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O Circuito Aberto de Arte Pública de Paredes é um projeto de implantação de uma coleção de obras de arte contemporânea na cidade.

Estender-se-á ao longo da zona urbana consolidada do território, utilizando o património, a paisagem longínqua ou as ruas comerciais como salas de um museu aberto, estimulando o prazer de ver, a experiência da arte e a relação de proximidade artista-observador-espectador. Será composto por 22 obras de arte: 14 obras fixas a serem desenvolvidas por criadores nacionais e internacionais, convidados e selecionados através de concurso; e 8 obras efémeras a serem criadas por artistas em relação com as comunidades. Alberto Carneiro, Rui Chafes, José Pedro Croft, Ângela Ferreira, Fernanda Fragateiro, Rita McBride e Didier Fiuza Faustino são alguns dos reconhecidos artistas que vão integrar esta circuito.
Este é um projeto de valorização e qualificação do espaço público da cidade, inscrevendo a prática artística contemporânea nos usos sociais da cultura na atualidade.

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O Circuito Aberto de Arte Pública de Paredes é um projeto de implantação de uma coleção de obras de arte contemporânea na cidade.

Estender-se-á ao longo da zona urbana consolidada do território, utilizando o património, a paisagem longínqua ou as ruas comerciais como salas de um museu aberto, estimulando o prazer de ver, a experiência da arte e a relação de proximidade artista-observador-espectador. Será composto por 22 obras de arte: 14 obras fixas a serem desenvolvidas por criadores nacionais e internacionais, convidados e selecionados através de concurso; e 8 obras efémeras a serem criadas por artistas em relação com as comunidades. Alberto Carneiro, Rui Chafes, José Pedro Croft, Ângela Ferreira, Fernanda Fragateiro, Rita McBride e Didier Fiuza Faustino são alguns dos reconhecidos artistas que vão integrar esta circuito.
Este é um projeto de valorização e qualificação do espaço público da cidade, inscrevendo a prática artística contemporânea nos usos sociais da cultura na atualidade.

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Culburb are inviting artists and architects, as well as other individuals and collectives, to join the Culburb project. Six locations in Central Europe, representing different forms of suburbia, have been chosen as places for action. In each locality, five acupunctures will be realised. By acupuncture treatment, we understand actions which have long-term impact created with minimal means. Actions may be physical or immaterial, temporary or permanent and should be addressed to local residents.

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Eva International (formerly ev+a) would like to announce that the 2012 biennial will be curated by Annie Fletcher, Curator of Exhibitions at the Van Abbemuseum. An international open call for proposals launches today with the deadline for submissions: 31 January 2012. Please see www.eva.ie/open-call or contact info@eva.ie for further information.

Eva International (formerly ev+a) would like to announce that the 2012 biennial will be curated by Annie Fletcher, Curator of Exhibitions at the Van Abbemuseum. An international open call for proposals launches today with the deadline for submissions: 31 January 2012. Please see www.eva.ie/open-call or contact info@eva.ie for further information.

To mark the beginning of 2012, a new year of practice and the last year in the Mesoamerican Long Count calendar, The Good Hatchery invites applications from visual artists to be part of Bravo Serotonin. The project will see a number of south American dug out canoes being carved from storm felled trees left in north Offaly in the wake of Hurricane Katia. Participants will be supplied with an axe, a portion of a tree, access to a sharpening wheel, workshop space, studio space and accommodation. Selected artists and members of The Good Hatchery will work in teams and individually. Bravo Serotonin ends with a canoe voyage along the Grand canal to a major Irish city. Please note that this project takes place in January and as such involves challenging conditions.

Closing Date for applications 1st January 2012.

Application details can be found at www.thegoodhatchery.wordpress.com

To mark the beginning of 2012, a new year of practice and the last year in the Mesoamerican Long Count calendar, The Good Hatchery invites applications from visual artists to be part of Bravo Serotonin. The project will see a number of south American dug out canoes being carved from storm felled trees left in north Offaly in the wake of Hurricane Katia. Participants will be supplied with an axe, a portion of a tree, access to a sharpening wheel, workshop space, studio space and accommodation. Selected artists and members of The Good Hatchery will work in teams and individually. Bravo Serotonin ends with a canoe voyage along the Grand canal to a major Irish city. Please note that this project takes place in January and as such involves challenging conditions.

Closing Date for applications 1st January 2012.

Application details can be found at www.thegoodhatchery.wordpress.com

Thupelo Cape Town returns to Johannesburg for 2012. YOU ARE INVITED TO APPLY. 

Deadline for applications:  9th December 2011
Thupelo workshops are artists led and are initiated in response to a need for interaction between artists. This workshop will include 20 artists from around the world; all with experience in their various practices and able to experiment, exchange ideas and expand their practices.

We invite established visual artists and critics who would like to extend their skills, exchange ideas and techniques to apply to work in this dynamic, stimulating two week workshop where discussion and interaction between artists and critics will be encouraged and debated.

Artists using any medium are invited to apply.

More details here

Thupelo Cape Town returns to Johannesburg for 2012. YOU ARE INVITED TO APPLY.

Deadline for applications: 9th December 2011
Thupelo workshops are artists led and are initiated in response to a need for interaction between artists. This workshop will include 20 artists from around the world; all with experience in their various practices and able to experiment, exchange ideas and expand their practices.

We invite established visual artists and critics who would like to extend their skills, exchange ideas and techniques to apply to work in this dynamic, stimulating two week workshop where discussion and interaction between artists and critics will be encouraged and debated.

Artists using any medium are invited to apply.

More details here