Visual Arts, Call for Artists Auditions & Callouts Melbourne, Sydney & Australia. Site Works: Creative City hoardings. Expressions of interest: E1116 We are inviting visual artists and designers, nationwide, to submit proposals for an exciting new temporary art program.
The Site Works Creative City hoardings program will provide opportunities for artists and designers to create printable artwork for display on temporary structures (hoardings) at construction sites across the city. The program aims to: animate the public domain with temporary creative projects by Australian artists provide the opportunity for artists to have their work displayed to broad audiences on city streets transform the visual impact of construction sites from ‘dead space’ to urban canvas, making the city a more vibrant place to live, work and visit.
The EOI is open to all Australian residents, artists, designers, small collectives of 5 or less members and anyone with a concept that meets our creative brief. We will license 10 original artworks for installation on eligible hoardings across the city. Site Works background Contacts. Proposals. If you're interested in submitting a proposal to exhibit in one of our main galleries, find information on how to apply below.
Gaffa seeks proposals from emerging and established artists and curators who have good organisational skills and will require a minimum of assistance. Artists/curators are expected to be proactive and to manage their own install, mailing lists, participants (if a group show) and contributors and to organise extra equipment if required. Gaffa posts details of all events on our website and sends newsletters to our databases as our primary form of marketing. If you're looking for hire information for The Arcade Project spaces, click here. Gaffa provides a selection of plinths, some AV equipment, a basic tool kit of hammers, levels, nails, screws, a shared drill, gaffa tape and paint but anything that is specific to your install will need to be purchased by the artist or curator. Any queries can be directed to the curatorial team at kimberley@gaffa.com.au Thank you! Apply to exhibit - Bundoora Homestead Art Centre. Bundoora Homestead Art Centre invites exhibition proposals from artists/curators: 2018 – 2019 Bundoora Homestead Art Centre is calling for applications from artists and curators to present projects across all visual arts media and craft.
We welcome innovative ideas and a critical approach to contemporary arts practice. We encourage applications for solo exhibitions, group exhibitions and curated exhibitions. Your ideas can translate to a range of spaces within the Homestead (please see list of available spaces below). We encourage you to visit before submitting a proposal so that you can select the best space to fulfill your ideas.
Criteria for determining successful proposals include: • Proposals that promote innovation, diversity and excellence in visual arts practice • Proposals which are conceptually sound and present a coherent body of work • Work that is professionally presented and demonstrates a high level of technical skill • Capacity of the project to develop new audiences. The Bellagio Center. The Rockefeller Foundation Bellagio Center, through a combination of conferences and residency programs, supports the work of scholars, artists, thought leaders, policymakers, and practitioners who share in the Foundation’s pioneering mission to “promote the well-being of humanity around the world.”
The Center supports individuals and organizations who are working to improve the lives of poor or vulnerable people globally. Convening prominent experts, influencers, and other key stakeholders to advance knowledge, form new partnerships, financial commitments, and initiatives that support these goals, enables the Bellagio Center to advance the mission of the Foundation as a complement to its grantmaking efforts.
The Bellagio Center has a record of major impact, from meetings that led to the Green Revolution and the Global AIDS vaccine initiative, to residencies that have furthered the work of some of the world’s finest artists, writers, and scholars. Cultural and creative grants. We understand that when it comes to getting cultural initiatives and events off the ground, finding the necessary funding isn’t always easy.
For this reason, the City offers different grants and sponsorship opportunities under a range of programs. Here you will find information on the types of grants we currently have available and everything you’ll need to know to apply. Before you apply Applicants need to meet both general and specific program criteria to be eligible to apply, so please get in touch with us to make sure you consider the right program for your project or organisation. ISEA2017 – The 23rd International Symposium on Electronic Art. Future Generation Art Prize. Expressions of interest. Call for Ideas - Edinburgh International Science Festival. Got some fascinating concepts to communicate and an exciting way of doing it?
If so, we want to hear from you. This is an open call offering you the chance to be part of the 2017 Festival, which will run from 1–16 April. Our call is open to anyone – individuals, groups or organisations – with bright ideas and a passion for communicating them. In 2017 we will transform the halls, gardens, theatres and galleries of Edinburgh into dens of debate, exploring the intersection of science and technology with the digital and creative industries through our Festival theme Our Connected World.