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Contemporary art practices in the rural community.

OpenArt is a biennial for contemporary art in the public space taking place June – Sep 2026 in Örebro, Sweden. From 2 – 22 January 2025, professional artists from all over the world can apply to participate in the 2026 exhibition. OpenArt is looking for artworks to place outdoors by artists interested in the connection between art and the public space, working in all disciplines.

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“the looking glass” opens in Paris in October 2024 as a collective space for process-based experiments, and a gathering salon for 7 selected artists in Paris. Open call deadline: September 21, 2024 ; program starts mid October, 2024 Created by the rabbit hole’s international collective, founded in New York in 2008, “the looking glass” is a small, intimate space, located in the heart of Paris for process-based experiments and research, salons; intimate performances and presentations. In this 6 months format, 7 individuals – artists, academics, and researchers – from all disciplines will be selected to participate in this unique opportunity to dialogue, share and immerse in experimentations and creative processes. The program will interrogate the subject “the art of remembering” as an extension of the larger international residency program, created in Naples, Italy in collaboration with Fondazione Morra in 2021. https://www.101010n.com/the-art-of-remembering-2021 and introduce the rabbit hole method™ to the group. the rabbit hole method™ is a process of poetical inquiry that extracts and distills from contemporary artistic practises, philosophy, mysticism, mathematics and dance. It includes the teaching of Hazrat Inayat Khan, Farid Ud-Din Attar, Jorge Luis Borges, Alejandro Jodorowsky, Lewis Carroll, among others. https://www.101010n.com/therabbitholemethodinimages. The open call invites artists, curators, writers, […]

We are very excited to announce that we are accepting applications for our studio residency programme for 2024/25 – The deadline for applications is January 19th, 2024. Residencies are for 3 months and the placements will be between: September – December 2024 We welcome applications from national and international artists, and we encourage applications from artists/creatives working in all different media. We do not limit the type of work submitted and are open to interesting ideas and suggestions, within the realm of our capabilities. All applicants must be adults, over the age of 18. We are an underfunded not for profit and our residencies are self funded. The price of the residency is 140 euros per month. Please email [email protected] with any questions. it.ly/TPcrntlnks4SM  

We’re excited to announce an open call for our 3-month residency program in Filmverkstaden Vaasa, Finland! If you’re a professional visual artist based in the Nordic or Baltic countries (excluding Finland) with a passion for analogue film or photography, this is your chance to push the boundaries of these dynamic media and watch your projects grow and transform with them.

OPEN CALL! We are extremely excited to announce the Barcelona to Hong Kong Residency Exchange Programme, in collaboration with nProjekt.

**application deadline may 15th for artists applying to attend before july 15th 2024*** rolling deadline thereafter the rabbit hole is back from our international residency program in naples, and opens the hatch in the heart of paris. “the hatch” is set up as a response to the high demand of applications for the rabbit hole international residency “the art of remembering” held in naples, italy, where the rabbit hole method was introduced to 10 international artists. https://www.101010n.com/the-art-of-remembering “the hatch” is a separate program, tailored for 1-2 artists at a time, in paris, still applying the theme “the art of remembering” to its applications. about the rabbit hole: founded in 2008 in new york city, the rabbit hole is a creative community of 3000+ in 56 countries. the residency program that bases its principals on deconstructing creative processes while establishing a new methodology called the rabbit hole method.™ www.101010n.com please email [email protected] for brochure, full details, and for pricing.   eligibility:  artists, curators, writers, poets, researchers, sound artists, performers, photographers, filmmakers, digital artists, from all backgrounds are invited to the open call. we invite the curious minded who have a particular interest in unraveling processes around deconstruction through mediums such a […]

Dear Berlin friends, join Sumac Space for a presentation and conversation with artist , who is visiting Berlin. We are delighted to sit with her for this event. The conversation will be facilitated by , a US-based artist who is currently in Berlin on a DAAD Postgraduate Fellowship in the Arts. The event will take place on , , from – at ß , ö.

Submissions for the 10th anniversary edition of the Bucharest International Dance Film Festival are now open! Filmmakers, dance artists, animators, visual artists and digital art makers are invited to submit their works for the International and Romanian Short Film Competitions of the festival that will take place between September 5 – 8, 2024, under the theme of “Mapping Bodies”. The 10th anniversary edition of BIDFF, “Mapping Bodies”, aims to create a space for dialogue and exchange of experience, mapping bodies in different cultural or socio-political contexts and presenting new perspectives on the contemporary world, touching on its emotions, concerns and topics of reflection. Contemporary dance is created in the present time, with means of the present. It infuses other art forms with new meanings, it has a major potential to transform our relationship with the body and it enriches the way we communicate and express ourselves. Over the four festival days, dancers, choreographers, visual artists, directors, virtual reality creators, theoreticians and producers are engaged in more than 20 events structured in five sections characterised by diversity, multiplicity and openness. Interconnected, they form a dance map with artistic journeys from various contexts. Deadlines → Regular: June 14 2024 → Late: July […]

This year’s Saas-Fee Summer Institute of Art, “Art, Apparatus and Neural-Digital Entanglement in Cognitive Capitalism,” has been organized in collaboration with CTHQ, Creative Time’s gathering space for art and politics, and Montez Press Radio, an experimental broadcasting and performance platform, in New York City. This program will map the history of artistic forms of resistance beginning with photography, through cinema, video, and other digital technics, in order to find clues on how to combat the threats that may result from new neural and brain-based technologies at our doorstep. We will throw a wide net around notions of the mind, brain and consciousness of our time, in order to capture the contemporary discourse and consider potential new forms of practical insurgency. The priority application deadline is April 21, 2024, and the program runs June 17 – 26, 2024.

The 10dence platform Get out of your skull 2.0 will revive this wonderful project and showcase 64 skulls within various venues within the Netherlands and in Belgium. First venue will take place at de Zilverhof in the City of Ghent in Belgium May 03 till 19 2024. The second venue will take place at ArtSpace at Arti et Amicitiae in Amsterdam from July 1 till 5 2024, venue number 3 will take place at de CultuurHoek in Driebergen – NL from Juli 08 till 17 2024 and the last venue will take place during Halloween from October 12 till November 3 2024 at byBranderhorst in Dordrecht in the Netherlands.

Sumac Space–Art Practices of the Middle East in collaboration with hinterland invites artists, curators, and research bodies who address contemporary urgencies in the context of the challenging socio-political circumstances of the region to submit their work and projects for exhibition in Berlin or/and in Vienna.

This year’s Saas-Fee Summer Institute of Art, “Art, Apparatus and Neural-Digital Entanglement in Cognitive Capitalism,” has been organized in collaboration with CTHQ, Creative Time’s gathering space for art and politics, and Montez Press Radio, an experimental broadcasting and performance platform, in New York City. This program will map the history of artistic forms of resistance beginning with photography, through cinema, video, and other digital technics, in order to find clues on how to combat the threats that may result from new neural and brain-based technologies at our doorstep. We will throw a wide net around notions of the mind, brain and consciousness of our time, in order to capture the contemporary discourse and consider potential new forms of practical insurgency. The priority application deadline is April 21, 2024, and the program runs June 17 – 26, 2024.

Curated by Mana Pinto April 19th – May 31st, opening on Friday April 19th from 19h. In June 2019 Tangent Projects gallery opened its doors with its first exhibition, ELÁSTICO by Marina Rubio. Five years later, we are excited for Marina to return to the gallery with new work and a new exhibition, Hurgar hogar, curated by Mana Pinto. In this exhibition, Marina Rubio encourages us to connect with the past by introducing a practice where she collects and restores found ceramic fragments from her maternal grandmother’s house in Cabolafuente, Aragon. Her practice challenges the common belief that suggests that the lifespan of objects concludes when they break, and instead focuses on documenting these ruptures not as the end but as a starting point for a new narrative, generating new versions of objects capable of retaining memories beyond their utility. Images, videos, found fragments and altered objects become a link to the past, fusing stories and shared experiences between generations.

Córtex Frontal is an AIR (Artist-In-Residence) programme hosted by Cortexcult-Associação Cultural, a non profit organisation located in the peaceful town of Arraiolos, in Alentejo region, Portugal. We welcome professional visual artists, writers, musicians, researchers and workgroups in search of time and space to reflect, discuss and create. Our mission is to promote and develop cultural projects, establishing a lively dialogue between artists from various disciplines. Call for applications is open year round for residency proposals in 2024, for periods from 4 weeks to 3 months. The Artist-In-Residence programme aims to bring together artists from different countries and disciplines for a concentrated period. There are two ways of being a resident artist at Córtex Frontal: 1 Annual grants for Portuguese and international artists. Open calls will be announced in our website. 2 By spontaneus application: Call open year round (fee required). Residency structure We offer a general structure to the resident artist that might vary according to each project: Regular follow up of the projects; Portfolio presentations; Networking and support with local and regional resources; Field trips to the natural, historical and industrial heritage of the region; Resident artist lectures in schools and university; Thematic workshops; Open studio. Some of the […]

VENEZIA – For 18 years, the Arte Laguna Prize has been a beacon for uncovering emerging talent in contemporary art from around the world. Each year, a panel of international experts carefully selects 120 finalists, including digital artists, street artists, designers, videomakers, landscape artists, graphic designers, performers, photographers, sculptors, and painters.What makes this year’s edition even more exciting is the growing involvement of forward-thinking companies and institutions in the realm of contemporary art. They are partnering with the Arte Laguna Prize to offer special prizes that not only provide exceptional opportunities for artists but also bring fresh ideas and perspectives to various industries in their quest for innovation. Over the years, many companies have embraced the Arte Laguna Prize initiative. Notably, in 2007, Silvano Pierdonà of Capodopera collaborated with artist Annalù to create a limited edition series of artistic sideboards, showcased at the Salone del Mobile in Milan. More recent collaborations include Bios Line, which commissioned sculptor Vittorio Mandelli to craft an artistic cedar wood seed sculpture installed at the company’s entrance. Fraccaro Spumadoro also collaborated with artist Amelia Corvino to design the packaging for their Christmas focaccia. Explore our “Business for Art” section for additional examples. The 18th edition of the Arte Laguna Prize has already fostered numerous partnerships. One such collaboration is with Incalmi, a firm renowned for […]

Customs and traditions differ from one part of Nepal to another. A conglomeration lies in the capital city Kathmandu where cultures are blending to form a national identity. Kathmandu Valley has served as the country’s cultural metropolis since the unification of Nepal in the 18th Century. A prominent factor in a Nepali’s everyday life is religion. Adding color to the lives of Nepalese are festivals year-round which they celebrate with much pomp and joy. Food plays an important role in the celebration of these festivals. The capital is surrounded by a valley full of historic sites, ancient temples, shrines, and fascinating villages. Kathmandu is an incredibly diverse historic city with breathtaking Newari architecture, centuries-old Hindu and Buddhist religious sites. Stepping into Kathmandu is like stepping into another world that everybody should experience at least once in their lifetime. Kathmandu is a result of diverse cultures and lifestyles, a long history of faith and beliefs, and arts and architecture. Therefore, more than just a city, Kathmandu is a living open museum. KIAR is an opportunity to travel back in time and to relive in history as well as experience natural beauty. We are going to organize a one-month-long residency (30 days) […]

Application now available. Deadline: Nov 24. www.qipofair.com

Join ESC 2034, where art meets the future. Since 2020, we’ve inspired artists to merge tech, nature, and humanity. This year’s challenge: envision our world in 2034. We’ve explored technology’s impact on nature and mental health, and now we question sustainability’s longevity, AI’s role, nature’s future, and how technology might alter our environmental connection. We invite projects that blend human progress, technological innovation, and environmental care. Express your vision through visual and sound art, design, or mixed media. Submissions are open from December 20 to April 20. Look forward to a physical exhibition in the Netherlands, details coming soon. Help shape a decade where art, technology, and nature intertwine to redefine our future. Apply here: https://0-1.gallery/open-calls/esc-2034/

Wash my fur, but don’t make me wet. Climate protection with displacement. Wash my fur, but don’t get me wet. Science calls this behavior cognitive dissonance. The artworks in the gallery and front garden are intended to refer to the generic term “displacement of man-made global warming”, outside to the displacement of specific problems of the locations.

October 27th – December 5th, opening reception Friday October 27th, 18:30 – 20:30h In conjunction with Loop City Screen Barcelona Curated by Tsering Frykman-Glen.

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Creative Residency at the countryside in central Portugal + printmaking + screen printing + ceramics + photography + wood work + metal work + painting + drawing + installation +

Open call for artist-run initiatives to exhibit in Juxtapose Art Fair. juxtaposeartfair.com/opencall

DUPLEX | Artists in Residence it’s an artist-run space, bringing together studios, a residency program and an independent art gallery, located in the center of Lisbon (Portugal), in Graça neighborhood. Seeking to stimulate creative processes, experimentation and artistic production, as well as the discourse that these dynamics originate, DUPLEX presents itself as a privileged territory for the coexistence of different artists,  different ways of creating and different ways of thinking about the work of art and its context.Valuing advances and setbacks, valuing error, failure, and disruption as participants in contemporary practice, the entire structure and functioning of Duplex seeks, in addition to celebrating the final results, an approximation of the public to the conceptual and procedural richness of contemporary artistic creation.For resident artists and curators, Duplex’s program of artistic residencies allows a quick insertion in the artistic community of Lisbon, offering the possibility, the time and the space to develop and show their work. With conversations, visits, discussions and mentoring of projects developed in residence, DUPLEX seeks to adapt to the interests and needs of each group of residents, working through open calls, and also accepting self-proposals.   OPEN CALL FOR ARTISTS & CURATORS | WINTER/SPRING 2024 LOCATION: Lisbon city center – between […]

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Psychogeographic Map of Ermoupolis

Large format printmaking Residency at Aviário Studio, in the centre of Portugal

Artist John van Oers redefines the concept of a ‘solo exhibition’ with the two-, three- and four-dimensional rearrangement of his own life. Personal anecdotes are often the reason for the sculptural interventions of John van Oers (Antwerp-BE, 1967). In the meantime, he has already redesigned so many memories in various exhibitions that he is also paying attention to the continuous line in his existence. In …ism project space he focuses on the ordering of his personal history, which is unique and universal at the same time. What remains of our historiography? And where does the science of the individual begin? Van Oers uses the different spaces within …ism to structure his vision in different dimensions and installations.

WITH CARE by Marija Brasnic   Vernissage: 05.05.2023 19-23h Opening times: 05.-14.05. 2023 Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, Sunday 14-19h 14-19h   Marija Brasnic explores the concept of calmness through a layered art process in the solo exhibition ‘With Care’ hosted by Studio Baustelle. A series of mixed media art objects created from 2021 to 2023 are exhibited. The primary material is the reflective surface of a mirror used as a base for acrylic paint. The idea of painting on mirrors started with the intention of giving another dimension to the work while keeping the same painting process on a two-dimensional surface. A mirror is a fragile material that needs to be treated with care. That has influenced the artist’s expression to slow down her process, making it more attentive and meditative.  The visitors are invited to merge with the reflective objects to slow down and possibly reflect on their experience. ​ Studio Baustelle, Berthelsdorfer Str. 11, 12043 Berlin www.marijabrasnic.com

FARM STUDIO – contemporary art practices in the rural community

Apply for the artist in residence program at Hypercube. Attend to summer art residency in Lisbon. At the end of your residency period also get the chance of having a solo exhibition at Hypercube Space. Hypercube Space is an artist run project space and studio area established in 2020 in Lisbon. Located in Campo de Ourique area surrounded by parks, peaceful outdoor areas, cafes and restaurants in the heart of Lisbon. HYPERCUBE Space is a non-profit experimental art space founded by artist, Özge Topçu. It is dedicated to curating and hosting projects that further understanding the relationship between space, science, and sociology. (Please see the official website: www.hypercubespace.org) Artist-in-residence program at Hypercube Space give the artist the opportunity to work in Lisbon, providing 30 metersquare working space and assist the artists for their production. During the residency, artist will be enabled to explore Lisbon’s art field and international community, different cultures, and experiment with unique practises belongs to Portugal. During the residency, Hypercube space offers free open studio event, hosts workshops created by the artist, studio visits, social media communications, assistance, museum and gallery visits and introductions to the other professionals. Please not that AIR Hypercube Space doesn’t offer accommodation, […]

A groupshow with artists from Luxembourg and Berlin HilbertRaum www.hilbertraum.org Reuter Str. 31, Berlin-Neukölln 24 February to 5 March 2023 Opening Reception Friday 24.2 from 18 to 22 Artist talk with Neckel Scholtus Saturday 4.3 from 17 to 18 Ivana Cekovic, Frederic Spreckelmeyer, Franck Miltgen, Tobias Sternberg, Neckel Scholtus, Nat Tafelmacher-Magnat, Philip Topolovac Polished/Raw brings together three artists from Luxembourg with four from Berlin, all advancing material strategies of representing nature and artificiality in human culture. The group show is part of an exchange between HilbertRaum and Musel Link and is curated by Tobias Sternberg and Ivana Cekovic, who invited the participants from Luxembourg. In Cekovic’s preceding project Agenda 22/XXI – Extracts from intimate diaries of the 21st century at Gallery CAW in Walferdange, Luxembourg, the invited artists were asked to condense their impressions of the already lived first part of the 21st Century in extremely small artworks. By confronting such a large theme with the miniature format, Cekovic forced the viewers to observe closely which led them to immerse themselves in an intimate moment of perception. Taking over the baton from Luxembourg and considering how to formulate the next part of the project, Sternberg focused on the strategies of […]

Apply for a Tailor-made Residency running between September 2023 and July 2024 in Athens.

Studio spaces are available at Hypercube Space!  For Lisbon based international artists.

QiPO Fair 2023 will take place February 9 to 12 at Edificio Donde, a newly constructed building in Mexico City’s Historic Center, a short walk from the biggest events happening during Art Fair Week.  Unlike most fairs, QiPO Fair focuses on artist-run initiatives, and we invite artist-run spaces, art collectives, alternative spaces, and smaller project spaces to showcase their work. With exhibitors from Bogota, Los Angeles, Montreal, New York, Tokyo, Chihuahua, Monterrey, Tijuana, y Mexico City, this year’s edition promises to be the most diverse and strongest to date.  QiPO Fair will be situated within a 3-minute walking distance from Material Art Fair and Salon Acme, along with a host of gallery openings and pop-up exhibitions in the general vicinity.  Free admission / Entrada Gratis _______ ​dates and hours / fechas y horarios:​ ​Opening Jueves/Thurs, Feb 9: 6 pm – 11 pm​ Viernes/Fri, Feb 10: 3 pm – 10 pm Sabado/Sat, Feb 11: 3 pm – 10 pm Domingo/Sun, Feb 12: 11am – 6 pm _______ Where / Donde: Bucareli 68, Centro CDMX (entrada principal sobre Emilio Donde)

Please submit the application form on the page below and email additional works, documents to [email protected] https://www.artslettersandnumbers.com/artist-residency

A text, a language, a space, an evening, an action, a sound. Coming together during Hoogtij art tour in The Hague. Dmitri Aleksandrovich Prigov, Frits Dijcks, Zahar Bondar and Alex Andropoulos interact to exhibit a poem.

On Tenterhooks (A postscript). A performance by Frank Wasser as part of the Artist-Initiated Projects at Pallas Projects Studios.

EXTENDED DEADLINE till 6 November PICTURE BERLIN’S next online session has extended their deadline Ask your hands to know the things they hold An online residency by PICTURE BERLIN about (your own) care in your artistic practice Dates: 14 – 17 November & 28 – 30 November, 1 December 2022 Find our application on our website: www.pictureberlin.org Open to all mediums and creative practitioners Over the last few years, PICTURE BERLIN has learned new methodologies and frameworks for thinking together. These platforms continue to show us how we can build on sharing our user experiences of our lives. PICTURE BERLIN’s upcoming Winter Session considers the broad theme of caring for our artistic practice and as living beings; Ask your hands to know the things they hold, a line from the Kae Tempest song, HOLD YOUR OWN, suggests self-awareness, understanding and knowing. By using their phrase as the title of our newest Session, we will explore pressing topics in the life of an active artist through a series of online workshops on the following topics; Mental Health, Grant Writing, Nourishment, and Strategies of Working in addition to readings and multiple portfolio reviews with international art world professionals. As our world has […]

November 11th – December 7th Opening reception Friday, November 11th, 18:30 – 20:30h, in collaboration with Loop Video Art Festival. The project Deferred space is a video-installation made up of closed circuits of webcams and screens. It explores the mediation of interconnected screens, reviewing the way in which individuals relate to their impulses, their own image and the experience of space. “When a machine works efficiently […] one only needs to concentrate on the benefits it generates and not its inner complexity. Thus, paradoxically, it happens that science and technology the more successful they become the more opaque they become” Bruno Latour

It is not just the work that can challenge an audience, but it can also be the attitude of the artist in and around the work. Artist Roman Nieuweboer has previously hung himself upside down in front of his audience, he has given access to his wide open mouth. But he also launched himself in front of bystanders. On invitation of …ism project space, Roman Nieuweboer designed a brand new incautious entrance for the space. The construction will be completed on September 23.You are hereby cordially invited to put it into use. Roman Nieuweboer (Eindhoven, 1997) lives and works in Rotterdam, where he graduated from the Willem de Kooning Academy. His work mainly consists of performative installations.

On the 16th and 17th of September espai sant Marc will present the bulgarian artist Neno Belchev’s video La Fauna Mallorquina. “It is a 5 minutes video about the “fauna” of Mallorca Island. The video is dedicated to the relationship between man and the animal (a faraway distant reminder for a kind of shaman ritual practice). It was done in my striving to understand better the surrounding us world, ourselves and the connection between the world and the humans. In the video, I putted myself on the place of those animals, which are losing their natural habitats. The voices are “borrowed” from documentary films about nature. The video was shot during the “Espai Sant Marc” program, Mallorca, Balearic Islands​.” Neno Belchev, graduated in Mural Painting from the National Academy of Art in Sofia, Bulgaria. He works as video artist and filmmaker as well as in the fields of performance, installation, sculpture and new media. Neno has made one full-length movie, four medium-length documentaries and numerous short narrative films and video art works, which won prizes, awards and nominations from international video and film festivals in the United States, Russia, the Netherlands, Spain, India, Malaysia, Romania and Austria, as well as […]

ENG (scroll for ESP) Curated by Jamsen Law Artists – Au Wah Yan, Taylor Chan, Jamsen Law, Lee Suet Ying and Ivy Ma September 9th – September 24th. Opening reception Friday, September 9th, 18:30 – 20:30h, video performance by Ivy Ma 19h CET, live streamed from Mexico City Under•Line (Barcelona edition) is the 8th edition of this nomadic series by nProjekt. The project began in 2018 and exhibitions have travelled to Hagen, Tokyo, Rotterdam, Sydney and Trondheim, and of course its home city, Hong Kong. Under•Line is not only an exhibition series, but also an expedition to territories of different artistic creation, production and geographical locations. The project takes different forms responding to the available elements and evolving conditions from different occasions and cultures – from fine artworks, to virtual installations and streamed happenings, to performances and engagement activities, to artist-run spaces, artist residencies and art festivals. As participating artists explore their living and creative territories, it tests its limits, as well as the subtleties of inherent undercurrents. ESP Comisariado por Jamsen Law Artistas – Au Wah Yan, Taylor Chan, Jamsen Law, Lee Suet Ying y Ivy Ma 9 – 24 de SeptiembreInauguración viernes, 9 de Septiembre, 18:30 – 20:30h, […]

OPEN CALL FOR PARTICIPATION @WATER TOWER ART RESIDENCY – DECENTRALIZED EDITION # 6 BURGAS – 10 – 20.08.2022 VELIKO TURNOVO 1 – 10.09.2022 The long-awaited edition of our next decentralized residence is already a fact. In our mentoring program, with the participation of 5 international artists, we offer exchange of experience and immersion in the local environment for creative interpretations of various topics. Who is the residence for? For artists, without restrictions on age, young – debuting or established artists. The creative residency will consist of two new destinations (new for us), with new partnerships and friendships, new joint ideas and research on various topics, provoked by the places of interaction through creative intervention. This year’s locations are – Burgas, Salt Lakes in partnership with Symbiotic – Bulgarian Biodiversity Foundation and Veliko Turnovo in partnership with VT Events By default, the creative residence offers a platform for communication and exchange of ideas in the field of art and culture. New culture and new relationships between people, nature, heritage, technology and progressive ideas leading us to all to coexistence, both inside and outside us, in a spirit of continuity and development of ideas for possible future. Everyone is welcome to participate […]

Production residency and artist retreat in Blanca, a small town in southern Spain. Duration: 2 weeks – 2 months. Open application process.

