Deadlines for the selected date:
workshop / education / training
IPA Summer 2013 Performance Workshops | Istanbul
IPA is an organization of artists and students of performing arts that aims at bringing together performance artists from all over the world in order to encourage the exchange with and learning from each other. Like the years before, IPA Summer Camp, where young performance artists can meet and work together for one week with internationally known artists from whose knowledge and experience they can learn in workshops and discussions.
Dates
Sunday, 11. August 2013: Arrival of participants in Istanbul. First dinner at 7:00 pm and talk about the organization.
12. August – 17. August: workshops
18. August: Public Presentation
19. – 21. August: days off, preparing the Platform
21. August: Arrival of the artists for the Platform
22. – 24. August 2012: Platform For Young Performance Artists & Conference “Teaching
Performance Art”
25. August 2013: Departure
Workshop: We will have 3 workshop groups, 10 - 15 PARTICIPANTS PER GROUP. You will stay in one group during the workshop. We have open stage in the evening/night for the exchange between the groups.
Meals: We will have one dinner every day together with all participants. For breakfast and lunch you should organize yourself. The food is vegetarian.
Accommodation: We can offer a sleeping place in a hostel near to the working space. You don´t have to bring a sleeping bag. First night Sunday, August 11.
Fee: This year’s fee is 300, - €. It includes (only during the time of the workshop August 11th – August 18th 2013):
- Workshop fee
- Dinner together with the other participants
- Accommodation
For application, please send an email to: ipasummer@i-pa.org. Then you will receive further information!
Webpage: http://ipapress.i-pa.org/ipa-summer-2013/
IPA is an organization of artists and students of performing arts that aims at bringing together performance artists from all over the world in order to encourage the exchange with and learning from each other. Like the years before, IPA Summer Camp, where young performance artists can meet and work together for one week with internationally known artists from whose knowledge and experience they can learn in workshops and discussions.
Dates
Sunday, 11. August 2013: Arrival of participants in Istanbul. First dinner at 7:00 pm and talk about the organization.
12. August – 17. August: workshops
18. August: Public Presentation
19. – 21. August: days off, preparing the Platform
21. August: Arrival of the artists for the Platform
22. – 24. August 2012: Platform For Young Performance Artists & Conference “Teaching
Performance Art”
25. August 2013: Departure
Workshop: We will have 3 workshop groups, 10 - 15 PARTICIPANTS PER GROUP. You will stay in one group during the workshop. We have open stage in the evening/night for the exchange between the groups.
Meals: We will have one dinner every day together with all participants. For breakfast and lunch you should organize yourself. The food is vegetarian.
Accommodation: We can offer a sleeping place in a hostel near to the working space. You don´t have to bring a sleeping bag. First night Sunday, August 11.
Fee: This year’s fee is 300, - €. It includes (only during the time of the workshop August 11th – August 18th 2013):
- Workshop fee
- Dinner together with the other participants
- Accommodation
For application, please send an email to: ipasummer@i-pa.org. Then you will receive further information!
Webpage: http://ipapress.i-pa.org/ipa-summer-2013/
call for papers / texts
Decentering Art of the Former East (CAA, Chicago, 12-15 Feb 14)
Whether conceptualized in terms of a periphery or an alternative center,
narratives of Russian and Eastern European art have long been organized
around a binary of East and West, shaped both by art history's
disciplinary biases and by the politics of the Cold War and "fall of
communism." This panel takes Partha Mitter's argument in "Decentering
Modernism" (2008) as a point of departure in order to rethink how art of
these regions can be understood in an increasingly global art history.
Can we find ways of rereading the default evaluation that western
references to the Russian avant-garde's monochromes and constructions
are art-historically savvy, while Russian and Eastern European
references to internationally known practices are derivative? What is
the difference between naïve appropriation and creative misreading, and
to what extent are these procedures also fundamental to the work of
stably central figures of Western European and North American art?
CAA Annual Conference, Chicago, February 12 - 15, 2014
Deadline: Aug 1, 2013
Session sponsored by the Society of Historians of East European,
Eurasian, and Russian Art and Architecture (SHERA)
Panel co-chairs: Masha Chlenova, The Museum of Modern Art; and Kristin
Romberg, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
http://www.collegeart.org/
Please send a paper title, abstract (200-300 words), and 2-page
curriculum vitae to Masha Chlenova (masha_chlenova[@]moma.org) and Kristin Romberg (kristin.romberg[@]gmail.com) by August 1.
Read more
http://www.collegeart.org/pdf/2014CallforParticipation.pdf
Image: Cloud Gate at Millennium Park, Cesar Russ Photography, Image courtesy of Choose Chicago
Whether conceptualized in terms of a periphery or an alternative center,
narratives of Russian and Eastern European art have long been organized
around a binary of East and West, shaped both by art history's
disciplinary biases and by the politics of the Cold War and "fall of
communism." This panel takes Partha Mitter's argument in "Decentering
Modernism" (2008) as a point of departure in order to rethink how art of
these regions can be understood in an increasingly global art history.
