U10 Art Space announces its open call for the 2019 annual program. U10 is an artist run space in Belgrade, Serbia and supports the presentation, promotion and affirmation of young emerging artists from the region that work in the field of contemporary art. This year, a smaller part of the program will be formed through invitation while the rest will be selected through the open call. We also welcome international projects. More information can be found below. The selection is done by the U10 team consisting of: Lidija Delić, Nina Ivanović, Sanda Kalebić, Sava Knezević, Isidora Krstić, Iva Kuzmanović, Nemanja Nikolić and Marija Šević. To submit your application to the open call, please exclusively use our online application form: www.u10.rs/open-call   I – AUTHORS CAN SUBMIT APPLICATIONS FOR: Individual exhibitions Group exhibitions Author’s / Curator selected exhibitions Short, one-day or evening presentations / Screenings / Book Promotions / Discussions / Panels or other events in the field of contemporary art Sound and music events   II – PARTICIPATION CRITERIA – A major section of the program is devoted to the affirmation of young, local, yet unrecognized artists from Serbia and the wider region of the Balkans. Cooperation between several regional countries is […]

CrossingBorders exhibition – Ghent – Belgium – Open Call for members of the Global Art Project (GAP) Ron Weijers and Carl Heyward, both professional artist and curators who both have a long term collaborative background within the Global Art Project (GAP) community, see geographical boundary lines as unnecessary and obsolete, especially when considering the rich and diverse cultural makeup this world shares. With this in mind, they invite artists connected to the Global Art Project community from all over the world to reflect on the concept and to show their work at the Sint Amanduskapel, Campo-Santo in Ghent, Belgium, in an exhibition titled ”CrossingBorders”.   The exhibition will take place at Sint-Amanduskapel – Campo-Santo – Visitatiestraat 2 – 9040 – Sint-Amandsberg – Ghent – Belgium. The CrossingBorders exhibition will be on display from August 31 till September 15 2019. CrossingBorders is a conceptual collaborative group exhibition project for art professionals affiliated with Global Art Project GAP worldwide aiming on transferring the projects concept to the public and extending the participants professional international networks and art market. The CrossingBorders exhibition aims to bring together Global Art Project affiliated artists from all over the world, who ar e highly motivated to collaborate […]

General Information about the Opportunity: Located in the heart of the Lower East Side arts district, Con Artist Collective was established in 2010. Over 8 years CAC has grown into NYC’s largest artist-run studio and exhibition gallery with 600+ artists connecting online. Our residency program sees 20-40 emerging artists participating each season. Our studio residency allows artists 24/7 access to a 3,000 square foot mixed use art studio along with monthly residency showcase group exhibitions and monthly feedback sessions with a mentor. Fall 2018 is proud to host our own Jaouad Bentama as the group’s mentor. Jaouad is an accomplished fine artist from France working out of our shared studio since 2016. We also host monthly collective-wide art business group discussions, life drawing, skill share workshops and more!

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 […]

U10 Art Space announces its open call for the 2019 annual program. U10 is an artist run space in Belgrade, Serbia and supports the presentation, promotion and affirmation of young emerging artists from the region that work in the field of contemporary art. This year, a smaller part of the program will be formed through invitation while the rest will be selected through the open call. We also welcome international projects. More information can be found below. The selection is done by the U10 team consisting of: Lidija Delić, Nina Ivanović, Sanda Kalebić, Sava Knezević, Isidora Krstić, Iva Kuzmanović, Nemanja Nikolić and Marija Šević. To submit your application to the open call, please exclusively use our online application form: www.u10.rs/open-call   I – AUTHORS CAN SUBMIT APPLICATIONS FOR: Individual exhibitions Group exhibitions Author’s / Curator selected exhibitions Short, one-day or evening presentations / Screenings / Book Promotions / Discussions / Panels or other events in the field of contemporary art Sound and music events   II – PARTICIPATION CRITERIA – A major section of the program is devoted to the affirmation of young, local, yet unrecognized artists from Serbia and the wider region of the Balkans. Cooperation between several regional countries is […]

The outer earth layer of our planet is sealed by asphalt and concrete, damaged by soil erosion. Humus is washed away by industrial agriculture. Synthetic fertilizer is a drug for the soil. Soil loses the ability to retain water, the filter function, the diversity of life. That’s the ground we live on. This is The Soil we live of. Exhibiting artists: Tom Albrecht, Ana Brotas, Lioba von den Driesch, forschungsgruppe kunst, Matthias Fritsch, Stephan Groß, Regan Henley, Irene Hoppenberg, Barbara Karsch-Chaïeb, Maria Korporal, Clement Loisel, Uwe Molkenthin, Annegret Müller, Sabine Naumann-Cleve, Rieko Okuda, Oliver Orthuber, Kirsten Wechslberger (object, photography, video, installation, sound, performance, collective action, painting, drawing) Exhibition 24.8. – 19.10.18, regular opening hours fridays 5-8 pm and by appointment www.groupglobal3000.de