Kallirroi Ioannidou Markus Jäntti-Tuominen Oscar Veyrunes Carolin Bernhofer   12.08 – 21.08.2022 Opening: Friday, 12.08.2022, 6-10pm   To take reference, to offer, to deny. To play with references, to lay tracks or to solve traps. Four artistic positions gather around something that could be described as a sounding out of referencing, as a permanent locating in the change of being and world. The individual artistic positions do not correspond to each other in approach, materiality or narrative. Nevertheless, they create a multi-layered network of relationships and references, of mutual questioning and reinforcement. Ultimately, it is a dynamic that emerges from the compilation of these four positions. All artists live and work mainly in Berlin. Partly they are also active and at home in other European countries. The HilbertRaum as an open space, expecting the unexpected, is ideal to give this dynamic and the resulting exhibition Vague a new home. A general reference can arise through materiality, given locality, or familiar narratives. Things picked up from the street and other found objects enable a transition from the outside to the inside, from the general to the particular. Lines also transition, from one thing to another, from black to white. Colors mix […]

AADK Spain invites all artists and researchers who wish to work on the topics of body, territory and/or spatiality to participate in its Artist Residency Program. Theoretical research projects of any scientific or humanistic discipline are eligible for this call, provided that they have the artistic practice as their object of study. For this call, priority will be given to projects which have the natural environment as their starting point, explore the topic of animality, and/or reflect on our interdependence with non-human species. The Artist Residency Program is carried out in Centro Negra, the current headquarters of AADK Spain located in the town of Blanca, Murcia. This program is a space for reflection and artistic research that encourages linking research with the historical, cultural and geographical context of the region. We invite you to submit your proposals!   Duration of residency 1 up to 6 months with 2 months being the recommended minimum for the full development of a project. The residency period starts on the first day of the first month and ends on the 30th day of the last month. Accommodation Private room in a shared house or individual apartment. The housing facilities are divided into two areas, […]

Join us in July 2022! Early Bird Deadline: February 28, 2022 (11:59 PM) Final Application Deadline: March 8, 2022 (11:59 PM) Choose how to participate: 3 Days at Nathan Phillips Square + 10-Day Online Fair, or 10-Day Toronto Online Art Fair Join Canada’s longest-running contemporary outdoor art fair, launching artists’ careers and building a trusted discovery platform for the public since 1961. Each year, our loyal following of 130,000 Fair-goers spend $2 million on art purchases in-person. TOAF created an innovative national showcase and e-commerce platform during the pandemic, resulting in proven traffic, opportunities, and income for our artists that contributed to their economic prosperity and recovery. TOAF.ca has become Canada’s fastest-growing career-sustaining art platform. Apply Early! It takes only 8 minutes. Get first dibs on booth location at Nathan Phillips Square: If your application is successful, you will be able to choose your top 3 preferred ‘zones’ on the Fair map in 2022. Get early access to our Artist Spotlights packages and secure your spot to be included on our social media. Avoid the additional $50 late fee.

Curated by Tsering Frykman-Glen June 3rd – July 15th, in conjunction with Art Nou 2022. Opening reception Friday June 3rd, 18:30 – 20:30h Essonti must nyongo – Agnes Essonti Luque, performance Friday July 8th, 19h “Once I heard this phrase somewhere and without knowing it, I already knew what it meant. I thought of artist Neals Niat’s Mapanes Love series and lost myself in his use of pastel colours, banana trees, and words that are so familiar to me that they sound as if someone who knows me well is whispering them in my ear. I had created my own mapane.” Agnes Essonti Luque’s first solo exhibition in l’Hospitalet de Llobregat offers an intimate space for debate stemming from her ongoing research into the concepts of identity, representation and belonging. Her work connects us and yet at the same time returns us to a reality in which self-representation and the body are at the centre. For this project, Agnes has chosen to work with images, texts and objects charged with symbolism, thereby immersing us in a sensitive ritual that delves into her memory and at the same time draws on history to deconstruct the narrative of identity. Agnes Essonti Luque […]

June 29 – August 31, 2022 Musicians in any genre, working at any level from amateur to professional, are invited to join this welcoming community where we’ll learn by doing. Join in with your voice or your instrument (and feel free to mute your own singing/playing) as Michael Harrison shares the Kirana lineage of Khayal singing he learned from his Gurus Pandit Pran Nath, Ustad Mashkoor Ali Khan, Terry Riley and La Monte Young. Together, we’ll experience the basics of raga, from structural principles to the building blocks of basic rhythmic cycles, improvisation, and ways of combining raga with Western musical approaches. Sasha Bogdanowitsch and Elliot Cole will also teach weekly practice sessions to assist everyone in learning and practicing. Come explore the beauty and the techniques of raga in this nurturing environment, and learn how these rich traditions can illuminate your own musical voice.

Colors have their own symbolism in cultures, religions, politics, and history. Black and white are, strictly speaking, not colors. However, light and dark play a major role in art and design and have various symbolic meanings. Colors are wavelengths reflected by objects to the human eye. White is pure light and black is the absence of light. One of the reasons we are attracted to black is indeed its dichotomies. It is sophisticated and primitive, emotional and intellectual, it is a color that everyone responds strongly to, in one way or another. To further explore this characteristic of the color black — the fact that no two black colors are alike — Reinhardt said, “There is a black which is old and a black which is fresh. Lustrous black and dull black, black in sunlight and black in shadow.” In 2016, the Indian-born British artist Anish Kapoor provoked the fury of artists by securing the exclusive rights to use the blackest black color, known as Vantablack. Kapoor has been experimenting with the “super black” paint since 2014 and recently announced he will unveil a series of his first Vantablack sculptures during the Venice Biennale. Liberal and the radical idea of […]

BrightFire Music and Arts Festival – a celebration of Life A kaleidoscopic celebration of Life, Hope, and Renewal through music, art, dance, nature, and fire. Explore the curated Arts Market featuring artists and crafters. Grab a bite to eat at one of the delicious food trucks, play games in the field while listening to concerts with dance and fire performances, kick back at the Midnight Mulligan beer garden. Make flower crowns, dance at the maypole, take a pilates class, or rendezvous at the Fairy Forest for a tea party. Surround yourself in an imaginative artistic experience at the sunset fire-lighting ceremony, premiering an innovative music and dance collaboration by Anne Harris, Fred Dunlap, & THE MARK dance company. Performances by: Tuatha Dea (Asheville), Anne Harris (Chicago), Queen City Cirque, Master Kie & Your Neighborhood Orchestra, Hey Richard, Space Ballet, & others! Surround yourself in an imaginative artistic experience during the sunset fire-lighting ceremony, premiering an innovative new music and dance piece by Anne Harris, Fred Dunlap, & THE MARK dance company. More Information at brightfire.eventbrite.com. Special thanks to our sponsors & partners: Midnight Mulligan, Lee’s Firewood, Charlotte on the Cheap, NC Forestry Service, Potions & Pixels, Digital Color Concepts, PJ Party Tent Rentals A production […]

Mexico, Peru, Italy: All Residencies for Artists, Designers, Writers, Curators and Art Historians (Self-Guided or With Intensive Local Master Instruction) – All Dates in 2023 & 2024 Apply Now through Sunday, May 15, 2022. Spaces are limited. Residency applications are evaluated for selection as they are received vs. after the deadline has passed. Website: https://www.arquetopia.org/our-artist-writers-residencies E-mail [email protected] for more information.   Now in its 13th year, Arquetopia Foundation is a multiple award-winning nonprofit arts and cultural foundation with a social scope that is internationally established on three continents. Our mission emphasizes critical thinking, a commitment to reciprocity, and a sense of ethics at the core of all artistic practices. Our customized, professional International Artist-in-Residence Programs are among the largest and most reputable worldwide. All of our multinational artist residency programs are unique, with an array of content anchored in local knowledge, critical academic perspectives, and a solid structure of collaborations with prominent cultural institutions, renowned experts, and notable artists. Our residency sites are located in four distinct cultural regions selected for their historical importance, influence and artistic contribution to the world: Puebla and Oaxaca in Mexico, Cusco in Peru, and Naples in southern Italy. Considering how dominant visual culture has contributed to the invention of Mexico, Peru, and Italy in popular imagination, at Arquetopia, we are constantly exploring local epistemologies and […]

Keloid – Thelma Vanahí Curated by Paloma Chavez Muente April 8th – May 27th, opening Friday, April 8th, 6:30 – 8:30 pm, performance at 7 pm A Keloid evokes the scarring of a wound. The thickened scar tissue leads to the question of how the wound occurred and provokes lifting the layers to remember what happened. Thelma Vanahí’s solo exhibition, Keloid, weaves an imaginary born from the persecution and massacre of the Haitian population in the Dominican Republic in 1937. The exhibition brings together a variety of works that include photography, collage, audiovisual installation and textile. Thelma Vanahí is a Dominican-Spanish visual artist and photographer based in Barcelona. Since 2010, she has developed extensive multidisciplinary projects with a participatory methodology about Dominican culture and its imaginaries, providing an insight into identity and life in the Caribbean country.

The film program curated by Nadia Parfan shall give Ukrainians a voice through their film makers and provide insights into a war that started many years ago without being noticed by the rest of the world. Ma by Maria Stoianova, 2016 (English Subtitles), 17 Min. Mom is feeding great tits from the window of her high-rise building in Mariupol, and growing queen apples in her summerhouse near the battle line. To show her simple life, she shoots videos on her small camera for her daughter, who lives in the capital and is hard to reach. To try to keep the conversation going, she feeds her overgrown child with morel mushrooms and fairytales. Unavailable by Nіkon Romanchenko, 2018 (English Subtitles), 28 Min. Lyuba works at a pastry shop. Her son is in the war zone and out of communication. The mother goes in search of her son in a territory unknown to her. Avdiivka National Museum by Piotr Armianovski, 2018 (English Subtitles), 6 Min. The main exposition of the museum in Avdiivka was dedicated to the Caucasus. In 2015, exposition was partly destroyed due to the Russian projectile. But now in Avdiivka there is again a people’s museum – a place […]

End of the West; A Live Art Building Workshop August 20 – 27 , 2022 Onsite Workshop Imagination has been one of the saddest casualties of the 21’st century (along with Opacity, a Sense of Humour, etc…)  It is a collective cultural muscle that has atrophied with the over exercising of Facts,  -which have a very important places in the world at large, of course- but, in the realm of creativity to stop at the Facts is to become a reporter, not an artist. At Arts Letters and Numbers, End of the West will run a week-long workshop on Live Art Building, taught from each the basis of the three disciplines that we know best.  Together, as a cohort, we will find, embody, and place stories in a created space, to dazzle our -as yet- unknown audience.  We will resuscitate Imagination; giving it CPR by breathing into it Mystery and Wonder about this crazy planet we live on.  We’re going to make stuff, that has never existed before… End of the West is a group of artists who met around a backyard fire and came to know each other through the stories we told, and the tales we made up.  […]

Creative Music Intensive 2022 Aug 14th – 28th, 2022 | In-person & Online Program Creative Music Intensive is a two-week hybrid ( in-person & online ) program which will be held from August 14th – 28th at Arts Letters & Numbers. The program is open to both amateur and professional musicians in any genre. Participants will be immersed in the creative process of making and performing music, exploring new approaches and developing individual and collaborative works as creative artists. This unique program will be led by Michael Harrison and co-taught by Del Sol String Quartet, Aleksandra Vrebalov, Elliot Cole, Payton MacDonald, and Arts Letters & Numbers founding director David Gersten, with special guest Terry Riley. They will each host weekly classes on site or via Zoom, give one-on-one lessons, as well as facilitating potential collaborations with co-participants and a wide range of artists affiliated with Arts Letters & Numbers. Topics to be covered during group and private classes include composition and improvisation; performance, recording and career strategies in the current environment; Indian classical ragas, rhythms and techniques; modular synthesis, music programming; developing interdisciplinary work and collaborations. At the conclusion of the program participants and visiting artists/teachers will present a public […]

In response to the humanitarian crisis affecting Ukraine, members of the wider artist-run community in Ireland wish to send a collective message of solidarity and raise funds for Ukrainian artists who are defending their country, have had to flee and rebuild their lives, and who we hope one day, will rebuild their spaces and contribute again to the art and culture of their country. Funds raised will be distributed directly to artists and artist-run spaces in Ukraine, and to ARTISTS at RISK (AR).

The film program curated by Nadia Parfan shall give Ukrainians a voice through their film makers and provide insights into a war that started many years ago without being noticed by the rest of the world. TRAIN KYIV-WAR by Korniy Grytsiuk, 2020 (English Subtitles), 72 Min. Only 12 hours away from peaceful Kyiv is Kostyantynivka, a small industrial city in the eastern part of the country, immediately after which the front begins. This entire time people with different characters, social status,political views and beliefs are traveling on thetrain side by side. They talk, debate, even quarrel, but speak to each other and go in commondirection. And what`s important, they all want to get to peace. The program was put together in collaboration with Nadia Parfan, film maker, co-founder of 86 Festival of Film and Urbanism and part of TAKFLIX, the only streaming service for Ukrainian cinema. All presented films are made available for free by TAKFLIX. All donations will go to local organizations within Ukraine, since they know best what they need right now. We will report and inform you what the money was used for. More information | Donation Link | Press Release Requirment for all events is being […]

For full details and to apply:  https://artist.callforentry.org/festivals_unique_info.php?ID=10265 “On Neutral Ground” seeks works of art that explore neutrality and the middle way. In a world of increasing polarization and conflict, those who do not choose sides are left to wonder where to stand.  “Neutral Ground” seeks to create a zone of peace by displaying works of art that are free from heavy sensory output including themes and messages, whether intentional or not. Works could show a softness, harmony, balance, and sense of meditation. In doing so, works ideally should incorporate neutral tones, such as white, greys, soft blacks, and beige.  Works may also include “natural” media, in terms of the materials used and can be of a political nature, so as long as they are free from overt messaging and convey the ideals of neutrality. From a sales standpoint, we are seeking artwork that may appeals to the “neutral” in home or other decor.  Photography should ideally be greyscale.  Sculpture is also welcome.   Works are accepted from Emerging, Mid-Career, and/or Professional Artists. . “On Neutral Ground” In-Person opening reception party will be held Saturday, June 4th, 2022 at 6 PM.  Show will run approximately until the 4th of July.    Vestige Gallery […]

On Friday, March 18, Villa Romana will open The Tellers, a group exhibition of five artists—Mohamed Abdelkarim, Ali Eslami, Maha Maamoun, Basim Magdy, Islam Shabana. In conjunction with The Tellers, on Saturday 19 March, starting at 11.00 a.m., Villa Romana will host a symposium aimed at providing food for thought on the key topics of the exhibition. The exhibition and symposium are curated by Davood Madadpoor and Katharina Ehrl, founders of Sumac Space.

Snehta Residency announces a new Open Call for its residency program for 2022. The call concerns three (3) contemporary artists working in the field of visual arts (installation, video art, performance, sculpture, etc.). Artists are to stay and work in Athens during one of the following two periods: May – June – July and September – October – November 2022. During the residency artists are invited to formulate an original research proposal under the guidance of an in-house research associate (in-house curator). The curator for each period of the artists residency will be selected by the Snehta Core Team: Augustus Veinoglou (Founder & Artistic Director), Rallou Avramidou (Program Director & Developer) and Simone Niarou (Program Coordinator) and this calls honorary artistic advisor –  Poka-Yio (Director of Athens Biennale, Associate Professor of 12th Studio of Painting and Expanded Media of Visual Arts (LAB12), ASFA, and Executive Consultant Visual Culture, Onassis Culture). ​ For the last ten (10) years Snehta has cultivated an environment where artists work and live in conversation with Athens, creating new readings for the city whilst highlighting different aspects of its inner energies. After ten years of continuous work the organization aspires to re-examine core aspects of its […]

Thanks to our personal contacts we are very proud to present a program of films by Ukrainian film makers. The film program curated by Nadia Parfan shall give Ukrainians a voice through their film makers and provide insights into a war that started many years ago without being noticed by the rest of the world. VARTA1 by Yuriy Hrytsyna, 2015 (English Subtitles), 63 Min. An attempt to reconstruct the atmosphere and the reactions at the end of the Euromaidan, when activists in Lviv started to perform law enforcement functions. The film uses walkie-talkie communications of the activist patrols to ask questions about the nature of the revolution. What is self organization? How is democracy created? Who decides a punishment? Where are the center and the periphery of the revolution? Where does it start and where does it end? A brief power vacuum turns into a moment of strongest potentiality when beliefs of the past and strategies for the future are discussed. The film tries to look at the mundane spaces of the city and understand, whether historical and revolutionary uncertainty is still there.   The program was put together in collaboration with Nadia Parfan, film maker, co-founder of 86 Festival […]

Thanks to our personal contacts we are very proud to present a program of films by Ukrainian film makers. The film program curated by Nadia Parfan shall give Ukrainians a voice through their film makers and provide insights into a war that started many years ago without being noticed by the rest of the world. #WARNOTE by the ukrainian film maker Roman Lyubiy from 2021 (with English Subtitles), 70 Min. Personal videos from the phones, camcorders, cameras and GoPros of Ukrainian soldiers are woven into a surreal journey to the frontline of the war with Russia. The film shows a bizarre world whose laws are quite different from what we are used to. The behaviour is different, the relationships unfold differently and the humour takes on different notes. The heroes wake up and fall asleep, rejoice and cry, always feeling that the recording may end at any moment. The program was put together in collaboration with Nadia Parfan, film maker, co-founder of 86 Festival of Film and Urbanism and part of TAKFLIX, the only streaming service for Ukrainian cinema. All presented films are made available for free by TAKFLIX. All donations will go to local organizations within Ukraine, since they […]

GUNS FOR FUN is an open call for artists around the world. Don’t miss your chance! Apply until 20.03.2022. THEME OF THE OPEN CALL: Guns are a tool for power and oppression. They are a powerful weapon to dominate and subjugate, but they are also a symbol of the stereotypes and roles that structure our society. GUNS FOR FUN is an invitation to critically rethink the role of guns and their symbolism, in order to subvert their meaning and significance. We want to see your take on the role that guns play in our society, and how they relate to the power relations that structure our world. We are looking for proposals that use their representation and rethink their use as well as their connection with strength and power, from the public sphere to the closest and most intimate spaces.    Submit your work for the opportunity of being part of a collective exhibition at FLIPA Art Gallery in Barcelona, Spain, in May 2022, and selling your work through an auction organized by RICE in partnership with Liveauctioneers.com. In addition, shortlisted artists will also be featured in the fourth edition of our online contemporary art magazine.   Apply now to […]

We want to hear what artists are concerned with in the world today, and how your artistic response is a call to arms, a healing process, or a road map to a different, better future. For the first time, the Fringe will not provide a curatorial theme to determine our programming. Instead, we want artists to tell your stories with authenticity, and in doing so, shape the conversations that the Fringe offers to the public. Our focus on presenting work fuelled by socially engaged practice remains. That means we are looking for robust artistic processes and accessible presentations that are centred on responding to gaps in communities, collaborative, and tackling current issues of the day. We are looking for contemporary, cutting edge and socially engaged works that can be presented as live or digital performances and participatory events. We welcome proposals that use alternative models of presentations to include the disabled and immunocompromised, to encourage environmental sustainability, and/or to reduce air travel. Visit singaporefringe.com for more information and to download the application form. Festival dates: 4 until 15 January 2023

Its our pleasure to invite you all to view the show on the STUDIO NEXT gallery link given below and 24 hrs screening on the Wrong Biennale TV We are gratified by our presence at The Wrong Biennale nº5, 2022 STUDIO NEXT is at The Wrong Biennale nº5, 2022 T R A N S I T I O N Curated by Rajib Bhattacharjee for Hyperlink Digital Lab and The Wrong Biennale nº5, 2022 and THE WRONG BIENNALE TV The project TRANSITION is a production of Hyperlink Digital Lab a Studio Next platform https://studionextkolkata.wordpress.com/t-r-a-n-s-i-t-i-o-n/ https://thewrong.tv/transition

Territory refers to possession, conflict and control, it speaks of history and consequences. Territory is managed space; marked for development or protected or exploited for raw materials, used to displace or contain it is socially constructed. The production of Territory is the institutionalisation of space to achieve control. Territory manifests a slow transgenerational violence. Sluice and PADA are bringing together an interdisciplinary selection of artist and curator-led projects to explore the impact and interconnections of the ecological, environmental and political consequences of Territorial construction. Territory is a year long focus which will culminate in Lisbon on 11 – 13 November 2022. The event will run in conjunction with Lisbon Art Weekend. Exhibitions, performances, screenings and talks will be situated throughout the Barreiro district. A selection of the participating projects will be in residence in the weeks preceding the event, others will come solely for the Art Weekend. Apply: Free Participate: See fee below sluice.info/lisbon for further details

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HIER & JETZT:Connections (HUJ:C) is an exchange and residency program organized by artists for artists. The project calls upon international artists in exile who live in Berlin and seek a place for artistic production. The initiative HIER & JETZT:Connections defines exile as the involuntary loss of one’s social context and working environment in their country of origin for an uncertain period of time. The project is complemented by a series of lectures, workshops, and discussions held by artists, experts, and researchers in order to create a space for dialogue, mutual learning and understanding. Successful applicants are invited to work at B.L.O. Ateliers in Berlin for a period of three months. Additionally, a budget of 500 € is offered to each resident or group for production costs. Deadline: Sunday, February 13, 2022 WHO WE ARE The artist initiative HIER & JETZT:Connections (HUJ:C) was launched by artists of B.L.O. Ateliers in 2017. HUJ:C is an exchange and residency program for artists in exile that emphasizes communication and reciprocity of artistic practices, while addressing current cultural and social questions. Over the course of the last five years the program has grown into a cross-cultural network composed of founding members, previous HUJ:C artist residents […]

Musicians in any genre, working at any level from amateur to professional, are invited to join this welcoming community where we’ll learn by doing. Join in with your voice or your instrument (and feel free to mute your own singing/playing) as Michael Harrison shares the Kirana lineage of Khayal singing he learned from his Gurus Pandit Pran Nath, Ustad Mashkoor Ali Khan, Terry Riley and La Monte Young. Together, we’ll experience the basics of raga, from structural principles to the building blocks of basic rhythmic cycles, improvisation, and ways of combining raga with Western musical approaches. Elizabeth LatifaNoor Anderson and Sasha Bogdanowitsch will also teach weekly practice sessions to assist everyone in learning and practicing. Come explore the beauty and the techniques of raga in this nurturing environment, and learn how these rich traditions can illuminate your own musical voice. https://www.artslettersandnumbers.com/indian-ragas-with-michael-harrison

