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Call for Artists - Wotisart #34 (January (2020)

Wotisart is a portfolio magazine. Our goal is to allow unknown artists an avenue to show their work and gain some recognition in the industry and also to answer the question... What is art? We are now taking entries for the January issue of Wotisart?

Brief: send us a large digital image of your work (the bigger the better). Also send us any information you think is relevant. 

Deadline: 28th December 2019

Submitted on Sat, 11/02/2019 - 03:33

BBA Artist Prize 2020

BBA Gallery and a jury of professionals look each year for the artist who shows the most significant potential and professionalism, and who has convincingly and skilfully executed a concept or work. The winning artist and the shortlisted entries will be shown in an exhibition at the gallery in May 2020. The winning artist will be represented by the gallery and receives a solo show in 2021.

Who can apply
Open to all media, all ages over 18, genders and educational backgrounds.

Application Deadline
Early birds - 15 January 2020
General - 15 March 2020

Submitted on Fri, 11/01/2019 - 20:09

Call for Artists - Average Art 42 (January 2020)

Average Art is an industry focused art magazine. Our goal is to draw attention to self representing artists. We are now taking entries for the January edition of Average Art Magazine.

Brief: Send us a large digital image of your work. Also send us any information you think is relevant. Any text needs to be kept brief as we get hundreds of submissions.

DEADLINE: 22nd December 2019
 

Submitted on Fri, 11/01/2019 - 03:50

Queer Environmental Worlds 2

Future worlds. Alternate realities. Parallel universes. Far off planets. These are just some of the places we may discover in Queer Environmental Futures, which is the theme for this residency.

Queering environmental futures will bust down the divisions between utopia and dystopia. We already occupy liminal bodies, have activist histories, have lived with and through toxicity. What can queering the future bring to the current environmental crises? If we dismantle the colonialism, capitalism, white supremacy, patriarchy and hetero and cis normativity that have brought us to this environmentally precipitous moment, what can we create in their place? 

Submitted on Fri, 11/01/2019 - 01:53

Site & Cycle

This residency is about  combining hands-on Super 8 and 16mm filmmaking instruction with geographical and historical workshops, curated screenings and public programming, Film for Artists – Site + Cycle is a residency program that endeavors filmmaking practices that engage with the materiality of filmmaking as it intersects with issues of land use and site specificity.

Site + Cycle project at Anima Casa Rural is an iteration of our on-going project, which teaches hand-processing and decay techniques on Super 8 film in conjunction with teachings about the landscape, history, and cultural memory of Jalisco. 

Submitted on Fri, 11/01/2019 - 01:48

Duquesne University/August Wilson House Fellowship

For artists of color who will carry out their creative work and share it with the community

Launched in 2018 with U.S. Poet Laureate Natasha Trethewey as the Inaugural Fellow, the Duquesne University/August Wilson House (DU/AWH) Fellowship provides opportunities for artists of color in varied media to engage in cultural and artistic expression. The Fellowship advances the Fellow's work and serves the joint interests of Duquesne University, August Wilson House, and the community. The Fellowship is designed to bring national and regional artists and scholars into a collaboration between the famed playwright's Hill District neighborhood and educational and artistic institutions.

Submitted on Wed, 10/30/2019 - 19:10

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