winner and submitted to ArtFluent, Inc.
REGULATIONS
By entering our calls for art through CaFÉ you are agreeing to be added to ArtFluent's email list for forthcoming artist opportunities. By submittingimages, you agree that the images are your own work, nothing copied, you ownall rights to the images, and you take full responsibility for the content ofall images, including the likeness of recognizable individuals. The actualartwork will remain the property of the artist, our mission is to promoteartists and their work. Should your work be accepted, you grant Art Fluent theright to reproduce your image on our website, on social media, and whereappropriate to help promote further online opportunities. Art Fluent willalways credit you and your copyright wherever feasible. We will not use your imagefor any other purpose without the artist’s permission.
Monday, April 17, 2023
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An opportunity to take regular morning class and be involved in a two-week performative research concluding with an open sharing led by performer/physical theatre artist Danny Kearns (London) taking place in Sofia, Bulgaria. Where: Hod Movement Laboratory, Sofia, Bulgaria When: 18 April 2023 – 29 April 2023 Deadline for applications: 2 April 2023 Hod Movement Lab and […]
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F-O-R-M 2023 Short Films, submissions are now open. Where: International Call When: November 2023 Deadline for applications: May 15, 2023 Canadian and international artists are invited to apply with a short movement based film to the eighth annual F-O-R-M (Festival Of Recorded Movement) in November 2023. F-O-R-M presents films that investigate the body in motion […]
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Union PDX – Festival of Contemporary Dance seeks professional companies and artists making contemporary work in any dance style, genre, or tradition to present work at the acclaimed Hampton Opera Center in Portland, OR November 16-19, 2023. Where: Hampton Opera Center, Portland, Oregon, USA When: November 16-19, 2023 Deadline for submissions: May 3rd, 2023 @ 11:59pm PST Festival:23 | Open CallApplications NOW OPEN! Presented by US-based dance company push/FOLD, applications are […]
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F-O-R-M Mini Commissions Program: applications open, $500 for Youth (ages 15-18) to make your own film! Where: Canada When: June – November 2023 Deadline for applications: May 16, 2023 F-O-R-M invites High School Aged Youth (ages 15-18) based in what is colonially known as Canada to apply to the Mini Commissions Program. Up to ten […]
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Instant Composition has a tradition in Freiburg that goes back to the 80s and for which it is internationally renowned.In improvisation as a stage art – and as such the ART OF THE MOMENT – a piece is created before the eyes of the audience.The festival brings international renowned artists on stage and there will be workshops (over 2 days, 3hrs […]
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27 Mar 2023
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09 Apr 2023
Tutors required for arts workshops for adults covering a range of different art forms.
The Ballet of the State Opera – Ruse announces an audition for ballet dancers.For European Union dancers only! Where: Bulgaria, Ruse, 32 Mutkurova str., fl. 3 When: 22.04.2023 (Saturday) at 14.00 Deadline for applications: 17.04.2023 Candidates from the European Union, whose video materials are pre-approved, will be admitted to the audition!Candidates admitted to audition must […]
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We are seeking performance artists and photographers to join in dialogue and survey publication exploring the intersection of performance to camera and photographic self-portraiture.
This is a new photo contest dedicated to Black and White Photography organized by the renowned Gomma.
