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Research residency + Berlin + 4 case studies + collaboration + methodology + exchange + open-to-all

Open call for exhibition projects 2018 Conditions: – The call is only for professional artists and curators (students or graduates) – open to any media – you can apply for individual or group exhibition (in this case, application is filled by the curator) – the budget provided by gallery is 200 euros, no extra shipping, insurance or travel costs are provided (ask on temporaryparapet@gmail.com about our technical equipment) – the date of exhibition is september/october 2018 (exact date will be specified later) – place of exhibition: Temporary parapet, Pražská 11, Bratislava Application must include: – Your full name, e-mail, tel. number – CV  – artist portfolio (min. 10 representative artworks in common file formats, or a link to online portfolio, in the case of group exhibition – 3-5 works from each artist) – link to artist’s web (optional) – description of the project / artist statement (min. 900 letters) – technical requirements Please send applications to: temporaryparapet@gmail.com Deadline for submissions: July 20, 2018 One project will be chosen by a jury of  slovak curators: Aurel Hrabušický ( Slovak National Gallery) Mária Janušová (Nitra Gallery) Ľuboš Lehocký (Sumec Gallery) The decision of jury will be communicated until August 15, 2018 more info: https://www.temporaryparapet.sk/opencall2018

Call for Artists – Artrooms Fair London – Deadline Extended Deadline to apply for Artrooms Fair London 2019 edition now extended until the 31st July. The Fair will run from the 11th to the 13th January 2019 at Meliã White House Hotel, Albany St, London NW1 3UP (Regent’s Park, London). We are now calling for independent artists from all over the world, from all different backgrounds and media. Room/Video Art Application: Artists will exhibit in hotel rooms to be transformed in their own creative and intimate studios. It is a great opportunity to share your vision, meet collectors, curators, and to be scouted by galleries. Artrooms is the first international contemporary art fair offering free exhibition spaces to independent artists, innovating the way artists and buyers meet. The Single Work Application: Artists submit 1 application for only 1 work and, if selected, artists will not be required to attend the fair. It is a great opportunity for all artists who express their interest in Artrooms Fair but experience difficulties in covering transport and accommodation expenses on top of the shipment and/or getting a travel VISA, and considering also the emerging artists who haven’t got a wide portfolio to show to the […]

Mothership NYC is a combined live-work space and presentation arena for international artists across multiple disciplines in the Greenpoint neighborhood of Brooklyn, NYC. Our converted industrial loft has three cabins for permanent crew members (all 30+ years-old female creatives) and two spaces for shorter-term visitors. As of December 2016, one of the short-term options is a PRIVATE LIVE-WORK SPACE for rotating Artists-in-Residence, which is available for periods from 1 to 3 months for $1550/month: a spacious, light-filled and high-ceilinged room divided into two separate sections. The living area has a loft bed, clothing rack, dresser, and a small sitting area. The studio has a desk, a large table, and empty walls to work on. There is an easel, too, as well as a great bike you get to use (please see images in second slide show at http://www.mothership.nyc/artist-residency/). Residency Programming: ·  Every 2nd Tuesday of the month, we invite fellow artists and other creatives/cultural workers for a salon-style gathering where you can present your work to a very receptive audience of local artist peers and other arts professionals and appreciators ·  We host monthly artists’ dinners for our international and NYC-based creative colleagues ·  During the warm months, we use the roof deck as a stage for creative productions across several disciplines ·  You can organize open studio […]

FOCUSED ON THE INDIVIDUAL. IN A SUPPORTIVE COMMUNITY. In order to foster growth and build relationships, we limit the number of artists per session. Residents have the opportunity to present their work and engage in critique with fellow residents and visiting artists in a supportive community.

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An exhibition with Andrea Blümor, Barbara Bux, Aspasia Krystalla, Tobias Sternberg & Nat Tafelmacher-Magnat, Sabine Zimmermann, and live music by Hada Benedito Mateo, in a collaboration between Eulengasse/Frankfurt and HilbertRaum/Berlin

Final exhibition: « Inside the House », July 11th – 28th, 2018 After numerous exhibitions and countless events, « Inside the House » will be the last exhibition organised at The Community’s current location. We would like you to experience this show with us, celebrate the two years spent together, and also the years to come. The show evolves each day and each week – just as The Community in its spirit. During the weeks in July different artists, friends and collaborators are invited to occupy our space with us. Our final exhibition has no beginning but only an end, the finissage. The last party. With: Brendan Fowler Cali Thornhill Dewitt David Luraschi Félicia Atkinson Ieva Kabasinskaite + “the names of the core team” Julie Béna Julien Carreyn + Ernesto Sartori Julien Lacroix Laurent-David Garnier Laëtitia Badaut Haussmann + Anna Athéna Simon Niklas Hallman Pieter van der Schaaf & Stéphanie Lagarde Shauna T. & Misha Hollenbach The Community Thomas Jeppe + Cyrus Goberville + Black Zone Myth Chant Léa Domingues + Aapo Nikkanen (But chérie, today we’re not full – More to be announced!) — The gallery is open every day depending on the artist/s. Each day will be different. […]

