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2015 International Marine Environment Art Project in Keelung, Taiwan

Call for Proposals
National Museum of Marine Science and Technology
2015 International Marine Environment Art Project in Keelung, Taiwan
“Paradise:  Sustainable Oceans”
Deadline: Feb. 15, 2015
Application fee: none

Artists from all countries are invited to send a proposal for a site-specific outdoor sculpture installation that will be interactive and raise awareness about protecting our marine environment, and in particular relate to the Badouzi community of Keelung City, Taiwan.  Badouzi, located at the port of Keelung, is on the northeast coast of Taiwan and opens to the Pacific Ocean.  It is a fishing village where most of the people traditionally make their living from the sea.  The island of Taiwan was originally called “Formosa”, meaning beautiful island, by the Portuguese explorers who first came there in 1544 and sailed around the lush green unspoiled tropical island.  The Eastern coast of Taiwan retains more of this feeling of paradise even in this time of ocean acidification, global warming and increasing pollution.  By striving to reverse current conditions and improve the environment we hope to attain an ecological paradise with sustainable oceans. The NMMST is a newly opened museum with exhibitions and programs about marine science and technology and a popular tourist destination in Keelung, Taiwan. Here's the museum website:
National Museum of Marine Science & Technology (NMMST)  http://www.nmmst.gov.tw/enhtml/index

The artists selected for this art project will create their artworks during a 25-day artist in residency in Keelung, Taiwan, from May 14 – June 8, 2015.  We expect to select 6 foreign artists and 2 Taiwanese artists based on the proposals received.  See the statement below) of Curatorial Vision for more information about the selection of artists and artworks for this project.  2015 will be the 1st year of this marine environment art project that is organized by the NMMST and supported with community development and economic improvement funds from national and local government.  The selected artists will work with community residents, visitors and volunteers to create large-scale interactive outdoor sculpture installations that will raise awareness about ocean environmental issues, develop community pride, and attract more visitors to the area. For 2015 the artworks will be about encouraging the improvement of conditions in the world’s oceans and protecting our oceans and coastal environments.  For more ideas about sustainable oceans and a green environment, see the website http://www.blueeconomy.eu/
 
Artworks selected for this project will be site-specific and located in public outdoor spaces such as coastal wetlands, parks, plazas, beaches, land around existing village or museum buildings or other sites selected with the artists, the curator and staff of the Museum. The artworks must be interactive and encourage learning by doing; for example the artwork could function as a play area or outdoor seating or have interactive educational components.  The sculpture installations will be made with local natural materials or recycled materials that are sustainable and not harmful to the environment. The artworks should be made to last for one year or more, but be biodegradable so that they can decompose over time and be recycled into the environment. Artists will work alongside the other international artists and with local residents and visitors in Keelung, Taiwan.   

Theme:  Paradise – Sustainable Oceans
Deadline for Entries:  Feb. 15, 2015)
Artists will be selected and notified by March 15, 2015
Installation and Residency in Keelung, Taiwan: May 14, 2015 (artists arrive) – June 8, 2015 (artists depart)

Dates of the Exhibition: June 5, 2015 (opening ceremony); June 6 and 7, 2015 (Opening weekend activities with the artists).  The exhibition will stay on display until May 2016, and the artworks can continue to be enjoyed into the next year.  

Selected Artists will receive the following:

- Artist’s fee of NT60,000 (about US$2,000) for creating the artwork and participating as an artist in the public programs and working with community residents, volunteers and visitors.
Round trip economy airfare from the artist’s home to Taipei (Taoyuan International Airport) and then local transportation to Keelung, Taiwan. Taiwanese artists will receive train fare or other transportation reimbursement for their expenses to come from their home to Keelung.  Detailed travel instructions will be sent to selected artists, and artists must get the approval of the curator before booking tickets and keep all receipts for reimbursement when they arrive in Keelung.

-25 days of accommodations in Keelung with other international and Taiwanese artists. Each artist will have a separate bedroom and bathroom.  Breakfast and lunch will be provided at the accommodation or the Museum, and artists may go to local restaurants at their own expense for dinners or prepare their own food in a shared kitchen at the accommodation.  Some group dinners will be provided.

- Local transportation around Keelung and to scheduled site-seeing trips with the artists and volunteers will be provided by car or public transportation. Bicycles will be provided for the artists to use around the local area.

- Volunteer help from school children and adults in the community as well as museum visitors to create the artworks. We also plan to have at least one adult volunteer to help each artist for the entire residency period.  This adult volunteer will be able to speak English and Chinese.  However, artists should be confident that they can make the proposed artwork by themselves.