This open call is directed to mid-career or experienced artists based in the island of Ireland with a travel and subsistence allowance of €1,000 per person for one or two people. Where: Tenerife LAV (Canary Islands, Spain) When: May 28th – June 10th 2023 Deadline for applications: 29th March 2023 The TD INTERNATIONAL residencies program […]
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Open Call for the Solo and Choreography Contests of 28MASDANZA. Where: Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain. When: October 18 to 22, 2023. Deadline for applications: April 30, 2023 The Open Call for applications to participate in the Solo and Choreography Contests of MASDANZA, The International Contemporary Dance Festival of the Canary Islands, Spain, is open until April 30, 2023. The Contests, held within the […]
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Water, Forest, Concrete (WFC) is a 5-day retreat that integrates physical training, theory, choreography and material experimentation, in synergy with various natural and human-made environments. Where: ReMo Studio and surroundings, Amsterdam, the Netherlands When: Dates: 28 June to 2 July (5 days) (arrival 27th June, departure 3rd July) Deadline for applications: Till completed: 8 places available Water, Forest, Concrete (WFC) is a 5-day retreat that […]
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MATCH International Contemporary Dance Workshop with Jasper Narvaez (PH/UK)“Akram Khan Company, AURA Dance Theatre, Jukstapoz Company” Where: Tuscania (province of Viterbo) – Italy When: 22-23 April 2023 Born from the Loris Petrillo’s will to create in Italy a reference point for international contemporary dance, at its 15th edition, MATCH is a workshop that brings together dancers from all over the world (in the past editions they have come […]
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deadline
02 Apr 2023
The Climate Museum is seeking an artist to design and lead a drop-in Earth Day Art Workshop at The Climate Museum Pop-Up on Sunday, April 23, 2023. The goal of the workshop is to engage visitors at the Pop-Up in community art-making that explores the intersection of climate change, social justice, and activism.
The workshop will be held during the Pop-Up's open hours from 1:30pm to 5:30pm. The activity should be accessible to participants of all ages, abilities, and levels of arts experience, and visitors should be able to meaningfully participate at any point throughout the workshop.
The Museum is seeking initial concepts for the workshop and a partner who is open to collaborating closely on the further development and execution of the proposal.
Eligibility
Proposals may be submitted by emerging artists living in the New York metropolitan area. While new or student artists are encouraged to apply, only applications with portfolios will be accepted.
Preference will be given to visual artists with a demonstrated interest in climate change and/or social justice, but all are welcome to apply.
Applicant Guidelines
A complete application must include all of the materials listed below:
Current resume.
Artist statement (no more than 200 words) describing your work.
Letter of Interest (no more than two pages) stating why you are interested in this project and a proposal for the workshop. Please include thoughts on the medium, process, and goals for the workshop in your proposal. If you have led a community arts project before, please tell us about it.
Proposed budget for the workshop.
A portfolio including at least 5 work samples. Climate- and social justice-related work samples are encouraged, but not required.
Optional support materials: up to 3 pieces of support materials such as reviews, news articles, or recommendations that speak to your work and professionalism as an artist and teacher.
QUEERwerks – In celebration of Pride month, Silvermine is honored to have Curator Stamatina Gregory, who will review international submissions that reflect the wide range of LGBTQIA+ artistic expression.
**JUROR** Stamatina Gregory is a curator and art historian. They have taught art history, critical theory, and writing at the University of Pennsylvania, New York University, Parsons/The New School, the School of Visual Arts, and Sotheby's Institute, and have organized exhibitions for institutions including the Institute of Contemporary Art, Philadelphia, the Santa Monica Museum of Art/ICA LA, The Cooper Union, Austrian Cultural Forum, and the 55th Venice Biennale. They are the Head Curator and Director of Exhibitions and Collections at the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art, NYC.
**BENEFITS** Exposure on the global platform artnet, Artsy, Silvermine Galleries website and relevant social media. Accepted artists will be eligible for membership and representation by Silvermine Galleries.
**Awards** Grand Prize of $1000. includes a solo Viewing Room on Artsy and artnet with Silvermine Galleries, and a 1-year Guild membership. The Juror has additional awards to give at their discretion.
**Eligibility** Open to all LGBTQIA+ artists internationally, 18 years of age and older. Original artwork in any media will be considered. Eligible artwork must have been completed after January 1, 2020 and fall within the restrictions.
**Entry Fee** $50 for up to 5 entries.
**Important Dates** Entry deadline: April 13, Notification of Finalists: May 1, Shipped artwork: Must arrive by May 20, Hand delivered artwork: Friday, May 19, Saturday, May 20, 11am - 3pm Exhibition closes: Thursday, July 13, Artwork Pickup: Friday, July 14, Saturday, July 15, 11am - 3pm.
