Categoria: Oportunidades

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

Pre-announcement: A new €18 million HERA Joint Research Programme on Cultural Encounters will be launched early 2012.
Invitation: Applications are now invited from researchers to attend a matchmaking event, Berlin February 21 2012 to facilitate the building of international teams.

The HERA (Humanities in the European Research Area) Network is pleased to announce a new Joint Research Programme (JRP) on Cultural Encounters. With up to €18 million available, the research programme will fund new and exciting Humanities-centred projects on Cultural Encounters involving researchers from three or more countries.

More details here (+)
Pre-announcement: A new €18 million HERA Joint Research Programme on Cultural Encounters will be launched early 2012.
Invitation: Applications are now invited from researchers to attend a matchmaking event, Berlin February 21 2012 to facilitate the building of international teams.

The HERA (Humanities in the European Research Area) Network is pleased to announce a new Joint Research Programme (JRP) on Cultural Encounters. With up to €18 million available, the research programme will fund new and exciting Humanities-centred projects on Cultural Encounters involving researchers from three or more countries.

More details here (+)

Transdisciplinary research project and aesthetic exploration is designed to create spaces for the development of proposals, discussion and dialogue between local communities, artists, curators, cultural managers, critics, scholars and theorists of art from Mexico and abroad through an artist residency program that operates based on logic of exchange.

Since 2003[ R.A.T. ] has focused on boosting output the production of independent and emerging contemporary art through various meetings and workshops that have helped to enrich, encourage and facilitate the exchange of ideas; creating alternative spaces for project development, reflection and dialogue.

More details here

Transdisciplinary research project and aesthetic exploration is designed to create spaces for the development of proposals, discussion and dialogue between local communities, artists, curators, cultural managers, critics, scholars and theorists of art from Mexico and abroad through an artist residency program that operates based on logic of exchange.

Since 2003[ R.A.T. ] has focused on boosting output the production of independent and emerging contemporary art through various meetings and workshops that have helped to enrich, encourage and facilitate the exchange of ideas; creating alternative spaces for project development, reflection and dialogue.

More details here

ArtsLink Project Support

Performing arts,  literature, visual and media arts projects 2012 – 2013
Next Deadline: January 13, 2012
Application Fee: None

ArtsLink has a cycle of alternate year deadlines according to discipline.

In 2012, applications will be accepted from individual artists, presenters and non-profit arts organizations working in dance, music, literature and theater.

In 2013, applications will be accepted from individual artists, curators and non-profit arts organizations working in visual and media arts.
Performing arts and literature application deadline: January 13, 2012
Eligible project dates: May 1, 2012 – April 30, 2013

Visual and media arts application deadline: January 15, 2013
Eligible project dates: May 1, 2013 – April 30, 2014

Maximum award: $10,000

ArtsLink Projects provides support to US artists, curators, presenters and arts organizations undertaking projects in any of the 32 eligible countries listed here –
http://www.cecartslink.org/grants/artslink_projects/

ArtsLink Project Support

Performing arts,  literature, visual and media arts projects 2012 – 2013
Next Deadline: January 13, 2012
Application Fee: None

ArtsLink has a cycle of alternate year deadlines according to discipline.

In 2012, applications will be accepted from individual artists, presenters and non-profit arts organizations working in dance, music, literature and theater.

In 2013, applications will be accepted from individual artists, curators and non-profit arts organizations working in visual and media arts.
Performing arts and literature application deadline: January 13, 2012
Eligible project dates: May 1, 2012 – April 30, 2013

Visual and media arts application deadline: January 15, 2013
Eligible project dates: May 1, 2013 – April 30, 2014

Maximum award: $10,000

ArtsLink Projects provides support to US artists, curators, presenters and arts organizations undertaking projects in any of the 32 eligible countries listed here –
http://www.cecartslink.org/grants/artslink_projects/

In 2012, as part of the project Zebrastraat and following the first three biennials, the Liedts-Meesen Foundation will organize update_4 update. In this update_4 we would like to keep and strengthen the philosophy of the past, and at the same time we would like to emphasize new trends. In the past, the exhibitions were associated with the New Technological Art Award Liedts-Meesen which enjoys increasingly more interest from the artists and the public. For this reason we wish to enhance the importance of this competition through the following measures:

– A new set of rules that is stricter but more focused on the contribution of new technologies to art
– The number of nominees having the chance to show their artwork to the public increases from 10 to 20,
– Finally, the works will be presented at three different locations: the Zebrastraat in Ghent, La Cambre in Brussels (with Caroline Mierop, Director; works will be exhibited outside only) and iMAL, also in Brussels (Yves Bernard).

The second part of the event includes an exhibition by established artists in the field of New Technological Art. Only two or three works should be exhibited at each location. Both these activities are complemented with a colloquium. During three days, artists and theorists will be invited to reflect on contemporary art in relation to new media and technology, both during private and public sessions. The traditional catalog of the Update exhibitions and Prize will be enriched with texts and conclusions of the discussions at the colloquium.

As you can see, from an exhibition combined with a contest, we will evolve into an event where contest, conference and exhibition will come together and yield a leading reference work. These principles lead to a new set of rules and the corresponding normalized registration form.

More details here 

In 2012, as part of the project Zebrastraat and following the first three biennials, the Liedts-Meesen Foundation will organize update_4 update. In this update_4 we would like to keep and strengthen the philosophy of the past, and at the same time we would like to emphasize new trends. In the past, the exhibitions were associated with the New Technological Art Award Liedts-Meesen which enjoys increasingly more interest from the artists and the public. For this reason we wish to enhance the importance of this competition through the following measures:

– A new set of rules that is stricter but more focused on the contribution of new technologies to art
– The number of nominees having the chance to show their artwork to the public increases from 10 to 20,
– Finally, the works will be presented at three different locations: the Zebrastraat in Ghent, La Cambre in Brussels (with Caroline Mierop, Director; works will be exhibited outside only) and iMAL, also in Brussels (Yves Bernard).

The second part of the event includes an exhibition by established artists in the field of New Technological Art. Only two or three works should be exhibited at each location. Both these activities are complemented with a colloquium. During three days, artists and theorists will be invited to reflect on contemporary art in relation to new media and technology, both during private and public sessions. The traditional catalog of the Update exhibitions and Prize will be enriched with texts and conclusions of the discussions at the colloquium.

As you can see, from an exhibition combined with a contest, we will evolve into an event where contest, conference and exhibition will come together and yield a leading reference work. These principles lead to a new set of rules and the corresponding normalized registration form.

More details here