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Deadline: ongoing
The Artists & Writers Alliance Internationale Project
The Artists & Writers Alliance Internationale, a project dedicated to encouraging collaborative creative projects is currently accepting listings for its website from visual artists, writers of all genres, musicians, dancers, filmmakers and multi-disciplinary artists who are interested in connecting with other creative types to produce collaborative works of art. All are welcome to submit a free listing to the AWAI website. Thanks to the internet, artists and writers as well as others in all media can work on projects together while living on opposite sides of the world or around the corner from each other enabling cultures and ideas to blend while giving life to new artforms.
The Artists & Writers Alliance Internationale website will also post collaborations that have taken place between artists, writers and others who have connected as a result of their registering with AWAI, listings of AWAI events, performances and exhibits worldwide. AWAI is the clearinghouse that will bring artists, writers and others in the arts together from around the world; it is then up to the participants to contact each other directly for more detailed information for possible collaborative projects.
The Artists & Writers Alliance Internationale plans to sponsor events as well as workshops and seminars on the art of collaboration; dates and events to be announced in the near future.
Artists, writers and others in the arts who are interested in a free listing on the AWAI website should email the following information to: Artistswriters [at] aol.com with their name, email address, country that they live in, a brief but concise description of their work and the type of collaboration they may be interested in. Submissions for listings will be accepted on an on-going basis.
For additional information contact Sherry Steiner, Founder, at Artistswriters [at] aol.com
www.artistsandwritersallianceinternationale.org
Deadline: not specified
ARTFORUM AD PROJECT
Call for participation
artforum.jeffreythompson.org
HOW IT WORKS
The ARTFORUM AD PROJECT, a conceptual artwork by artist Jeff Thompson, allows for 4,200 artists to have their work seen in Artforum magazine.
Each participant, paying $1.50 USD and sending their image electronically, will then have their piece, along with all the other participating artists, in a full-page advertisement. Of course, due to the number of artists needed to raise the money for this venture, the images themselves will be quite small... about 3/16" x 3/16". Artists make a secure payment of $1.50 using PayPal and send an image of their work. The image is shrunk to the 3/16". When $4,200 is raised, the ad is sent to Artforum to be published.
The final advertisement and all participating artists will be listed on the project website after publication.
NO ONE IS MAKING MONEY ON THIS PROJECT
..WELL, EXCEPT ARTFORUM
The $1.50 artists are charged goes 100% to getting their image in Artforum.
The price of a full-page ad is $4,200. PayPal takes $0.30 on each transaction, plus a small percentage of the sale price and, depending on location, a currency conversion fee. Therefore, the total price of the
image is $1.50.
READY TO SIGN UP?
Visit the project website, artforum.jeffreythompson.org for details on how to submit your image.
artforum.jeffreythompson.org
Deadline: ongoing
Present Group
Call for Submissions
Who we are:
The Present Group is a quarterly art subscription service. Every year TPG subscribers receive four limited edition works from four different contemporary artists. Each work is accompanied by information to help them gain insight into the piece, its creator, and recurring themes in the contemporary art world.
What are we looking for?
Proposals for projects that are reproducible in intent or that results in multiple art pieces. Each piece can be a limited edition, an artist multiple, or either a part of or a document of a larger work. Our current edition numbers are under 100. We choose based on the piece's Visual, Conceptual, and/or Experiential interest.
Appreciation for Selected Artists:
+ $500 (This is an honorarium; this does not go toward the making of the pieces)
+ 4 of the produced work for your own collection or to sell on your own.
+ All the contextual information we create for your piece, including artist info, critiques, and video will remain free on-line as long as TPG exists.
Our Agreement:
We are here to be at your service, we will try to assist you as much as possible and will look for your approval every step of the way. We do request timely correspondence so that we will be able to maintain your vision and stick to our quarterly schedule.
The project will be made exclusively through The Present Group. We understand that similar themes and images may be used throughout your other work, however you agree not to create the exact project in the same form again.
If chosen, you will be asked for an artist statement, and for some or all of the following: to be interviewed, to provide information to someone writing a piece about you or your work, to be videotaped during a studio tour or lecture, interview, etc.
Do you have to make them all yourself?
No. You don't have to be able to physically make them all yourself. We'll work with you to have them made, or help you make them. It is not a requirement that you have worked on this scale before.
How does it work?
