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Workspace Program
Artist Open Call
The Jamaica Center for Arts & Learning (JCAL) is dedicated to
encouraging public participation in the arts and contributing to the
cultural enrichment of Queens and the greater metropolitan area
through its visual, performing and literary arts, arts education and
artist programs.
JCAL's Workspace Program is tailored to support an artist in his/her
creation and presentation of new works. Through the program, JCAL
provides an emerging artist with a private, 750-square-foot,
non-living studio space and access to JCAL's office and studio
facilities (computer, ceramics and painting) for a period of 12
months. The artist is awarded a stipend of up to $7,000 and offered
to exhibit his/her work in JCAL's gallery at the conclusion of
residency.
The secure, private studio is located on JCAL's third floor. It
features three large windows with northern light exposure, track
lighting, storage space, wall spaces for large-scale paintings and
blackout shades for photography or projection. Lavatory facilities
and a telephone are in close proximity.
The resident artist has access to the studio during JCAL's business
hours. Operation hours are subject to change. The resident artist is
encouraged to engage in conversations with JCAL visitors and art
professionals through open studios, slide talks, workshops and
gallery talks. The residency starts July 1 every year and concludes
June 30 of the following year.
Visit their website for an application.
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Art Of the State: Pennsylvania is
recognized as the official, statewide, juried competition
for Pennsylvania artists. The finest current works of
established and emerging artists are selected by a
distinguished panel of jurors, Most pieces are available for
purchase.
This year’s
exhibition, celebrating 40 years, runs from June
28th-September 20th. The
exhibition is free to the public.
The Greater Harrisburg Arts Council
co-produces this event with the State Museum of
Pennsylvania. Artists
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receive over
$6,500.00 in prize
money with an additional
purchase award up to $2000.00. Categories of submission are
Painting, Works on Paper, Sculpture, Photography and Crafts.
Artist Applications for the 2010 exhibition will be
available December
1, 2009 with a deadline of
March 1, 2010.
Please join us for the opening Artist
Reception on June 27, 2007 at 7:00 PM Invitations are
available by contacting the Greater Harrisburg Arts Council
at 717.238.5180 or friends@harrisburgarts.org
For more
information, visit the State Museum of Pennsylvania’s
website athttp://www.statemuseumpa.org.
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Arcadia University Art Gallery
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Arcadia University Art Gallery seeks works on
paper by
Philadelphia-based artists for its 25th
presentation of
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Juror: Joćo Ribas
Curator of Exhibitions at the MIT List Visual
Arts Center
(formerly Curator at The Drawing Center, New
York)
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Click here for Exhibition Guidelines (PDF)
Open to artists living within a 40-mile radius
of Glenside, Pennsylvania, "Works on Paper" is
distinguished by a selection process in which
the juror reviews actual artworks brought to the
gallery (as opposed to 35mm slides or digital
representations). There are no size restrictions
on works brought to the gallery.
Works can be hand-delivered on October 29, 30,
31, and November 1, 2009. Entry fees are $15 for
one work; $20 for two; $25 for three.
View guidelines for more schedule details
and further information.
Cash prizes totaling up to $2,500 will be
awarded to selected entries. Additional prizes
include the Philadelphia Museum of Art Award
(selected for purchase consideration) and a
purchase award for Arcadia University’s
permanent collection. Artist’s included in this
year’s “Works on Paper” exhibition will also be
eligible for consideration for “A Closer Look
8”.
This year’s exhibition will be juried by Joćo
Ribas (born 1979, Braga, Portugal). Until last
month, Ribas was Curator at The Drawing Center
(New York City), a position he began in February
2007. This fall he starts his new position as
Curator of Exhibitions at the MIT List Visual
Arts Center (Cambridge, Massachusetts). His
final exhibition at The Drawing Center is a
landmark survey of the drawing-based work of Ree
Morton (1930-1977). Entitled "Ree
Morton: At the Still Point of a Turning World,"
it will remain on view through December 18,
2009.
Feel free to share this e-mail with friends and
colleagues. If you would like to receive printed
copies of the exhibition guidelines, please
phone Jamar Nicholas at 215-572-2133 or write to
him at
nicholaj@arcadia.edu.
