Arcus Project Artist-in-Residence Program
Applications now accepted for this long-running residency program located in Ibaraki, just north of Tokyo. Return airfare, lodging and studio space are provided for up to five months between mid-August and December, 2008.
Applications due 31 March, 2008.
ARCUS Studio, Tel/Fax: 0297-46-2600, E-mail: info@arcus-project.com
Saturday, March 22, 2008
Residency in Dublin, Ireland
Temple Bar Gallery and Studios (TBG&S)
Temple Bar Gallery and Studios (TBG&S) is one of Ireland’s leading contemporary art venues. Centrally located in Dublin’s cultural quarter, TBG&S is a publicly-funded, not-for-profit arts organisation. The organisation was set-up by artists in 1983 and is dedicated to the promotion, presentation and mediation of contemporary visual art and to the provision of affordable studio space to artists. The building, which is distinctive for its clean modernist lines, integrates a spacious gallery at ground floor, an impressive atrium space and thirty artists’ studios over three floors.
Of the thirty artists’ studios at Temple Bar Gallery and Studios, one is reserved for international artists while the others are allocated to Dublin-based artists on a competitive basis. The International Studio Programme at TBG&S offers an opportunity for artists based outside of Ireland to live and work in Dublin for a period of three months. The programme aims to encourage international contacts for artists and to provide artists with opportunities for researching and developing their creative practice in a Dublin context.
The International Studio Programme is open to visual artists who work in all disciplines. The international studio is the largest in size (71m sq) and one of the best in the building. It is not a residential studio. Liaison staff at Temple Bar Gallery and Studios provides assistance in locating suitable accommodation in Dublin city. The cost of the studio is 250 Euros per month.
Temple Bar Gallery and Studios is also interested in developing its International Artist Exchange Programme with similar arts organisations. TBG&S has established a successful artistic exchange partnership with HIAP - Helsinki International Artist-in-residence Programme.
Facilities
All studio costs, such as heating, lighting, and water, are covered by Temple Bar Gallery and Studios and there is a common kitchen area for preparing lunch. Studios include basic furnishings (desk and chair). Guest artists also have access to limited administrative support and office equipment (photocopier, fax, computers for email and internet) available upon request during office hours. Wireless Internet access is provided for artists throughout the building.
No studio equipment is provided. However, Temple Bar Gallery and Studios can provide access to organisations in Dublin (darkrooms, video editing and print making facilities) that can provide the use of equipment for visiting artists.
Applying
Applications for the International Studio are assessed on the basis of a specific proposal and the quality of work and experience. Proposals should include a detailed plan for the use of the studio over the three month period. Applications forms are available to download from http://www.templebargallery.com and request the following information:
• A curriculum vitae
• A short statement of artistic concerns
• Expression of interest in residency at Temple Bar Gallery and Studios
• Proposal for three month residency
• Up to 8, low resolution images of recent work (CD/Prints/Slides) fully captioned
• DVD (3-5 min sound or video): fully captioned
Selection
All applications will be placed before a selection panel comprising a sub-committee of the Board of Temple Bar Gallery and Studios and an independent external adjudicator.
The artist selected for the residency will be reasonably fluent in English.
The closing date for receipt of applications is 5pm Friday 26th April 2008.
Notification date is approximately two months from the application deadline
For questions about your application please contact:
Claire Power
Studios Liaison and Development Officer
Temple Bar Gallery and Studios
5-9 Temple Bar
Dublin 2
Ireland
t. + 353 1 671 0073
e. studios@templebargallery.com
http://www.templebargallery.com
Temple Bar Gallery and Studios (TBG&S) is one of Ireland’s leading contemporary art venues. Centrally located in Dublin’s cultural quarter, TBG&S is a publicly-funded, not-for-profit arts organisation. The organisation was set-up by artists in 1983 and is dedicated to the promotion, presentation and mediation of contemporary visual art and to the provision of affordable studio space to artists. The building, which is distinctive for its clean modernist lines, integrates a spacious gallery at ground floor, an impressive atrium space and thirty artists’ studios over three floors.
Of the thirty artists’ studios at Temple Bar Gallery and Studios, one is reserved for international artists while the others are allocated to Dublin-based artists on a competitive basis. The International Studio Programme at TBG&S offers an opportunity for artists based outside of Ireland to live and work in Dublin for a period of three months. The programme aims to encourage international contacts for artists and to provide artists with opportunities for researching and developing their creative practice in a Dublin context.
The International Studio Programme is open to visual artists who work in all disciplines. The international studio is the largest in size (71m sq) and one of the best in the building. It is not a residential studio. Liaison staff at Temple Bar Gallery and Studios provides assistance in locating suitable accommodation in Dublin city. The cost of the studio is 250 Euros per month.
Temple Bar Gallery and Studios is also interested in developing its International Artist Exchange Programme with similar arts organisations. TBG&S has established a successful artistic exchange partnership with HIAP - Helsinki International Artist-in-residence Programme.