- Help to find local free natural and biodegradable materials to make the artworks.  Local natural materials include shells, reeds, grasses, driftwood, branches, earth, sand, etc.  Other possible biodegradable materials include natural rope, nets, natural fiber fabric, bamboo (it does not grow around Keelung but can be purchased) and wood.  Artists should use only natural and biodegradable materials and eco friendly processes that will not harm the environment and encourage sustainability. Artists who need to purchase materials to make their artwork must consult with the curator.  A materials budget of up to (US$300) is available for each project, and if more is needed the artist must pay for it from his artist fee.  The materials and processes that artists use should set a good example for the community, and we expect that artists will use mainly free natural and recycled materials.

Qualifications of Artists:
Artists who apply should have experience working with children and communities to create large scale site-specific outdoor sculpture installations in public settings and involve ordinary people in their thoughts and process. The artists should also have an interest in environmental issues related to oceans. The selected artists should be able to speak English and be able to get along well with other artists, the local community and people of all ages and backgrounds. The selected artists should also be able to introduce their home culture to the community and share the environmental concerns in their own environment. We plan to select a total of 8 artists, 6 from different countries around the world and 2 artists from different places in Taiwan.

Curator of the Exhibition:
Jane Ingram Allen, is an American independent curator, artist and critic, living in Taiwan from 2004 - 2012, and now based in California, USA. Jane first came to Taiwan as a Fulbright Scholar artist in residence in 2004 and 2005 and worked as an independent artist and curator from 2006-2012, starting the Guandu International Outdoor Sculpture Festival at Guandu Nature Park in Taipei in 2006 and the Cheng Long Wetlands International Environmental Art Project in Cheng Long village, Yunlin County, Taiwan in 2010. Jane will work with the staff of the NMMST and a community advisory committee to administer and coordinate all aspects of this project, including the selection of artists and supervising the art installations and public programs related to the art project. Jane has experience curating international art exhibitions and working with public art projects in communities around the world as well as being an art professor at colleges and universities and a curator and educator at museums and art centers. Jane is an environmental artist herself and has participated in many international artist-in-residency programs in the USA, Taiwan, Japan, Brazil, Tanzania, China, Indonesia, and Nepal.  She has also curated several other environmental art exhibitions in Taiwan and the USA and writes about art for such magazines as SCULPTURE, PUBLIC ART REVIEW, ART RADAR ASIA, FIBER ART NOW and HAND PAPERMAKING.
 
To Apply:
Send the following in English by email to Jane Ingram Allen by the deadline of February 15, 2015, at this address: [email protected]
Proposals in Chinese may be sent to Ms. Sandy Chang at this address: [email protected]

1. Description of a proposed sculpture installation for the 2015 NMMST International Marine Environment Art Project (limit one page), sent as an attached .doc or .pdf file.  Include dimensions and materials to be used in the proposed work.
2.  Statement about your interest and experience working with communities and volunteers to create large-scale and interactive outdoor sculpture and installation artworks and about how your proposed artwork relates to the theme of sustainable oceans and improving the marine environment (limit one page), sent as an attached .doc or .pdf file.
3.  Sketch or rendering of your proposed artwork (attached .jpg file of less than 1 MB)
4.  6 images of previous related works (attached .jpg files of less than 1 MB each)
5. Image list to give details about the 6 images. Include title of work, date made, materials used and location of the artwork (sent as an attached .doc file or .pdf file)
6.  CV or Resume in English (attached .doc or .pdf file) that details your education and art experience, awards and exhibitions. Be sure to include your name, present address and nationality.

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Public Art Commissions in Islington, London

CALL TO ARTISTS
Public Art Commissions in Islington, London
Deadlines: December 16 and 26
Application fees: none

The Cally: Lighting commission – to be installed beneath a rail bridge on the Caledonian Road, 2k north of Kings Cross, as part of urban streetscape improvements for the area known locally as ‘The Cally’.
Commissioner: London Borough of Islington
Total budget: £52k inclusive of fees.

Deadline for applications: 16 Dec 2014.

Download Cally Bridge Lighting Commission - Artists Brief

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The Cally: Cycle Rack commission – for a significant on-street artwork that can function as a cycle rack to be installed in the Caledonian Road near the rail bridge as part of urban streetscape improvements for the area known locally as ‘The Cally’.
Commissioner: London Borough of Islington
Total budget: £20k inclusive of fees.