We can't give you a definite answer here, as every piece and every person will be different. But in general, we work with you to get the project made. We put up the money for the work. We will find vendors, organize labor, figure out methods of making these things. If your project requires your hand to print/produce every one of them, we will try to work out some compensation for your time.
Submission Guidelines:
Your proposal should include:
+ Contact Information: Name, Address, Phone Number, E-mail, Website
+ Project Proposal:
1. What you want to do.
2. How this work will relate to/expand on current themes in your work
3. Anything (sketches, photos of similar works) to help explain your idea.
+ Links to Artist Resume, Statement, Work Samples
Deadline:
The Present Group has a rolling submissions policy and reviews proposals four times a year.
Via Email: submit [at] thepresentgroup.com
Include all of your contact information in the body of your email.
Your proposal can be included in the body, attached or linked. We much prefer links to web sites or files. If you must use attachments, limit it to three. We will not open more. We prefer .PDFs or .JPGs. We will not accept attached video.
Via Snail Mail:
The Present Group
Attn: Submission
593 8th Street #3
Oakland, CA 94607
Send us anything you feel will help us understand your background and/or proposal. We will accept any form of media. If you'd like your sample material returned please include a SASE with proper postage.
Deadline: Rolling
Richmond, VA, call
Daily Constitutional
Eligibility: Open to all national and international Visual and Performing Artists
www.dailyconstitutional.org/submission_deadlines.html
E-mail: Info [at] dailyconstitutional.org
Website: www.dailyconstitutional.org
Deadline: ongoing
Project
Delicate Situations is a year-long group exhibition from 15th January 2007 until 15th January 2008 bringing together work that will be placed in any space anywhere. The one common factor is that the works must be left in a place (for as long as they last).
Delicate Situations will aim to show the implications of the struggle with circumstance and the contrasting strategies and choices that face us. It will do this by creating a condition for the exhibition of the art work by which its fragility or resistance to circumstance is radically exposed. Exposing not only the vulnerability of a finished art object but also the often vulnerable circumstances of the process and production of art work. The nature of the way in which the work in Delicate Situations is shown will allow a chance to dwell on the nature of display and the varying ways in which an artist reacts to showing their work. By providing no specific venue for the work it provides an extreme situation to dwell on the value of publicity and privacy. This leads us to think about the ways in which artists develop strategies for being seen and not seen and, finally, the ways of merging or keeping separated the making of the work and the making of the work public.
Media_and_applicant_eligibility: International, Open to All
submission_requirements: You are invited to participate in Delicate Situations. You may submit more than one work in the form of documentation(for example photograph, text, link to movie or sound file) over the period of the year if the work evolves with exposure to the environment in which it is placed. Work can be submitted at any time during the year.
place_of_event: Online and International, Various Locations
contact_informations: Please submit documentation (for example photograph, text, link to movie or sound file) of your work to schneiderinlondon [at] yahoo.co.uk
Name_URL_of_institution_gallery: www.delicatesituations.blogspot.com
Lecturer in Painting/Diverse Media and Printmaking/Artists' Books (2 positions)
CUNY City College
(New York NY)
Location/Department: Art
FLSA Status: Exempt
Compensation: $50,796 - $54,203. Salary will be commensurate with qualifications and achievement.
College Web Site: www.ccny.cuny.edu
Notice Number: FY - 13008
Closing Date: Applications will be reviewed beginning February 15, 2006 and the search will continue until the position is filled.
POSITION DESCRIPTION AND DUTIES
The Department of Art seeks two fulltime Lecturers with a record of effective teaching in each of two studio areas, Painting and Printmaking/Artists' books. Secondary competencies in closely related areas such as photography and digital media are desirable. Applicants in Painting/Diverse Media should be able to teach the range of 2D studio media and related disciplines. Candidates in Printmaking/Artists' books should be able to: teach a variety of traditional and contemporary printmaking methods including, but not limited to etching, woodcut, linoleum, monotype, lithography, serigraphy, letterpress, and bookbinding; expand the boundaries of printmaking/artists books by working across media; implement relevant digital and photographic technology and non-toxic printmaking practices. Both positions emphasize teaching at undergraduate and graduate levels [9 courses/year, 27hours]) and include responsibility for significant student advising and service on department, college, and university committees.
QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS
MFA degree in the area of specialization or closely related interdisciplinary areas, evidence of effective teaching, familiarity with issues and theory in contemporary art, a strong exhibition record and an ongoing studio practice. Candidates should have three years of college-level teaching beyond the TA level and administrative experience.
The City College of New York has a strong institutional commitment to the principle of diversity. In that spirit, we are particularly interested in receiving applications from a broad spectrum of individuals, including women and under-represented groups. Upon request, reasonable accommodations provided for individuals with disabilities.
All candidates must provide documentation to prove employment eligibility in compliance with IRCA.
TO APPLY
Submit a letter of application indicating which position you are applying for, resume, artist's statement and a statement of teaching philosophy, (samples of other expository writing encouraged), extensive visual documentation of own work and up to twenty samples of student work on DVD/CD, in slides or URL; self-addressed stamped envelope; names, addresses, titles, email and phone numbers of three references to:
Professor Colin Chase
Chair of the Lecturers of Art Search Committee
The City College of New York
160 Convent Avenue, CG 232
New York, NY 1001
(212) 650-7420/fax (212) 650-7438
The City University of New York is an Equal Opportunity Employer and complies with all applicable employment laws and regulations.
Deadline: yearly
February 01
JCAL Workspace, Artist-in-Residence Program
Jamaica Center for Arts & Learning
(Jamaica NY)
About the Workspace Program
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 the third floor of JCAL's newly renovated building. 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 from 9 am - 8 pm, Monday - Thursday, and from 9 am - 6 pm Friday and Saturday. 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.
Application Review
Applications for the workspace program are reviewed annually by a panel of visual arts professionals. The panel includes artists, curators, collectors and gallery directors. Selection of the artist is based on the strength of work and the ability to use the studio productively.
Application Eligibility
Professional artists living within commutable distance from JCAL (including New York City's five boroughs, Nassau and Suffolk counties) are eligible. College or graduate students are not eligible. All media are considered for acceptance, including sculpture, painting, printmaking, ceramic, digital art, mixed media, installation art, video and film. However, safety-concerned or health-hazardous studio practices are not permitted. These practices include, but are not necessarily limited to, welding and the use of toxic materials.
Application Deadline
The postmarked deadline is February 1 each year. Applications postmarked or submitted after the deadline will be considered for the following year. Applications that are faxed or e-mailed will not be accepted. Incomplete applications will not be reviewed. There are no exceptions.
Application Components
Note: All written documents must be typed on 8 1/2" x 11" paper.
The font size must be 12 point. The name of artist must be shown on all pages of written documents.
Application components include:
• Completed application form (enclosed in this guideline).
• Visual representation of sample works either in slides, VHS or CD-ROM (See Visual Appendices, below, for more information).
• Separate script of sample works that includes the artist's name, title of work, date of work, media and dimension. A brief note may be included for each sample work.
• Artist's resume, including exhibition record, bibliography, professional affiliation and education.
• Artist's statement about artwork (limited to 250 words).
• Proposal about the project the artist will pursue during the residency period and any special equipment required (limited to 250 words).
• Self addressed stamped envelope with sufficient return postage.
Applications without a SASE will not be returned.
• Self-addressed stamped postcard to confirm receipt of your application. Please note: if you do not receive a postcard, JCAL did not receive your application. Due to a large response, JCAL is not able to accept inquiries related to the application.
Visual Appendices of Sample Works
For Spatial Arts
• Visual representation of spatial work that belongs to categories of painting, drawing, photography, sculpture, ceramics or installation art must be submitted either in 35mm slides or on a CD-ROM.
• A maximum of eight images may be submitted. Hardcopies or photographs will not be considered.
• The slides must be numbered in the lower left corner and labeled with name of artist. The images on the CD-ROM must be identified by artist's name and image number.
• A numbered image script must accompany all sets of slides or CD-ROM.
• The image script must include the artist's name, title of work, date of work, media and dimension, as well as one or two sentences explaining each image.
• Glass mounted slides will not be accepted.
For Time-based Arts
• Sample works of time-based arts, such as performance, video or animation must be submitted in VHS or DVD.
• A total of three selections may be put on a tape or DVD totaling up to 10 minutes of running time. The VHS tape must be cued to the piece being reviewed.
• A corresponding script of sample works must include the artist's name, title of the work, date of work, length of work, sound or silent, and other necessary information.