Jan Murray Unseen continues Murray’s enduring exploration of the traditions of tromp l’oeil and investigation of the ‘anatomy’ of painting – specifically the relationship between the intrinsic and extrinsic architecture of the two dimensional canvas and the wall on which it is installed.  Small paintings of air vent/grilles/chutes and similar architectural utilities are installed to masquerade as functional architectural elements throughout the Gallery and disappear into the white cube.  These works are faithfully modelled on examples from various buildings throughout Melbourne including the Nicholas Building as well as those made in Berlin from a three-month residency at the Phasmid Studios in Marzahn (July-Sept 2017). This work alludes to the possibility of these functional elements not only enabling breath by means of ventilation or air circulation but sight and hearing as they function like ears – almost listening to the building. Perhaps too, they will operate metaphorically as eyes – allowing a glimpse into the past and the rich history embodied in the Nicholas Building – acting as conduits to hidden ‘realities’. Jan Murray completed her postgraduate qualifications at the VCA and RMIT University. Since 1981 she has shown regularly in both solo and group exhibitions in public museums, commercial galleries and artist […]

Mia Middleton Using coded depictions of depth perception, Being There presents works which unpack the interdependent states of presence and absence, surface and void, and examines their pertinence and application within contemporary place making. In particular, the works navigate synthetic and utopic environments by breaking apart and re-purposing the virtual and tangible veneers that typify them. Romanticised wilds meet with monolithic forms and dark cavities, exploring the primal states buried beneath utilitarian sites. The result is a conflation of the domestic and the fantastic, where multiple spatialities exist in tandem, and sights and sounds commingle with coverings and facades. Mia Middleton is a multi-disciplinary artist based in Sydney, Australia. Since completing a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Honours) in photo-media at UNSW Art and Design in 2013, Mia’s work has been exhibited at galleries both nationally and abroad, including the Museum of Contemporary Art ARTBAR, CICA Museum Korea, Aici Acolo Romania and the Athens Digital Arts Festival. She has been the recipient of the Canson Photography Prize and completed a suite of performances for performance art festival Desire Lines. In 2018 Mia will be travelling and undertaking a professional art residency in Barcelona before presenting a solo exhibition at Blindside Gallery. IMAGE | Mia […]

An exhibition with Andrea Blümor, Barbara Bux, Aspasia Krystalla, Tobias Sternberg & Nat Tafelmacher-Magnat, Sabine Zimmermann, and live music by Hada Benedito Mateo, in a collaboration between Eulengasse/Frankfurt and HilbertRaum/Berlin

B-SIDE BLINDSIDE B-Side celebrates BLINDSIDE’s fifteen-years as an ARI that supports creative experimentation and will recognise artists who have contributed to form our vibrant arts community. The aim is to raise funds through the sale of artworks to enable BLINDSIDE to continue to program pivotal exhibitions in our iconic Nicholas Building home, facilitate critical and engaging public programs, and support arts writers and artists at all stages of their careers. Opening Night | Thursday 1 Nov, 6pm–8pm Gallery open | Tuesday-Saturday, 12pm-6pm

The Archival Impulse: 40 Years at LACE Curated by Matias Viegener with Exhibition Design by Jeff Cain Opening Reception: March 15, 2018, 7-10 PM On view:March 16 – 2018 The Archival Impulse: 40 Years at LACE is a Project Room installation that pulls from material found in LACE’s archive that either highlights or disputes our conceptions of LACE’s history.  Accumulated over 40 years, it has no organizing system beyond what LACE staff considered worth saving.  It enfolds many stories about the space, less woven than overlaid and amassed. This exhibition is a conversation about our expectations of the archive and the things we expect to find, contrasted against the material that does find its way in. This is particularly poignant in the case of an archive that accumulates rather than is curated over time, yielding space for a kind of counter-curation. Includes video works curated by Anne Bray featuring: Reza Abdoh, Skip Arnold, Fu-Ding Cheng, Jeanne Finley, Doug Henry, Cheng-Sim Lim, Susan Mogul, Eric Saks, Jim Shaw, and more. Archives are always bigger than us, bigger than the image we have of them, more than we can take in.  Archives cannot be summarized nor adequately represented. Optimally, archives never end: everything is archivable, though not everything enters the archive, and unexpected and decontextualized things appear regularly. […]