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The Umbrella Arts Center-- Looking for Artists or Curators, USA
The Umbrella Arts Center (Concord, MA) presents four or more exhibits in the main Allie Kussin Gallery annually, as well as exhibits in the second floor Wedge Gallery and other spaces throughout the Center. Exhibits include curated and juried shows as well as solo and community exhibitions.
The Umbrella is currently seeking proposals for our Winter Exhibit, planned for the period between Jan 1 through mid-March 2025, as well as for exhibits for Fall 2025 and beyond. Proposals from both artists and curators will be considered.
Proposals should include:
Letter of interest in working at The Umbrella Arts Center
Artist/Curator Statement (300 words max)
Artist/Curator Portfolio
Artist/Curator resume or curriculum vitae with contact information
Website and/or social media (optional)
List of three references
Proposed Exhibition Title
Proposed Exhibition Statement (300 words max)
High-resolution JPEGs of a selection of work or exhibits created/curated within the past two years
The Umbrella is seeking shows that engage with and add to the current creative conversation, offer a space of reflection, and feature a broad range of mediums and themes. We serve an audience of all ages and the Galleries are fully open to the public.
For our Winter Exhibit specifically, we are searching for a show with lighter themes and subject matters to balance out our season. We would like to host something fun, whimsical, with a storytelling element. However, The Umbrella is interested in hearing your story and receiving your proposal, even if it doesn’t fit these specific parameters.
Please email Julia Martorell (julia@theumbrellaarts.org) your full proposal and all materials by December 8, 2024.
The Winter Exhibit will need to be installed by January 15, 2025 and removed on or about March 23, 2025. Any respondents will need to commit to these deadlines.
2025 ACRE Summer Residency Program, USA
Applications for ACRE Summer Residency Program open until November 26! Our 14-day residencies host 20-25 artists per session. We support visual artists, sound artists, musicians, performers, writers, community makers, curators, and administrators, ACRE provides artists with the opportunity to expand upon their individual practices and foster generative relationships within a collaborative community.
Set on 1,000 acres of wetland, hills, and farmland, the residency facilities include expansive communal work-spaces, a screen-printing studio, an outdoor wood shop, fibers studio, ceramics studio, an art & tech facility, and a sound studio. Shared accommodations are furnished with bathrooms, kitchenettes, and porches.Two meals and a continental breakfast are provided, and are prepared daily using ingredients grown in the surrounding area.
Over the subsequent year, ACRE endeavors to provide further opportunities for exposure, community building, and professional development to its alumni. These efforts complement other activities and programming designed to create the conditions for a thriving and enduring arts network.
Applications and more information can be found at www.acreresidency.org/application
Cost: $700 ($50/day)
A number of scholarships are available and awarded based on need. Those applicants receiving a scholarship will be notified when decisions are announced.
More information can be found at www.acreresidency.org/scholarships
A Call for Illinois Artists: Lincoln Land Community College Menard Hall, Springfield, Illinois, USA
The purpose of this construction project was to renovate the Student Services and Support Services areas within Menard Hall. This is most students’ first impression of the college as the renovated area includes Registration, Admissions, Recruiting, Accessibility Services, Financial Aid, Testing, Student Success, and Grant Funded Support Service Programs including Workforce Equity Initiative (WEI) and TRIO.
The College is seeking to purchase interior artwork to be placed in public, focal areas within the renovated spaces. The final placement of artwork will be decided and hung by the College’s staff. Examples of artwork locations with dimensions are provided on pages 7-9 of the RFQ. Interior walls are constructed from 4” metal studs and 5/8” drywall. The studs are 16” on center. The maximum carry load per screw through a metal stud is 50 pounds. The load must be straight down, not pulling off the wall. The artwork must be framed, if applicable. Acid-free matting, backing, and mounting materials are required to achieve museum quality longevity.
The College has no preference for media, theme, or style. The artwork can include two-dimensional media such as painting, drawing, photography, textiles, collage, and mixed-media, as well as three-dimensional pieces suitable for hanging. Reference the images on pages 7-9 of the RFQ to determine the size of artwork to submit.
All artwork must be durable, safe, and require limited maintenance. The artwork must meet requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act and the Illinois Accessibility Code for protruding objects.
Form & Figure, USA
Form & Figure, an exhibit featuring paintings, drawings, sculptures, printmaking, photography and mixed media works that explore the overlapping territories of portraiture and visual storytelling.
The only requirements are that the artwork is current & original, Artwork may be 2D work; painting, drawing, photography, and printmaking. Original artwork only.
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2025 Curatorial Fellowship for The Bronx Council on the Arts (BCA) Longwood Arts Project
The Bronx Council on the Arts (BCA) Longwood Arts Project seeks a Bronx-based Curatorial Fellow for a unique opportunity to assist with the implementation of the Longwood Art Gallery 2025 series of three exhibitions. The exhibitions will revolve around the theme “The World We Want to Live In” and examine art’s role in social and political movements – not only raising awareness, but also catalyzing public discourse and bringing new audiences into activism.
Eligibility: The Curatorial Fellow must reside in the Bronx, be able to travel within the borough, and hold a bachelor's degree in art or a related field. Experience in a museum or arts organization is preferred.
What you get: The Curatorial Fellowship program is highly competitive, and offers high-quality, real-world experience and mentorship to an emerging arts professional/curator in the visual arts field. This paid, six-month fellowship will allow the Fellow to work closely with inspiring BCA staff and creatives in one of the leading non-profit organizations in NYC. The Curatorial Fellow will receive a stipend of $3500 for their training and assistance in the exhibitions. The Fellowship will run from January 2025 through the end of June 2025, with a schedule of two days a week for five hours per day.