• Each tape and DVD must be labeled with the artist's name, list of selections, date of creation, length of work and sound or silent.
For Works of Virtual Space
• Sample works of virtual space, such as a work of web art, must be submitted on a CD-ROM.
• The CD-ROM must be marked with the artist's name, title of web project, date of creation and programs required to run the project.
• A total of three selections may be recorded on a CD-ROM.
• A script of each project must accompany the CD-ROM, including the artist's name, title of the project, date of creation and programs required to run the project.
• The interface among various sites and pages is the artist's responsibility. It is strongly recommended that the CD-ROM be tested in both PC and MAC platforms prior to submission. JCAL is not responsible for a broken link between sites and pages.
To download the application form in PDF, go here:
http://www.nyfa.org/files_uploaded/JCALworkspaceapplication.pdf
Deadline: not specified
Aljira Emerge - Call for Entry
Aljira, a Center for Contemporary Art
(Newark NJ)
www.aljira.org
Aljira Emerge provides professional opportunities to independent artists living and working in the New Jersey/New York metropolitan area. This free seminar program is offered in the spring and meets bi-weekly on Saturdays at Aljira in downtown Newark, New Jersey. Enrollment is limited to 22 artists. The program culminates in a group exhibition and accompanying catalog.
Aljira Emerge provides professional development training to help artists organize, plan and sustain their creative careers. Artists participate in a special brand of career management workshops with particular emphasis on strategic planning for individual artists. With the aim of helping artists break patterns of crisis management and increase satisfaction in their practice, Aljira Emerge addresses practical areas of concern to artists, such as curatorial practice, legal and financial issues, gallery representation, exhibition and public art opportunities.
Artists working in any medium are encouraged to apply, e.g. painting, sculpture, installation, sound-based or performance art, film/video art, digital work, and other emerging art forms or interdisciplinary work.
Selection criteria will be based on artistic relevance, creativity, and the potential impact of the program on the artist's professional growth and artistic development.
Website: www.aljira.org
Deadline: ongoing
Monographs, Graphic Novels, Artist's Books, etc.
SIGLIO PRESS, Los Angeles
SIGLIO PRESS produces uncommon, provocative books that live at the intersections and interstices of art & literature. We publish innovative fiction and hybrid literary work, work by visual artists that is engaged with narrative, language, and/or the space of the book, as well as collaborations between artists and writers. We also produce anthologies of visual and literary works driven by incisive, imaginative editorial visions.
Media_and_applicant_eligibility:
We are interested in projects by ARTISTS conceived as books or adaptable to book form: visual narratives, non-genre graphic novels, works with literary components or that use text as physical/substantive material, and artists' or altered books, etc. Bilingual editions/translations are possible, but books will primarily be distributed in North America.
We are also interested in proposals from CURATORS to edit anthologies, unconventional books to accompany exhibitions, or volumes in the Book Works or Is To As To series. We do not publish works of criticism.
submission_requirements:
We are interested in work from established, mid-career and emerging artists from all nations. Correspondence can be conducted in English or German.
entry_form: www.sigliopress.com
contact_informations:
Please see www.sigliopress.com for email address and complete guidelines for queries and proposals.
Night of 1,000 Drawings
A Benefit for ARTISTS SPACE
Thursday, December 13th, 5-10pm
Admission at the door $10*
Original Drawings $35-$60
Open Bar 7:30-9pm
*Participating artists admitted free from 5-7pm, $5 after 7pm
Choose from among more than 1,000 original works on paper by hundreds of
emerging and acclaimed artists at this signature event to benefit ARTISTS SPACE's
dynamic, artists-centered programming!
To donate work:
1. Choose 1-2 unframed works on paper no bigger than 11 x 14 inches.
Photographs and digital prints will be accepted if they are the intended media (no
digital reproductions please).
2. On the back of each work, legibly write your name, address, phone number,
and e-mail address
(no post-its please).
3. Mail / deliver work to ARTISTS SPACE, 38 Greene St. 3rd Fl, New York, NY
10013 by 5pm on Friday, December 7th. Include a self-addressed, stamped
envelope for return of any unsold work. If no SASE is included, ARTISTS SPACE cannot
be responsible for the return of work.