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Competition to design a commemorative stained glass panel for the outgoing Lord Mayor of London, reflecting the highlights of his year in office.
Join members of Hofesh Shechter Company for an online workshop diving into the fundamental principles of world-renowned choreographer Hofesh Shechter’s movement language. Where: Online When: Friday 24th March 2023 Hosted by Rambert Grades, join Hofesh Shechter Company Rehearsal Director Frédéric Despierre for this online session exploring the fundamental principles of Hofesh’s movement language, through exploring improvisation tasks accompanied by rich visual imagery – both key aspects of Hofesh’s process. Assisted […]
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M-laboratory will investigate the concept of modern matriarchy in performative ways, including how to establish and weave different dimensions of the matriarchal into everyday life, with the aim to exchange tools, articulate working conditions, and grow within one’s own research and practice. Where: Online When: 23 March – 20 April 2023 Following her performance encounters at […]
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I have room in my studio to share with a 2-D artist , there is also access to a large printing press for wood cut and lino printmaking
OPEN CALL – UNIDEE Residency Modules:
NEITHER ON LAND NOR AT SEA
Spring & Summer 2023
UNIDEE Residency Programs and Cittadellarte-Fondazione Pistoletto are pleased to announce an open call for participation in the first two seasons of residency modules in the programme Neither on Land not at Sea. Meeting by the Mediterranean Im/Possible, curated by UNIDEE Visiting Curator Chiara Cartuccia.
Neither on Land nor at Sea invites to meander around unreducible complications and on shifting grounds, to explore together ways in which geography is historically, socially, and politically produced. The project pluralises Mediterranean concepts/spaces as sites of
worldmaking and experimentation in communal living. To do so, it adopts un-grounded geographies and colliding historicities as meeting places, in which to congregate to elaborate on the role played by situated practices and shared processes in the promotion of social transformations, towards epistemic justice.
The UNIDEE modules are programme-based week-long residency formats. Participating residents will be offered the opportunity to expand on their ongoing research and practice exploring Mediterranean complexities and geographical thinking in the arts and beyond,
within a group of peers and invited guests. The Spring & Summer modules are curated by UNIDEE Visiting Curator with invited mentors: interdisciplinary artist and filmmaker Noor Abed, critical spatial practitioners FRAUD (Audrey Samson & Francisco Gallardo), and artist, researcher and educator Alessandra Ferrini.
For more information about the context and scopes of the project, please read the full curatorial framework here.
. Programme
The first leg of the Neither on Land nor at Sea residency modules is articulated in two seasons, a Spring Season, taking place in May, and a Summer Season, taking place in June.
The exact dates of the modules are as follows:
Spring Season
-Module I: 13-19 May
Summer Season
-Module II: 5-11 June
-Module III: 10-16 June
Invited mentors in each module are: Noor Abed (Spring Season, Module I), FRAUD (Summer Season, Module II) and Alessandra Ferrini (Summer Season, Module III).
More guests in each module will be announced soon.
The programme of each module will employ different working formats that foster collaboration and exchange, including workshops, reading sessions, talks, screenings, collective interventions and exercise (indoors and outdoors), one-on-one mentoring, according to the specific approach proposed by each mentor and to the needs of the group.
Neither on Land nor at Sea is curatorially conceived as an organic project, which articulates across the single residency modules and an accompanying public programme over the duration of a biennium. The modules are interlinked, and each contributes to shaping the
discourse developed by the project as a whole. Residents will be asked to leave a ‘trace’ of their participation behind. This can take different forms –from a commented bibliographic reference to a visual fragment, in video, photo, drawing etc., a sound recording, a written note, or a shared toolkit. The material thus collected will be made accessible to future and past residents, both in the physical spaces of UNIDEE and online, through the Neither of Land nor at Sea digital platform.
The residency programme’s working language is English.
