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Saugatuck,
MI + Oxbow Residency***NEW
2010,
Ox-Bow will celebrate 100 years as a school of art and
artists' residency. As part of the year-ling celebration,
Ox-Bow will offer three artists two-week residencies
during the early part of the 2010 summer session. Centennial
Residents will receive a private studio, room and board,
as well as a $1000 stipend to be used towards expenses.
The residencies will take place in two-week shifts from
early June until early July, culminating in an exhibition
of all Centennial Residents' work in one of Ox-Bow's
galleries. The exhibition will open on the evening of
the 2010 Summer Benefit, which will serve as the kick-off
for a year-long celebration of Ox-Bow's history and
legacy. Centennial Residents will be asked to donate
one piece of work completed during the residency to
be auctioned off at the benefit. All
those applying for a two-week residency will be considered
for this award.
Stipend:
$1,000
Deadline: March
19, 2010
Information:
www.ox-bow.org/residency/artists/summer.html
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Mid-Atlantic
States + ArtsCONNECT***NEW
ArtsCONNECT supports
performing arts tours across the mid-Atlantic region
developed through consortia of presenting organizations.
Eligible presenters must be based in Delaware, the District
of Columbia, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania,
the U.S. Virgin Islands, Virginia, and West Virginia. Presenters should read the current program guidelines
carefully before starting and submitting an application.
Deadline:
March 22,
2010
Information: http://www.midatlanticarts.org/funding/pat_presentation/arts_connect/guidelines.html.
Contact Krista Bradley, Program Officer, Performing
Arts at krista@midatlanticarts.org.
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Los
Angeles, CA + Women In Film Grants***NEW
The Women In Film Foundation’s Film Finishing Fund (WIFF
FFF) supports films by, for or about women by providing
cash grants of up to $15,000 and in-kind services. The
new grant cycle is currently open and WIFF FFF is accepting
submissions. Filmmakers who are eligible can find more
information through our online application.
Award: $15,
000
Deadline:
March 23, 2010
Information:
www.wif.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=114&Itemid=88
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New York, NY + Studio Residency Program for Emerging Visual
Artists and Writers
Workspace
is a nine-month studio residency program for emerging
visual artists and writers focused on the creative process.
Residents receive free studio space in Lower Manhattan
for nine months, a modest one-time stipend (depending
on funding), access to a community of peers, meetings
and studio visits with arts and literary professionals,
and exposure to new audiences through open studios and
other public programs. Information sessions: Wednesday,
February 17, 4PM at 125 Maiden Lane and Wednesday,
March 10, 7PM at 125 Maiden Lane.
Deadline:
March 25, 2010 in office by 5 pm.
Information: http://www.lmcc.net/residencies/workspace/apply
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Pittsburgh,
PA + Tough Art Residency***NEW
The
Tough Art residency program seeks to connect emerging
artists from across the spectrum of all the arts to
the resources at the Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh.
The artists:
-Engage
museum professionals in critical dialog as it relates
to their work
-Generate
and implement interactive, immersive and/or collaborative
projects
-Connect
the art making process to the larger museum context
and the museum visitor
Across
the residency, artists:
-Take
a piece they have already made/conceptualized and work
with the Children’s Museum staff to make the piece more
accessible and/or robust for the general public, and/or
-Create
an entirely new piece to be incorporated into the facility
and/or programs with direct impact on the visitor experience.
Deadline:
March 26, 2010
Information:
For the complete call for artists, click here.
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New
York, NY + Samuel H. Kress Foundation***NEW
Samuel
H. Kress Foundation Fellowships and grants. Several
opportunities available.
Awards:
Range from $3,500-$30,000
Deadline:
April 1, 2010
Information: www.kressfoundation.org
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Grand
Canyon, AZ + Grand Canyon National Park Residency
Whether
you are a traditionalist in the vein of Thomas Moran
or a contemporary artist creating new paths towards
understanding both environmental and cultural issues,
you are welcome here. The Artist-in-Residence Program
offers professional artists the opportunity to spend
three weeks on either the North or South Rim of Grand
Canyon in housing provided by the National Park Service.
The North Rim AiR program
is seasonal, with six residencies during the spring,
summer, and fall. The South Rim AiR
program is year-round, providing twelve artist opportunities.
Deadline:
April 1, 2010
Information:
www.nps.gov/GRCA/supportyourpark/air.htm
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Houston,
TX + The Core Program MFAH Residency
The
Core Program awards one- and two-year residencies to
highly motivated, exceptional visual artists and art
scholars who have completed their undergraduate or graduate
training but have not yet fully developed a professional
career.
Stipend:
$100,000
Deadline:
April 1, 2010
Information:
http://www.core.mfah.org/info.asp?par1=1
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Lubbock,
TX + Texas Tech University School of Art***NEW
The SRO Photo Gallery annually hosts a competition to fill
eight photographic art solo exhibition slots. Portfolios are viewed and considered by a committee
of the Photography Division of the School of Art
and the Director of Landmark Arts.