For further information, contact Stephanie Howe at showe [at] artistsspace.org
Artists Space
38 Greene St. 3rd Fl, NY NY 10013
The Artists & Writers Alliance Internationale Project
The Artists & Writers Alliance Internationale, a project dedicated to encouraging collaborative creative projects is currently accepting listings for its website from visual artists, writers of all genres, musicians, dancers, filmmakers and multi-disciplinary artists who are interested in connecting with other creative types to produce collaborative works of art. All are welcome to submit a free listing to the AWAI website. Thanks to the internet, artists and writers as well as others in all media can work on projects together while living on opposite sides of the world or around the corner from each other enabling cultures and ideas to blend while giving life to new artforms.
The Artists & Writers Alliance Internationale website will also post collaborations that have taken place between artists, writers and others who have connected as a result of their registering with AWAI, listings of AWAI events, performances and exhibits worldwide. AWAI is the clearinghouse that will bring artists, writers and others in the arts together from around the world; it is then up to the participants to contact each other directly for more detailed information for possible collaborative projects.
The Artists & Writers Alliance Internationale plans to sponsor events as well as workshops and seminars on the art of collaboration; dates and events to be announced in the near future.
Artists, writers and others in the arts who are interested in a free listing on the AWAI website should email the following information to: Artistswriters [at] aol.com with their name, email address, country that they live in, a brief but concise description of their work and the type of collaboration they may be interested in. Submissions for listings will be accepted on an on-going basis.
For additional information contact Sherry Steiner, Founder, at Artistswriters [at] aol.com
www.artistsandwritersallianceinternationale.org
Deadline: not specified
ARTFORUM AD PROJECT
Call for participation
artforum.jeffreythompson.org
HOW IT WORKS
The ARTFORUM AD PROJECT, a conceptual artwork by artist Jeff Thompson, allows for 4,200 artists to have their work seen in Artforum magazine.
Each participant, paying $1.50 USD and sending their image electronically, will then have their piece, along with all the other participating artists, in a full-page advertisement. Of course, due to the number of artists needed to raise the money for this venture, the images themselves will be quite small... about 3/16" x 3/16". Artists make a secure payment of $1.50 using PayPal and send an image of their work. The image is shrunk to the 3/16". When $4,200 is raised, the ad is sent to Artforum to be published.
The final advertisement and all participating artists will be listed on the project website after publication.
NO ONE IS MAKING MONEY ON THIS PROJECT
..WELL, EXCEPT ARTFORUM
The $1.50 artists are charged goes 100% to getting their image in Artforum.
The price of a full-page ad is $4,200. PayPal takes $0.30 on each transaction, plus a small percentage of the sale price and, depending on location, a currency conversion fee. Therefore, the total price of the
image is $1.50.
READY TO SIGN UP?
Visit the project website, artforum.jeffreythompson.org for details on how to submit your image.
artforum.jeffreythompson.org
Deadline: ongoing
Present Group
Call for Submissions
Who we are:
The Present Group is a quarterly art subscription service. Every year TPG subscribers receive four limited edition works from four different contemporary artists. Each work is accompanied by information to help them gain insight into the piece, its creator, and recurring themes in the contemporary art world.
What are we looking for?
Proposals for projects that are reproducible in intent or that results in multiple art pieces. Each piece can be a limited edition, an artist multiple, or either a part of or a document of a larger work. Our current edition numbers are under 100. We choose based on the piece's Visual, Conceptual, and/or Experiential interest.
Appreciation for Selected Artists:
+ $500 (This is an honorarium; this does not go toward the making of the pieces)
+ 4 of the produced work for your own collection or to sell on your own.
+ All the contextual information we create for your piece, including artist info, critiques, and video will remain free on-line as long as TPG exists.
Our Agreement:
We are here to be at your service, we will try to assist you as much as possible and will look for your approval every step of the way. We do request timely correspondence so that we will be able to maintain your vision and stick to our quarterly schedule.
The project will be made exclusively through The Present Group. We understand that similar themes and images may be used throughout your other work, however you agree not to create the exact project in the same form again.
If chosen, you will be asked for an artist statement, and for some or all of the following: to be interviewed, to provide information to someone writing a piece about you or your work, to be videotaped during a studio tour or lecture, interview, etc.
Do you have to make them all yourself?
No. You don't have to be able to physically make them all yourself. We'll work with you to have them made, or help you make them. It is not a requirement that you have worked on this scale before.
How does it work?