☀️ De Structura is delighted to open the call for participants in our two-year, cross-border collaborative project which – through research, discourse and creative work – will unearth and challenge the dominant paradigms and structures of European art worlds.   🟣 Who can apply and how? We are looking for young (ages 21-30) artists, art professionals, designers and culture workers operating within the fields of visual and performing arts, who have at least some existing experience in arts/culture and a passion for improving Europe’s art sector. You are welcome to apply now and until 28.02 by following the instructions in the application form.   🟢 How will it work? 🟦 Step 1 100 participants will be selected by the end of March and they will start working online in groups of 10 – in groups we’re calling Think Tanks – each focusing on a specific topic relevant in the art world. The topics will be chosen and formulated by the Head Moderators of De Structura, in collaboration with project partners. Participants choose a topic of interest and together with their Think Tank colleagues they develop a deep understanding of the topic, aided by a group moderator who will structure their […]

Hello Artists! We are SOONNESS- a jigsaw puzzle brand based in Canada. We want to expose talented artists & share your work to the world through puzzles. All type of artists from anywhere around the world are welcome to submit your works here. All submissions are done on our website- please don’t send separate emails to submit. Please read the guidelines carefully & let us know if you have any questions. Who should submit: Emerging artists to established artists   Able to submit work in a digital format   Age 18+ Artwork File: Submission Size: 1500 x 1086 px / 150 dpi   Final Size: 50 x 70cm with 1cm bleed / 300 dpi (for selected work only)   Format: jpeg / png   Color: CMYK The artwork must be original, and previously licensed art is not accepted. It can be new or existing work. You can submit up to 3 artworks per submission. Additional Information: Title & Description of the Artwork   Bio, Portfolio Link(s), Profile image   Message you want to share (a short quote) Submission Schedule: We take submission all year round. However, we do a selection process in April, July, October, and January. Only the selected artist will be […]

Unique solo-format print and online journal of fine art photography calls for accomplished artists for its March 2022, edition. Analog, digital, traditional, experimental, color, b&w, lomo, topo, straight, strange, mild, wild, all photo genres and techniques are welcome. Dek Unu is an international, not-for-profit, non-advertising magazine that provides respectable, respectful publication and promotion to one artist per month online and in print. There is never a fee for artists to submit. Complete submissions details – https://www.dekunumag.com/submit

Exhibition 1 April – 20 May, 2022; Application deadline 15 February, 2022 In 2022, Group Global 3000 is starting the exhibition Transformation. We are calling for applications from artists in our international call. This is the first part of a vision in our back-to-back exhibitions Transformation and The Good Life. The euphoria of technological progress is over. We can see that unlimited growth does not fit to a limited earth. We are already experiencing the first answers from the natural world. The dream of endless growth is coming to an end and at best leads to transformation. By transformation, we mean the process that leads globally to a good life for people and sustainable use of natural resources. We see social and cultural change as feasible, because we have the economic, technical, and scientific prerequisites. Yet this life is difficult to imagine for most people. Convention stands in the way of transformation. We want to show the picture of the good life in the future. A framework has been sketched out by economists and natural scientists: Sufficiency reduces production and consumption, efficiency uses material and energy more productively, and consistency includes nature-friendly material cycles, recycling and waste avoidance. The value […]

Tangent Projects studios are now accepting applications for their studio residency programme for 2022/23. Residencies placements to be between: September – December 2022/January – April 2023/April – July 2023. Please let us know your preferred dates in your motivation text. Deadline – February 19th 2022

The project consists of installations located in three rooms in the building of the Kyiv Institute of Automation. The project was based on the text generated by the algorithm from the explanations to the works of the Future Generation Art Prize (PinchukArtCentre) in Kyiv. The explications were downloaded to the InferKit computer program. (This text generation tool takes the text you provide and generates what you think will be next using a state-of-the-art neural network. It can be configured and create text of any length on virtually any topic). The result proposed by the program is difficult to distinguish with the naked eye from the usual texts-concepts that have to be read at exhibitions of contemporary art. The Future Generation Art Prize was chosen as the most appropriate generalized model, as it presents the ideas of artists from many countries around the world. The coincidence with the word “generation”, which translates from English as “generation” and as “generation”, in this context not only emphasizes the limitations of language tools, but also refers to the prospect of generating ideas with artificial intelligence and competing with people in the arts. in future. Each of the participants worked on the organization of space […]

We are very happy and excited to invite you to our end of year open studios and end of residency wrap up! There will be an exhibition in the gallery of works made by the residency artists – Luna Acosta, WooSun Choi, Sorcha McNamara and Giancarlo Montes Santangelo – during their time at Tangent Projects. Along side this you will be able to meet and see the works of the longer term studio artists – Camila Argomedo, Rozalina Burkova, Evin Collis, Luis Guerra, Elin Lindecrantz, Sejal Parekh, Thelma Vanahí and Tanya Zommer. You are welcome to join us in the gallery and studios on Friday 10th of December between 12 – 18h and Saturday 11th of December between 12 – 19h. Please note – it will be obligatory to wear masks at all times in the gallery and studios. Hand gel will be available.

STRIPPED DOWN is searching for works of art that exhibit the nude form.  Works could be from any medium, and may include themes involving erotica, and sexuality*.  This inclusionary show is open to all gender depictions, and we encourage works that explore non-traditional norms, and non-binary identities.  Artists for this show must be 18+. “Sexuality” may include (but not limited to): touch, caress, holding, intertwining/interplay, kissing, arousal, and heightened states of passion, but should not depict full-penetration, situations deemed “Rated X”, or depicting any activities deemed illegal in nature in any way. We are accepting works from emerging, mid-career, and/or professional artists. Work should somehow relate to the theme of the show. “STRIPPED DOWN” In-Person opening reception party will be held Saturday, February 18th, 2022 at 6 PM.   For full details and to apply:  https://artist.callforentry.org/festivals_unique_info.php?ID=9715  

NEW WORK – Open Call Prospect Art is looking for visual artists that require financial assistance to finish the production of new work. We are looking to support work by professional artists not currently enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate program. The New Work program provides a $500 mini-grant twice a year to an individual artist or artists’ collective. A new project can be at any stage of completion, from initial concept to finishing touches in preparation for an exhibition. Project has to be completed within five months of disbursement. This program supports artists locally, nationally, and internationally. Proposals will only be accepted through a Google form.   Requirements: Contact information, Name, Email, Social media handles, website Project description of the proposed work (500 words or less) Sketch or work in progress images of the proposed work (1-2) Artist statement (200 words or less) 1-2-page CV or bio   If selected you will receive: $500 to support the completion of your work A featured section on the Prospect Art Website Social media promotion Invitation to a Webcast discussion about your work in our Broadcast series apply

Arts Letters & Numbers is a place of creative urgency and intensity of purpose, a place to create new linkages, new thought processes, new path- ways of understanding that embody our best hopes and aspirations. It is a place where many elements come together to co-construct questions and works, of empathy, of ethics, of imagination; it is a place to explore the nuanced fragilities in our shared stories. We are situated within an enthusiastic and supportive community that is highly active in the short term programming of Arts Letters & Numbers, including Events, Courses, and Workshops that run in parallel to and interweave with the Residency Program. To further expand the conversation and space of Arts Letters & Numbers – both within the Residency Program and the broader community – as an Artist in Residence you will be encouraged to participate in and host some of these features, as well as proposing your own events to foster and enrich this dialogue, i.e. lectures, exhibitions, performances, etc. After the success of our interdisciplinary exhibition SunShip: The Arc That Makes The Flood Possible during the 17th Venice Biennale titled How will we live together?, from May to November, six months of overflowing […]

STUDIO NEXT invites National and International Group and Solo Exhibition Proposals from December onwards for the 2022-2023 season Theme – Black and White https://studionextkolkata.wordpress.com/programme/open-call/

Artist In Residence 2022 Petrohradská kolektiv announces an open-call for artists to participate in an international program Artist in Residence for the year 2022. The residency program is intended for active artists, creators, and theoreticians, who desire independence and want space and technical support for working on their projects. That’s what the Petrohradská kolektiv AiR program offers in the heart of a multi-genre cultural center in Prague. The goal of the program is creating an open platform for international artistic dialogue, interconnection of different cultures, and support for emerging artists working with diverse media.Residency is an opportunity for independent professional development, artistic exchange, networking, and experiments. The resulting artistic outcomes of the residencies will be showcased in Jedna Dva Tři Gallery at the Petrohradská kolektiv complex. The main theme of the exhibition program for 2022 is Transformation, therefore we are asking ask the applicants to take this into account when applying with their projects. Who are we looking for? Residencies are intended mainly for artists with interests in creative sharing and participation in the field of Prague contemporary art scene. Prospective participants should introduce us concrete projects that would be realized within their stay in Prague. The final result of the […]

Mexico, Peru, Italy: All Residencies for Artists, Designers, Writers, Curators and Art Historians (Self-Guided or With Intensive Local Master Instruction) – All Dates in 2022 & 2023 Apply Now through Sunday, December 12, 2021. Spaces are limited. Residency applications are evaluated for selection as they are received vs. after the deadline has passed. Website: https://www.arquetopia.org/our-artist-writers-residencies E-mail [email protected] for more information.   Now in its twelfth year, Arquetopia Foundation is a multiple award-winning nonprofit arts and cultural foundation with a social scope that is internationally established on three continents. Our mission emphasizes critical thinking, a commitment to reciprocity, and a sense of ethics at the core of all artistic practices. Our customized, professional International Artist-in-Residence Programs are among the largest and most reputable worldwide. All of our multinational artist residency programs are unique, with an array of content anchored in local knowledge, critical academic perspectives, and a solid structure of collaborations with prominent cultural institutions, renowned experts, and notable artists. Our residency sites are located in four distinct cultural regions selected for their historical importance, influence and artistic contribution to the world: Puebla and Oaxaca in Mexico, Cusco in Peru, and Naples in southern Italy. Considering how dominant visual culture has contributed to the invention of Mexico, Peru, and Italy in popular imagination, at Arquetopia, we are constantly exploring local epistemologies and cultures of […]

In a field at night while planet-gazing, producers perform crafted original hip-hop & experimental electronic w/ live instrumentals by Your Neighborhood Orchestra. Pull up your blankets & chairs in the grass around the stage for an unparalleled night-sky viewing + concert experience. It’ll be a little bit chilly, so dress warm and maybe bring an extra blanket. This is the best planet-gazing weekend in many years! Thanks to Charlotte Amateur Astronomer’s Club for bringing out their large telescopes to share with attendees, you’ll be able to see all of the up-close splendor of Saturn, Jupiter, and maybe even Venus! Night Market: enjoy sunset during the night market for unique local art, products, food, & beverages. Some of the Night Market food/beverage vendors: Pharr Mill Brewery, Festin Bakery, food trucks with vegetarian options, Greenlife Family Farms CBD. All ages welcome. Lineup: Deku FLLS MasterKie Half Caste Starlitmire RoyalCity Lif Your Neighborhood Orchestra

Curated by Tsering Frykman-Glen. In “Naturalezxs No Binarixs : Non-binary Natures”, Raechel utilizes multi-disciplinary artmaking practices to work to imagine possible transformations that humans, plants, animals, and technology could undergo collectively through processes of queer worlding. Raechel Teitelbaum (they/them) is a visual artist born in Syracuse, New York, currently based in London working primarily with video, film, performance, installation, poetry, and textiles. They studied both in Spain and the United States for their undergraduate degree, graduating from Purchase College with a bachelor’s degree in ‘Media, Society, and the Arts’, an interdisciplinary program that combined fine arts, anthropology, and media studies in 2017. Raechel attended Metàfora Studio Arts Programs in Barcelona, where they completed an advanced arts diploma in 2019. Following this, Raechel completed a Masters of Arts in Digital Media: Image Making, at Goldsmiths, University of London, where they focused on 3D video animation, virtual reality, processing, and coding. Unearth Me and See Me Wildly Dance is an art film based in a fantasy queer mythology primarily by queer and non-binary artists Raechel Teitelbaum and Brody Mace-Hopkins, in collaborating with Joa Blumenkranz, Tara Jerome, Lilith Newson, Arthur Griffiths, Nelly Henzler, Genoa Gray, and Rachel Chevat through costumes, sound, and performance.

STAY SILENT DRIFT DEEP  is a meditation on how one navigates through times of trauma. Each of the four artists sift the ark well of their internal structures, probing for a way to examine and resolve their individual dilemmas. Is there peace in solitude? Can my mental health be mapped? Where are the spaces for self-discovery? How deep does this grace go? The exhibition asks viewers to untether their expectations and fall into the turbulence of contemporary lived experience.  STAY SILENT DRIFT DEEP is the culmination of a 6 month artist residency at The SPAO Centre, where each artist worked on personal passion projects. The artists negotiated between the challenges of ongoing pandemic restrictions, and staying true to their artistic pursuits. The result is a timely and thoughtful experience that pursues authenticity despite external pressures. Hours of operation The Gallery is open Wednesday to Sunday from 12PM to 5PM. Holiday exceptions apply. The gallery is free and open to the public, as well as wheelchair accessible. For more information, contact [email protected] The SPAO Centre is home to the Ottawa region’s only independent and critical gallery space dedicated to lens-based art. Gallery programming includes the exhibition of photographic and video art […]

Dreieck mit Delfina Carmona, Justina Leston and Lucía Szych 05.11.2021 – 07.11.2021 Opening: Friday 05.11.2021 18h to 22h Performances – Special Events: Friday 05.11: 18 h Opening: DJ set by Blume Saturday 06.11: 19 h Live Music Un Fantasma Feliz Sunday 07.11: 19 h Finissage: Live Music John Babylon Opening times: Friday 05.11.2021 17h to 21h Saturday 06.11.2021 14h to 19h Sunday 07.11.2021 14h to 19h Three points as part of three convergent lines, these are the minimum amount of elements for the creation of a distinguishable area. This exhibition suggests a subjective cutting through time and space of the work of three Argentine artists, whose paths intersect at the city of Berlin. Here they find and observe each other, they study their ways,techniques and their relationship. As a result they offer us a universe of reinterpretations. Their work accounts for the forces of the collective, for the importance of one Other, who would help us rediscover and thus resignify ourselves. Always. Because there are no isolated points in space, but an infinite network of relationships. And from each encounter results a possibility of new hybrids that refuse to be crystalized in a permanent form. This dialogue is ephemeral. It […]

**application deadline may 15th for artists applying to attend before july 15th 2024*** rolling deadline thereafter the rabbit hole is back from our international residency program in naples, and opens the hatch in the heart of paris. “the hatch” is set up as a response to the high demand of applications for the rabbit hole international residency “the art of remembering” held in naples, italy, where the rabbit hole method was introduced to 10 international artists. https://www.101010n.com/the-art-of-remembering “the hatch” is a separate program, tailored for 1-2 artists at a time, in paris, still applying the theme “the art of remembering” to its applications. about the rabbit hole: founded in 2008 in new york city, the rabbit hole is a creative community of 3000+ in 56 countries. the residency program that bases its principals on deconstructing creative processes while establishing a new methodology called the rabbit hole method.™ www.101010n.com please email [email protected] for brochure, full details, and for pricing.   eligibility:  artists, curators, writers, poets, researchers, sound artists, performers, photographers, filmmakers, digital artists, from all backgrounds are invited to the open call. we invite the curious minded who have a particular interest in unraveling processes around deconstruction through mediums such a […]

Regart, centre d’artistes en art actuel, présente Télé-Chevreuil, une œuvre numérique de Boris Dumesnil-Poulin. L’œuvre évolutive sera logée sur le site de Regart pour un an à partir de la mise en ligne le 15 octobre, où le public pourra observer les développements de Télé-Chevreuil. Une diffusion en galerie aura lieu du 5 novembre au 3 décembre. Télé-Chevreuil présentera une série de vidéos qui mettent en scène des images animées, ralenties ou immobiles. Les séquences qui se retrouvent dans le projet sont puisées à partir d’une banque d’images tirées de voyages et de tournages en nature. Un programme numérique contrôlera et génèrera un flot d’images en modifiant la vitesse et en créant des compositions aléatoires. Petites téléportations dans la vie secrète de plantes, de rivières et de montagnes, Télé-Chevreuil s’inscrit dans une approche contemplative de l’image télévisuelle, tournée vers la durée, la décroissance, vers une immersion méditative du regard. L’aspect cyclique du projet est incarné par des images, des personnages ou des thèmes récurrents. «Par la répétition, de petits récits sont brodés en filigrane dans la durée». De nouvelles captations seront produites et intégrées à la banque de données qui nourrit la diffusion annuelle en continu, «assurant que la diffusion Web se renouvèle et génère de nouvelles possibilités pour le public.» Télé-Chevreuil s’inspire […]

Not-for-profit, non-advertising, Dek Unu Magazine calls for interesting art from interesting artists for its upcoming edition. Unique, solo-format Dek Unu publishes one artist per month online and in print: 11-image portfolio, artist’s image commentaries, and in-depth interview. Analog, digital, alt-process, traditional, photomanipulation, lomo, toy, topo, lens-based hybrids, all photo genres and techniques are invited. International English-language submissions are welcome. Each edition is extensively promoted via email, web, and social media. Please review the guidelines: www.dekunumag.com/submit.

We are inviting visual and new media artists to submit their artwork for the exhibition program of the 8th Student International Film Festival. For the last seven years, STIFF Festival has produced a rich accompanying program that elaborates and complements the thematic focus of its film program. With the emphasis on contemporary art practices, STIFF’s exhibition program gathers artists from all over the globe, dealing with relevant social, political, as well as intimate aspects of everyday life.  This year the festival is giving attention to the Body, and the exhibition program aims to explore socially relevant ways of interpreting the body in a contemporary environment saturated with images.  What is the relationship between a body and the moving image? Are we our bodies or is the body just merchandise we trade on the labor market and offer in intimate relationships? How to position ourselves in a world where objects move more freely than people? When is our body an instrument of knowledge, interaction, and intimacy with the world, and when is it a space of discomfort and restriction? Do we allow our bodies to be playful? We encourage a view of the body as productive and creative, the body as a process that […]

PigPrints is inviting artists and art students from all over the world to submit their work for its 2022 Residency Prize competition. The purpose of this prize is to give an individual artist the possibility of producing a limited edition etching and add their work to the existing list of artists that are already part of the gallery. The selected artist will also be invited to spend a 2-week residency period in Milan to produce other work in our printshop. BENEFITS / REWARDS 1,500 € monetary prize 2 weeks residency in Milan between March and December 2022. The artist will retain 50% of the edition, which will be printed in close collaboration with the studio in no less than 30 copies. All costs for the edition and residency (not including travel to and from Milan, food and medical insurance) will be covered by PigPrints. APPLICATION Artists are required to submit original black and white drawings (pen, pencil, charcoal, watercolor etc.), in view of producing an etching. It is not required for the entrants to have previous knowledge of intaglio techniques. Every artist can submit up to three entries. Images should be at least 1920 px (longest side) and can be submitted as one of the following file types: jpg, jpeg, pdf, […]

For Full Details and To Apply:  https://vestigegallery.com/index.php/clockwork/ Like Clockwork seeks to showcase works of art that address the nature of time. From birth, our daily routines, anxieties on aging, death, rebirth, to creation and destruction, the forms of time give shape to human experience. Traditional thought, from China to ancient Greece, embodies time not only in gods and goddesses but also in the various devices which measure and grasp it. Time as a flux is apparent in the flow of grains in an hourglass; time as eternal return, in the circling aeons of the Indian and Maya calendars or the tail-eating serpent Ouroboros; time as a universal pattern of synchronous events, in the I-Ching or the astrologers’ intricate figure-work. The paradoxes inherent in these parallel ways of conceiving time reveal the mysterious Coincidence of Opposites which underlies the cosmos. It’s as the old adage says.. all “like clockwork”… We are accepting works from emerging, mid-career, and/or professional artists. Work should somehow relate to the theme of the show. “Like Clockwork” In-Person opening reception party will be held Saturday, January 8th, 2022 at 6 PM.   ELIGIBILITY “Like Clockwork” is open to any artists over age 18, within the United States and Canada. […]

the rabbit hole is back from our international residency program in naples, and opens the hatch in the heart of london. the global residency: “the art of remembering” “the hatch” has been set up as a response to the high demand and volume of applications for the rabbit hole international residency program “the art of remembering” which was held in naples, italy sept 21-oct 5, 2021, where the rabbit hole method was interrogated by 10 international artists. https://www.101010n.com/the-art-of-remembering “the hatch” is a separate program, tailored for one artist at a time, in London. **** we are on a rolling deadline now for next year. please note however, applications, acceptance to the program and calendar requests are booked on a first come first serve basis. please email [email protected] for more details **** spend up to 3 weeks in the magical loft of the rabbit hole’s headquarters, burrowed in one of london’s most inspiring and serene enclaves, directly on the regent’s canal, yet located in the heart of central london. over the past 12 years, the hatch has moved from new york city, to barcelona, to now london: this time to immerse in london’s global stage of artistic communities, and cultural programming. “the hatch” […]

In her sculptural work Antonia Breme deals with display elements in the context of store window displays. She examines the artistic practice of designing window displays as an alternative means of income and, in this context, addresses the question of the so-called “money job“, that many artists perform in addition to their artistic work. In this way, she reflects on her own position in the tension between artistic autonomy and economic necessity. The exhibited sculptures and objects were originally designed for a window display of the fashion label Weather Underground to present its biodegradable rain capes. In the context of the exhibition V (Virtus), they obtain independence and at the same time refer to their original function. The installative setting makes Antonia Breme’s artistic process visible as well as her handling of different materials and surfaces. At the same time, the work on display remains flexible and expandable and exists in this form only for the duration of the exhibition. www.antoniabreme.com   HilbertRaum Reuterstraße 31 12047 Berlin 22.10.-31.10.2021 Soft Opening 22.10.2021, 6-10 pm Opening hours: Opening Fridays 6-10 pm Other Fridays 4-7 pm Saturday + Sunday 2-7 pm Curated by: Hannah van Ginkel

Pigeon Review is seeking fine art submissions for publication to our online art and literary review. From a cluttered room or a cup of coffee to an inquisitive face, we like art that tells a story.  Pigeon Review is currently accepting work in the genres of portrait/figure, nature/landscape/plein air, still life, and narrative realism. Mediums that we accept are traditional paintings, digital paintings, illustrations, photography, and sculpture. Please see our full submission guidelines on pigeonreview.com before submitting.