Can we find ways of rereading the default evaluation that western
references to the Russian avant-garde's monochromes and constructions
are art-historically savvy, while Russian and Eastern European
references to internationally known practices are derivative? What is
the difference between naïve appropriation and creative misreading, and
to what extent are these procedures also fundamental to the work of
stably central figures of Western European and North American art?
CAA Annual Conference, Chicago, February 12 - 15, 2014
Deadline: Aug 1, 2013
Session sponsored by the Society of Historians of East European,
Eurasian, and Russian Art and Architecture (SHERA)
Panel co-chairs: Masha Chlenova, The Museum of Modern Art; and Kristin
Romberg, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
http://www.collegeart.org/
Please send a paper title, abstract (200-300 words), and 2-page
curriculum vitae to Masha Chlenova (masha_chlenova[@]moma.org) and Kristin Romberg (kristin.romberg[@]gmail.com) by August 1.
Read more
http://www.collegeart.org/pdf/2014CallforParticipation.pdf
Image: Cloud Gate at Millennium Park, Cesar Russ Photography, Image courtesy of Choose Chicago
All deadlines for this month:
grants / scholarships
Creative Encounters: Cultural Partnerships between Asia and Europe
•Application Deadline
15.08.2013
The Asia-Europe Foundation (ASEF), and its partners Arts Network Asia (ANA) and the European network Trans Europe Halles (TEH), are jointly launching the 3rd call for proposals of Creative Encounters: Cultural Partnerships between Asia and Europe. Simultaneously, ASEF is also launching the 1st call for proposals of ASEF Creative Networks.
Both initiatives aim to reinforce Asia-Europe exchanges and deepen mutual understanding between cultural communities in the two regions by enhancing the mobility of artists and cultural professionals, and by encouraging creative collaborations.
Organisations and networks are invited to submit multilateral activities that engage as many partners and participants from the 49 member countries of the Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM) and reflect the cultural diversity of the two regions.
Goals
- To promote cultural exchanges between cultural organisations and artists from Asia and Europe in different artistic disciplines.
- To create opportunities for people-to-people encounters, networking, and artistic collaborations based on collaborative projects.
Read more:
http://asef.org/index.php/projects/programmes/2130-creative-encounters
•Application Deadline
15.08.2013
The Asia-Europe Foundation (ASEF), and its partners Arts Network Asia (ANA) and the European network Trans Europe Halles (TEH), are jointly launching the 3rd call for proposals of Creative Encounters: Cultural Partnerships between Asia and Europe. Simultaneously, ASEF is also launching the 1st call for proposals of ASEF Creative Networks.
Both initiatives aim to reinforce Asia-Europe exchanges and deepen mutual understanding between cultural communities in the two regions by enhancing the mobility of artists and cultural professionals, and by encouraging creative collaborations.
Organisations and networks are invited to submit multilateral activities that engage as many partners and participants from the 49 member countries of the Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM) and reflect the cultural diversity of the two regions.
Goals
- To promote cultural exchanges between cultural organisations and artists from Asia and Europe in different artistic disciplines.
- To create opportunities for people-to-people encounters, networking, and artistic collaborations based on collaborative projects.
Read more:
http://asef.org/index.php/projects/programmes/2130-creative-encounters
competition
@Diversity Idea Competition
•Application Deadline
19.08.2013
The @Diversity Idea Competition is seeking fresh and innovative ideas for the European cultural industry making use of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) to create, make accessible, spread and/or finance cultural products. Hand in your idea, convince our jury and become part of the @Diversity incubation programme. Together, through coaching and pitching, we will develop the winning ideas into business models that will shape the future of the European cultural and creative sectors.
Keep in mind that your idea should fit in at least one of the following categories:
Make Culture
Spread Culture
Access Culture
Finance Culture
Apply to one or more of the following sectors:
Cultural Heritage
Audiovisual works
Performing arts
Creation and exhibition of art objects
Publishing
Read more
https://www.at-diversity.eu/
•Application Deadline
19.08.2013
The @Diversity Idea Competition is seeking fresh and innovative ideas for the European cultural industry making use of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) to create, make accessible, spread and/or finance cultural products. Hand in your idea, convince our jury and become part of the @Diversity incubation programme. Together, through coaching and pitching, we will develop the winning ideas into business models that will shape the future of the European cultural and creative sectors.