Deadline for applications: 16 Dec 2014.

Download Cally Road Cycle Rack Commission - Artists Brief

Caledonian Road rail bridge

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Sussex Way Waste Bins commission – for a significant on-street artwork that can function as an enclosure for recycling bins on the busy and culturally diverse Seven Sisters Road as part of urban streetscape improvements.
Commissioner: London Borough of Islington
Total budget: £30k inclusive of fees.

Deadline for applications: 26 Dec 2014.



Sussex Way / Seven Sisters Road waste bins

For full artists’ briefs and application details please email Ben Eastop:
[email protected]

Please indicate which commission/s you are interested in.

 

Zahner Biennial Competition for KCAI 2014-15

Zahner Biennial Competition for KCAI 2014-15
Build your art with the biggest art fabricator in America.
Deadline: December 15, 2014
Application open to alumni and current students of the Kansas City Art Institute

Every other year, A. Zahner Company sponsors a competition to fabricate an artwork for the Biennial KCAI Auction, whose proceeds go to future students’ scholarship funds. This competition has been established in order to facilitate interaction between the KCAI and the architectural and interior design industry.

The winning contestant will receive $1,000. Zahner will then fabricate the artist’s design, donating the engineering, and production of the project so that produced work can be auctioned on June 6, 2015. All proceeds will go to the KCAI Student Scholarship Fund for future students. Competition open to all students and alumni at the Kansas City Art Institute.

Visit azahner.com/kcai to see past winners.

Rules for Entry

Competition is open to alumni and current students of the Kansas City Art Institute. Current employees and family members of A. Zahner Company or Kansas City Art Institute are not eligible contestants for entry. Contestants can submit unlimited entries.

Entries due December 15, 2014 at 11:59 PM. Voting will take place from December 1st — December 31, 2014. The winner will be announced January 21, 2015.

Prizes:

Grand Prize: $1,000 and Artwork fabricated by Zahner Company for June 6, 2015 Auction
Second Prize: $750
Third Prize: $250

Guidelines for Submissions

The description should clearly describe the artist intent as well as the desired outcome of the project. Contestants may choose to deliver 3D Mockups or additional materials to Zahner for consideration. For hand-delivered or shipped materials, please use the address below. This is optional, and will not increase or decrease chances of winning the competition.

ATTN: Lauren Landreth
A. Zahner Company
1400 E. 9th Street
Kansas City, Missouri 64106

For questions please email [email protected].

Shipping materials are to be at the expense of the applicants. Entries will be not returned to applicants and become property of A. Zahner Company. All applicants must fill out the form below, and may submit only one image.
If the artwork will be outdoors, it must be constructed to withstand the elements of the four seasons.

- The artwork must be able to withstand the elements as an outdoor sculpture.
- The artwork may be any size up to 12’x12’x12’.
- The artwork should not require any ongoing maintenance.
- The artwork must have a minimum lifespan of 25 years.
- The artwork will be located in an area that is used by the general public.
- Subject matter should be suitable for a viewing audience of all ages.
- The artwork should have no sharp edges and be mounted securely.
- The artwork must be able to withstand touching and handling by the public.

Winning artists will not be responsible for costs incurred in the construction of the artwork; not be responsible for the transportation of the artwork to the site; consent to the use of pictures of the artwork for the promotion of the project by A. Zahner Company, Kansas City Art Institute, and all publications and media.

Conditions:

The jury reserves the right to reject any or all of the proposals at their discretion. Winning Artists will be notified by phone. Artists whose work is not chosen will receive notification by mail.

Voting and Judging

Friends, family, and the general public are invited to vote on entries. Voters may vote for as many projects as they want, but only once per project. Voters must create an account to vote, and may only vote for each project once.

After voting has ended on December 31st, the top finalists will be invited to present their designs to a jury on January 13, 2015 at 4pm Central time. Artists will each have five minutes to present and discuss their designs with panelists, and a winner will be selected and announced January 21, 2015.

http://www.azahner.com/competitions

 

Call for Submission OpenART 2015

WELCOME TO THE FIFTH EDITION OF ÖREBRO OPENART
June 14 - September 06, 2015

Deadline: EXTENDED until December 14, 2014
Application fee: 25 Euros

Do you want to exhibit your artwork on an unconventional scene, open to visitors day and night, for an entire summer? Do you want your art to receive great media coverage? Are you interested in becoming one of the fantastic 40 to be on everyone's lips for at least a festival season?  