OPEN CALL TURN2 RESIDENCIES 15 September – 24 October 2021 CURATORIAL RESEARCH RESIDENCIES IN BERLIN FOR EMERGING CURATORS AND CULTURAL PRACTITIONERS BASED ON THE AFRICAN CONTINENT Apply until: 24 October 2021 As part of the programme TURN2 – Artistic Co-Creation between Germany and African Countries, the Federal Cultural Foundation launched the TURN2 Residencies – Curatorial Research Residencies in Berlin, Lagos, Nairobi and Johannesburg in April 2021. In September 2021, the open call for emerging curators based in the African continent coming to ZK/U Berlin goes into the second round. For curators based in Germany, there will be no second open call. This call invites emerging curators in the contemporary visual arts or with a cross-disciplinary approach and cultural practitioners with a curatorial interest based in the African continent, to undertake a funded 3-month residency at ZK/U Berlin. The residencies will take place between April 2022 and December 2022. The TURN2 Residencies promote the initiation of curatorial partnerships and transcontinental networks between emerging curators and established art and cultural institutions as well as the exchange between the respective art scenes. The TURN2 Residencies are a joint project of the Kulturstiftung des Bundes (German Federal Cultural Foundation), the ZK/U Berlin and the […]

An exhibition of solo and collaborative work from members of Global Art Project, an international collaborative collective with 60 members from 17 countries

October 14th – November 5th 2021, Tangent Projects gallery. Opening reception Thursday October 14th, 5 – 8:30pm. The “map of books” that we have read, come from, at most, ten countries in the world. Almost all of these books are concentrated in the US, Canada, and some parts of Europe. These books, and countries, are full of institutions, fraternities of science and knowledge, and Nobel laureates. These spaces are inhabited by white cis-gender men whose names are constantly repeated which, in turn, builds a litany of word power, speech power, and publishing power. These men tend to write a lot, but its difficult to imagine them cooking, cleaning, or caring. These White men who write, think, define and translate, ultimately dictate how the world ‘is’. Lucia Egañas Rojas has a degree in art and has completed a Diploma in Aesthetics and Contemporary Thought, a Master in Creative Documentary and a PHD in Audiovisual Communication. As an artist, she works on collaborative projects, problematising the construction of social imaginary and sources of knowledge. Her projects have been exhibited in many different spaces, museums and institutions. Her creative practices overflow, permeating many different territories such as technology, pedagogy, writing and sexuality. In […]

First of the two talks about entering the continuous foyer of architecture cosmos connecting urban fabric and landscapes, highwalks and underground, east and west, megastructures, cafes, socialist housing complexes and public thresholds. Aida Miron is an architect whose work is grounded in the fields of architecture, urbanism, landscape design and art. She has a B. Arch from the Cooper Union School of Architecture, a Masters in Architecture from La Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Barcelona (ETSAB), a MFA from the Kunstakademiet i Trondheim-NTNU, a post-graduate diploma in Urban Studies from the Stiftung Bauhaus Dessau and studies in Landscape Architecture from the Arctic University of Tromsø/AHO and Philosophy from NYU. She taught Architecture at the Cooper Union School of Architecture in NYC and has been a visiting guest and academic critic in the US and Europe. She is co-founder of the landscape design + build studio, La Casona Garden Design in Miami, collaborator at Buero Schwimmer in Berlin, and lighting designer/specialist at Buro Happold in NYC. She lives in NYC and works between Miami and Varmland, Sweden. Sven Eggers is architect. He works and teaches in the fields of architecture and cinema in Finland, the US, the UK, Czech Republic […]

The Dialogues section of Sumac Space is a platform for stimulating interaction and polyvocality, which encourages thinking and speaking nearby one another across physical distance and means of expression. Dialogues is a space of free thought and experimentation in form and content, where the common ground and linking subject are the artists presented in the exhibitions at Sumac Space, and the contemporary urgencies they respond to. Proposals from emerging writers, artists and curators who would like to try new and not-yet-tested strategies in working with text and image in relation to art are particularly welcome. Sumac Space invites writers, curators, critics, researchers and thinkers to engage with the work of contemporary artists from the Middle East. Responses through research, contextual and visual essays, interviews, poetry, audio, video and hybrid formats are welcome. Each contributor is free to decide about the form and content of their contribution, while receiving full editorial and English proofreading support. The following means of expression are encouraged: Contextual and visual essays Interviews and conversations Curatorial texts Reviews Stories and mind maps using any combination of words, images and sounds Curated reading lists Audio and video responses Please send your proposal (maximum 200 words), a few words about yourself […]

The Program will be directed by writers Ginger Teppner and Andrew Helton. Fall 2021 | October 11 – November 20 (tbd) 2021 | Virtual Program The Earth Of: Ruptures and Reckonings is a collective virtual space of inquiry. Through writing and discourse we investigate how to manifest and inhabit the fractures that pervade our lives, allowing for the creative space to grow organically through digressions, tangents, musings, and synchronistic linkages. What does it mean when humanity crosses a threshold of such significance it manifests as a rupture, when the world is on the cusp? The brain wants to organize, filter, and separate out. Yet, beyond the confusion perpetrated by language that fails to adequately define, are spaces. We find meaning when we implicitly inhabit these spaces—gestures that guide the cracks to spread toward shattering. These moments of rupture burst forth from gesture into reckoning, exposing us to what is real and true and essential. https://www.artslettersandnumbers.com/the-earth-of-3

A Global Art Project (GAP) Exhibition that includes works from the GAP International FRAG Exchange Project. Featuring art created by GAP member artists in collaborative exercises consisting of fragments, debris, collage-assemblage materials and refuse collected from the global membership as well as things just lying around. Original art is made from these fragments and this show includes some of those pieces. Curated for the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design by Nirmal Raja from selections by GAP members curated by GAP leader, Carl Heyward. Exhibiting Artists-Akiko Suzuki, Lynn Arnold, Madeleine Wories, Alvaro Sanchez, Maryse Pique, Mikel Frank, Elise Marshall, Helene öfwerström, Usha Art, Helen S. Cohen, Mar Daines, Nancy R. Perry, Isabel Ruiz Perdiguero, William Jaggers, Na Omi Judy Shintani, Naomi Middelmann, Tina Morris, Pamela Pitt, Christine Verhaert, Carl Heyward. Featuring work from the Collaborative GAP Frag  Exchange  Project : frags: the fragments, the raw materials that might become elements of mixed-media collages or paintings…torn found papers, billboard-tears, fabric, found shopping lists, photos and negatives, discarded canvas and throw-away’s that are given new life by another artist who incorporates these raw materials into something new…

OPEN CALL 2022 | Annual Grant Residency Program ZARATAN AIR DEADLINE | From 10th October to 10th November, 2021 (24H00) ELIGIBILITY | Emerging and professional artists, performers, musicians, curators, writers and other cultural agents are eligible to apply. The residency program is designed for international artists – or national artists residing abroad – for the development of artistic projects, individual or collective. Zaratan defends a multidisciplinary and experimental attitude, where all the areas and the languages of the artistic expression are considered. DURATION | 4 weeks GRANT | Once a year Zaratan offers a 4 weeks residency grant, which cover the studio and accommodation fees for one artist selected through the applications process. THE CALL IS OPEN FROM 10th OCTOBER TO 10th NOVEMBER, 2021. ABOUT ZARATAN AIR | Driven by the desire to intensify and exchange knowledge with artists through creative and productive practices, in 2015 Zaratan announced the promotion of an international art residency. Our goal is to mix experienced with emerging artists and give them the possibility to bring their work in an experimental context through exchange and collaboration within the local network. The artists-in-residence at Zaratan are given the opportunity to develop a project over a fixed period of time, and to reflect and consolidate their artistic […]

“Metadata” Maksm Mazur Andrey Podlesnyy Flora Gatsenko 9.10-16.10, 2021 Opening – October 9, at 17:00 The Metadata project is the result of creative interactions of participants with the space of the Kyiv Institute of Automation. Travel through its hidden rooms. This is a view of the ever-growing ruins. Coexist with us at the same time. Reminiscent of still lifes of the Baroque era, and “yesterday’s” utopian hopes. Reminiscent of the angel of history. And the wind from paradise blowing in his wings, carrying him into the future. These rooms. Through the assembly halls … The exposition is located in the laboratory building №1, 2nd floor, 207. Kyiv Institute of Automation, st. Nagirna 22. From October 10-15 you can visit the project by appointment, we are waiting for your messages directly or call: +380939438729

David Gersten & Homa Shojaie October 9th – November 20th, 2021 | Virtual Program Arts Letters & Numbers is pleased to announce “SunShip: Thesis II at Arts Letters & Numbers”, a six-week immersive virtual studio program led by David Gersten and Homa Shojaie. The Studio program is being held as part of “SunShip: The Arc That Makes The Flood Possible,” Arts Letters & Numbers’ exhibition in the CITYX Venice Italian Virtual Pavilion of the 17th Venice Architecture Biennale. SunShip: The Arc That Makes the Flood Possible Tens of centuries ago, trees of enormous scale were cut, trimmed, skinned of their bark, and bound together using a particularly robust fibrous rope for the construction of rafts that anticipated the crossing of the great raging seas. Although strong, this rope was not often used near the sea; salt broke down its fiber, sea salt ate away its strength. The trees were bound in such a way that the rolling motion of the sea dug the rope into the soft wood of the trees; the particular knot and binding allowed the push and pull of the sea to work the rope into deep grooves in the wood. In time, as the wood swelled […]

DIGITAL DIVIDE II Die Atomisierung der Welt NICK FUDGE | ANDREAS LAU | ENDA O´DONOGHUE | RÖMER + RÖMER | SANDRA SCHLIPKOETER   08.10-17.10.2021 SOFT OPENING 08.10.2021, 18 – 22 UHR SOFT FINISSAGE 17.10.2021, UM 15 UHR EINGELADEN VON SANDRA SCHLIPKOETER   Die Ausstellung DIGITAL DIVIDE, die Atomisierung der Welt, ist die zweite gemeinsame Ausstellung vonAndreas Lau, Römer + Römer und Nick Fudge. Im Hilbertraum erweitern Sie die gezeigten Künstler mit Arbeiten von Enda o`Donoghue und Sandra Schlipkoeter. Alle Positionen gehen der Frage nach, wie Malerei heutzutage noch zeitgemäß funktionieren kann. Gibt es noch einen Platz für das analoge Medium, für die Malerei? Die Bejahung dieser Frage fällt leicht, wenn man das malerische Werk dieser Künstler betrachtet. Die Fotografie mit deren Folgemedien Film und Fernsehen, bis hin zu Computerbildschirmen und Smartphone-Displays beherrschen heute unsere visuelle Kultur. Das sich die Malerei dennoch als starkes künstlerisches Medium behaupten konnte, liegt nicht zuletzt an genau dieser kreativen Auseinandersetzung und Abarbeitung mit der neuen Technik. Durch Codierung von Motiven, Wiederholung serieller Zeichen, Zerlegung in Pixel oder der Nutzung digitaler Möglichkeiten ergeben sich vollig neue optische Möglichkeiten. Mit der Aneignung dieser optischer Einflüsse und Reize entstehen völlig neue, eigenständige Malereien. Das braucht Zeit uns Disziplin. […]

Full details and to apply: here But Once A Year: Holiday Art Market seeks to display and sell works of art from any style with the primary focus being on sales, particularly end of year during the period between Thanksgiving and Christmas.  Works do not have to express a specific holiday or holiday themes (although this is acceptable), but should be unique art and/or craft items that shoppers would consider purchasing as gifts, and set at affordable prices for casual art buyers.  Authentic reproductions, prints, and works that can be sold in multiples will also be accepted for this opportunity. Deadline and shipping will be rolling through November and artists will be contacted on an individual basis as applications arrive. The first hard cutoff to receive formal notice on your application status will be November 10th. Vestige Concept Gallery is an in-person arts display space and store located in Pittsburgh’s Lawrenceville, a fun arts, culture, and shopping neighborhood.  We promote and sell works to casual walk-in’s, private clients, as well as online, through mixed exhibitions and events. Holiday Art Market is accepting works from emerging, mid-career, and/or professional artists. Work should somehow relate to the theme of the show in the sense […]

SMTH with the collaboration of the MMMAD festival and thanks to the sponsorship of Nhood, are launching the first international call for digital artists on the screens of Vialia Vigo. Under the theme ‘Post-digital Landscapes’ we are looking for works that reflect on territory, landscape, city and space in the post-digital era. From all the works received, a jury of experts will select the best five, which will receive a prize of €1,500 each and will be exhibited at Vialia Vigo from 20 December 2021 to 20 February 2022. Deadline: November 29th, 2021. All the information and full terms and conditions can be found at www.post-digital-landscapes.art

Arts Letters and Numbers Fall/Winter 2021 SEPTEMBER-DECEMBER After the success of our first in-person season post COVID, and upon the lifting of restrictions, we invite you to join us at our upstate NY campus for another immersive retreat. A large Victorian home, a big white barn and a textile mill turned studio space await your creative practice. Away from the distractions of life, surrounded by woods, hiking and lakes this is a perfect place to spend a couple of weeks or even your whole winter. As a part of a creative community you can choose to focus on a solo project, or embrace the opportunity to explore collaborations with your fellow residents. Accepting new applicants on a rolling basis. Participating artists in this program will be oered studio space and a private room for a reduced $250 a week. During this time each resident will be fully independent, yet co-exist in shared space. http://www.artslettersandnumbers.com/fall-winter-residency-2021 

We are pleased to announce the soft opening of our upcoming exhibition at DAS ESSZIMMER. We present a duo exhibition by Dutch artists Jolijn van den Heuvel and Bas de Weerd. For the last three weeks, both artists have been working in an open studio at KAISERPASSAGE. Their works will now be exhibited in the ESSZIMMER. The soft opening is going to be in presence of the artists and goes from 5 to 9pm.

We are very pleased to announce the start of our exhibition project with the two Dutch artists Jolijn van den Heuvel and Bas de Weerd, which is a continuation of our cooperation with SEA Foundation in Tilburg/NL. Come and talk with the artists in their temporary studio in the Kaiserpassage and enjoy an edible and drinkable pretaste of sprinkle never-in-a-rush essence, in collaboration with Marcia Spinelli (Cologne/DE). To kick off the exhibition project, the two artists, van den Heuvel and de Weerd, will move into a vacant store in the Kaiserpassage in the center of Bonn for 2.5 weeks. This store will mutate into a laboratory, a visible workshop and will be the starting point for their exploration tours into the urban space of Bonn. Here, direct contacts with citizens can arise en passant. – Art production is made tangible and demystified; here it is in direct dialogue with the copy store, the optician or the children’s shoe store, in other words, it is in the midst of life. – This has been a central concern of the exhibition space DAS ESSZIMMER since its founding. During this time, the two artists develop/produce what will later be present in their exhibition […]

 Max Sandred & Örjan Sandred  Sonic Trails is an immersive multimedia polyphony, layering sights, sounds, echoes and rhythms of a city in lockdown. Though seemingly devoid of people, this world is not without pulse. This immersive installation awakens an ambient social imaginary within the persistent sensorium of music and architecture. Lockdown live streams for 101 hours from September 7, 12:00 PM to September 11, 5:00 PM EDT. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/sonic-trails-tickets-168112156987?aff=ebdsoporgprofile What is the pulse of a city when citizens go silent? What are the scenes of a city when society recedes? What qualities and processes remain when everyday activities are abandoned? As the city enters a state of “Lockdown,” the urban environment loses its most distinctive element: human presence. Nonetheless, it would be a mistake to consider the city abandoned. As human activity withdraws, other processes and activities come into focus. Cars pass through empty streets, trees sway in deserted parks, birds roam uninhabited spaces. In Sonic Trails: Lockdown, visitors are immersed in various events of a lockdown city occurring regardless of their presence. Using multiple audio-visual samples of these urban phenomena, the installation creates a new inhabitable place using layered projections and four loudspeakers. Artificial intelligence algorithms determine the composition of this […]

Forats is a videoperformnace piece resulting from a process of research work, carried out for a year by five artists. From a proposal to stage, each artist recreates the piece. The music chosen accompanies each’s vivence, allowing us to go into the individual experiences, which are included in group choreography. The audio consists of five different sounds that are part of a group choreography, and at the same time correspond to each individual experience. Les Performers is an artist group; Victoria Garcia Masdeu, Marga Rotger Llompart, Letitia María Muñoz, Olga Manzanaro Rodrigo, and Marta Font Genovart. This video shows a coast scene, where five silhouettes can be seen in front of the sea: people dressed in black with five white sticks, drawing the line of a path over the sand. Each player makes their own line, path, drawing with the stick or pinning holes, hence the name of the piece. They will accompany the video five headphones with different sounds, which in some way allow a dive into the individual of each of the participants. The piece will be presented to the framework of the Sineu Ciclop Performing Arts Festival and projected in loop for all the time of the […]

In the frame of Ciclop Festival at Sineu town, Espai Sant Marc offers the possibility to see for the first time the first video of the Les performers group. Victoria G. Masdeu, Marga Rotger, Leticia María, Olga García, and Marta Font join this performance research group. Forats is the name of this video performance that they will show at Espai sant Marc on Friday 10th (18-20 h) and Saturday 11th (18-21h) of September. In a coastal scene, you can see 5 silhouettes in front of the sea: people dressed in black with 5 white sticks, drawing lines in a path over the sand. Each player makes their own line, path, drawing with the stick or pinning holes, hence the name of the piece. The video will be accompany with 5 headphones with different sounds, which in some way allow a dive into the individual vivinity of each of the performers.

“Pequeñas Extrañezas de Cuentos Sin Contar” (ENG – Little Oddities of Untold Stories) is an installation work that seeks – through the use of materials such as steel, concrete and ceramics – to place the viewer in dialogue with the subjective and metaphorical possibilities of the elements arranged within the exhibition space. The work explores the limits of the room and conditions the visitor’s journey, generating spaces for stillness and thought that complement the very nature of the work. Felipe García Salazar is a visual artist and cultural manager. He graduated from the School of Visual Arts in New York, with a Master in Production and Artistic Research from the University of Barcelona. His work explores, in an autobiographical way, his relationship with time, history and his own identity. Through installation work Felipe seeks to create spaces for thought and dialogue with the viewer, and invites us to reflect on the contemporary status quo and what we understand as reality.

On the historical reality and artistic representation of Lynchings Ken Gonzales-Day & Lawrence Weschler “Most of all, beware, even in thought, of assuming the sterile attitude of the spectator, for life is not a spectacle, a sea of grief is not a proscenium, and a man who wails is not a dancing bear.” –Aime Cesare Over the past several decades, Los Angeles based photographer Ken Gonzales-Day has been engaged in one of the most trenchant and consequential explorations both of the historical reality of lynching and of the aesthetic and ethical complications involved in blithe latter day cultural appropriations of incidents which from the very start had been cast as prurient spectacles.  Several years of archival research culminated, in 2006, with his publication of Lynching in the West (1850-1935), which revealed the shocking and long-occluded extent of extralegal executions not only of blacks but of Latinos and others as well, particularly in California.  This research in turn informed several subsequent projects, including one in which he compiled often hand-tinted vintage postcards celebrating local lynchings and then proceeded to honor the victims by airbrushing them out of the image entirely, inviting viewers to focus instead on the obscenely gawking spectators, and […]

An Architectonic Technological Sublimity  Michael Benson and James Green In the last few decades, US Space Agency NASA has constructed an astonishingly vast, kinetic, architectonic structure, one spanning the entire Solar System. This ever-evolving edifice comprises recognizably architectural forms: the buildings of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in California; NASA HQ in Washington and various mission control centers; a global network of giant dish antennae; and rocket assembly, testing and launching facilities. But these would be meaningless without another principal component: the intricate spacecraft it has sent vaulting to all the major worlds of our planetary system, and the football-field sized International Space Station. Some of these extraordinarily advanced interplanetary robots are no bigger than a grand piano, and the largest is a bit smaller than a city bus. A cat’s-cradle webwork of signals connects them to Earth, its chains of zeroes and ones slinging across the void and returning images and data. Together this system—conceptual structure and carefully designed complex of inquisitive, communicative, propulsive, semi-autonomous technologies, with brick-and-mortar terrestrial elements and titanium-and-radionuclide spacefaring ones, with organic human parts and emerging AI control systems, all dedicated to expanding the frontier between what we know and what we don’t—constitutes perhaps the single […]

Exist, Resist, Repeat Ahmet Talha Gürol El3o Gil Moualem Doron Marouane Joubba Tilawin Project Yazan Aboushi Venetia Menzies Exhibtion duration 09.09.-19.9.2021 Soft Opening Thursday 09.09.2021, 18 – 22 Uhr curated by Toufik Douib This exhibition was imagined as a visual diary that pays tribute to some of the artists, initiatives or collaborations I have worked or connected with since the ‘Covid Era’. While each of the selected photo/ digital work highlights crucial moments that inspired or affected me, both on a personal level and as a curator, this collective show reflects on the act of creative resistance that many art practitioners addressed to tackle the current global issue. Ultimately ‘Exist, Resist, Repeat’ aspires to bring a nuanced vision to the quest for art in resistance, celebrated through this first in-person exhibition made possible in 2 years!

Unique international print and online journal of fine art photography calls for submissions for its November 2021 edition. Extended portfolio, artist image commentaries, and an in-depth interview in every issue.  Not-for-profit, non-advertising, Dek Unu provides respectful and respectable publication and promotion opportunities to artists of all career stages and pedigrees. Please see the guidelines on the site.

We say goodbye to our solo exhibition “to the other side” by Jonas Hohnke (Wuppertal/GER). Take your chance to experience it (again). In his solo show “to the other side”, Jonas Hohnke poetically connects the exhibition venue in Bonn with a location in Castlemaine/Victoria/AUS. Both places are marked by a cloud flag. The connection is created virtually, on the surface of a monitor, where both flags can be seen, as well as in our imagination. Discover even more exciting connections on our last exhibition day. Jonas Hohnke (Wuppertal/GER) concentrates in his work of the everyday and the supposedly inconspicuous. He also likes to be seduced by architectural conditions, their banality and even their invisibility. In the resulting works, both the work and its surroundings sometimes merge together, letting the unrecognisability and visibility only gradually appear in the course of perception. Thanks to the artist Michael Graeve, who made the flag installation on an artist studio in Castelmaine/Victoria/AUS possible.

The SPAO Centre Gallery is thrilled to present Intimate Textures of the Digital World featuring the work of Gatineau-based artist AM Dumouchel, Montreal-based artist Gilles Tarabiscuité and Vancouver-based Haida artist Jaad Kuujus (Meghann O’brien). The artists in this exhibition negotiate between digital and physical spaces, continually asking viewers to orient themselves between physicality and abstraction. The artworks capture a tactile and sensory subject matter, despite the mediation of the lens in two-dimensions. Viewers are encouraged to explore intimate conversations of metamorphosis, belonging and manual labour while also discovering their place between virtuality and reality. 

On the occasion of our current exhibition “to the other side” by Jonas Hohnke (Wuppertal/GER), presented by DAS ESSZIMMER, we’re holding an Artist Talk on 02 September 2021, 7pm, in our art gallery at Mechenstraße 25/BONN. Artist Jonas Hohnke will give us exciting exclusive insights into his artistic work in conversation with artist friend Till-Martin Koester (Wuppertal/GER), who both know each other from their time together at the art academy in Münster (GER). Jonas Hohnke (Wuppertal/GER) concentrates in his work of the everyday and the supposedly inconspicuous. He also likes to be seduced by architectural conditions, their banality and even their invisibility. In the resulting works, both the work and its surroundings sometimes merge together, letting the unrecognisability and visibility only gradually appear in the course of perception. In his solo show to the other side, Jonas Hohnke poetically connects the exhibition venue in Bonn Germany with a location in Castlemaine/Victoria/AUS. Both places are marked by a cloud flag. The connection is created virtually, on the surface of a monitor, where both flags can be seen, as well as in our imagination. Thanks to the artist Michael Graeve, who made the flag installation on an artist studio in Castelmaine/Victoria/AUS possible.

Bob Garfield & Lawrence Weschler Someday, decades and decades hence, following some sort of terrible ecological collapse, all mankind has been reduced to living underground, in hexagonal rooms “like the cells of a bee” with no apertures and throbbing ventilation, each cell containing a single individual, though everyone is connected to everyone else by way of a vast hive of intermeshed video screens.  Zoom, as it were, avant la lettre.   For this is how the great E. M. Forster’s visionary 1909 story “The Machine Stops” begins, with a son calling out to videoconference with his mother on the other side of the globe, to chat and to complain, “The Machine is much, but it is not everything. I see something like you in this plate, but I do not see you. I hear something like you through this telephone, but I do not hear you.” https://www.eventbrite.com/e/weschler-bob-garfield-consider-e-m-forsters-story-the-machine-stops-tickets-167490086357

Primal Disposition seeks to showcase works of art that are raw, emotive, primitive, earthen, sexual, sensory, confrontational, instinctual.  We are also looking for work that is primal in the materials used: foundational, basic, primary colors, elemental, and/or textured.  