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MORE INFORMATION
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Black Church Print Studio
announces the 3rd Year of its International Lithography
Artist-in-Residence programme 2008-2010
Call for submissions
The artist selected from this call will be awarded a 4-week
Residency in the Black Church Print Studio, Dublin in May
2010
Submission deadline: 5.00pm Monday 7th August 2009
ABOUT THE RESIDENCY PROGRAMME
This three-year International Lithography Residency
Programme 2008-2010 is a new initiative of the Black Church
Print Studio and is funded by Dublin City Council. Emerging,
mid-career and established professional artists who
specialize in stone lithography are invited to apply.
Participants in this residency programme will receive
accommodation, basic materials, and studio and facility
usage complete with technical and administrative support.
Travel and material costs are the responsibility of the
participating artist. This is the 3rd year of this Residency
Programme and is scheduled for a single 4-week term in May
2010.
The work created during this programme will result in a
three-person exhibition in the Original Print Gallery,
Dublin in September 2010. Each successful resident is
required to complete a minimum of 3 works during his/her
residency and donate two prints from each edition to the
Studio. One of each will be included in the ‘Studio Archive
Collection’ and one for inclusion in the Original Print
Gallery exhibition in 2010. The Resident artists will be
required to give a demonstration and seminar during his/her
residency (the topic of which should be submitted to the
Board of Directors of the Black Church Print Studio for
approval after notification of receipt of the award and
before 1st March 2010).
The residency programme aims to further the professional
development of artists by: enabling the creation and
production of new work; fostering an exchange of ideas and
influences; encouraging the sharing of expertise; inspiring
new works of art and creative
collaborations.
ELIGIBILITY
Applicants must be practicing Stone Lithography Printmakers.
Irish residents are not eligible.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT
Hazel Burke
Studio Administrator
Black Church Print Studio
4 Temple Bar
Dublin 2
+353 (0)1 6773629
+353 (0)1 6773629
info@print.ie
www.print.ie
Call to Artists: Keyholder Residency
Program
Application
deadline: September 1, 2009
Lower East Side Printshop, New York,
offers free yearlong studio residencies for emerging
artists. The application deadline is September 1, 2009 for
residencies starting on October 1, 2009.
The Keyholder Residency includes free 24/7 access to a large
shared studio with printmaking facilities, stipend, storage
space and basic supplies, exhibition opportunities,
educational programming, and support services. Artists from
all disciplines are eligible: printmaking skills are
recommended but not required, and basic instruction in
printmaking is available at no cost.
For more information about the residency, studio facilities,
and application requirements, please visit
www.printshop.org
Contact:
Courtenay Finn
Programs Administrator
info@printshop.org
Lower East Side Printshop
306 W. 37th Street, 6th Floor
New York, NY 10018
212-673-5390
www.printshop.org
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Call for
Entries
Art in City Hall - Paper Works!
Art In City
Hall issues a call to Philadelphia area artists for the fall
exhibition in the historic public corridors of City Hall.
Submissions must be received by August 14, 2009, 4pm.
Art In City Hall
701 City Hall
Philadelphia, PA 19107
Exhibition Dates: October 1- January 1, 2010
2nd and 4th Floor, NE corner*
Reception Date: Thurs., October 1, 5-7pm
Theme: PAPER WORKS! is a celebration of works that utilize
paper as a medium, including: art books, paper sculpture,
papier-mache sculpture, assemblages, collages, constructions and
installations; not simply works on paper. The content/concepts
behind the works are up to the artists.
Juror: Winifred A. Lutz, local artist and formerly Laura H.
Carnell Professor of Sculpture at Tyler School of Art Temple
University.
Download Prospectus
For more information on Art In City Hall, visit:
www.phila.gov/artincityhall
or call 215-686-9912
artincityhall@phila.gov
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Two New SEPTA Calls for Artists
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SEPTA Art in Transit Program
invites Artists living or working in the Greater
Philadelphia area to submit qualifications
for two new permanent commissions for the Spring
Garden Subway Station and the Girard Subway
Station.
Two separate Calls for Artists have been posted on the
SEPTA website. You may apply to one
or both competitions; however, only one
commission will be awarded to the same Artist.
Click here for guidelines and applications forms
(Or copy and paste:
http://www.septa.org/inside/art.html)
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Project Name: SEPTA Spring Garden Subway Station
Description: Mosaic
artwork for platform floors
Budget:
$150,000
Location:
Broad and Spring Garden Streets, Philadelphia,
PA
Deadline:
August 1, 2009
Project Name: SEPTA Girard Subway
Station
Description: Metal
artwork for railings and stairways
Budget:
$150,000
Location:
Broad Street and Girard Avenue, Philadelphia, PA
Deadline:
September 18, 2009
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