We can't give you a definite answer here, as every piece and every person will be different. But in general, we work with you to get the project made. We put up the money for the work. We will find vendors, organize labor, figure out methods of making these things. If your project requires your hand to print/produce every one of them, we will try to work out some compensation for your time.
Submission Guidelines:
Your proposal should include:
+ Contact Information: Name, Address, Phone Number, E-mail, Website
+ Project Proposal:
1. What you want to do.
2. How this work will relate to/expand on current themes in your work
3. Anything (sketches, photos of similar works) to help explain your idea.
+ Links to Artist Resume, Statement, Work Samples
Deadline:
The Present Group has a rolling submissions policy and reviews proposals four times a year.
Via Email: submit [at] thepresentgroup.com
Include all of your contact information in the body of your email.
Your proposal can be included in the body, attached or linked. We much prefer links to web sites or files. If you must use attachments, limit it to three. We will not open more. We prefer .PDFs or .JPGs. We will not accept attached video.
Via Snail Mail:
The Present Group
Attn: Submission
593 8th Street #3
Oakland, CA 94607
Send us anything you feel will help us understand your background and/or proposal. We will accept any form of media. If you'd like your sample material returned please include a SASE with proper postage.
Deadline: Rolling
Richmond, VA, call
Daily Constitutional
Eligibility: Open to all national and international Visual and Performing Artists
www.dailyconstitutional.org/submission_deadlines.html
E-mail: Info [at] dailyconstitutional.org
Website: www.dailyconstitutional.org
Deadline: ongoing
Project
Delicate Situations is a year-long group exhibition from 15th January 2007 until 15th January 2008 bringing together work that will be placed in any space anywhere. The one common factor is that the works must be left in a place (for as long as they last).
Delicate Situations will aim to show the implications of the struggle with circumstance and the contrasting strategies and choices that face us. It will do this by creating a condition for the exhibition of the art work by which its fragility or resistance to circumstance is radically exposed. Exposing not only the vulnerability of a finished art object but also the often vulnerable circumstances of the process and production of art work. The nature of the way in which the work in Delicate Situations is shown will allow a chance to dwell on the nature of display and the varying ways in which an artist reacts to showing their work. By providing no specific venue for the work it provides an extreme situation to dwell on the value of publicity and privacy. This leads us to think about the ways in which artists develop strategies for being seen and not seen and, finally, the ways of merging or keeping separated the making of the work and the making of the work public.
Media_and_applicant_eligibility: International, Open to All
submission_requirements: You are invited to participate in Delicate Situations. You may submit more than one work in the form of documentation(for example photograph, text, link to movie or sound file) over the period of the year if the work evolves with exposure to the environment in which it is placed. Work can be submitted at any time during the year.
place_of_event: Online and International, Various Locations
contact_informations: Please submit documentation (for example photograph, text, link to movie or sound file) of your work to schneiderinlondon [at] yahoo.co.uk
Name_URL_of_institution_gallery: www.delicatesituations.blogspot.com
Lecturer in Painting/Diverse Media and Printmaking/Artists' Books (2 positions)
CUNY City College
(New York NY)
Location/Department: Art
FLSA Status: Exempt
Compensation: $50,796 - $54,203. Salary will be commensurate with qualifications and achievement.
College Web Site: www.ccny.cuny.edu
Notice Number: FY - 13008
Closing Date: Applications will be reviewed beginning February 15, 2006 and the search will continue until the position is filled.
POSITION DESCRIPTION AND DUTIES
The Department of Art seeks two fulltime Lecturers with a record of effective teaching in each of two studio areas, Painting and Printmaking/Artists' books. Secondary competencies in closely related areas such as photography and digital media are desirable. Applicants in Painting/Diverse Media should be able to teach the range of 2D studio media and related disciplines. Candidates in Printmaking/Artists' books should be able to: teach a variety of traditional and contemporary printmaking methods including, but not limited to etching, woodcut, linoleum, monotype, lithography, serigraphy, letterpress, and bookbinding; expand the boundaries of printmaking/artists books by working across media; implement relevant digital and photographic technology and non-toxic printmaking practices. Both positions emphasize teaching at undergraduate and graduate levels [9 courses/year, 27hours]) and include responsibility for significant student advising and service on department, college, and university committees.
QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS
MFA degree in the area of specialization or closely related interdisciplinary areas, evidence of effective teaching, familiarity with issues and theory in contemporary art, a strong exhibition record and an ongoing studio practice. Candidates should have three years of college-level teaching beyond the TA level and administrative experience.
The City College of New York has a strong institutional commitment to the principle of diversity. In that spirit, we are particularly interested in receiving applications from a broad spectrum of individuals, including women and under-represented groups. Upon request, reasonable accommodations provided for individuals with disabilities.
All candidates must provide documentation to prove employment eligibility in compliance with IRCA.
TO APPLY
Submit a letter of application indicating which position you are applying for, resume, artist's statement and a statement of teaching philosophy, (samples of other expository writing encouraged), extensive visual documentation of own work and up to twenty samples of student work on DVD/CD, in slides or URL; self-addressed stamped envelope; names, addresses, titles, email and phone numbers of three references to:
Professor Colin Chase
Chair of the Lecturers of Art Search Committee
The City College of New York
160 Convent Avenue, CG 232
New York, NY 1001
(212) 650-7420/fax (212) 650-7438
The City University of New York is an Equal Opportunity Employer and complies with all applicable employment laws and regulations.
Deadline: yearly
February 01
JCAL Workspace, Artist-in-Residence Program
Jamaica Center for Arts & Learning
(Jamaica NY)
About the Workspace Program
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 the third floor of JCAL's newly renovated building. 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 from 9 am - 8 pm, Monday - Thursday, and from 9 am - 6 pm Friday and Saturday. 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.
Application Review
Applications for the workspace program are reviewed annually by a panel of visual arts professionals. The panel includes artists, curators, collectors and gallery directors. Selection of the artist is based on the strength of work and the ability to use the studio productively.
Application Eligibility
Professional artists living within commutable distance from JCAL (including New York City's five boroughs, Nassau and Suffolk counties) are eligible. College or graduate students are not eligible. All media are considered for acceptance, including sculpture, painting, printmaking, ceramic, digital art, mixed media, installation art, video and film. However, safety-concerned or health-hazardous studio practices are not permitted. These practices include, but are not necessarily limited to, welding and the use of toxic materials.
Application Deadline
The postmarked deadline is February 1 each year. Applications postmarked or submitted after the deadline will be considered for the following year. Applications that are faxed or e-mailed will not be accepted. Incomplete applications will not be reviewed. There are no exceptions.
Application Components
Note: All written documents must be typed on 8 1/2" x 11" paper.
The font size must be 12 point. The name of artist must be shown on all pages of written documents.
Application components include:
• Completed application form (enclosed in this guideline).
• Visual representation of sample works either in slides, VHS or CD-ROM (See Visual Appendices, below, for more information).
• Separate script of sample works that includes the artist's name, title of work, date of work, media and dimension. A brief note may be included for each sample work.
• Artist's resume, including exhibition record, bibliography, professional affiliation and education.
• Artist's statement about artwork (limited to 250 words).
• Proposal about the project the artist will pursue during the residency period and any special equipment required (limited to 250 words).
• Self addressed stamped envelope with sufficient return postage.
Applications without a SASE will not be returned.
• Self-addressed stamped postcard to confirm receipt of your application. Please note: if you do not receive a postcard, JCAL did not receive your application. Due to a large response, JCAL is not able to accept inquiries related to the application.
Visual Appendices of Sample Works
For Spatial Arts
• Visual representation of spatial work that belongs to categories of painting, drawing, photography, sculpture, ceramics or installation art must be submitted either in 35mm slides or on a CD-ROM.
• A maximum of eight images may be submitted. Hardcopies or photographs will not be considered.
• The slides must be numbered in the lower left corner and labeled with name of artist. The images on the CD-ROM must be identified by artist's name and image number.
• A numbered image script must accompany all sets of slides or CD-ROM.
• The image script must include the artist's name, title of work, date of work, media and dimension, as well as one or two sentences explaining each image.
• Glass mounted slides will not be accepted.
For Time-based Arts
• Sample works of time-based arts, such as performance, video or animation must be submitted in VHS or DVD.
• A total of three selections may be put on a tape or DVD totaling up to 10 minutes of running time. The VHS tape must be cued to the piece being reviewed.
• A corresponding script of sample works must include the artist's name, title of the work, date of work, length of work, sound or silent, and other necessary information.