Live conversation between Lawrence Weschler and Rhoda Rosen Rhoda Rosen with members of Chicago’s Red Line Service community discuss Grappling with and engaging the cultural implications of homelessness In the brutal winter of 2013, curator Rhoda Rosen and artist Billy McGuiness, living at opposite ends of the 26-mile-long north-south Red Line of Chicago’s metro service, launched a practice of preparing home cooked meals every Saturday night and going out to the blustery platforms at one end of the line or the other to share them (with proper tablecloths, plates and silverware) with some of the people experiencing homelessness who had taken to living out their nights on the metro trains and were being forced to disembark between rides. From that initial action grew a widening community and the insight that on top of being houseless, people experiencing homelessness were living out a sort of exile from the city’s vital cultural life. The community themselves set out to remedy that situation, systematically challenging Chicago’s cultural institutions to make room and provision for them. In addition, several of the community members turned out to be artists, poets and other sorts of cultural workers, or else began seeing such possibilities in themselves, and […]

This two-part experimental workshop will examine the poetics of Line and Stitch and the ways in which drawing may be used in our everyday practices. We will explore the relationship between drawing and the architecture of the everyday: from the ways a line may be employed as a divider that separates the self from (an)other; to drawing as a form of embodied meaning-making and storytelling across time and space. Reflecting on the inner geography of the pandemic, unpacking placeness and memory through observation of texture and surface, tracing, mark making, frottage, collage, decollage, we will look at the ways the line can become a form of stitching or mending and other kinds of meaning making. We will also examine ways of recording and translating our body, our pulse, breath, blood pressure, gestures and movements in our surroundings as a kind of translation project. Participants are encouraged to bring to the workshop a few images or objects from one’s past and present everyday surrounding. http://www.artslettersandnumbers.com/sunship-thesis-3 

Concert of the group “Ambrozia” in the garden of the Kyiv Institute of Automation as part of the “day of open studios”. Ambrozia is an indie-electronic band created by Igor Kanivets and Margarita Sherstyuk in 2018, transformed into a multimedia art project. Their style is called “romantic electronics”. The food of the gods – “ragweed” – in Greek mythology gave the Olympic gods eternal youth and immortality. The weed genus, which is widespread in a large area of ​​Ukraine, has the same name. All this is symbolic of our “wild” music, which appeared suddenly, in conditions not adapted to this kind of activity, but like the “food of the gods”, gave us a new breath – new creative energy and inspiration” – Igor Kanivets and Margarita Sherstyuk.

SIX SHORT FILMS BY BILL MORRISON 2020 – 2021 We are pleased to announce ‘Six Short Films by Bill Morrison’ as part of our exhibition titled “SunShip, The Arc That Makes The Flood Possible” within the CityX Venice, Italian Virtual Pavilion of the 17th Venice Architecture Biennale. These Films are on view through November 21 in the ‘House for Film’ within our new SunShip website at Artslettersandnumbers.org “One of the most adventurous American filmmakers” —Variety Bill Morrison makes films that reframe long-forgotten moving images. His work has premiered at the New York, Sundance, Telluride and Venice film festivals. Morrison had a mid-career retrospective at MoMA in 2014. His found footage opus Decasia (2002) was the first film of the 21 st century to be selected to the Library of Congress’ National Film Registry. The Great Flood (2013) was recognized with the Smithsonian Ingenuity Award for historical scholarship. Dawson City: Frozen Time (2016) was listed as one of the best films of the decade (2010s) by the Associated Press, Los Angeles Times, Vanity Fair and others. In 2021 Morrison became a member of the documentary branch of the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences. His most recent feature-length doc, The Village […]

Open Call „Endless Summer“ Exhibition 15.10. -10.12.2021 The permanent high over Europe creates vacation joy at home and crop failures due to drought. Will the sensual desire for paradise be fulfilled? One enjoys lots of sun, always being outside and vacation at home. A hedonistic dream. However, the climate crisis is felt ambivalently. “Higher fuel prices are felt immediately in the wallet, but climate change comes insidiously.  “Heat deaths, devastation from heavy rains in 2021, fires worldwide from drought. In Canada, people are afraid of summer because of fires. Eternal Well (C) Tom Albrecht Continuing on without personal and political change is becoming more and more difficult. People hold on to fossil comfort, suppress the crisis, point to other countries that should change. Application deadline 10.9.2021 In a public call for applications, we invite artists internationally to submit contributions for the theme described above for a group exhibition in our exhibition spaces. Disciplines: Object, sculpture, installation, photography, painting, drawing, printmaking, video with credits, sound is possible. A performative contribution such as performance, VJ or similar to vernissage, artist talk or finissage is desired. Since the corona crisis still requires restrictions, we will adjust the exhibition organization and program accordingly. We […]

Get Out Of Your Skull – an international collaborative art project The Get out of your skull art project, is a corona proof, non-subsidized, artists for artists initiative with the participation of an international group of 64 artists from 20 countries, initiated and curated by Ron Weijers for the 10dence platform. This project united a large group of artists during the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic with all its restrictions and problematic effects on their individual art practices as well as the international artworld. Aiming primarily on providing a positive vibe, to stimulate creative processes, to provide a psychological boost, to re-ignite a possibility to communicate and to network as well as to generate a bright light at the end of the corona tunnel during these darkened times. The Get Out Of Your Skull project will be presented to the public within venues at de Zilverhof exhibition space – Ghent – Belgium from 13 till 29 08 2021 – La Providence art centre – Ille sur Tet – France from 05 till 19 09 2021 – World Art Delft [WAD] – Delft – the Netherlands from 15-10 till 7-11 2021 – Arti et Amicitiae [ArtSpace] – Amsterdam – the Netherlands from 17 […]

Open Call – October Edition Dek Unu Magazine Deadline: September 1, 2021 No fee. Unique international solo-format print and online journal of fine art photography calls for submissions for its October 2021 edition. Dek Unu provides a respectable and respectful outlet for accomplished, adventurous photographers, without regard to career stage or pedigree. Extended portfolio, artist’s image commentary, and in-depth interview in every issue. Not-for-profit, non-advertising, never a fee. Please see the current edition and submission details on the website before sending your work. https://www.dekunumag.com View attachment: Unnamed file

All Residencies for Artists, Designers, Writers, Curators & Art Historians (Self-Guided or With Intensive Local Master Instruction) – All Dates in 2022 & 2023 – Mexico, Peru, Italy Apply Now through Sunday, October 3, 2021. Spaces are limited. Residency applications are evaluated for selection as they are received vs. after the deadline has passed. Website: https://www.arquetopia.org/our-artist-writers-residencies E-mail [email protected] for more information.   Now in its twelfth year, Arquetopia Foundation is a multiple award-winning nonprofit arts and cultural foundation with a social scope that is internationally established on three continents. Our mission emphasizes critical thinking, a commitment to reciprocity, and a sense of ethics at the core of all artistic practices. Our customized, professional International Artist-in-Residence Programs are among the largest and most reputable worldwide. All of our multinational artist residency programs are unique, with an array of content anchored in local knowledge, critical academic perspectives, and a solid structure of collaborations with prominent cultural institutions, renowned experts, and notable artists. Our residency sites are located in four distinct cultural regions selected for their historical importance, influence and artistic contribution to the world: Puebla and Oaxaca in Mexico, Cusco in Peru, and Naples in southern Italy. Considering how dominant visual culture has contributed to the invention of Mexico, Peru, and Italy in popular imagination, at Arquetopia, we are constantly exploring local epistemologies and cultures […]

VIR Viafarini-in-residence is a shared studio residency program for artists and curators

https://artist.callforentry.org/festivals_unique_info.php?ID=9192 Art In The Fast Lane seeks to showcase works that pay tribute to the art and culture of the great American automobile.  Muscles, classics, rods, pickups, Harleys, suped-up, chrome wheeled, fuel injected, 4-banger, 6 banger, motors, engines.  Art could also feature people: garage culture, greasers, racing culture, logos, pop art, and more.  Work should capture the ideal of freedom and the spirit of the open road. 😎  This is the final show of a 4-part summer series from Vestige Concept Gallery. We are seeking National artists of any kind, from Emerging,  Student, Mid-Career, and/or Professional. Work should somehow relate to the theme of the show. “Art In The Fast Lane” In-Person opening reception will be held Friday, September 3rd, at 7 PM.   Music and refreshments will accompany the event. Please note: Vestige Concept Gallery adheres to very tight turnaround times on the shipping and handling of art.  If interested in applying, please be ready to ship works, if accepted.

Curating Noise: Reverberations and the Polyvocal *Deadline Extended* The deadline has passed, however, we will continue to accept applications until all spaces have been filled. Please submit your application as soon as possible for immediate consideration. A special five-day Saas-Fee Summer Institute of Art program, online and in-person within the 12th edition of the quadrennial sonsbeek20→24 APPLICATION DEADLINE: Extended* Send your app. ASAP DATES: August 18 – 22, 2021 LOCATION: online/hybrid public lectures The special five-day Saas-Fee Summer Institute of Art program, “Curating Noise: Reverberations and the Polyvocal,” will take place online and in-person within the 12th edition of the quadrennial sonsbeek20→24, developed in close dialogue with its curatorial team (including artistic director Bonaventure Soh Bejeng Ndikung with co-curators Antonia Alampi, Amal Alhaag, Zippora Elders, and Aude Mgba) and framework, Force Times Distance. On Labour and its Sonic Ecologies, that invites and encourages different modes of listening to make audible that which is already there, but remains unseen and unheard.  “No longer considered only a factor of disturbance, detrimental to information like static noise in the channel of communication, the evolving concept of noise also becomes constitutive of new forms of knowledge and of new ways of understanding organization.” – Cécile Malaspina, […]

Unique international solo-format print and online journal of fine art photography calls for submissions for its September 2021 edition. Dek Unu provides a respectable and respectable outlet for fine art photographers without regard to career stage or pedigree. All photo genres and techniques are invited, straight to strange. Not-for-profit, non-advertising, never a fee. Please see complete submission details on the website before sending your work.

In his solo exhibition “to the other side”, Jonas Hohnke (Wuppertal/DE) connects the exhibition site both mentally and virtually with a place on the other side of the planet. The exhibition opening will take place on July 9th from 5 to 10pm. It will be a soft opening with the artist present. “to the other side” will be on display until the 4th of september 2021.

Elsewhere Studios is an eclectic, radical, experimental, whimsical, grass-roots, rural sci-fi, imaginative residency space in Paonia, Colorado that provides nourishment for the creative soul.    Located in Paonia, CO, Elsewhere provides space and time for artists to create in a unique and supportive environment. We welcome visual artists, writers, composer/musicians, performance artists at any stage of their careers as well as scientists, activists, teachers, students, or any kind of creative thinker interested in exploring and expanding their work.     Paonia is a small town nestled in a beautiful landscape of mountains and mesas covered with orchards, small ranches, and farms. It is about 1.5 hours from Grand Junction on the western slope of the Rocky Mountains. Paonia is a community of unique and creative individuals with a strong interest in sustainability. It was recently designated as a Certified Creative District by the state of Colorado. Duration of residency Time spans are individually based – 1 to 6 months. Disciplines, work equipment and assistance We welcome visual artists, writers, composer/musicians, performance artists at any stage of their careers as well as scientists, activists, teachers, students, or any kind of creative thinker interested in exploring and expanding their work. Accomodation We offer […]

Armin Rohr is a painter and draughtsman. For his work he uses different, traditional media such as paper or canvas. In cycles, he repeatedly changes his pictorial language by switching from abstraction to figurative or combining both forms. His best-known works are characterised above all by a combination of extensive wall installations consisting of murals, paintings and drawings, autonomous oil paintings and monotypes. In the PASSAGE art project in the Kaiserpassage in Bonn, we are showing three of his large abstract works on canvas that are similar to his murals. In the individual works, round, organic forms alternate with graphic structures. The interplay of amorphous, abstract bodies, surfaces, dots and lines creates the illusion of spatiality. They form their own effective space of figures and structures. In the mostly colour-intensive arrangements, Armin Rohr combines organically proliferating forms, remnants and ciphers of figurativeness and abstract colour surfaces in his abstract phase to create an associative but alien cosmos.

Saas-Fee Summer Institute of Art (SFSIA) is a nomadic, intensive summer academy with shifting programs in contemporary critical theory.

Filmmakers, dance artists, animators, visual artists and digital art makers are invited to submit their works for the competitional section of BIDFF – Bucharest International Dance Film Festival (September 1-5, Bucharest, Romania).   BIDFF encourages syncretism and dialogue between movement and diverse forms of cinema and visual art, from the more traditional ones to experimental or virtual reality works.  Artists are encouraged to submit daring cinematic works in which the body relates to technology, ecology and new socio-political discourses.  BIDFF also addresses recent video-art formats and animations that question the relation between solid artistic content and the fast process of digitization. The curatorial approach goes towards trying to decipher, transform and shape these ideas.   Deadlines → Regular: June 25th 2021 → Late: July 16th 2021 All applicants will be informed about the outcome of their submission by August 1st 2021.   How to apply → Submit your film on Filmfreeway: https://filmfreeway.com/bidff2021 → Find more information on our website: www.bidff.ro    Awards & Prizes BIDFF awards excellence, novelty and courage in filmmaking with a prize pool of 1500 euros. Awards: → Best International Film → Best Romanian Film → Audience Award   Rules & Terms The competitional section is dedicated […]

EYES ONLY is pleased to present: Joseph Constable, Associate Curator at the Serpentine Galleries in London and Mark Corfield-Moore, born 1988 in Bangkok, lives and works in London. In Mark´s painting practice, the act of weaving on a loom becomes a meditation on the idiosyncrasies of past events and experiences. Memories, be they historical or personal, are re-performed through a hybrid process incorporating painting and ikat, in which the artist paints images with dye directly onto strands of loose cotton threads before they are woven permanent. This ikat technique was vicariously adopted by Corfield-Moore from his maternal grandmother, who had a similar practice many years ago in North East Thailand. Although the artist never met his relative, this biographical discovery enabled him to process and rediscover his heritage by incorporating weaving into his practice. The works presented in the exhibition draw upon a series of intimate thought patterns that trace Corfield-Moore’s experience as part of the Thai-British diaspora. Phrases such ‘auto gate’ suggest certain architectural structures and psychological spaces, which are then combined with each woven image to engender ambiguous and transitory associations: an automatic gate that acts as a protective threshold. Rendered with what the artist describes as a […]

Jonas Böttern, from Hillside Projects, is reading the article We Are Witnessing a Crime Against Humanity by Arundhati Roy’s, published April 28, 2021 by the Guardian, to a committee of Indian vultures in the ornithological archive at König Museum in Bonn in Bonn/GER.  

Live Performance in the frame of the art project PASSAGE by Gabriele Horndasch, Dusseldorf/GER followed by an Artist Talk. Gabriele Horndasch shows a live performance and, in conversation with Sibylle Feucht, artist and curator, Bonn/GER, gives an insight into the Schadenschnelldienst-Performance in the frame of the art project PASSAGE as well as into her work approach.

Artist-run space 127 garage (Kharkiv, Ukraine) is looking for partners in Europe and is ready to invite them to come to us to get acquainted with the context. Please help us spread the word – maybe you know some organization that will be interested.   127 garage is an artist-run space located in Kharkiv (founded in 2019). Since 127 garage is a self-organized art space, we understand the importance of horizontal connections. We want to invite the representative of European artist-run space to Kharkiv for from 7 to 10 days residency in summer 2021. The aim of the residency is to establish partnerships with artist-run spaces from Europe to create a community, exchange knowledge and start further cooperation. We can provide resident`s travel, apartment, and per diem. During the time spent with 127 garage they will be able: to research the cultural life of Kharkiv and the art community in the city to learn about 127 garage`s work to join the work of 127 garage by organizing a public event to work on the further joint projects with 127 garage   The purpose of the residence is to create a network of partner spaces in Ukraine and Europe. Therefore, we expect […]

ArtConnect | Artists to Watch Award -> We’re on the lookout for exceptional new artistic talents from across the globe to highlight on ArtConnect in 2021. Take part in the June edition of our call for Artists to Watch for the chance to win exciting prizes that are sure to get you noticed. Awards Winners take center stage on ArtConnect with features on our platform, social media, newsletter, and more! Front Page Promotion – your art will be the first thing people see when they visit ArtConnect for a whole week. Nearly 100,000 visitors a month means a lot of new people just waiting to discover your art.   Solo Magazine Feature – stand out with a solo feature in ArtConnect Magazine, a dedicated page that prominently displays your work along with a short interview to let the world know who you are.   Curatorial Review – if selected, one of our exciting international guest curators will provide a short review of your work and share their take on what made you stand out from the crowd.   Social Media – we share one project by each of the winning artists on Instagram to introduce their work to a tens […]

Embracing the lifted restrictions on shared space, we open our doors to a new chapter of our residency programming. Join us at the upstate NY campus for an immersive retreat. A large Victorian home, a big white barn, and a textile mill-turned studio space await your creative practice. Away from the distractions of life, surrounded by woods, hiking and lakes this is a perfect place to spend a couple of weeks or even your whole summer. As a part of a creative community, you can choose to focus on a solo project or embrace the opportunity to explore collaborations with your fellow residents. Accepting new applicants on a rolling basis. Participating artists in this program will be offered studio space and a private room for a reduced $250 a week. During this time each resident will be fully independent, yet co-exist in a shared space. http://www.artslettersandnumbers.com/summer-residency-2021

The School of Commons is calling for contributions for an experimental print publication sharing experiences of burnout.

BAMBI WOODS PRESENTS is an on-going collective enunciation initiated in Autumn 2019 which exhibition will be hosted in two mirroring spaces: ERGO Collective and Space 52, Athens. This collective practice deals with the historical trope of the individualisation of an author and architectonic forms of authorship engaging in creating modes of practice that reverse this traditional status. To develop into anonymity of a murmur, BAMBI WOODS PRESENTS attempts to re-codes and reverses these architectonic forms of authorship, where power play, proliferation of meaning and the ideological figure of a ‘present author’ shapeshift into nameless entities. This suggested new state of equilibrium, no longer refers to a singular subject but is rather designated to the subject’s cumulative space of vocation. B.W as a host, is a hybridised figure, scripted under the form of an inhabited dwelling where authorship is delegated into chains of commands and mechanical processes. Setting forward the blueprint of a show, B.W as a narrator – now evacuated by the author – is hosted throughout a constellation of ready-mades, performance, a radio station, an internet portal and photographic slides. It is no longer a manipulation of the real but a simulated situation, a potential/hypothetical scenario. Dealing with the phantom of […]

Hot Summer City: Street Photography Exhibition will be held in the cultural heart of Pittsburgh, PA: Lawrenceville. Home to celebrated artists, most notably Andy Warhol, the former steel making capital is now referred to as “The Paris of Appalachia” due to its deep connections to the arts and world-class museums. Vestige Concept Gallery is seeking street photography that captures the essence of urban life in the summertime. Summer is an intense and multifaceted season that brings joy, freedom, and social opportunities. When we think of representing the season through photography we envision intense warmth, deep shadows, and/or depictions of late nights, summer fun, and being outdoors. We are also interested in work that captures the dark side of summer: oppressive heat; urban blight; and the struggle to keep cool, hustle, and survive. The show will be Special Guest Curated by Rafael Fuchs. About the Curator: Rafael Fuchs is a Brooklyn-based artist, photographer, director, curator and producer. He has earned his place as one of the most important photographers of his generation. A recipient of many awards, Rafael has captured portraits and images of some of the most influential figures of the past 30 years. His images have fronted magazine covers, and have become part of distinctive private collections and […]

Mexico & Peru: All Residencies for Artists, Designers, Writers, Curators & Art Historians (Self-Guided or With Local Master Instruction) All Dates in 2021, 2022, & 2023 Apply Now through Sunday, June 27, 2021. Spaces are limited. Residency applications are evaluated for selection as they are received vs. after the deadline has passed. Website: https://www.arquetopia.org/our-artist-writers-residencies E-mail [email protected] for more information.   Now in its twelfth year, Arquetopia Foundation  https://www.arquetopia.org  is a multiple award-winning nonprofit arts and cultural foundation with a social scope that is internationally established on three continents. Our mission emphasizes critical thinking, a commitment to reciprocity, and a sense of ethics at the core of all artistic practices. Our customized, professional International Artist-in-Residence Programs  https://www.arquetopia.org/residencies-general-info  are among the largest and most reputable worldwide. All of our multinational artist residency programs are unique, with an array of content anchored in local knowledge, critical academic perspectives, and a solid structure of collaborations with prominent cultural institutions, renowned experts, and notable artists. Our residency sites are located in four distinct cultural regions selected for their historical importance, influence and artistic contribution to the world: Puebla and Oaxaca in Mexico, Cusco in Peru, and Naples in southern Italy. Considering how dominant visual culture has contributed to the invention of Mexico, Peru, and Italy in popular imagination, at Arquetopia, we are constantly exploring local epistemologies and cultures […]

Riet van Gerven, curator SEA Foundation Tilburg/NL leads the artist talk with Hillside Projects (Stockholm/SE) on the occasion of their solo show “Memorial for the Lost” at DAS ESSZIMMER.

This summer, EGEU, an independent cultural space in Lisbon, is organising an exchange curatorial project with Galerie LADØNS, an off-space in Hamburg. This exchange will result in a one week residency program and exhibition at Gängeviertel about new media for artists based in Hamburg. We intend to use this cooperation to create a meeting point between the emerging artistic and non-commercial cultural scene of both cities, as well as support both young artists and independent projects in finding new artistic and curatorial paths. Conceptually, we are interested in working about new media, its language and delusion. You can read more about the proposal on our website. We invite anyone living in Hamburg and keen on reflecting about this subject to send us a proposal to [email protected]. Dates: – Submissions deadline: 13.06 – Residency: 26.07 – 02.08 – Exhibition opening: 07.08 Application requirements: – Portfolio – Project description Conditions: – All production costs should be covered by the artists – The artists don’t have to work with new media to apply, just to be interested in exploring the subject Location > Valentinskamp 39, Hamburg, Germany For applications > [email protected] View attachment: Project description

No fee! Unique solo-format online and print journal of fine art photography calls for interesting photo-art from interesting artists for its July 1 edition. Open theme, all genres and techniques, all career stages and pedigrees welcome. Dek Unu is not-for-profit, non-advertising, and never charges a fee to artists to submit. International publication in English. View attachment: Call for Submissions – July 2021 edition

Are you an art professional looking for a short-term accommodation in Amsterdam? P/////AKT has something to offer you: A  42  m² guest accommodation located above P/////AKT exhibition space in Zeeburgerpad 53 – 1019 AB Amsterdam. The accommodation consists of an open space with: – sleeping area (double bed and closet) – living area (double sofa/bed, table and chairs) – a small built in kitchen (cooking plate, fridge, washing machine, dry machine) – a separate bathroom with a toilet and shower and of course there’s wifi Costs: € 50,00 (excl. VAT) per night for 1 person. Extra person € 10,00 (excl. VAT) per night. One-time cleaning costs: € 25,00 (excl. VAT). Minimum stay: 3 nights. We apply special rates for stays of 15/30/60 nights. For more information about availability, please send an email to: [email protected] Please note: the accommodation is not part of a residency program.