Deadline 15 November 2024
The Bronx Council on the Arts 2025 Youth Journalist Open Call
The Bronx Council on the Arts (BCA) is seeking a Bronx-based youth journalist for our Youth Engagement Program (YEP) to write three (3) articles related to the Longwood Art Gallery exhibitions, specific artists and artworks, and/or topical essays.
Interested writers must submit examples of their work for consideration. The opportunity will require the youth journalist to travel to the gallery prior to, or during the exhibition’s opening night to review the artworks and interview the artists and curators, if available.
Eligibility: The journalist must be a Bronx resident, aged 18-24, and a student or recent graduate of a journalism, literature, or writing program.
What you get: Journalists will receive a $200 stipend per 500-word article, which will be featured in the Longwood Art Gallery ISSUU Exhibition Catalogue on the BCA website. They will write one article per exhibition (three total). Both the author and BCA retain reproduction rights with proper credit.
Deadline 15 November 2024
Scottish Artist at Dumfries House Residency
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Eligibility: Artists who are living and working in Scotland or those who have studied at a Scottish Art School are eligible to apply for the residency.
What you get: A private studio and shared self-catering accommodation.
Deadline 15 November 2024
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Commission Opportunity, USA
Fighting With Pride, the LGBT+ Military Charity, on behalf of HM Armed Forces and funded through a government grant, are looking to appoint an artist to deliver a public memorial to be installed at the National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire. This is to commemorate the service and sacrifice of the LGBT+ Armed Forces community and to recognise the hidden history of LGBT+ Service in HM Armed Forces.
This is an open call to artists and sculptors with previous experience of public sculpture and who have had a previous commission to the value of £50k or more, who are in residence in the UK and/or whose practice/production is based in the UK.
Open Call for Art - Theme: Mythologies, USA
Open Call for Art - Theme: Mythologies
We invite artists of all disciplines to submit work for our upcoming exhibition centered around the theme of Mythologies. This open call seeks to explore the timeless power of myths, legends, and folklore, which have shaped cultures and identity.
We are excited to receive your amazing works inspired by mythologies of any kind to be included in a stunning virtual exhibition & more!
You can also win a solo show as first prize or win participation in the next group exhibition as second prize!
Deadline: November 30
More benefits:
> Extensive promotion via our channels (social media, newsletter, hundreds of international visitors on art spaces during the show)
> You can combine the virtual exhibition with a magazine feature and an interview! (please find all options on our website).
> Submission is always free (please find more info about our selection and submission process on our website, there is a fee only after acceptance starting at 25€).
> All mediums and styles except video are welcome & everyone is welcome to apply.
> You will automatically be considered as selected artist and receive extra promotion and shout-outs.
> We also offer extensive 4-page and 6-page features.
> Please find all our submission guidelines on our website: https://www.goddessartsmag.com/virtual-exhibitions
(Please ALWAYS send us your submission via a google drive link or wetransfer link! Not as an e-mail attachment!)
Artwork credit: amazing artist (c) Carl Yonder
Virtual online exhibition: 25€
Virtual online exhibition & magazine feature: 47€
Virtual online exhibition & magazine feature & exclusive interview: 58€
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS | Interview With Al-Tiba9 Art Magazine, USA
Al-Tiba9 Interviews is a promotional platform for artists to articulate their vision and to reach a varied audience of art collectors, art lovers, and fellow artists. You will receive a webpage entirely dedicated to you, with a selection of works, your artist’s statement and biography, as well as a detailed interview, tailored specifically to promote you and your artworks.
10 questions with the artist - The Digital Interview
Once selected, you will be interviewed by the founder & curator Mohamed Benhadj to highlight your artistic career and introduce you to the international contemporary art scene across our wide network of museums, galleries, art professionals, art dealers, collectors, and art lovers across the globe.
PLEASE READ THE INSTRUCTIONS BELOW CAREFULLY
ELIGIBILITY:
• Artists are welcome to submit their works. All techniques are welcome.
• Artists from all countries are welcome to submit.
• Artists interviewed in the past can submit new works.
• FREE Submission
• All applications need to be in English.
• Please complete the form below.
NOTES:
• A personal interview will be sent via email to the artist, including 10 questions.
• Interviews will be published permanently on our platform.
Good Luck!
Al-Tiba9 Team
Theatre Directing Program (for Beginners), USA
Dates for the 2025-2026 Study Year:
April 2, 2025 - April 2, 2026
October 1, 2025 - October 1, 2026
Duration:
12 Months
Program Overview
This 12-month program focuses on foundational skills in theatre directing combined with practical experience, culminating in completing an Explanation Book.
Over three semesters, the curriculum covers core directing principles, scene composition, and basic dramaturgy. Participants are introduced to working with actors, shaping dramatic scenes, and understanding movement, space, and storytelling. The program provides guidance on planning, directing, and editing projects to develop essential skills for the performing arts.
Flexible Learning Options
The program is available fully distance or as a blended experience with optional in-person sessions in Germany, allowing you to learn at your own pace. For more details, contact Viktor Kaplan at info@nipai.org.
Partial Scholarships Available
Partial scholarships are available to help cover tuition fees. For more information, contact Viktor Kaplan at info@nipai.org.
Application Deadlines
April Intake: Apply by February 28, 2025
October Intake: Apply by August 29, 2025
Read about the experiences of past graduates at NIPAI: https://www.nipai.org/reviews.
To learn more and register, visit https://www.nipai.org/programs/certificate-theatre-directing. For questions, contact Viktor Kaplan at info@nipai.org.
Take the first steps in understanding theatre directing and gain practical insights into the world of theatre arts.
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