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Call for Art: Body & Presence

"Body and Presence" Juried Exhibition

The City of Santa Clarita (City) is inviting artists to submit artwork for consideration for our upcoming “Body and Presence” juried exhibition, which will be on view at the Canyon Country Community Center during our annual Business for Artists Conference. We are calling for original artwork in any medium that investigates the essence of physicality and existence in the modern world. We are seeking artworks that explore the relationship between the body and its environment, emphasizing the significance of presence and absence. This exhibition aims to delve into themes of identity, corporeality, and the sensory experience, prompting viewers to reflect on their own presence and the impact of their physical form in the space they inhabit.

MindAIness: Digital intimacy

BcmA are excited to invite performance artists to participate to our performance month in Berlin in May 2024

AI Poetics: the Passions of Artificial Intelligence

Seeking a series (5-10 pieces) of digital compositions, assisted by AI. Themes include the body, identity, and/or spirituality. The exhibition seeks to interrogate the potential impact of the aesthetic use of AI on human self-conception. 

The Body's Permeability

Submit to our Thematic Gallery.
We're looking for collages, digital or analog, on the theme(s) of: the Body's Permeability &/or the Intersection of Passion & Technology.
Consider the artwork itself as a site of intertextual flux.
Submit multiple pieces for Featured Artist consideration.

NYC4PA - THE HUMAN BODY

Lately there has been much focus on human body, in all aspects of our life, from the spiritual to the everyday.  What can you show in public, what can’t you show? How do we decorate our body, from tattoos to nail polish?  Should we fix a nose, a large tummy, and do we want to pierce our noses, ears, lips, navels?  How long should we let our hair grow?

For this call the focus is on bodies – from head to toe, in and out of focus, as a well-lit image or silhouette, dressed or undressed. 

Please no sexually explicit images; nudes are just fine.

As with all calls, all 2D photographic art is accepted.

Open call for video works - Common(ing) Thread

First Cut (The Hague, NL) and The New Flesh (London, UK) have joined forces to curate an online screening series: ‘Common(ing) Thread’.

We have found a common ground in facilitating new questions surrounding the intersections between body, costume and society. We believe that subversive costume can expose and challenge the conventions of body politics. How is the (costumed) body recognised, understood and regulated?

We call for experimental video works from artists based in the UK or the Netherlands that engage with the politics of costume, or how costuming practices can be read as a political act. Artists will be paired and invited to engage in a dialogue with one another that will be published alongside the screenings.

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