• Each tape and DVD must be labeled with the artist's name, list of selections, date of creation, length of work and sound or silent.
For Works of Virtual Space
• Sample works of virtual space, such as a work of web art, must be submitted on a CD-ROM.
• The CD-ROM must be marked with the artist's name, title of web project, date of creation and programs required to run the project.
• A total of three selections may be recorded on a CD-ROM.
• A script of each project must accompany the CD-ROM, including the artist's name, title of the project, date of creation and programs required to run the project.
• The interface among various sites and pages is the artist's responsibility. It is strongly recommended that the CD-ROM be tested in both PC and MAC platforms prior to submission. JCAL is not responsible for a broken link between sites and pages.
To download the application form in PDF, go here:
http://www.nyfa.org/files_uploaded/JCALworkspaceapplication.pdf
Deadline: not specified
Aljira Emerge - Call for Entry
Aljira, a Center for Contemporary Art
(Newark NJ)
www.aljira.org
Aljira Emerge provides professional opportunities to independent artists living and working in the New Jersey/New York metropolitan area. This free seminar program is offered in the spring and meets bi-weekly on Saturdays at Aljira in downtown Newark, New Jersey. Enrollment is limited to 22 artists. The program culminates in a group exhibition and accompanying catalog.
Aljira Emerge provides professional development training to help artists organize, plan and sustain their creative careers. Artists participate in a special brand of career management workshops with particular emphasis on strategic planning for individual artists. With the aim of helping artists break patterns of crisis management and increase satisfaction in their practice, Aljira Emerge addresses practical areas of concern to artists, such as curatorial practice, legal and financial issues, gallery representation, exhibition and public art opportunities.
Artists working in any medium are encouraged to apply, e.g. painting, sculpture, installation, sound-based or performance art, film/video art, digital work, and other emerging art forms or interdisciplinary work.
Selection criteria will be based on artistic relevance, creativity, and the potential impact of the program on the artist's professional growth and artistic development.
Website: www.aljira.org
Deadline: ongoing
Monographs, Graphic Novels, Artist's Books, etc.
SIGLIO PRESS, Los Angeles
SIGLIO PRESS produces uncommon, provocative books that live at the intersections and interstices of art & literature. We publish innovative fiction and hybrid literary work, work by visual artists that is engaged with narrative, language, and/or the space of the book, as well as collaborations between artists and writers. We also produce anthologies of visual and literary works driven by incisive, imaginative editorial visions.
Media_and_applicant_eligibility:
We are interested in projects by ARTISTS conceived as books or adaptable to book form: visual narratives, non-genre graphic novels, works with literary components or that use text as physical/substantive material, and artists' or altered books, etc. Bilingual editions/translations are possible, but books will primarily be distributed in North America.
We are also interested in proposals from CURATORS to edit anthologies, unconventional books to accompany exhibitions, or volumes in the Book Works or Is To As To series. We do not publish works of criticism.
submission_requirements:
We are interested in work from established, mid-career and emerging artists from all nations. Correspondence can be conducted in English or German.
entry_form: www.sigliopress.com
contact_informations:
Please see www.sigliopress.com for email address and complete guidelines for queries and proposals.
Night of 1,000 Drawings
A Benefit for ARTISTS SPACE
Thursday, December 13th, 5-10pm
Admission at the door $10*
Original Drawings $35-$60
Open Bar 7:30-9pm
*Participating artists admitted free from 5-7pm, $5 after 7pm
Choose from among more than 1,000 original works on paper by hundreds of
emerging and acclaimed artists at this signature event to benefit ARTISTS SPACE's
dynamic, artists-centered programming!
To donate work:
1. Choose 1-2 unframed works on paper no bigger than 11 x 14 inches.
Photographs and digital prints will be accepted if they are the intended media (no
digital reproductions please).
2. On the back of each work, legibly write your name, address, phone number,
and e-mail address
(no post-its please).
3. Mail / deliver work to ARTISTS SPACE, 38 Greene St. 3rd Fl, New York, NY
10013 by 5pm on Friday, December 7th. Include a self-addressed, stamped
envelope for return of any unsold work. If no SASE is included, ARTISTS SPACE cannot
be responsible for the return of work.
For further information, contact Stephanie Howe at showe [at] artistsspace.org
Artists Space
38 Greene St. 3rd Fl, NY NY 10013
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