Facilities
All studio costs, such as heating, lighting, and water, are covered by Temple Bar Gallery and Studios and there is a common kitchen area for preparing lunch. Studios include basic furnishings (desk and chair). Guest artists also have access to limited administrative support and office equipment (photocopier, fax, computers for email and internet) available upon request during office hours. Wireless Internet access is provided for artists throughout the building.
No studio equipment is provided. However, Temple Bar Gallery and Studios can provide access to organisations in Dublin (darkrooms, video editing and print making facilities) that can provide the use of equipment for visiting artists.
Applying
Applications for the International Studio are assessed on the basis of a specific proposal and the quality of work and experience. Proposals should include a detailed plan for the use of the studio over the three month period. Applications forms are available to download from http://www.templebargallery.com and request the following information:
• A curriculum vitae
• A short statement of artistic concerns
• Expression of interest in residency at Temple Bar Gallery and Studios
• Proposal for three month residency
• Up to 8, low resolution images of recent work (CD/Prints/Slides) fully captioned
• DVD (3-5 min sound or video): fully captioned
Selection
All applications will be placed before a selection panel comprising a sub-committee of the Board of Temple Bar Gallery and Studios and an independent external adjudicator.
The artist selected for the residency will be reasonably fluent in English.
The closing date for receipt of applications is 5pm Friday 26th April 2008.
Notification date is approximately two months from the application deadline
For questions about your application please contact:
Claire Power
Studios Liaison and Development Officer
Temple Bar Gallery and Studios
5-9 Temple Bar
Dublin 2
Ireland
t. + 353 1 671 0073
e. studios@templebargallery.com
http://www.templebargallery.com
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
Opportunities in Guatemala and El Salvador
ArtCorps
Attention actors, painters, musicians, sculptors, dancers and all types of creative artists! (Please forward widely.)
Join ArtCorps and use your creative talents to strengthen international development in Central America in 2009. Through community arts projects, artists educate and inspire people to participate actively in improving the environmental, health, and social conditions in their communities. Each works for 1 or 2 years as a volunteer with a host nonprofit development organization that is an expert in its field.
New for 2009!
All volunteers will receive a personal stipend of approximately $1,000 to reduce personal costs, in addition to receiving airfare, room and board, and medical insurance.
Both 1-year and 2-year opportunities are available.
Apply now for opportunities in Guatemala and El Salvador that begin in January 2009. Candidates must be proficient in Spanish. For info and initial application, visit http://www.artcorp.org/artist_placements.html. Full applications are accepted in two rounds, and the deadlines are April 4, 2008 and May 2, 2008. Contact Suzanne at jenkins@nebf.org or +1 978-927-2404 x4 for more info.
Attention actors, painters, musicians, sculptors, dancers and all types of creative artists! (Please forward widely.)
Join ArtCorps and use your creative talents to strengthen international development in Central America in 2009. Through community arts projects, artists educate and inspire people to participate actively in improving the environmental, health, and social conditions in their communities. Each works for 1 or 2 years as a volunteer with a host nonprofit development organization that is an expert in its field.
New for 2009!
All volunteers will receive a personal stipend of approximately $1,000 to reduce personal costs, in addition to receiving airfare, room and board, and medical insurance.
Both 1-year and 2-year opportunities are available.
Apply now for opportunities in Guatemala and El Salvador that begin in January 2009. Candidates must be proficient in Spanish. For info and initial application, visit http://www.artcorp.org/artist_placements.html. Full applications are accepted in two rounds, and the deadlines are April 4, 2008 and May 2, 2008. Contact Suzanne at jenkins@nebf.org or +1 978-927-2404 x4 for more info.
Saturday, March 8, 2008
PATRICIA LOW CONTEMPORARY
Artist Residency in Switzerland
| Applications: The program is dedicated to international artists up to 35 years old or artists who have completed their university or college degree within the past five years (and are not currently enrolled). We are now inviting artists to apply for monthly residencies in Gstaad for the period between September 2008 and August 2009. The deadline is April 30, 2008. Late applications are considered on a case-by-case basis. A small jury consisting of the gallery owner Patricia Low, and internationally renowned curators, museums directors and collectors will select the fellows. The online application has to include a complete artistic portfolio, that is, a CV, images of works produced in the past five years (not more than 20) and a letter of intent (one page max.). Please send the requested material to residency@patricialow.com The program is curated by Juliane von Herz. Please contact her for more information: residency@patricialow.com | ||
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| LA MAISON JAUNE is a residency program initiated in 2007 by PATRICIA LOW CONTEMPORARY, Gstaad, Switzerland. In a hamlet not far from where Balthus has lived and worked all his life, artists will be hosted in a beautiful 18th century chalet called “La Maison Jaune”. There, facing the mountains, we hope they will find inspiration and renew Gstaad’s link with the great artists of our time | ||
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