The Medialab Prado cultural center joins MMMAD Festival with a new edition of ‘Programa la Plaza’, an open call that invites the entire digital art community to submit their proposals to exhibit visual ‘sketches’, programmed for the digital façade of Medialab Prado. With the collaboration of Creative Coding Madrid. Theme: Glitches and Alterations The glitch and error are part of digital creation. From programming errors to visual artifacts generated during image transmission, thee glitch constitutes a digital aesthetic that tries to generate tension on the clean image. The Medialab screen has physical glitches. Like any architectural element, it is affected by the passage of time. Many of its LED bulbs have died, and thus remain off or showing fixed or random colors. This call seeks pieces of digital art that work from glitch as aesthetics and concept. Taking advantage of the fact that the support itself generates a first approach towards error in the image, we invite artists to program the square with pieces that radicalize and dialogue with these new digital natures. How does it work? – Design and program your project on the programalaplaza platform (http://programalaplaza.medialab-prado.es/) – When ready, send it before May 23, 2021 – The creations […]

Curated by Tsering Frykman-Glen April 24th – June 4th 2021, Tangent Projects gallery. Opening Saturday 24th April, 12 – 2:30pm & 4:30 – 7:30pm. Everything we make to survive, including our bodies, comes under the label “low tech”. Bastard mortar is a traditional recipe that consists of mixing and reducing mortar with clay to improve its plasticity. In the world of ceramics, as in all things, there are purist beliefs regarding degrees of whiteness and a globalisation of accepted forms of construction. Within the context of “Construcción Bastarda”, we are following Mercè on a journey, an exploration of technological sovereignty. https://bit.ly/TP21CBMJM

Like in a perfect circle, I do return to the place where my first exhibition took place, Sineu. One of the many perceptible differences between those two biographical moments lies in the fact that I actually understand the role of the spectator as a participant in the work’s process. In a sort of symbiotic relationship, visitors will enjoy with the different works exhibited in Espai Sant Marc while they reinforce them with their experience. An appropiate way to understand my work is noticing the importance of code in it. I talk about code not only as technological scripting but as a meaning that is not going to be understood without taking in account the required elements. I believe spectators have a work to do putting together the different pieces that an artwork places in front of them. If not, they would only achieve an incomplete, although valid, experience, because that’s what we find day after day: multitude of codes that we use to replicate without understanding them, as the one singing the Quran phonetically. Even that, with the increase of technical complexity in my latests years’ projects, my opacity towards the spectators has lowered, as the enjoyment of them would return the efforts invested. Anyway, there are […]

EXHIBITION NO. 16 is a testament to the flexibility and resilience of our students to focus on their work and push through the challenges that face them. It is the celebration of a milestone that marks their journey into the  future of photographic arts. SPAO is proud to present this new generation of contemporary photographers and photo-based artists who are more ready than ever to engage in what lies ahead. 

We are inviting multimedia Artists worldwide to submit their work to our Virtual Art Exhibition Voices of Earth – A celebration of life on Earth! We strongly believe that as Artists we should use our creative mediums to inspire others, express feelings and to make statements about a topic that is close to our hearts. Share with us your creative vision on the beauty and/or the issues that our planet is facing and give Earth a Voice! Your art has a higher calling!​ WE WANT TO SEE YOUR WORK! All mediums accepted from artists worldwide! Prize: Virtual Art Exhibition, 5th June – 5th July 2021 Public Choice Award Winner £200 cash FREE to submit up to 4 artworks Selected Artists only pay a £20 Admin Fee Every entry helps to plant a tree! Apply Now via our website https://www.artfromheart.co.uk/voices-of-earth-submit​ ​

YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD ORCHESTRA  Join the interactive virtual performances: Youtube, Facebook, or website (www.charlottenewmusic.org) Performance Dates: April 18, 1:00pm ET May 2, 1:00pm ET May 16, 1:00pm ET May 30, 1:00pm ET June 13, 1:00pm ET Charlotte, NC ‒ Charlotte New Music announces the return of Your Neighborhood Orchestra with high-quality and visually engaging virtual performances. The performances are the product of diverse and inclusive collaborations between local composers, songwriters, and choreographers from many different genres. www.charlottenewmusic.org/yno “Your Neighborhood Orchestra will explore and interpret the original local sounds of Hip Hop, Pop, Rock, Latin, Soul, Bollywood, and more,” says Elizabeth Kowalski, composer & Executive Artistic Director. “It will be a snapshot of the original music landscape in the Charlotte area. In collaboration with the dance community, we look forward to sharing a meaningful experience with our audiences – crafted with resilience, passion, realness, love, and unity.” YNO serves as a bridge for the music community and its audiences, providing access and breaking barriers across the diverse landscape of musical artistry in our area. Due to the ongoing pandemic, performances will take place as a livestream series, freely accessible by everyone online. Each livestream includes YNO performances featuring two artists and behind-the-scenes […]

Virtual Opening – Memorial of the Lost The exhibition project by Hillside Projects – Memorial of the Lost – focuses on those who are so often forgotten and who have almost completely slipped out of view due to the COVID-19 pandemic. – Namely all those animals that belong to a species that is currently on the verge of extinction, because we are in the middle of the greatest extinction of species of all time, for which we humans are responsible. The exhibition can be visited starting Monday, April 12, 2021, from Monday – Friday by appointment only and the presentation of a negative Corona Quick-Test. Please arrange your appointment via: > eMail: [email protected] or > Tel.: +49 (0)228 538 766 12   Please join us for the Live Stream Opening of the exhibition: Thursday, April 15, 2021, 7pm View attachment: Press text – Memorial by The Lost

DUPLEX | Artists in Residence is an artist-run space, housing several studios, a residency program and a gallery, located in the center of Lisbon, in Graça neighborhood. Seeking to stimulate creative processes, experimentation and plastic production as well as the discourse that these dynamics originate, Duplex presents itself as a privileged territory for the coexistence of different artists, different ways of creating and different ways of thinking about the work of art and its context. Valuing advances and setbacks, valuing error, failure, and disruption as participants in contemporary praxis, the entire structure and functioning of the Duplex seeks, in addition to celebrating the final results, to bring the public closer to the conceptual and procedural richness of artistic creation. For resident artists and curators, Duplex residency program allows a quick insertion in the artistic community of Lisbon, offering the possibility, time and space to develop and show their work. With conversations, visits, discussions and monitoring of projects developed in residence, Duplex seeks to adapt to the interests and needs of each group of residents, working through open calls, but also accepting self-proposals. The residencies for curators are usually coordinated with the artistic residencies. ​ Location: Lisbon city center – between Bairro […]

Open Call for Photography – June 2021 Edition Dek Unu Magazine No fee to submit. Deadline: May 1, 2021 Unique solo-format journal of fine art photography calls for interesting photo-art from interesting artists for its June 2021 edition. Extended portfolio, artist image commentary, and in-depth interview in each edition, in print and online. Please see full details and submissions guidelines: https://www.dekunumag.com

Tangent Projects studios is now accepting applications for the second part of its studio residency programme for 2021.

Slipvillan aims to involve the artists-in-residence in public interaction, initiating both aesthetic and philosophical conversations, and they welcome a variety of artistic positions. Artist-talk, presentation or exhibition will be encouraged in connection to the stay. Slipvillan has housed cultural activities since 2007. The AIR began in 2020 and is open to international artists, curators and speakers as a working place for periods of one to six months. Duration: 1 to 6 months Cost: 3 300 – 6 300 Swedish crowns per month. Size of spaces: 19, 13 and 10 sqm. Housing with other provider Paid by artist Application guidelines: Send your to application to: air(a)slipvillan.org, including: a project description (maximum one page) about what you plan to do during your stay six examples of your work CV preferred period Send to: [email protected] Application to AIR at Slipvillan has a rolling deadline. We accept your application at any time. Slipvillan is following and adjusting to the official Covid guidelines.

The Border Art Residency, a non-profit organization affiliated with the El Paso Community Foundation, offers a selected artist a period of retreat for creative work in a living/studio space in the heart of El Paso, Texas. Resident artists are provided with a fully furnished living/working space, a monthly stipend of $600, and all utilities paid (except phone and Internet). The living space is a fully furnished 11 x 16’(Approximately) studio apartment. Through a newly formed partnership with Artstream, a transformative learning program supported by the El Paso Community Foundation, visiting border artists will be able to share their art and thinking process, and stimulate dialogue with learners in the El Paso area. Artstream collaborates with artists and participating schools or cultural organizations. It will help the residency artist connect to the El Paso community by sharing how they see, hear, and feel our experiences with empathy, criticality, and nuance. Artstream has worked with the El Paso Museum of Art, UTEP’s Centennial Museum and Chihuahuan Desert Gardens, Rio Bosque Wetlands Park, elementary schools, and well as the federal prison system.​ Selection is made by a panel of nationally recognized artists and arts professionals. Because the selection committee members are far-removed from […]

“Walking backwards” Two funded exhibition opportunities at SNEHTA – June & October 2021 The calls aim is to bring artists attention to past ideas and juxtapose those with our present condition. “Walking Backwards” was inspired by the Greek figure of the soothsayer Tiresias, appearing in Dante’s Divine Comedy. Soothsayers are fortune tellers, or people who claim to be able to predict the future. In Canto XX, Dante and Vergil encounter these souls, forced to walk with their heads for ever facing backwards. The calls aim is to bring artists attention to past ideas and juxtapose those with our present condition. In order to apply, artists have to complete the appropriate application, send their CV and Portfolio (10 pages max.), while paying a fee of 10 EUR and sending a proof of payment via email. Who are we looking for We are looking for emerging contemporary practitioners that will demonstrate a genuine interest in the social context of Athens and who can engage with it critically by challenging social norms and taboos. We are looking for creative practitioners who demonstrate elements of experimentation through their artistic practice. Applying artists should demonstrate an interest in the local community of Kypseli and maintain […]

The art project PASSAGE uses the temporary vacancy in the Kaiserpassage, in the center of Bonn, and turns it into a place for art that creates a new space of experience outside of opening times and familiar exhibition contexts. Friday March 26, 2021, from 7am on – start of the PASSAGE project in the Kaiserpassage in the center of Bonn. We start with: Schadenschnelldienst (2010), light installation by Gabriele Horndasch (Düsseldorf / GER) / Schnelltest (2021), site-specific video installation by Camenisch / Vetsch (Basel / CH) and paintings by Peter Kohl (AT) in cooperation with SZALCprojects, Bonn/ View attachment: Press Release PASSAGE

The situation is extremely grave…. I was sure that the second wave will definitely come but the scale and magnitude were beyond our imagination……. creativity gives us hope and courage to move on….. lets memorise the losses through creativity…….

The 5th edition of [Virtual] Open Studios is forthcoming and our Resident Artists are ready to show their work! Starting on Friday, March 19th 2021, the [Virtual] Open Studios will launch and remain available on our website until the 4th of April 2021. With this virtual edition, we want to keep supporting artists and help showcase their work both locally and internationally. The works seen here are the result of three months of creation and production at the GlogauAIR studios in Berlin as well as studios all over the world. In spite of their global dispersion, the resident artists at GlogauAIR have now come together and offer an immediate connection and direct engagement with creation for a wider audience. Friday 19th, March 2021 18:00h (CET) // Launching [Virtual] Open Studios // March 2021 Sunday 4th, April 2021 23:59h (CET) // Closure [Virtual] Open Studios // March 2021 Check our event on the website: March 2021

15 March – 18 April The term “liminal” comes from the Latin word līmen, meaning “a threshold” and it stands for something relating to a transitional stage of a process. Because of the current world situation, we are experiencing liminality as a collective, but also as individuals facing our private challenges and transformations. This constant need for adaptation creates opportunities for growth that could have never been imagined before. Once the threshold is crossed, there is no way back. Marija Brasnic is using the gallery window as a liminal space to show her mixed media installation, made of a mirror and plexiglass panels. The whole surface, including the window, is covered with an abstract drawing that is ever-changing, depending on the viewer’s perspective. The viewer is invited to constantly reexamine and adapt to what they see, including their reflection in the mirror.

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with Andrew Helton Spring 2021 | Virtual Program | 3/15/2021 – 4/24/2021 http://www.artslettersandnumbers.com/the-earth-of-part-two-a-moment-is-a-reckoning Why reelaborate today a concept of the archive? In a single configuration, equally technical and political, ethical and juridical?…No one ever renounces—and this is the unconscious itself—the appropriation of power over the document, over its detention, retention or its interpretation. -Jacques Derrida Reports that say something hasn’t happened are always interesting to me, because as we know, there are known knowns; there are things we know we know. We also know there are known unknowns; that is to say we know there are some things we do not know. But there are also unknown unknowns—the ones we don’t know we don’t know. -Donald Rumsfeld (on alleged weapons of mass destruction in Iraq) A moment is a rupture. It is a point at which the machinery (whether it’s time, domestic life, politics, civil obedience, work, health, etc.) we are all a part of breaks. Something becomes an object at the moment of rupture, when it is no longer (however briefly) a part of the machine. This is why moments become so important to us. It is a kind of freedom. A moment is a chance to feel as […]

BEST PRACTICE is pleased to announce a new show of works by Tecate-based artist Chantal Peñalosa. The exhibition will bring together current and past works in photography, painting, and video that broadly address the sociopolitical tensions that pervade the U.S./Mexico border through investigations of the mutual clime, shared firmament, and bifurcated landscape of this charged region. The camera is aimed at the sky to create photo diptychs that record the subtle shifts in cloud formations that happen in the time it takes to cross the U.S/Mexico border. A video records a performance work made on Avenida México, a street in Tecate, Baja California, that runs along the border between Mexico and the United States in which the artist assumed eye-level height with a USA border patrol truck parked on a small hill to survey the border by sitting atop the roof of a house. She first sits with her back to the truck and describes the scenery to it; she then turns to face the truck creating a one-sided dialogue with her action. Another video work reconciles a childhood memory of a colloquialism that explains, through myth, the phenomenon of condensation trails formed by the engines of aircraft “crossing the […]

Condemned to canvas, pencils, wood and words Lilo C. Karsten Rahulla Torabi Paul Hirsch Daniel Scheffel Four artists work with juvenile delinquents In September and October 2020, four artists from the Frankfurt artists’ association EULENGASSE worked with young offenders, a project developed in cooperation with the Jugend-Kultur-Werkstatt Falkenheim Gallus e.V. (JKWF). The art projects were carried out one after the other in their sculpture workshop in Frankfurt’s Gutleutviertel. Each artist worked with young people for up to six afternoons and was therefore available for the young people in addition to the artistic media of the sculpture workshop. The artistic works that the young people produced in the four sub-projects are presented and offered for sale in this exhibition in the EULENGASSE exhibition space in Frankfurt/Germany. A publication and a podcast series will accompany the exhibition. The project is part of »Participate NOW!«, the 2020 annual theme of the art association and exhibition space EULENGASSE.

March 8, 2021 (Intl Womens Day) 2pm PST Archival Content Report Instagram videochat shares archival content from past exhibiting artists of the PKULTRA franchise.  Examples of archival types include this Visual Art Source article: Rumi Koshino, “Some Songs Have No Words,” 2011, archival inkjet print on paper, installation view, dimensions variable Continuing through December 31, 2011 Rumi Koshino’s site-specific installation, Some Songs Have No Words, muses on the most salient features of Form/Space Atelier. Koshino’s paper pyramids echo the watery patterns of the gallery’s linoleum floor and its well-aged wooden steps. Form/Space Atelier is an odd venue: it’s dominated by a central staircase that quickly descends to a small, dead-end landing. Koshino’s series of small paper sculptures are constructed from digital photographs of the 1960s-era flooring and the shabby stairs. Turquoise pyramids sit on the floor, echoing and blending into the pattern of the linoleum. Rows of pyramids trail up the stairs, and as they do their pattern and coloring changes to match the color and texture of the stairs themselves. This quiet, well conceived installation uses transparent technique and execution to highlight the unusual architecture of the gallery. Step carefully, however, as the pyramids are not fixed to the […]

Unique solo-format online and print journal of fine art photography calls for interesting photo-art from interesting artists for its May 1 edition. Open theme, all genres and techniques, all career stages and pedigrees welcome. Dek Unu is not-for-profit, non-advertising, and never charges a fee to artists to submit. International publication in English. Please see the complete submission guidelines at https://www.dekunumag.com

CALL FOR ARTISTS “When I was a boy and I would see scary things in the news, my mother would say to me, ‘Look for the helpers. You will always find people who are helping.’” —Fred Rogers What type of world do we want to build for the future? Who are the Helpers around you? We are looking for performing and live art works from artists from all around the world to propose works around the theme The Helpers for Fringe 2022. There is no fee required to submit an application. Visit ​bit.ly/M1SFF2022app for more information and to download the application form. Festival dates: 12-23 January 2022

After a very successful first season, we are pleased to announce the second round of the Pilot Light Residency at Arts Letters & Numbers that will run until the end of May. The Pilot Light Residency was initially conceived as an antidote to the many restrictions that prevented us from running our usual programs as well as from the recognition that after many months in isolation, artists were in need of a change in context to connect to their creative endeavors. Today, we continue our efforts to provide creators with a space to work in while abstaining from scheduled programs, community events, communal dinners etc. Given our expansive quarantine procedure upon arrival, as well as, protocols for social distancing during the stay we are extending the residency program so as to accommodate as many artists as possible in the safest way possible. Participating artists in this program will be offered private accommodation and studio space for a reduced price of $250 a week. During this time each person will be fully independent, yet co-exist in shared spaces. PRIORITY At the moment, this program will only be offered to artists currently located within the US, who can arrive to ALN without […]

THIRD SHIFT is an annual festival of public contemporary artworks that takes place in Saint John, New Brunswick and online. THIRD SHIFT 2021 will take place from August 19 – 22, 2021. Theme: TRAVERSE When we are having these calls it is important that all applicants think about their relationship to the land; THIRD SHIFT offers an opportunity to re-imagine and engage with the natural and built environment in what we now know as Saint John. The land on which THIRD SHIFT takes place is the unceded and unsurrendered territory of the Wolastoqiyik and Mi’kmaq Peoples. This territory is covered by the “Treaties of Peace and Friendship” which Wolastoqiyik and Mi’kmaq Peoples first signed with the British crown in 1725. The treaties did not deal with the surrender of lands and resources but, in fact, recognized Indigenous sovereign title and established the rules for what was to be an ongoing, equitable, reciprocal, and respectful relationship between nations—a relationship that Third Space strives to uphold. We have an ongoing commitment to center Indigenous leadership and artistic expertise and we aim to foster meaningful relationships with Indigenous-led community groups through our festival. To learn more about Indigenous territories, treaties, and languages, the […]

Polyφοnic is a portal; an online sound-focused residency programme aiming to generate a growing network of performing artists.

Artist In Residence 2021  Petrohradská kolektiv announces an open-call for artists to participate in an international program, Artist in Residence, for the year 2021. The residential program is intended for active artists, creators, and theoreticians, who desire independence and want space and technical support for working on their projects. That’s what the Petrohradská kolektiv AiR program offers in the heart of a multi-genre cultural center in Prague. The goal of the program is creating an open platform for international artistic dialogue, interconnection of different cultures, and support for emerging artists working with diverse media. Residence is an opportunity for independent professional development, artistic exchange, networking, and experiments. Since accommodation and a studio are included, we prefer applicants from outside of Prague. The resulting outputs of the residences will be showcased in Jedna Dva Tři Gallery at Petrohradská kolektiv complex. The main theme of the exhibition program of the gallery for 2021 is Chaos, therefore we ask the applicants to take this into account when applying with their projects. Who are we looking for? Residence is intended for creators with an interest in creative sharing and participation in the field of Prague contemporary art scene. Prospective residents should introduce us concrete […]

We are pleased to announce our second call for artists and activists in concert with our call for scientific manuscripts. We invite you to join our efforts with this year 2021 call “Oceans on the rise” around the effects of climate change on the oceans. We welcome art works of all styles, artistic, artivist and activist initiatives, art & science collaborations and everything in between. More info at https://dear2050.org/open-call/

Mexico & Peru: All Residencies for Artists, Designers, Writers, Curators &  Art Historians (Programs With or Without Master Instruction) All Dates in 2021 / 2022 / 2023 Apply Now through Sunday, March 14, 2021. Spaces are limited. Residency applications are evaluated for selection as they are received vs. after the deadline has passed. Website: www.arquetopia.org/open-calls-deadlines E-mail [email protected] for more information. Founded in 2009, Arquetopia Foundation is an internationally established, award-winning nonprofit arts and cultural foundation with a social scope that emphasizes critical thinking through artistic practices. Our comprehensive, customized International Artist-in-Residence Programs are the largest and most reputable in Latin America, with an array of contents anchored in a solid structure of collaborations with prominent cultural institutions, renowned experts, and notable artists. We are invested in approaching art and art history with a critical perspective by understanding Mexico and Peru’s complexity in context and incorporating nuances in narratives and interpretation especially of the 3,000-year heritage of visual culture of these two countries. Our residency programs offer competitive professional opportunities for emerging and mid-career, national and international artists, designers, curators, art historians, art educators, writers, journalists, and cultural researchers age 20 and over. MEET OUR PAST RESIDENT ARTISTS: For profiles, feedback and testimonials from many […]

PHOTO IS:RAEL invites artists to take part in a unique 24 hour online Photomarathon. The works of 20 winners will be featured in a travelling exhibition during 2021. Additional prizes will be awarded to the top 3 artists. For over 40 years, photomarathons have seen great success in cities all over the world, although they are usually limited to a single municipal area. The limitations of the current times have inspired us to develop an online, international photomarathon which is open to participants from all around the globe. The first International Photomarathon will not focus on the physical spaces of a certain city, but on a topic which seems more fitting than ever – “Chaos”. We invite photographers, designers, artists and creators from all fields which use the language of photography as their tool, to engage in a creative and inspiring 24-hour exploration of various aspects of the “Chaos” theme.  CHAOS  “Chaos” represents opportunity, a way of contending with the uncertainty and ambiguity of a time and a world that is constantly changing. We invite you to embrace the chaos of our times and think of it as an engine for innovative, independent creation, a path to the re-examination of […]

STIFF – Student International Film Festival is now calling on all student and debutant filmmakers to submit their films for the 8th festival edition which will take place from 4th to 7th of November 2021 in Rijeka, Croatia. Works entering the competition program must be original, student-created films or debutants films of all genres: fiction, documentary, animation, and experimental films. All the works need to be up to 60 min in length and completed after the 1st of January 2018. The films must be in English or with English subtitles and must be submitted via FilmFreeway platform. The deadline for registration and delivery of materials is May 30th, 2021. STIFF festival accepts films of all thematic preoccupations, but this year special attention will be given to the BODY. We wish to broaden our understanding of corporeality in relation to the moving image by reflecting on the body of the author, the body of the film, the body of the viewer, and the body in the film. What is the relationship of a body with the moving image? How does culture inscribe meaning into bodies? Does our body connect us to the world or separates us from it? Have we overcome the body taboos? When is our body an instrument of knowledge, […]

Last week marked a quiet opening of “Through the Looking Glass” an outdoor art walk/exhibition in public space, organized by @est.art.foundation. This show brings together a collection of light and video based work illuminating the windows and alcoves of a defunct factory in the city of Leiden, Netherlands. “Through the Looking Glass” will screen nightly until March 7th. COVID rules apply. Doors remain closed. Just to be viewed by passers-by walking or cycling the “Singelpark”.  A gift to the city. Through the looking glass is about wonder and amazement, about awareness and seeing through. From outside to inside and, about light in darkness. Artists: Jos Agasi (Leiden), Anneke Bosma (Amsterdam), Barthel Brussee (Leiden), Sándor Hötte (Amsterdam), Sarah Klein (San Francisco), Mathias Krissmer (Freiburg) and David Kwan (San Francisco).

Onassis AiR invites applications for the second iteration of The School of Infinite Rehearsals: Movements V–VIII.

**please email [email protected] for all photos and brochure the hatch: the rabbit hole opens “the hatch”, a unique nano-residency opportunity, commencing april 1, 2021, london. open call deadline: march 1, 2021 spend up to 3 weeks in the magical loft of the rabbit hole’s headquarters, burrowed in one of london’s most inspiring and serene enclaves, directly on the regent’s canal, yet located in the heart of central london. over the past 12 years, the hatch has moved from new york city, to barcelona, to now london: this time to immerse in london’s global stage of artistic communities, and cultural programming. “the hatch” provides a key into the creative rabbit holes of London, and direct connections with the city’s artistic communities, venues, and cultural spaces. about the rabbit hole: founded in 2008 in new york city, the rabbit hole is a creative community numbering 3000+ in 56 countries. the residency program that bases its principals on deconstructing creative processes while establishing a new methodology called the rabbit hole method.™ the rabbit hole method™ is a process of inquiry developed by the collective, that extracts and distills from contemporary artistic practises, philosophy, mysticism, mathematics and dance. it includes the teaching of hazrat […]

Open call for exhibition “Beuys for Future ” 26.3.2021 – 4.6.2021, Deadline 14.2.2021: We call on artists to join Beuys perspective and submit works that address the climate crisis and the Sustainable Goals of the UN in the spirit of Joseph Beuys and address a sustainable future.