We look for strong portfolios utilizing photography in all
styles, techniques, and aesthetic approaches. Consistency in the work as well as creative vision is important
in the selection process. A brochure listing the selected artists, with an
example of their work, and exhibition dates is published
annually and distributed locally and nationally. To
view the current year’s selected photo artists, go to www.landmarkarts.org. THERE IS NO ENTRY FEE.
Deadline: April 5, 2010
Information: www.srophotogallery.org/wp-content/uploads/2009/07/SRO-Call-for-Entries.pdf
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Friendship,
PA + Writer as Resilient Traveler***NEW
Writer as Resilient Traveler ~A
day of exploration into the nature of your resiliency
as writer and human being.
What makes you persist as a writer and find new
territory for exploration? How have you discovered strategies
for promoting your work through rejection? When do you
find hardship, if ever, important for your work? How
has it hindered creativity?
Through dialogue and related writing exercises,
we'll seek to uncover possibilities for new work and
promote our courage as writers. Time for personal writing
and lively discussion will be encouraged in a supportive
environment. Beginning and experienced writers welcome!
Date:
Saturday
April 10th 1-4pm
Fee:
$10 healthy
snacks provided.
Facilitator:
Laurie
Arnold, Writer, RN.
Location:
321 Graham
St., Friendship, PA
Register:
412.337.4976
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Pittsburgh,
PA + Emphasis ARTShow***NEW
n a k e
d. The private areas of our homes are the places where
we are truly ourselves. The design
of our private spaces reflect and support our
most important relationships. Emphasis Interiors rethinks
residential design by bringing meaning and content to
everyday life. It is not just about romance! n
a k e d is an art and interiors exhibit that considers
all the meanings of the word. Incorporating 2 &
3D artworks of glass and other materials, both representational
and abstracted, with sensual fibers & textures,
this Emphasis ARTShow explores
issues of intimacy and relationship. The characteristics
of glass, its translucency, elegant curvatures and potential
as a vessel, provide n a k e d a meaningful textural
contrast to enhance the theme. In conjunction with the
exhibition, the Pittsburgh Glass Center will be holding
a special glass blowing demonstration on Saturday, April
10 at 1pm for $10/person.
Information:
Christine
Deregalla at 412-523-5821.
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Willaimsport, PA + Pajama Factory Residency Program***NEW
The
Artist-in-Residence Program is designed to provide both
emerging and established visual artists a place to grow
creatively, as they work freely within the 300,000 square
feet of rejuvenated industrial building that is the
Pajama Factory. The length of stay, as determined by
the artist, is 4 weeks or 8 weeks during the months
of June and July. The main focus of the PAA Artist-in-Residence
Program is to encourage and support the creative development
of the artists. Selected artists in turn are invited
to give back to both the Public Art Academy and the
Pajama Factory by taking an active role in the building’s
creative community.
Deadline: April 23, 2010
Information: www.pajamafactory.net/air2010
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Pennsylvania
+ 2011 PennPAT Artist Roster Workshop***NEW
PennPAT will offer
FREE roster application workshops for Pennsylvania artists
wishing to be included in the 2011 PennPAT
Artist Roster. The workshop is designed to familiarize
applicants on the PennPAT
program, the application guidelines, the application
components and the benefits of being a roster artist.
Date: Workshsops will be held in Pittsburgh, February 27 at 12 noon
Information: For complete
details, please visit our website. To reserve your space,
please email katie@pennpat.org.
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Pittsburgh,
PA + Pennsylvania Partners in the Arts***NEW
Pennsylvania
Partners in the Arts Project Stream (PA Partners) is
a re-granting program of the Pennsylvania Council on
the Arts (PCA) and administered in Allegheny County
by the Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council. Its goal is
to make arts programs available to every Commonwealth
resident, with a focus on previously underserved communities
and regions in Pennsylvania. PA Partners provides grants
of up to $3,000 for arts projects that take place in
Allegheny County.
Deadline:
June 18, 2010
Maximum
Grant: $3,000
Information:
http://pittsburghartscouncil.org/grant_home.htm
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Request
for Proposals + Online classes
Fractured
Atlas would like to announce a Request for Proposals
for online classes for Fractured U. (http://courses.fracturedatlas.org/)
our resource for continuing education for D.I.Y. artists
and arts administrators.
Information:
Adam J. Natale, Director
of Member Services, Fractured Atlas adam.natale@fracturedatlas.org
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Volunteer
Lawyers for the Arts + Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council
Artists
living in Allegheny County with an annual income of
<$27,075 are eligible for assistance through Volunteer
Lawyers for the Arts (VLA). VLA provides low-income
artists with pro bono assistance for arts-related legal
needs. VLA attorneys assist with copyright, contract,
intellectual property and other needs.
Attorney
Requests
Information:
http://pittsburghartscouncil.org/vla.htm
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Find
Grants for Your Work + Carnegie Library, Foundation
Center
Learn
how to find funding for your art projects using this
free database of grantmakers.
Schedule an appointment with one of the Foundation Center’s
research staff, and learn how to use these valuable
tools. Additionally, sign up for the Foundation
Center’s email listserv of workshops and classes.
Information:
http://www.clpgh.org/locations/foundationcenter/
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