. Participants
We aim to invite a group of up to 8 residents to take part in each module. The programme is open to international participants of all backgrounds, whose practice sits anywhere across the broad spectrum of visual practice and research, with no restriction regarding disciplines, media or methodologies of work. Applications from artists, curators, writers, theorists, activists, all are welcome and encouraged.
The selection of participants will be based on the affinity of the subject matters, concerns and questions participating in the applicant’s work with those expressed by the curatorial framework of the project, as well as on the applicant interest and ability to contribute to a
programme-based residency whose working is grounded in processes of active exchange and participation.
. Practicalities
The residency modules will take place at Cittadellarte - Fondazione Pistoletto, in Biella, Italy.
The UNIDEE and Cittadellarte spaces will host a large part of the programme, while further opportunities for exploring the urban and rural landscape of Biella and its immediate surroundings will be offered.
Participants will be accommodated within the premises of Cittadellarte, in single rooms with the use of shared bathrooms. The residential spaces offer basic cooking facilities and communal resting areas.
Participants arrival is expected by the afternoon of the day prior to the beginning of the module, departure is expected by the afternoon of the day following the end of the module.
We are committed to meeting to the best of our ability any accessibility requirements an attendee may have; this will be discussed individually with prospective residents.
. Expenses & Bursaries
Participation in the Spring & Summer modules is offered free of charge, and the residents will be provided with free accommodation at Cittadellarte.
Residents will be required to arrange and cover expenses for their travel to/from Biella and for the food/living costs whilst in Cittadellarte.
A limited number of partial and full bursaries –including a contribution towards travel costs– are made available to those who would not otherwise be able to participate; please remember to state in your application whether you would like to be considered for this.
. How to Apply
To apply you need to submit the following documents:
- the filled out application form
- a single document containing a 1) detailed CV (2-page limit) and 2) a portfolio including up to three recent projects (in PDF format, max 6MB)
Each applicant is requested to express a first and a second choice as for the module they would like to participate in.
The application material must be submitted via email at unidee@cittadellarte.it , with the subject line “UNIDEE Modules Spring/Summer 2023 Application (your name)”.
Deadline for submissions is 12 April 2023, 12pm (CET)
All applicants will be informed about the result of their application by 18 April 2023.
. Partners
UNIDEE patrons are Regione Piemonte, Compagnia di San Paolo, CRT Fondazione Cassa di isparmio di Torino, illycaffè S.p.A., Fondazione Zegna, Creative Europe.
UNIDEE AIR partner are A.M. Qattan, Institut Français Italy, Inlaks Shivdasani Foundation.
deadline
31 Mar 2023
OPEN CALL – UNIDEE Residency Modules:
NEITHER ON LAND NOR AT SEA
Spring & Summer 2023
UNIDEE Residency Programs and Cittadellarte-Fondazione Pistoletto are pleased to announce an open call for participation in the first two seasons of residency modules in the programme Neither on Land not at Sea. Meeting by the Mediterranean Im/Possible, curated by UNIDEE Visiting Curator Chiara Cartuccia.
Neither on Land nor at Sea invites to meander around unreducible complications and on shifting grounds, to explore together ways in which geography is historically, socially, and politically produced. The project pluralises Mediterranean concepts/spaces as sites of
worldmaking and experimentation in communal living. To do so, it adopts un-grounded geographies and colliding historicities as meeting places, in which to congregate to elaborate on the role played by situated practices and shared processes in the promotion of social transformations, towards epistemic justice.
The UNIDEE modules are programme-based week-long residency formats. Participating residents will be offered the opportunity to expand on their ongoing research and practice exploring Mediterranean complexities and geographical thinking in the arts and beyond,
within a group of peers and invited guests. The Spring & Summer modules are curated by UNIDEE Visiting Curator with invited mentors: interdisciplinary artist and filmmaker Noor Abed, critical spatial practitioners FRAUD (Audrey Samson & Francisco Gallardo), and artist, researcher and educator Alessandra Ferrini.
For more information about the context and scopes of the project, please read the full curatorial framework here.