Keep in mind that your idea should fit in at least one of the following categories:
Make Culture
Spread Culture
Access Culture
Finance Culture
Apply to one or more of the following sectors:
Cultural Heritage
Audiovisual works
Performing arts
Creation and exhibition of art objects
Publishing
Read more
https://www.at-diversity.eu/
prize
NEW
NEW
Urban Intervention Award Berlin 2013 and the Urban Living Award 2013
•Application Deadline
24.08.2013
Innovative architectural projects for urban stimuli
The Urban Intervention Award Berlin, which was presented for the first time in 2010 on a European level by the Senate Department of Urban Development and the Environment Berlin, will, in cooperation with the Deutsche Wohnen AG, be expanded in 2013 to include the new Urban Living Award.
This year, for the first time, prize money in the amount of 3,000 € will be awarded for each of the categories "Built", "Temporary" and "Living". This prize money has been donated by the Deutsche Wohnen AG.
Read more:
http://www.stadtentwicklung.berlin.de/staedtebau/baukultur/urban_intervention_award/en/aufruf.shtml
Senate Department for Urban Development and the Environment
Württembergische Straße 6, 10707 Berlin
http://www.stadtentwicklung.berlin.de/
Tel.: +49 30 90139-3000
Image: Partner für Berlin/FTB-Werbefotografie
•Application Deadline
24.08.2013
Innovative architectural projects for urban stimuli
The Urban Intervention Award Berlin, which was presented for the first time in 2010 on a European level by the Senate Department of Urban Development and the Environment Berlin, will, in cooperation with the Deutsche Wohnen AG, be expanded in 2013 to include the new Urban Living Award.
This year, for the first time, prize money in the amount of 3,000 € will be awarded for each of the categories "Built", "Temporary" and "Living". This prize money has been donated by the Deutsche Wohnen AG.
Read more:
http://www.stadtentwicklung.berlin.de/staedtebau/baukultur/urban_intervention_award/en/aufruf.shtml
Senate Department for Urban Development and the Environment
Württembergische Straße 6, 10707 Berlin
http://www.stadtentwicklung.berlin.de/
Tel.: +49 30 90139-3000
Image: Partner für Berlin/FTB-Werbefotografie
opportunity
LITERACIES - book and documentary
•Application Deadline
31.08.2013
about
This October another edition of Eastern Partnership Culture Congress together with art festival INTEGRATIONS-MEDIATIONS will be held in Lublin, Poland.
Among many topics and activities we would like to consider cultural manifestations of media technologies and discuss culture as communicational and mediated environment. Therefore we will create platform for critical thinking about and discussing different media imaginaries, old and new media literacies as well as cultural and political regimes of communications. Our questions are:
- how do we/cultures differ among each other using media and communicating?
- what are the origins, fundaments and limits of analogue and digital literacies?
- are we facing global media imaginary and how media culture influence the way we think?
call
Using various types of form record/design/write/picture you ideas, impressions and critical comments on the topic. We invite scientist form various fields (cultural studies, sociology, art theory, media studies, anthropology), artists (designers, media artist, visual artist, musicians, directors), journalists and cultural activits.
forms
For such a mash-up we expect you to deliver homemade videoclips, scientific articles and impressions, essays, case studies, sound clips, photo galleries. All together they will be shown to the congress and festival guests and after the event in number of forms (as a book, video documentary, infographics and more...) they are going to be published (open source) in english and other laguages
workshop
during the event international team of designers, artist and theoreticians will work together on the “interfaces” for our ideas and commentaries: videoclip, book and wwwersion.
piotr.celinski[@]umcs.pl
http://epccongress.eu/en/
•Application Deadline
31.08.2013
about
This October another edition of Eastern Partnership Culture Congress together with art festival INTEGRATIONS-MEDIATIONS will be held in Lublin, Poland.
Among many topics and activities we would like to consider cultural manifestations of media technologies and discuss culture as communicational and mediated environment. Therefore we will create platform for critical thinking about and discussing different media imaginaries, old and new media literacies as well as cultural and political regimes of communications. Our questions are:
- how do we/cultures differ among each other using media and communicating?
- what are the origins, fundaments and limits of analogue and digital literacies?
- are we facing global media imaginary and how media culture influence the way we think?
call
Using various types of form record/design/write/picture you ideas, impressions and critical comments on the topic. We invite scientist form various fields (cultural studies, sociology, art theory, media studies, anthropology), artists (designers, media artist, visual artist, musicians, directors), journalists and cultural activits.
forms
For such a mash-up we expect you to deliver homemade videoclips, scientific articles and impressions, essays, case studies, sound clips, photo galleries. All together they will be shown to the congress and festival guests and after the event in number of forms (as a book, video documentary, infographics and more...) they are going to be published (open source) in english and other laguages
workshop
during the event international team of designers, artist and theoreticians will work together on the “interfaces” for our ideas and commentaries: videoclip, book and wwwersion.
piotr.celinski[@]umcs.pl
http://epccongress.eu/en/
