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Open Call for Lead Creative to work with Young People in Peterborough, UK

In brief: Peterborough Presents is looking for a Lead Artist/Creative(s) to work with young people in Westwood / Ravensthorpe, Peterborough, to create a series of short films or animations. The project will begin in April 2024 and culminate in September/October 2024.

Deadline: 24 March 2024

Peterborough Presents is seeking an artist or collective to deliver a programme of work with young people aged 11-24 in Westwood & Ravensthorpe neighbourhood of Peterborough. The overall aim is to work with the young people to co-create a series of short films and/or animations.

During the process, we would like the young people to learn skills, have fun, experience new things, and create high quality artistic outputs that they can be proud of.

CAMPBIENT: The 44 Hour Sound Art Residency

CAMPBIENT: The 44 Hour Sound Art Residency

June 6-9, 2024

Millersylvania State Park, Olympia, WA

Rolling Application Opens: January 5, 2023

Applications received by March 1 will receive priority review. Applications received after this date will be reviewed on a rolling basis. Selection Announcements begin March 9, 2024.

Maximum Participants: 22

Application Fee: None

Participation Fee: Sliding Scale starting at $50 (due upon acceptance)

Gender – Fluid: Evolving Identities Chiangmai artist residency

Studio 88 is now calling for applications from artists in any discipline who are inspired by the topic of Gender – Fluid, for a residency in Chiangmai, 13 May to 9 June 2024. Apply by 15 December 2023. 

We invite artists from anywhere in the world to explore the concept of gender fluidity. In a world where our understanding of gender is evolving, we aim to provide a platform for artists to express their perspectives, challenge norms, and celebrate the diversity of gender identities.

Theatr Clwyd: Three Public Art Open Calls

Theatr Clwyd and studio three sixty are delighted to announce three open call opportunities for public art commissions.

Theatr Clwyd is Wales’s leading producing theatre, and one of only four theatres in the UK that builds sets, makes costumes and creates props in-house. The venue is currently undergoing major redevelopment, with the aim of creating a more sustainable, inspiring and inclusive building, where world-class art can thrive for generations to come. Public art is at the heart of plans for the new building.

We are currently inviting applications from artists, theatre-makers, writers, and collaborative design teams for three specific projects:

Request for Proposals- Art Installation for West Dominick Street Art Walk

The City of Rome is requesting proposals from any professional artist or artist teams for a Sculpture or
Installation for the West Dominick Street Art District. West Dominick Street is a major commercial
corridor that is home to a number of small businesses and a vibrant art community within downtown
Rome. This roadway provides residents and visitors access to the Capitol Theatre Complex,
restaurants, cafes and art studios. Due to the large presence of the arts and cultural district, the Erie
Boulevard BOA recommended public art installations be sited along West Dominick Street as a way to
promote the art community and rich history within the City of Rome.

Incarceration Affects Families & Community: Call to artists & writers

This project includes writings, art exhibit, documentary, a book. Will focus on art making & writing that show how incarceration has impacted families & communities who are related. Responding to the question - How we can use art to protest, process, & object to How Incarceration Affects Families & Communities? Along with offering written works & art that take up the subject, we will create a documentary, and post our outcome online to show our discussion of the ethics of representation, & what it means to write about and make art about this violence & trauma, neglect & damage of people incarcerated & their families/communities.

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