OpenART 2015 is what makes all this, and so much more, a beautiful reality, where art is wittily staged in the public realm.  

After four successful editions, OpenART has turned its host city, Örebro, into an exciting meeting place for artists and art aficionados all over the world. In 2015, OpenART commits once again to turning the city upside down, with artworks that will surprise, inspire and provoke. 

If you think big and want to showcase on an edgy art platform, apply to OpenART 2015 and join us for a memorable experience.  

OpenART is open to all artists, in all stages of their careers and in most disciplines. 

Apply by November 30, 2014. 

Everything you need to know about the application in available at
www.openart.se/opencall15. 

Welcome, Team OpenART

 

2015 Cheng Long Wetlands International Environmental Art Project in Taiwan

2015 Cheng Long Wetlands International Environmental Art Project in Taiwan
Deadline: January 16, 2015
Application fee: none

Artist in Residency/Call for Proposals)

Artists from all countries are invited to send a proposal for a large-scale site-specific outdoor environmental sculpture installation to be created during a 25-day residency in Cheng Long, a small coastal village in southwest Taiwan, working with elementary school students, residents and volunteers. The 6 selected artists will receive an artist’s fee of US$2,000, airfare, accommodations and meals; for more information visit http://artproject4wetland.wordpress.com

Theme for 2015:  “Fragile – Handle with Care”

Residency in Cheng Long, Taiwan: April 9 - May 4, 2015

Deadline for Entries: January 16, 2015

To Apply: Send the following to Curator, Jane Ingram Allen at [email protected]  Proposals in Chinese to Ms. Chao-Mei Wang at [email protected]

1. Description of proposed sculpture including dimensions and materials (limit one page, sent as attached .doc or .pdf file).

2. Artist Statement about how your art relates to the theme and including your experience working with children and communities and how you will involve them in your artwork (limit 1 page sent, as attached .doc or .pdf file).

3. Sketch of your proposed artwork (attached .jpg file of less than 1 MB).

4. 6 images of previous related works (6 attached .jpg files, each less than 1 MB)

5. Image list about the 6 images, including title of work, date made, materials used and location of the artwork (sent as attached .doc or .pdf file)

6. CV or Resume (sent as attached .doc or .pdf file) including present address, nationality, education, awards, residencies and exhibitions.

Locws International 2nd Annual Public Art Open Submission 2014, Swansea, UK

Competition for UK and international artists
Deadline: 01 December 2014
Application fee: £15

Locws International is pleased to announce its 2nd annual Public Art Open Submission competition for UK and international artists interested in working in the public realm. Artists are invited to submit their work for consideration for a temporary public artwork to be realised in the city of Swansea, Wales, UK, as part of Locws International’s Art Across The City programme in 2015, which will be our 15th anniversary year.

The two selected artists will receive a £1,000 fee and a budget up to £2,500 to cover design, production, materials and installation, plus agreed expenses.

Ten artists from the Open Submission process will be shortlisted with two being selected by the judging panel to develop and deliver their proposal. All shortlisted artists will be considered for future Locws International events and commissions.

Judges:
Bob & Roberta Smith, Artist
Jane Simpson, artist, Director of Galerie Simpson, Swansea
David Hastie, Director, Locws International
Gordon Dalton, Project Manager, Locws International

Read On
http://www.locwsinternational.com/?p=9371&langswitch_lang=en#more-9371

To apply please email:

1. Up to 4 jpeg (max 1MB each) images of previous work + URL links to website
2. Film, video and sound works to be supplied as URL links
3. A CV and statement of up to 500 words about your work including any initial ideas you may have where relevant
4. Submission fee of £15.00 per submission payable via PayPal

We do not require full proposals at this stage. Selected artists will work closely with Locws on developing their proposals, site, public participation, education and outreach programme, etc. Please note, experience of working in the public realm is not essential, but please reference this in your statement, and why you feel your work may be suitable.

Email submissions to:
Gordon Dalton, Project Manager, Locws International
[email protected]

DEADLINE: Monday 1st December 2014

The 10 shortlisted applicants will be notified in early December. The successful applicants will be informed by December 12th. The commission will be completed in April 2015, as part of Locws International’s Art Across The City programme

CONNECTING CITIES: INVISIBLE and VISIBLE Cities 2015

CONNECTING CITIES: INVISIBLE and VISIBLE Cities 2015
Deadline: 31 October, 2014
Application fee: none
 
Artists’ Call For Proposals

 
Connecting Cities is a network of worldwide cultural institutions. The aim is to foster the circulation of artistic and cultural contents throughout European and worldwide urban screens and media facades.
 