Art Byte Critique is excited to announce a collaborative book arts exhibition between Tokyo and St. Helens, England at Launch Pad Gallery in Yokohama Reading Between The Lines: Tokyo/Yokohama and St. Helens Artists’ Books and Zine September 21 – October 1, 2018 Exhibition Hours:  Fri., Sat., Sun., Mon. 1:00 – 7:00 pm Launch Pad Gallery Established in 2012 in the Tokyo/Yokohama area, Art Byte Critique responds to a desire for a community of artists interested in sharing ideas and feedback about their studio process. Since 2014, Art Byte Critique artists have been exploring various modes of expression through artists’ books and zines. At the same time, Art Byte Critique established a connection with artists in St. Helens, England through artist Joan Birkett with the intent to develop relationships and collaborations. This connection has happily borne fruit in 2018. Art Byte Critique artists and St. Helens artists organized a collaborative exhibition of artists’ books and zines at the Eccleston Community Library in St. Helens and the World of Glass in St. Helens this past spring. These works will also be on display at Paper Gallery in Manchester, England as part of another collaborative exhibition entitled “Turning the Page” from September 29 […]

Contemporary Collaboration – international exhibition project – Pulchri Studio – The Hague Contemporary Collaboration is an international exhibition project in which the stimulation of alternative cooperation processes is central. The Contemporary Collaboration exhibition presents a group of artists who are all connected in different international networks and work intensively together in both their artistic processes and their professional professional practice. The concept for this exhibition is therefore aimed at stimulating new and synchronized forms of collaboration or ‘Contemporary Collaboration’. The objective of 10dence is the stimulation, introduction, organization and realization of alternative, inspiring and inventive processes to promote and support professional art practice. An incubator that cooperates intensively within various international networks with the aim of providing an independent platform for artists, for presenting and exhibiting their work at home and abroad. 10dence, in collaboration with artists’ initiatives such as Global Art Project (GAP), investigates how the creation and production of art can be cultivated by means of innovative network concepts and the development of alternative breeding grounds and residences that facilitate collaboration, experimentation and the multidisciplinary practice combines with strategic sustainability within individual professional practice. Under the title ‘Contemporary Collaboration’, initiator and visual artist Ron Weijers has compiled this […]

Liam Benson + Adorned, Jodie Haynes, Karen Casey, Teresa Hsieh, Mitch and Molly Mahoney, Justine Youssef. In a world seemingly felt through the digitalisation of relationships, and experienced through the overwhelming access to data, All of us is a timely reminder of the importance to connect; with people, with a vast range or perceptions, ideas and knowledge. The exhibition presents a contemporary framework by which to explore the importance of collaboration and the connections between artists, their practice, and the audiences they reach – providing an exploratory space to reflect on what it means to be a greater we. In this context, and in acknowledgement of the land that binds all of us, the exhibition celebrates the creative rewards of collective activity as a cultural strategy to encourage new connections, reveal those that might otherwise remain latent, and to address the global on a local level. Opening Night | Thursday 13 Sep, 6–8pm + Performance by Justine Youssef Artist and Curator Talk + Participatory Workshop by Liam Benson with Adorned | Saturday 15 Sep, 2-4pm Gallery Hours | Tuesday – Saturday, 12pm – 6pm, Closed on Public holidays Image Credit | Adorned – Wisdom, Memory and Song (Video stills – left to right Tacheen Stuart, Hilin Kazemi, […]

From the minds of artists John De La O and The Artist Unknown, comes this showcase of 2 dimensional visual art dealing with Portraiture, but with the absence of Portraiture’s key element: the Face.

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 […]

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

Ed Ruscha’s Hollywood Boulevard on Hollywood Boulevard Iconic Los Angeles artist Ed Ruscha photographed iconic Los Angeles streets beginning in the 1960s. By mounting a camera to a moving car, Ruscha documented sequential storefronts on the north side of Hollywood Boulevard between McCadden Place and Hudson Avenue, and on the south side of the street between Wilcox Avenue and McCadden Place. The images in the top black and white “filmstrip” show what the Boulevard looked like in 1973, and the bottom one in color documents the same locations in 2002.  The building that LACE has occupied since 1994 at 6522 Hollywood Boulevard on the south side appears in this work. LACE was founded in Downtown Los Angeles at 240 S. Broadway and then moved to 1804 Industrial Street before its long-time tenure on Hollywood Blvd. The organization celebrates its 40th Anniversary as the longest-running contemporary artists space in Los Angeles. LACE has been located on Hollywood Boulevard for 24 years and is exhibiting this artwork in its window on Hollywood Boulevard 24 hours a day through the end of 2018. Thanks to Ed Ruscha, and our friends at the Ed Ruscha studio and the Getty Research Institute for this loan. This video is part of Pacific […]