. Programme
The first leg of the Neither on Land nor at Sea residency modules is articulated in two seasons, a Spring Season, taking place in May, and a Summer Season, taking place in June.
The exact dates of the modules are as follows:
Spring Season
-Module I: 13-19 May
Summer Season
-Module II: 5-11 June
-Module III: 10-16 June
Invited mentors in each module are: Noor Abed (Spring Season, Module I), FRAUD (Summer Season, Module II) and Alessandra Ferrini (Summer Season, Module III).
More guests in each module will be announced soon.
The programme of each module will employ different working formats that foster collaboration and exchange, including workshops, reading sessions, talks, screenings, collective interventions and exercise (indoors and outdoors), one-on-one mentoring, according to the specific approach proposed by each mentor and to the needs of the group.
Neither on Land nor at Sea is curatorially conceived as an organic project, which articulates across the single residency modules and an accompanying public programme over the duration of a biennium. The modules are interlinked, and each contributes to shaping the
discourse developed by the project as a whole. Residents will be asked to leave a ‘trace’ of their participation behind. This can take different forms –from a commented bibliographic reference to a visual fragment, in video, photo, drawing etc., a sound recording, a written note, or a shared toolkit. The material thus collected will be made accessible to future and past residents, both in the physical spaces of UNIDEE and online, through the Neither of Land nor at Sea digital platform.
The residency programme’s working language is English.
. Participants
We aim to invite a group of up to 8 residents to take part in each module. The programme is open to international participants of all backgrounds, whose practice sits anywhere across the broad spectrum of visual practice and research, with no restriction regarding disciplines, media or methodologies of work. Applications from artists, curators, writers, theorists, activists, all are welcome and encouraged.
The selection of participants will be based on the affinity of the subject matters, concerns and questions participating in the applicant’s work with those expressed by the curatorial framework of the project, as well as on the applicant interest and ability to contribute to a
programme-based residency whose working is grounded in processes of active exchange and participation.
. Practicalities
The residency modules will take place at Cittadellarte - Fondazione Pistoletto, in Biella, Italy.
The UNIDEE and Cittadellarte spaces will host a large part of the programme, while further opportunities for exploring the urban and rural landscape of Biella and its immediate surroundings will be offered.
Participants will be accommodated within the premises of Cittadellarte, in single rooms with the use of shared bathrooms. The residential spaces offer basic cooking facilities and communal resting areas.
Participants arrival is expected by the afternoon of the day prior to the beginning of the module, departure is expected by the afternoon of the day following the end of the module.
We are committed to meeting to the best of our ability any accessibility requirements an attendee may have; this will be discussed individually with prospective residents.
. Expenses & Bursaries
Participation in the Spring & Summer modules is offered free of charge, and the residents will be provided with free accommodation at Cittadellarte.
Residents will be required to arrange and cover expenses for their travel to/from Biella and for the food/living costs whilst in Cittadellarte.
A limited number of partial and full bursaries –including a contribution towards travel costs– are made available to those who would not otherwise be able to participate; please remember to state in your application whether you would like to be considered for this.
. How to Apply
To apply you need to submit the following documents:
- the filled out application form
- a single document containing a 1) detailed CV (2-page limit) and 2) a portfolio including up to three recent projects (in PDF format, max 6MB)
Each applicant is requested to express a first and a second choice as for the module they would like to participate in.
The application material must be submitted via email at unidee@cittadellarte.it , with the subject line “UNIDEE Modules Spring/Summer 2023 Application (your name)”.
Deadline for submissions is 12 April 2023, 12pm (CET)
All applicants will be informed about the result of their application by 18 April 2023.
. Partners
UNIDEE patrons are Regione Piemonte, Compagnia di San Paolo, CRT Fondazione Cassa di isparmio di Torino, illycaffè S.p.A., Fondazione Zegna, Creative Europe.
UNIDEE AIR partner are A.M. Qattan, Institut Français Italy, Inlaks Shivdasani Foundation.
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