We are happy to inform you that our platform is now accepting submissions. Interested artists and curators who work with any medium are invited to share their art and ideas for projects. Collaboration with us may take the form of specific projects, including, but not limited to exhibitions and online residencies. We encourage applications from all, especially early-career artists, students, and recent graduates who would like to participate. We are very interested to hear ideas that offer to generate practices that question or challenge current models of placing art online. The theme can be anything the artist chooses to focus on. Your voice is the vital element of our foundation, we cannot wait to review your submissions and see your visions. Please send us your proposal followed by a portfolio or CV (if applicable), to [email protected] . We do not have a specific deadline, but submissions will be reviewed on a rolling basis and we will close the selection process once we reach capacity. We encourage you to submit your proposal as soon as possible. Application and collaboration with Art Dream Foundation are free of charge. Depending on the format and type of proposals being approved throughout the year, our team will proactively […]

HIER & JETZT: Connections (HUJ:C) is an exchange and residency program organized by artists for artists. The project calls upon international artists in exile who live in Berlin and seek a place for artistic production. The initiative, HIER & JETZT: Connections, defines exile as the involuntary loss of one’s social context and working environment in their country of origin for an uncertain period of time. The project is complemented by a series of lectures, workshops, and discussions held by artists, experts, and researchers in order to create a space for dialogue, mutual learning and understanding. Successful applicants are invited to work at B.L.O. Ateliers, in Berlin, for a period of three months. Additionally, a budget of 500 € is offered to each resident or group for production costs. Deadline: Sunday, February 28, 2021 Application’s Info in English – German – French

NOOSPHERE ARTS’ RESIDENCY AWARD ANNUAL DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 4 Dedicated to bringing art from elsewhere to New York, NOoSPHERE Arts’ international team of artists and curators keeps seeking new ways to accomplish our goal: to offer the U.S. audience access to current art from other countries and to bring creative people together for artistic cross-pollination and transnational collaborations. NOoSPHERE Arts’ current presentation platforms include Mothership NYC, a live-work space with a huge outdoor stage in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. Also founded and run by NOoSPHERE Arts’ director, this community of international creatives has a complementary mission: “to support and promote artists across multiple disciplines through residencies, public shows and collaborative opportunities; build sustainable transnational artist networks; and help retain creative forces in New York City.” In collaboration with the Mothership Crew, we are pleased to offer the annual grant program NOoSPHERE Arts Residency Award: Once a year, we provide a month-long residency free of charge to one talented international artist or curator. Selected by a committee of peers, the award winner will spend their time on board Mothership NYC developing a creative project for presentation to the NYC audience under the aegis of NOoSPHERE Arts. Disciplines: We are open to all media, but […]

Not-for-profit, non-advertising, Dek Unu Magazine calls for interesting art from interesting artists for its March, 2021, edition. Open theme, all photo genres and techniques are welcome; international entries are invited. Each edition, in print and online, features only one artist and includes an 11-image portfolio, artist commentaries on the images, and an in-depth interview. Each edition is promoted extensively via email, web, and social media. Please review the guidelines: www.dekunumag.com/submit. #fineartphotography #callforsubmissions View attachment: Call for Submissions – March edition

Artists. Musicians. Thinkers. Writers. Performers. Makers. Scientists. Architects. Dreamers. Arts Letters & Numbers is a place of creative urgency, a place to create new linkages and pathways of understanding in an interdisciplinary environment. It is a place where people come together to co-construct questions and works, of empathy, of ethics, of imagination. The Residency is a space for individuals or groups to create new works, while developing meaningful relationships with other artists. Artists are encouraged to pursue their individual creative endeavor with the freedom to shape your workspace in the historic Faith Mills complex. This Winter, between December and February, we are offering a limited number of people the opportunity to come to our Averill Park campus, to live and independently pursue their creative works. We recognize that after many months in isolation, people are in need of a change in context to connect to their creative endeavors. We call this program: Pilot Light, and it is an adapted version of our regular Residency program. The primary difference from our regular residency being the absence of programs, community events, communal dinners etc. Participating artists in this program will be offered private accommodation and studio space for a reduced price of […]

Unit 1 Gallery | Workshop is starting the new year with accepting applications for their Solo Residency (May-July 2021). All applicants are automatically considered for the Radical Residency® programme. The gallery is offering one artist access for three months to one of its spectacular 350 ft² (35m²) studio spaces, with both natural and professional lighting. Working above the gallery space, the successful applicant has the opportunity to network with artists, curators, collectors and the wider public whilst visiting ongoing exhibitions and events organised in the gallery. The residency programme also provides guidance and promotion through our channels and network, as well as the Solo Residency Exhibition organised in the studio space upstairs. Past resident artists are Marco Bizzarri, Los Bravú, Sarah Dwyer, Shinuk Suh, Sanne Vaassen, ubada muti, Solveig Settemsdal, Bianca Barandun, Thomas Garnon, Emma Corrall, Thomas Langley, Morgan Wills, Harrison Pearce and José Carlos Naranjo. We have been excited and delighted to see our residents move on to solo shows, awards, and further residency programmes Artists can apply to the Solo Residency programme with their portfolio (10 images of their work, bio, artist statement and cv). We are only accepting applications through our online system. We are not accepting direct applications via email. All Applicants […]

DISTANCE – Lacuna Festivals 2021 Deadline for applications: 31 March 2021 For this year’s Lacuna Festivals the theme is ‘Distance’, a suggestion from our creative community and one that feels globally appropriate for the current context of the year – DISTANCE The International Contemporary Art Festivals for Fuerteventura and Lanzarote will again (as in 2020) take place as LACUNA FESTIVALS, but over distance (due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic), using a range of online platforms including YouTube, ArtSteps, Flickr, Facebook and Instagram. There will be no physical festival or events this year and instead all exhibitions and events will take place digitally. This is just one of many reasons why the theme of DISTANCE felt so appropriate for this year. TO SUBMIT YOUR WORK FOR THE FESTIVAL – There are NO submission fees or other hidden charges, it is totally FREE to apply. We accept all submissions that relate to the festival theme. All creatives, artists, makers, designers, performers, writers, musicians etc are welcome to apply. The deadline for applications is 31st March 2021. How will you interpret the theme DISTANCE? Possible interpretations of the theme include (but are not limited to) : measurements of distance, the distance between two […]

InkMasters Cairns invites entries for its 5th biennial exhibition at Tanks Arts Centre in Cairns, far north Queensland, Australia. Open to international artists, this is a juried, non-acquisitive exhibition with total awards to the value of AU$24,000. The exhibition is part of our festival of all-things-print, InkFest. Works entered can be any print medium (or combination of media) in a range of formats including 3D works such as artist books. For full details, Conditions of Entry and Entry Form please visit http://inkmasterscairns.com.au/exhibitions Exhibition dates: 25 June until 25 July 2021

In 2020, reality shook. Opposing forces of slowing and momentum work simultaneously and warp the senses of time and space. As a result of our inability to perceive the present and plan the future, we are expected to adapt, to develop coping mechanisms, to break habits and paradigms – to a constant movement in a continuous present. For the 2021 exhibition season, we invite creators to submit proposals dealing with the idea of “Present Continuous” as an artistic interpretation or as an actual action resonating to the future. We want to present artistic trials centering on uncertainty as a guiding principle: Ideas that facilitate a system of internal rules and logic and that may influence the exhibition’s duration and meaning; proposals dealing with uncertainty in the exhibition’s space and duration context, encouraging live simultaneous occurrences both in the exhibition and in the virtual space. Recommended reading Proposals should be sent as 1 PDF file to [email protected] before February 20th, 2021. For more details and gallery space layout   The proposal should include: Project description and demonstration mean. Preferrable display period: (April-June / July-September / October-December) How the element of time will be manifested in the exhibition. How the gallery space […]

Well Well Projects in Portland, Oregon, is accepting entries of visual art that makes use of humor/comedy for a juried group show that will be on display in our gallery for the month of April 2021. All mediums welcome. Open to all USA based artists. www.wellwellprojects.com   What’s So Funny? We’re in it for the laughs, and not just the kind we let out because it’s all gonna be okay. Sometimes we laugh to break the silence, to calm our anxious nerves, sometimes the Lynchian absurdity of everyday life makes us laugh until we cry. It’s all good. This is an exhibition focused around comedy. We’re looking for work that hits the funny bone, maybe a good one liner, some slapstick. It can be absurdist, cute and playful, tragic to the point of comedy, obtuse, ephemeral, performative, and everything and anything in between. It’s just got to be funny. All submissions must be of actual artworks that are available from March 25 – April 25, 2021. All works must be exhibition ready. Applications due: March 1, 11:59pm (MST) Fee: $20 Apply via CaFÉ! Click here to be taken to this open call on CaFÉ Applications will only be accepted via […]

The ‘Post Box’  long term exhibition project creates international visibility and interaction between artists during the traveling restrictions of the Covid-19 pandemic. Artworks sent to the postbox of the Hypercube Space will be exhibited in a 105cm (W) x 170cm (H) x 33cm (D) public display window located next to the postbox itself. By hacking this advertisement display window, this idea engages with the art audience in the heart of central Lisbon, now home to a growing international community who have chosen the city as their home. This is in keeping with Hypercube’s manifesto to expand the notion of the artspace. Every month another international artist’s work will be selected and presented for a 4 week period as part of a rolling open call for submissions.   The Theme – “Connections”: The main theme of the Post box exhibition series is “connections”. The media and concept of the exhibition are open. Please pick the work that represents your practice best. Submitted work is required to be in an appropriate format for the display window such as fine-art print, photograph, painting, mixed media, intervention, and installation. Please ensure the work can be easily posted (e.g. foldable, rolled, boxed, etc.) Expensive shipment […]

GlogauAIR is very excited to invite you to our upcoming [Virtual] Open Studios December 2020. The 4th edition of [Virtual] Open Studios is forthcoming and the resident artists in Berlin and abroad are ready to show their work. From October to December of 2020, the last term of the year, we welcomed 10 international artists to our hybrid program holding physical events and activities and adapting those to the virtual world as well, in order to make use of the new opportunities in a constantly changing world. The exhibition will be on-line on our website, December 18th 2020 at 18.00h and will remain on-line until January the 3rd 2021. Visit our website to find more information on our current resident artists and GlogauAIR. Have a look at our Facebook event where we will shortly be announcing or program. // CURRENT RESIDENT ARTISTS // This presentation of Open Studios with photo, video, paintings, installations, performances, and audio contributions are the result of three months of intensive creation and production of the participating artists: On-site: Patrick Blenkarn and Montserrat Videla Samper (Canada) Sergio Femar (Spain) Rita Palma (Portugal) Hyunwook Park (Korea) Silvestre Preciado (Ecuador-USA) Tea Eklund-Berglöw (Sweden) MiCKi CHOMiCKi (France) Laure Winants […]

It is a project of pieces that aim to evoke the moment of despair that any person suffers when faced with a horrible situation. Reducing the drawing to the minimum expression, we approach a logo or an emoticon, the emoticon is a form of global communication designed to be understood by everyone, because this anguish is a universal feeling and thus the message is shared. It is not about sharing suffering or empathizing, but the theme of the exhibition is to translate a universal human feeling into an artistic work. These pieces work like a commercial sticker, they transmit all the information with the minimum resources. Please see Facebook event for more details.

The dreamideamachine resident is the new art space of the international online art magazine www.dreamideamachine.com which in parallel is organizing and promoting contemporary art exhibitions, performances, talks, seminars and publications. dreamideamachine is Media Partner of: LISTE Art Fair (Basel, on Regular basis from 2016), Platforms Project (Athens, on Regular basis from 2020- ), Art Paris (Paris from 2016- ), Yia 2016, Art Cologne 2017 (Cologne), Art Madrid 2020 and JUSTMAD 2020 (Madrid) and continue… Open Call for Winter/Spring 2020-2021 Residency period: 21 Dec 2020 -31 May 2021 Application deadline: January 31, 2021 dreamideamachine having organized performances in the Archeological Spaces of the Salamis Island the Summer of 2017, organizes now a series of online exhibitions, performances and texts focusing in the Archeological Spaces in the center of Athens and close to it. Athens and the surrounding areas are full of Archeological sites, which exist either in the city and the urban void, or in areas that are by the sea and are directly affected by the natural environment, like: The Temple of Poseidon at Sounion, The Temple of Aphaia at Aegina Island and of course the Fighters Tomb of the Naval Battle in Salamis Island. Areas located 50′-1:15’ from the […]

Gregory J. Rose                           Jennifer Homer-Hynes                Robert Reed   This exhibition highlights the efforts of GAP members. GAP members are known for and really good at trading frags (fragments of found material) by collecting them, putting them in envelopes and mailing them to other members throughout the world. The GAP member on the receiving end will then create an original work using the frags received in the mail. There are over 60 artist members in GAP from 17 countries. On view in Gallerie Renee Marie beginning in December 2020 (exact dates and times TBA).

Unique solo-format print and online journal of fine art photography calls for accomplished artists working in all photo genres, straight to strange, for its February 2021 edition. Dek Unu is an international, not-for-profit, non-advertising magazine that provides respectable, respectful publication and promotion to one artist per month online and in print. Each issue includes an extended portfolio, commentary, and an in-depth interview. Extensive promotion of each artist’s edition via web, email, and social media during the publication month. Deadline for February’s edition: January 1, 2021 Current edition: https://www.dekunumag.com Complete submission guidelines: https://www.dekunumag.com/submit Always solo-format, always open theme, and Dek Unu never charges a fee to artists to submit.

We are delighted to invite you to the online presentation of the publication connected to Matthias Aeberli’s (Basel/CH) current solo show If paintings were live pets, would you buy them more readily? Oder Bilderlügen haben lange Beine at DAS ESSZIMMER. Livestream: Thursday, December 3, 2020, 7 pm on our YouTube channel The publication is a collaboration with the renowned independent Art Magazine _957, founded an directed by Swiss artist Stephan Wittmer. The publication 110_in effigie_Titel für alles Mögliche (engl.: 110_in effigie_Titel for everything) will be presented by Matthias Aeberli and Stephan Wittmer, the latter will also talk about his Magazine project _957. The text that comes with the publication was written by the art historian Isabell Zürcher.

This Winter, between December and February, we are offering a limited number of people the opportunity to come to our Averill Park campus, to live and independently pursue their creative works. We recognize that after many months in isolation, people are in need of a change in context to connect to their creative endeavors. We call this program: Pilot Light, and it is an adapted version of our regular Residency program. The primary difference from our regular residency being the absence of programs, community events, communal dinners etc. Participating artists in this program will be offered private accommodation and studio space for a reduced price of $250 a week. During this time each person will be fully independent, yet co-exist in shared spaces.   http://www.artslettersandnumbers.com/pilot-light-residency-program  

Sjimmie Veenhuis (1984) creates transformative installations in which he uses everyday materials in their original form. At …ism project space, Veenhuis created a spatial installation in which he tests his work against the current reality. The installation ‘SPATIUM’ is directive, monumental, safe, formal and it makes optimal use of the given space and in-between space of …ism. Without denying his own language, material and art practice, Veenhuis investigates what exhibition-wise is still possible in a one-and-a-half-meter society.

Eye’s Walk Digital Festival is happy to announce an Open-Call for our upcoming project: Project Lazaretta: Digital Stories from the Old and New World. Eye’s Walk Digital Festival returns to the Lazarets of Syros and Corfu islands. We visit places that have been quarantine stations for travelers, prisons, places of execution or asylums and aim to explore the search for a better life and hope, which can flourish in the most adverse conditions. What do spaces tell us about the human condition? What unites us with the thousands of people who passed through the Lazarets of the world? We make this call to keep our tracks alive, to identify traces that make human experience unique and universal. “Project Lazaretta: Digital Stories from the Old and New World” is supported by the Greek Ministry of Culture and will be completed in two parts: Part A Digital culture platform of art work that draws inspiration from the lazarets of Syros and Corfu, focusing on the modern historical context of pandemic. Digital artists are encouraged to study and approach the history of Lazarets and especially those of Syros and Corfu. (Feel free to contact us for suggested study material.) Form: Digital & Video […]

An interdisciplinary artist residency in suburban upstate of İstanbul.

AADK Spain invites all artists and researchers who wish to work on the topics of body, territory and spatiality to participate in its Artist Residency Program. For this call, priority (not exclusive) will be given to intervention proposals developed in the landscape, conceived from any creative discipline (sound, performance, visual arts, architecture, agriculture or any other approach that is linked to the theme). Such interventions may be carried out in the natural or semi-urban area of Blanca. For those interested in working with the community of Blanca, please bear in mind that projects of less than two months will not be accepted. The ability of artists to establish respectful relationships with the inhabitants and to be willing to engage in trial-error processes will be fundamental for these proposals. Theoretical research projects of any scientific or humanistic discipline may be applied to this call, provided that they have the artistic practice as their object of study. The Artist Residency Program is carried out in Centro Negra, the current headquarters of AADK Spain located in the town of Blanca, Murcia. This program is a space for reflection and artistic research that encourages linking research with the historical, cultural and geographical context of […]

Scarecrow is a solo exhibition by Korhan Erel, originally to be viewed at TOP Transdisciplinary Project Space in Berlin, but now lives online due to the recent Covid lockdown in Germany. A scarecrow is a humanoid object that is placed in open fields to scare off birds or other animals to protect seeds and crops. It is a mute object, which stands alone in the middle of a field, to protect the land and crops. The project appropriates and reverses the mute scarecrow object into a sound sculpture, which speculates their presence in the borders of countries or private lands to question two main themes: neglecting of nature and non-human beings as well as centralizing human presence over nature; and migration politics and their unwelcoming strategies. Erel’s sound installation explores ‘the fear from the other’, both human and non-human, using sound emanating from an amorphic, absurd sound-sculpture built using ready-made objects that one can easily procure. This speculative approach is a critique of both conventional methods of scaring animals, positioning humankind over nature and hate speech toward migrants and the other. The three-channel sound composition is based on field recordings, designed sounds and an unknown language consisting of made-up words […]

Exhibition dates: 15.1.2021 – 12.3.2021 https://gg3.eu/en/1-5-degrees/ The 1.5-degree target is understood to mean the goal of limiting the man-made global temperature increase due to the greenhouse effect to 1.5 degrees Celsius by 2100 from the level before the start of industrialization. Almost all the states of the world have signed a treaty with the Paris Convention, according to which they intend to make efforts to achieve the 1.5 degree target. Climate researchers doubt that we will reach this goal, we would already be at 2 degrees. There is a lack of political will. Fridays for Future are fighting to keep the contract. What has to change to reach the goal? Researchers have developed scenarios that show ways. For example, the price of CO2 increases to 100€/ton. Renewable energies like wind power, solar energy are used instead of fossil fuels. We humans live well and in a climate-friendly way. Which pictures do artists create on this topic? We are looking forward to your exciting submissions! Open-call In a public call for entries, we invite artists to submit contributions for the above described theme for a group exhibition in our exhibition spaces. Disciplines: object, sculpture, installation, photo, painting, drawing, printmaking, video with […]

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! OPEN CALL ALERT ! There is one month left to apply for 2021 Residency at GlogauAIR! Visit our website for more information on the program and to know how to apply. Join us in our 3 or 6 months residency and take your time and space to research, create, produce and present your work, alongside with other talented artists and in the lively atmosphere of Berlin! Remember, deadline is on the 30th of November 2020! https://glogauair.net/apply/residency/

Tangent Projects studios is now accepting applications for its studio residency programme for 2021. First round of residencies will be January 18th – April 16th. Application deadline: November 29th 2020. As a not-for-profit cultural association Tangent Projects is artist-driven and focused. We provide fair-priced, comfortable studio spaces for artists to work in a creative and dynamic environment, whilst also connecting and engaging with others working in the arts, both locally and globally. Adjoined to Tangent Projects gallery, the studios are an integral part of a growing and active network of art workers.

ADAPTATION, RETELLING: Walter Benjamin claimed that “story telling is always the art of repeating stories”. Stories repeated around the fire, passed on and amended through generations. Stories made into other stories, plays, poems, films. Adaptation as repetition or retelling; as translation or interpretation; as remaking for changed circumstances; as context shifting. Linda Hutcheon writes against negative conceptions of adaptation in A Theory of Adaptation. For her, adaptation is “repetition, but repetition without replication”, and “always involves both (re)interpretation and then (re)creation”. We invite submissions that consider ideas of adaptation for our Issue 8, Please submit via our email address [email protected] with ‘Submission, [your name, work title]’ as the subject heading, and use WeTransfer for large files. If you have a question, include ‘QUERY’ in the subject heading. Include a brief description of the submission (no more than 100 words). Limits: 1000 words for text 40 lines for poetry 5 images (unless part of an image series with minimal text) Audio-visual submissions (including music and film) are recommended up to 4 minutes, but may be accepted up to 10 minutes.

Self Reflections January 15 – February 26, 2021 Virtual and Physical Exhibition Deadline to enter: November 26, 2020   The Call for Entry:  The Foundry Art Centre in Saint Charles, Missouri is seeking submissions for “Self Reflections” an exhibition asking all artists how artists reflect on themselves and create self portraits? Whether it’s through abstract expression, photography, sculpture, or traditional portraiture, we want to see how artists recognize themselves in their work and portray themselves to others. Open to all mediums, this exhibition will feature works that explore the world of  portraiture in classic and nontraditional forms both online and physically in our gallery space. All two and three dimensional work will be considered for this physical and virtual exhibition.    Juror: Natalie Baldeon is a Visual Artist and Educator living in Saint Louis, MO. She received her Bachelors of Fine Arts from The University of Central Florida in 2008, and her Masters of Fine Arts from Washington University in 2012. She has exhibited her work locally and regionally at venues such as the St Louis Artist Guild, Arcade Contemporary Projects, and the Millitzer Gallery. In 2017 she was the Visiting Instructor for ‘Drafts in Gesture’ at the Pulitzer Arts […]

After a long, long COVID-19 quarantine, Warehouse 4726 and our fellow artists are ready for a little social distanced community engagement! We’re opening our doors and letting in the fresh (hopefully cooler) October air for our first Open Studio of the fall! Come see what we’ve worked on these past few months – the artist community has been really, really busy! We ask that you wear your mask and maintain social distancing for safety and comfort – and we can’t wait to see you and hear what you’ve been up to these past few months, too!