With the curatorial theme of INVISIBLE and VISIBLE Cities 2015 we want to develop an awareness on the changes which are hardly visible to the eyes and are underlying our nowadays cities. Our today's modern cities are hybrid structures in which technology is invisibly interweaved in the perception layers of our everyday lives.
 
We call for artistic scenarios to visualise invisible, embedded ‘smart’ urban infrastructures and analyse their impact on the technological transformation of our society in a broad and public discourse. Open or hidden data should be provided a visible layer beyond the aesthetics of data visualisation. Different positions frame this discussion of our future cities within the urban challenges i.e. of climate change, energy consumption and transport systems. We want to approach the ‘In/Visible City’ through these three main questions:
 
Hybrid Cities: How can we read and interact with the urban space and which stories / processes are hidden within?
Digital Citizenship: How can citizen shape their digital urban environment and find new strategies for active / critical data collection processes and citizen's engagement?
Translocal Connectivity: How can we act physically in one place but mentally / emotionally appear in a different place through interactive urban scenarios and various interfaces?
 
The aim is not to represent reality, but to make a transformative/critical proposal with the question: Beside enhancing and optimizing (Smart City), empowering and improving (‘open source urbanism’), do we also want to explore other approaches, maybe less "useful" but as meaningful; more poetic, narrative, contemplative or situationist? The call wants to encourage projects that reveal new levels of perception to an invisible layer of our nowadays cities.
 
Visible City 2015 will take place in Berlin, Brussels, Helsinki, Linz, Liverpool, Madrid, Marseille, Montreal, São Paulo and Zagreb. The Connecting Cities infrastructure to be considered by the artists for this Call for Proposals corresponds to the permanent and temporary urban media infrastructures of these cities (see www.connectingcities.net/infrastructure). Nevertheless we also welcome proposals directed to other partner cities of the Connecting Cities Network. We will forward these proposals to the partner cities who might then decide to join our 2015 Connecting Cities Events.
 
 
FORESEEN ACTIVITIES - IN/VISIBLE CITY 2015
 
In/Visible City Special Artists’ Activity: Connecting Cities Lab & Residency 2015
- Artist Workshop / Prototyping Lab at Public Art Lab, Berlin in January 2015
- Connecting Cities Research Residency 2015 at Public Art Lab, Berlin; Ars Electronica, Linz; FACT, Liverpool in Spring 2015.
 
Presentation of the Selected Projects: Connecting Cities Events 2015
- Connecting Cities Events in Berlin, Brussels, Helsinki, Linz, Liverpool, Madrid, Marseille, Montreal, Riga, São Paulo, Zagreb throughout the year 2015.
- Connecting Cities Conference at Ars Electronica, Linz in September 2015
 
More information here: http://www.connectingcities.net/news/call-proposal-visible-city-2015
 
Submit your project proposal until 31 October, 2014 23:59h CET here:
http://medialab-prado.es/article/invisibleandvisiblecities2015
 
 
The Connecting Cities Network is initiated by Public Art Lab Berlin in cooperation with 23 international partners in 21 cities: Ars Electronica Futurelab Linz - Medialab-Prado Madrid - FACT Liverpool - Foundation Bauhaus Dessau - Videospread Marseille - Marseille - Provence 2013 - iMAL Brussels - Riga 2014 - BIS (Body Process Arts Association) Istanbul - FACT Liverpool - m-cult Helsinki - Media Architecture Institute Vienna - Museum of Contemporary Art Zagreb - University of Aarhus - MUTEK Montreal - Quartier des spectacles Montreal - verve cultural Sao Paulo - Federation Square Melbourne - xm:lab Saarbrücken - Media Arts Lab Sapporo - The Concourse Sydney - Etopia Centre for Art and Technology Zaragoza - 403 International Art Centre Wuhan
 
The Connecting Cities Network is supported by the Culture Programme 2007-13 of the European Union.

ART IN THE EASTSIDE BILLBOARD PROJECT 2014

ART IN THE EASTSIDE BILLBOARD PROJECT 2014
Deadline: August 29th 2014
Application fee: none

ART IN THE EASTSIDE BILLBOARD PROJECT 2014 is the largest outdoor visual arts exhibition in Ireland, including work from local, national and international artists. As part of the Ulster Bank Belfast Festival at Queen's programme, this dynamic public art project, celebrates the creative positive energy of East Belfast, through the use of high-quality visual art, on 50 Billboards and installations, in public spaces.

Collectively, it will create an outdoor gallery of positive and thought-provoking images. The artworks will be displayed in the heart of East Belfast in high-profile locations and arterial routes.  Viewed by over 400,000 commuters, visitors and residents, Art in The Eastside is for many, an introduction to visual art. It is by its very nature, accessible, presenting high-quality visual across the East of the city, adding colour, vibrancy to the urban landscape.

Open Submission for Artists

We have an open submission opportunity for artists wishing to participate in the "Art in the Eastside' Billboard project and will include artists that are based locally, nationally andinternationally. All that is required is a digital image submitted be emailed. Submission is free of charge and selected artists will receive a small fee for their participation.  This year the theme for the project is 'Green'.  We are asking artists to respond to this in the widest sense their interpretation can be related to (but not limited to) color, environment, political or cultural.

Selection process:

A selection panel consisting of Deirdre Robb from Creative Exchange, Joanna Harvey from Arts Council NI, Rob Hilken from Visual Artists Ireland and Richard Wakley the Director of Belfast Festival at Queen's will make he final choices regarding artwork to be included in the exhibition. Submissions will be anonymous when presented to the panel. NB. The panel's decision will be final.  .

Closing date for submissions - August 29th 2014

Selection panel meet to decide on imagery from open submission August 30th -4th September 2014.

Artists are required to submit a digital image of artwork
Landscape Width 375mm x Height 254mm @ 300 dpi minimum
or portrait approx. 190mm x 250mm @ 300 dpi minimum.

Artists are also required to provide the following;
A title and statement of the work (approx. 100 words)
Artist CV/Biog

Submissions can be made via E-mail [email protected]

Useful tips

It is not unusual for artworks to appear slightly darker when printed, please bear this in mind if you are submitting dark work. We are legally bound to adhere to the advertising rules for Billboards, which may eliminate some artwork due to sensitivities; please consider the appropriateness of the artwork.

For background to the project go to www.artintheeastside.wordpress.com

7th Festival of Art on Billboards Art Moves, Poland

“More or less freedom?”
Deadline: 30 July, 2014
Application fee: none

We would like to invite you to take part in a Billboard Art Competition. The invitation is addressed to all the interested people, artists and students. There is no entry fee.

The best 10 artworks selected by an international jury panel will be printed and exhibited in the urban space of the city of Torun, Poland in September / October 2014. The author of the winning entry will receive the Main Award in the amount of PLN PLN 3.000 (about EUR 726, USD 984).


The entries can be sent by electronic mail until the 30 July 2014, 00:00 CET to the following address: artmoves(at)tlen.pl

The artwork is supposed to be a creative response to this year’s competition theme: “More or less freedom?”

This competition slogan can be treated as a metaphor of all the processes taking place in the world today. Freedom was and still is a word of great value. At the same time, freedom is a paradoxical word. This is one of the fundamental ideas that drive individual and social life. In the history of mankind, great and wonderful, but also tragic things happened in the name of freedom. Paradoxically, freedom is most easily
defined and appreciated when one tastes its lack (e.g. in a totalitarian state). When we have it, we do not notice it and it rapidly loses its real value – we take it for granted. So, what is freedom then? Is freedom essential to life? Should it be unlimited or have some limits? Can other people limit our freedom – because they also have a right to feel free? Is freedom responsibility or rather doing what one feels like doing?
What do we really need? What do you need? More or less freedom?


Find more information about the Competition and the Festival at: http://www.artmovesfestival.org
and
facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Art-Moves-Festival/222833667733103

 

 

Cardiff Contemporary 2014: Reveal / Conceal

Cardiff Contemporary 2014: Reveal / Conceal
Deadline: June 3

CARDIFF CONTEMPORARY returns this autumn, with a bigger, bolder profile and lots of new opportunities for artists, designers and makers to get involved through a number of programmes and projects. 

Applicants are invited to apply for project funding up to £3000. As part of a wider festival that will co-ordinate and promote visual arts events and activity throughout the city, Cardiff Council have announced opportunities for both emerging and established artists, creative practitioners and arts organisations. The Council welcomes applications for funding for commissions to produce site-responsive work exploring the festival theme of 'Reveal and Conceal', using wit and imagination to engage the public.

To receive an application form you will need to send a brief description of your project idea, a budget, images, a biography and CV.

For more information download a pack from http://bit.ly/cardiffcont