Studio Baustelle ist ein Künstler*innen Kollektiv in Neukölln. Wir veranstalten Workshops, Ausstellungen, Talks und Kunstauktionen. Wir sind in Neukölln angesiedelt und nehmen an verschiedenen Kunstfestivals wie 48h NK, Offene Ateliers (Werkstadt e.V.) und LA Connect teil. Wir sind eine Gruppe von 4 Künstlerinnen aus verschiedenen Genres (Fotografie, Grafik und Malerei). Unsere Idee ist es Künstler*innen zu vernetzen und zeitgenössische Diskurse anzuregen. Wir unterstützen internationale und regionale Kooperationen. Wir versuchen die Diskurse und das Erleben von Kunst so offen wie möglich zu gestalten und Barrieren zu überwinden. Studio Baustelle Current – Contemporary Occulture Diese Ausstellung hebt Werke von Künstler*innen und Okkultist*innen hervor, die in der aktuellen Okkultur in Berlin-Deutschland und Malmö-Schweden aktiv sind. Vernissage 16. Oktober 19-22 Uhr 17. Oktober 15-19 Uhr 18. Oktober 15-19 Uhr 19.-23. Oktober nach Vereinbarung Finissage 24. Oktober 17-21 Uhr Ausstellende Künstler*innen: Annsofie Jonsson Christian Ermel Ewa Lidtke Hagen von Tulien Tobias Pettersson Was ist Okkultur? Der Begriff soll von Genesis Breyer P-Orridge in den 1980er Jahren geprägt worden sein und ist eine Kombination aus den Wörtern “okkult” und “Kultur” und beschreibt etwas, das sowohl kulturell als auch okkult/spirituell ist. Okkultur kann auch als der Raum zwischen Kunst und Magie beschrieben werden. Der Raum, in dem […]

Image change: another, new hanging with help by the audience Friday 16.10.2020, 7pm (2 places left) Friday 13.11.2020, 7pm Saturday 12.12.2020, 3pm – only by appointment ([email protected]), a limited number of seats – (mask required)   We are delighted to present the solo exhibition If Paintings were live Pets, would you buy them more readily? Oder Bilderlügen haben lange Beine by Swiss artist Matthias Aeberli (Basel) at das Esszimmer. His method of sampling – content- and formal-wise – can be viewed as a visual experimental arrangement that revolves around the one question: „How does an image become an image?“. This image survey or image research runs throughout Matthias Aeberli’s entire oeuvre.

(ESP, English below) Comisariada por Margot Cuevas & Gabriel Virgilio Luciani 16 de octubre – 11 de noviembre, Tangent Projects gallery. La segunda ley hermética de la alquimia, as above so below (tanto arriba como abajo) busca evidenciar un intercambio dialéctico, coral y polifónico entre varios estados potenciales que puede tener toda entidad. Hay semejanzas, ecos y reflejos matéricos, esotéricos y mesotéricos que resuenan justamente como las metáforas resuenan con su sujeto de interés. Entre el estrato de existencia y percepción de arriba y el de abajo residen miles de mutantes y ciborgs; productos de ficción y fusión. Este entremedio se constituye por un simulacro que parece pero no es, que desobedece un anclaje fijo en la veracidad. Either but neither (ambos pero a la vez ninguno). Este fenómeno aparentemente paradójico es lo que genera un mareo muy peculiar: un horror existencial hacia lo ambiguo, indeterminable, invertido, lo que recuerda a pero no lo es. Nos encontramos así ante lo que se llama Postmodern Vertigo, un pánico, una dislocación sensorial y de la propia estructura que sustenta nuestra realidad. No es un rechazo a la realidad o a su existencia, ni tampoco una negación de nuestra existencia como sujetos. Es […]

OPEN CALL 2021 | Annual Grant Residency Program ZARATAN AIR DEADLINE | From 15th October to 15th November, 2020 (24H00) ELIGIBILITY | Emerging and professional artists, performers, musicians, curators, writers and other cultural agents are eligible to apply. The residency program is designed for international artists – or national artists residing abroad – for the development of artistic projects, individual or collective. Zaratan defends a multidisciplinary and experimental attitude, where all the areas and the languages of the artistic expression are considered. DURATION | 4 weeks GRANT | Once a year Zaratan offers a 4 weeks residency grant, which covers the studio and accommodation fees for one artist selected through the applications process. THE OPEN CALL IS NOW OPEN FROM 15th OCTOBER TO 15th NOVEMBER, 2020. ABOUT ZARATAN AIR | Driven by the desire to intensify and exchange knowledge with artists through creative and productive practices, in 2015 Zaratan announced the promotion of an international art residency. Our goal is to mix experienced artists with emerging artists and give them the possibility to bring their work in an experimental context through exchange and collaboration within the local network. The artists-in-residence at Zaratan are given the opportunity to develop a project over a fixed period of time, and to reflect and […]

An Global Art Project Exhibition that includes work from the FRAG exchange project, which is an ongoing project from this collaborative collective representing 17 countries and over 50 members. This exhibition is housed in a beautiful gallery space in Madrid, Spain, known as Casa de Cultura de San Lorenzo. Curated by GAP founder and artist, Carl Heyward, and facilitated by Isabel Ruiz Peridiguero, this exhibition will open to the public during a celebratory festival in Madrid on Friday October 9th, 2020.

an exhibition of works from GLOBAL ART FRAG PROJECT created via the exchange of collage, and assemblage materials, starts, suggestions, discards and ephemera between members of GAP, an international collaborative cooperative of more than 60 members working in 17 countries. The exhibition includes results of the Frag Exchange Project as well as works created collaboratively in GAP residencies, (Italy, Mexico, Senegal) during collaborative studio sessions in Belgium and California as well as examples from the GAP artists’ book series DISLOCATIONS all originating from frags (fragments) and developed into original works by the recipient in several of the myriad ways in which collaboration processes can be manifest allowing investigation into new ways to create; eliminating preciousness and attachment that connects artists in ways that might otherwise not exist.

Open-call for a contemporary art co-curator (flexible part time) at UCA Projects, Athens. Requirements: . in tune with UCA projects’ principles . Athens GR resident . 40< . proficient in English . team player . dedicated . thirsty . efficient . in tune with UCA projects’ principles CV & curatorial statement → [email protected]

OPEN CALL FOR ART STUDENTS Show us projects that combine different materials in unique and interesting ways. Win prizes from Modulor to choose from their huge selection of professional art supplies and get featured in ArtConnect’s Magazine as well as Modulor’s own magazine for creatives. How do materials inspire you and enter into your artistic process? What combinations of materials excite you? Show us projects that you think combine materials in fascinating ways. This open call is created especially with the new school year in mind and is open to students registered at art schools in Europe. Projects may be either digital or analog as long as they incorporate and highlight at least two materials in combination or juxtaposition. We want to make it possible for you to take some risks and experiment with new materials and that’s why we developed this open call together with Modulor. AWARDS 1 x First prize winner will receive: 1 x 150 euro voucher redeemable at Modulor’s online store 2 x Runners-up will receive: 1 x 50 euro voucher redeemable at Modulor’s online store All three projects will be: Featured in ArtConnect Magazine Featured in Modulor’s Online Magazine Have their work shared on both […]

These are uncertain times for young artists. That is why …ism project space makes room for three starting artists who have finished art academy this summer. Werner van der Zwan, Ruben Golstein and Eva Sigurðardóttir are educated at three different academies but all work site-specific. The artists met at ..ism and will work together for a few weeks within the space to complete the exhibition. In this way they are in dialogue with each other as well as with the specific spatial possibilities of …ism. The artists are lost in a one way space…

>> Opening: Friday 18.09.2020, 6 – 9pm and Saturday 19.09.2020, 1 – 5pm presentation by Matthias Aeberli Friday, 7 pm / Saturday, 4 pm We are delighted to present the solo exhibition If Paintings were live Pets, would you buy them more readily? Oder Bilderlügen haben lange Beine by Swiss artist Matthias Aeberli (Basel) at das Esszimmer. His method of sampling – content- and formal-wise – can be viewed as a visual experimental arrangement that revolves around the one question: „How does an image become an image?“. This image survey or image research runs throughout Matthias Aeberli’s entire oeuvre. The current exhibition at Das ESSZIMMER tries to fathom whether a lie is an inherent component of every painting, or if there can exist paintings that do not lie. Thereupon the provocative and confusing exhibition title is referred to. Aeberli’s sampling method and image research is incorporated into the exhibition concept in diverse ways. Thus, during the opening days, the artist will browse through a section of his numerous sketchbooks as part of a presentation – simultaneously projected and recorded, so that the sketchbooks will also be present during the exhibition. The front, street-side exhibition room becomes a Schaulager, where every […]

GlogauAIR is very excited to invite you to our Open Studios from the 18th to the 19th of September 2020 (on-site event). After we had to move this event, showcasing the work of our artist in residence on-line this year in the light of recent events, we are looking forward to welcome you back through our doors at Glogauer Straße 16, 10999 Berlin. The virtual format will however remain in parallel throughout October 4th 2020. It will allow us to keep artists professionals and art enthusiast from all over the world connected. // PROGRAM // Friday 18th September 18 – 22h On-line & On-site Open Studios // Resident Artists Project Space // Berlin Guest Resident Saturday 19th September 14 – 19h On-line & On-site Open Studios // Resident Artists Project Space // Berlin Guest Resident // CURRENT RESIDENT ARTISTS // The Open Studios present the work of 8 international artists, who worked in our residency space as well as abroad in the last three months. These artists have created art in various mediums and have explored a broad range of subjects and ideas which we are looking forward to present to you. On-site: Clara Gross Rosalind Holgate Smith Maria Kubysh […]

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Mycophilia is a residency for artists who want to learn more about mushrooms. The residency will involve daily excursions into forests, biology laboratories, collections and farms with guidance by the knowledgeable people who work there. Outline: You are invited to give an artist talk to introduce your practice to the group (talks) Wild mushrooms of the Gatineau Forest (foray) Photograph spores with Scanning Electron Microscope and dissecting microscope (lab visit) Lichen of the Chelsea Cemetery (foray) Foraging fungi for food and color (foray) Mycology in contemporary art (lecture) Spore printing and microscopy (workshop) Fungal tree relationships (Lecture on Mycorrhizae) Visit to a research laboratory to learn about plant/fungi signaling Ottawa Mycological Circle collection and identification (foray and study group) Fungal DNA sequencing with the Museum of Nature (lab visit) Biosonification of live mushroom cultures in the lab and the field Visit to the Canadian National Mycological Herbarium Visit the Shiitake Grove at the Forest and Farm

https://hyperdome.xyz/opencall/ HYPER FORM International 3D Modeling Competition | Deadline 5th of November 2020 1st Prize: 500€  | 2nd Prize: 250€  | 3rd Prize: 150€ LAPSUS Art Space and Laboratory is launching an International Abstract 3D-printable Sculpture Competition for artists under 35 in order to stimulate creativity in a digitized reality. The theme is Hyper Form, alluding to nonphysical and dynamic space, based on the simultaneity of plans and events in hyperreality – a dimension where the real and the fictional blend, or, as described by Jean Baudrillard “the generation by models of a real without origin or reality”. In the context of the COVID-19 pandemic the digitized world becomes the world of communication, while sculpture, one of the most earthly of the arts, has the challenge to become fluid by digitization. Our open call wants to give a chance to young artists, 3D modelers, art and design students around the world to express their visions of hyperreality, seeing it both as a means and as a space to work within. The sculpture should function both as something generated and imagined in hyperspace, between the digital and the real – an object which becomes real only by way of its contradictions. Send your sculptures as […]

This exhibition presents a reflection on the transposition of choreography in contemporary art works and methods through photography, sculpture, video, and performance. The dancing body occupies a central place in this show, where the potential of movement is explored in visual art.

The influential Viennese media artist Peter Kogler shows the installation EYES ONLY, for which he also uses a 3D LED fan for the first time. The artist, who participated in the documenta IX in Kassel in 1992, is internationally renowned for his computer animations, video projections, and illusionistic as well as real spatial labyrinths that animate and redefine architecture. Using computer-set, digitally printed paper webs and a projection generated by a 3D LED fan, Peter Kogler transforms the whole gallery space into a showcase of so much attraction. Curved lines along the walls, ceiling and floor strive towards a hologram-like, free-floating eye, which, like the human one, is constantly in slight motion. The overall picture appears like a modern icon, which triggers a wide range of associations in the viewer, ranging from the illusion of the private sphere, through the public Big Brother level to the meta-level of the divine eye.

This was a sculpture project that has been transformed into scenic action. It has as its origin the history of the spoking sculptures of Rome. Pasquino is the nickname the Romans gave to a very dilapidated sculpture from the 3rd century BC found in Rome. The inhabitants of 1501 began to use this sculpture to hang on them writings against the power that daredto say what they were silent as dangerous, from which the word “pasquín” becomes. J.Cera shows us a video of the project: “Conversations with Pasquino”, a scenic piece that will be represented by holograms where Pasquino’s character recovers his own voice to tell the artist that he is about to announce the end of the story and that she must sing the lullaby of awakening. Joana Cera is a multidisciplinary artist which hybridizes its means of production and hers methodologies with a high formal and conceptual intensity; sculpture, video, drawing and installations, are the available media for hers creativity wich is lately developed in long research periods unrelated to the combustion of the artistic scene. She has worked with art galleries as; Ana Mas projects (Barcelona-Puerto Rico), La caja blanca (Palma de Mallorca), La casa amarilla (Saragossa) […]

‘Carta Bianca’ OPEN CALL We are seeking new contributions to our magazine publication in the form of short texts and experimental writing as part of our fall series: “Carta Bianca”. We are looking for writing that reflects the shared experiences and knowledge spurred by 2020, asking what comes next for us. We strongly encourage submissions that are curious and critical, reflecting new ways of producing, collaborating, and forming solidarity. – Space52 non-profit art space announced an open call for artworks produced in quarantine in March 2020, selected by an international panel of curators. The Quarantine Exhibition received 445 submissions from all over the world and resulted in a catalogue consisting of 60 artists’ works and written reflections. The catalogue is now available at the National Museum of Contemporary Art bookstore in Athens and is available online on our website store. Submission at [email protected] / Att: Ariana Kalliga, until 1st Oct 2020.

September Art Lab Monday 7 September, 8pm Presenting: Jonathan Britten, Marigold Hodgkinson & Stuart Mel Wilson Join Zoom Meeting https://us04web.zoom.us/j/75290096115?pwd=UzJreVcrTDQzTkh5R04vbXFiTlBJdz09 Meeting ID: 752 9009 6115 Passcode: 0mZcy6 Jonathan Britten Jonathan Britten currently resides in Bronte country on a beautiful patch of green belt. He has been creative for over 30 years since his teens and has worked experimentally across many media including painting, music creation and production, wood and stone carving, crafting. His practice is less commercially driven and more internally motivated to make sense of the world which has never been stronger than at this time. His work has been described as ‘mystical’, ‘magical’, ‘spiritual’, ‘colourful’, ‘weird (but in a good way)’. Jonathan creates concepts with striking & contrasting colourwork, aiming to create aesthetically energetic artworks with an organic feel, hoping that the viewer find a pleasing resonance within them. Marigold Hodkinson Marigold Hodkinson’s site-Specific projects engage with the environment often in movement generated by the ‘Element’s ’ unpredictable effects of wind, water, light and shadow and reflection. ‘Floating installations’ staged in moat, river and lake: ‘Wind’ activated sculpture overlooking the sea: ‘Reflection’ used as a shifting mirror or screen. Marigold is based in London and Warwickshire. https://sculptors.org.uk/artists/marigold-hodgkinson Stuart […]

Global Art Project and Curator Carl Heyward, GAP member and co-curator Ron Weijers and 10dence Gallery, The Netherlands, Present CrossingBorders, U.S.A. at Jennifer Perlmutter Gallery – featuring work by members of Global Art Project (GAP). GAP, the international collaborative collective drawn from the culturally diverse 60 member group in 17 countries, come together in one gallery space to illustrate their individual artistic vision of what it means to Cross Borders. Not only physical borders set by governments and geographical locations throughout the world, but emotional, philosophical and personal borders as well. This exhibition includes elements from the first installment of CrossingBorders, which took place in Ghent, Belgium in 2019 (pre-pandemic) at Campo-Santo. This is the first time this expansive show comes to the United States. Curator Heyward has added new works by new artist members to GAP.

An invitation to view CrossingBorders USA offering interpretations of the personal, social, political or cultural barriers and limitations that bind, confound or limit expression, freedoms and growth from GLOBAL ART PROJECT, an international collaborative collective of 60 multidisciplinary artists working out of 17 countries meeting the challenge of art practice in an uncertain environment. We look forward to sharing a unique 3D Virtual Tour experience of the exhibition as well as welcoming you physically into the gallery. What Borders are YOU Willing to Cross? CrossingBorders an exhibition of works by members of Global Art Project, an international collaborative collective with over 50 members from 15 different countries. Exhibition concept: The Borders are wide, various, concrete and philosophical, offering an illusion of safety and definitive organization of reality ignoring the shifts in need and agendas at play at any given time on the international stage and the internal stage. Borders as a theme not defined, but implied. The obvious way to look at Borders is as it relates to geographic demarcation and socio-political implications, the artists in this exhibition take it one step further; Borders that confound and limit us personally; Borders to be psychologically challenged, broken through and/or accepted. Risk […]

The scheme ›Something that can only be seen in faint outlines, not clearly visible‹ Jörn Budesheim Barbara Bux Daniel Scheffel From September 1st to 20th, 2020, the artist Barbara Bux and the artist Daniel Scheffel – both from Frankfurt / EULENGASSE exhibition space – will exhibit together with the Kassel artist Jörn Budesheim in kunstbalkon (art balcony) in Kassel, Germany. The exhibition “Der Schemen” is part of a cooperation between kunstbalkon and EULENGASSE. For decades kunstbalkon has maintained a lively exchange with artists and galleries from all over the world who are invited to Kassel and who in turn invite artists from kunstbalkon. In 2020 there will be another collaboration with the art association EULENGASSE from Frankfurt. For this collaboration, two exhibitions are planned in Frankfurt and Kassel, each with three artists: In Frankfurt, the artist Andrea Blumör, as the representative of EULENGASSE, welcomes Margrit Gehrhus and Jörn Budesheim from the Kassel art balcony from October 8 to 25. Under the title “All colors paint black”, the exhibition uses aesthetic means to deal with current social issues. The exhibition is curated by Vládmir Combre de Sena M.A. Before that, the artist Jörn Budesheim ›welcomes‹ the two representatives of EULENGASSE Barbara […]

An interdisciplinary artist residency in suburban upstate of İstanbul.

Applications are now open for GlogauAIR´s on-line Residencies starting in October 2020 until December 2020. Deadline: September 13th 23h45 (CET), 2020 Where: On-line Duration: starting 1st October 2020 and finishing 30th December 2020. Residency Fees: Open Studios, Program and Technical Support Fee  300 € / monthly (for the three months Residency)   The non-profit organization GlogauAIR offers an online residency program starting 1st October 2020 and finishing 30th December. GlogauAIR’s on-line Residency 2020 is open to all nationalities and art disciplines. We organize activities and exchange projects in collaboration with other institutions as well as the Open Studios, where GlogauAIR opens its virtual doors to art lovers and enthusiasts, inviting them to virtually visit the studios of contemporary artworks from different countries across the world. The works seen in the event are the result of three or six months of intensive creation and production at the GlogauAIR studios as well as studios all over the world. In spite of their global dispersion, they now come together and offer an immediate connection and direct engagement with creation for an international audience. We look forward to bringing artists together on-line: to discuss, work, collaborate, and be engaged and inspired. The program will include curatorial support, regular group meetings, talks by experts and workshops. The artists […]

Now accepting submissions for The Concern. a magazine. issue 3. Email hi res jpegs or pdfs of image based work, word docs (preferred) of text based work to: theconcernnewsstand (@) gmail by October 1, 2020. The magazine will be 8.5” x 11” in size. This year has proven our concerns are through the roof, there are too many to count. What are you concerned about, it can be a societal issue, a personal issue, small, big, general, detailed? It is open ended. Submissions will be curated into the magazine; unfortunately not all will be able to make it. Those who have a piece in the final issue, will receive a free copy mailed to them, plus a generous discount on multiple copies. See Issue 2 for more details.

Fall & Winter 2020 | September – December 2020 | Virtual Program Musicians in any genre, working at any level from amateur to professional, are invited to join this welcoming community where we’ll learn by doing. Join in with your voice or your instrument (and feel free to mute your own singing/playing) as Michael Harrison shares the Kirana lineage of Khayal singing he learned from his Gurus Pandit Pran Nath, Ustad Mashkoor Ali Khan, Terry Riley and La Monte Young, as well as teaching one of Hazrat Inayat Khan’s compositions. Together, we’ll experience the basics of raga, from structural principles to the building blocks of basic rhythmic cycles, improvisation, and ways of combining raga with Western musical approaches. Elizabeth LatifaNoor Anderson will also teach weekly practice sessions to assist everyone in learning and practicing. Come explore the beauty and the techniques of raga in this nurturing environment, and learn how these rich traditions can illuminate your own musical voice. Director The Program will be directed by composer and pianist Michael Harrison, a recurring Music Program Director and Visiting Artist of Arts Letters & Numbers. Application Deadline Enrollment in program is open until September 1st, 2020 Duration of Program 75-minute classes will […]

Curated by Carl Heyward at Gallerie Renee Marie, Benicia, California. On view through October 31, 2020. Despite our continuing troubles with COVID-19, artists are still working to interpret the world and their responses to it. And even through the many barriers that now, unfortunately, must exist, artists are still finding ways for the public to see their work. Once again, curator Carl Heyward has brought another excellent show to Gallerie Renee Marie. By appointment, the public is invited to visit this wonderful exhibition. The show features the photography of Oakland based multidisciplinary artist and poet Brian Auerbach. The main room of the gallery showcases Auerbach’s interpretive photographs debuting in the show. The intimate gallery is arranged in the ground floor space of one of Benicia’s historic homes, and Heyward has placed works of several Benicia based artists that compliment Auerbach’s ‘Obliterant’ theme in rooms adjacent to the main space. Auerbach captures heart grabbing images of graffiti, rust, painted marks, and advertising copy. Through digital manipulation, he alters and blends these fragments with images taken from nature. Auerbach makes powerful use of the color red in several especially effective pieces; and presents movingly mysterious images of dusk and the not-quite-seen things […]

Last days of the extended exhibition “Die Relation der Unschärfe” by the artist Michael Graeve (Melbourne) lie ahead. Until the 15th of August 2020, we still offer you the possibility to visit the exhibition during our current opening hours Thursday + Friday 3 – 6:30 pm or by appointment. We look forward to seeing you soon. Stay healthy and updated about our upcoming exhibitions on our website and social media channels. Instagram: das_esszimmer Twitter: das_esszimmer www.dasesszimmer.com  

Arts Letters & Numbers is a place of creative urgency, a place to create new linkages and pathways of understanding in an interdisciplinary environment. It is a place where people come together to co-construct questions and works, of empathy, of ethics, of imagination.

Solo exhibition by media artist Won Moon, looking into the great narrative of history, society, culture and geography and the layers of micro history, society, culture, and geography, we are given today. Salt, blood and soil symbolize “resurrection (survival),” “sacrifice (vulnerability)” and “territoriality” respectively. Won Moon works across installation, performance, and video. In her practice textiles are often presented as a medium.

Join us for a 3 or 6 months art residency in the heart of Berlin!Centered on the principles of explore, create, and exhibit, the residency program offers the use of a studio space in a historic building in Berlin and a base in Kreuzberg from which to explore and discover the creative side of the city.

CALL FOR ENTRIES Founded in 1976, Touchstone Gallery, Washington, DC is seeking entries for an international online juried show “Us: What divides us and what unites us?” scheduled to exhibit online September 11 – October 30, 2020. TG-Us-About-our-Jurors-09-2020 TG-Us-Prospectus-09-2020 Jurors: – Kimberli Gant, PhD, McKinnon Curator of Modern & Contemporary Art, Chrysler Museum of Art, Norfolk, VA – Kristen Hileman, Independent Curator & Curator-in-Residence, The Delaware Contemporary, Wilmington, DE – Frauke V. Josenhans, PhD, Associate Curator, Moody Center for the Arts at Rice University, Houston, TX – Miranda Lash, Curator of Contemporary Art, Speed Art Museum, Louisville, KY – Karen E. Milbourne, PhD, Senior Curator, National Museum of African Art, Smithsonian, Washington, DC – Gabriel Ritter, PhD, Curator and Head of Contemporary Art, Minneapolis Institute of Art, Minneapolis, MN AWARDS ENTRY FEE $20 APPLY at www.touchstonegallery.com DEADLINE TO APPLY:  Monday, August 17, 2020