Artist in Residence in India

International Artist Village Residency, India

Visual and performing artists and art critics are invited to apply for the ‘Sowing Seeds Artist Village Residency’ in India. Visual artists, performing artists, art critics and local community will collaborate to create work about environment and social development in rural Rajasthan. There will be opportunities for collaborative work that interacts with the rural environment.

“Sowing Seeds” is a project that intends to create dialogues and exchanges amongst artists beyond their national identity and serves as an opportunity for rural artists to meet, share and exchange ideas, visions, and diverse views in order to create a deeper understanding of art. It acts as a social environment developing and improving the artistic impressions of experts as well as emerging artists. As an alternative art space in India, “Sowing Seeds” is geared to exchange the challenges required to organize such a contemporary artist village residency within rural areas and thus giving rise to a new era in art. The key to the Artist residency projects will be creating local community collaboration to create works related to environment and social development in the village Gelawas, Barmer, Rajasthan. The artist residency will bring together 15 international artists practicing in a wide variety of media, collaboration, outdoor sculpture, documentation, or performing to bring benefit to a specific siteand share ideas and methods for a period of 14 days.

The artists residency will provide the selected artists with full lodging and food, work space, local transportation and a small material stipend. Residency period

20th December 2011 to 2nd January 2012 [14-days] Eligible applicants

Young and emerging visual artists, performingartists and critics – Artists who are able to stay at village Gelawas for the designated period of time Artists who are able to produce results of his or her residence activities, e.g. exhibitions, performances, concerts or presentations

Artists who are able to communicate and collaborate with local people and participate in the exchange program. How to apply

Applicants should fill in all the required fields in the application form

Applications via e-mail will be accepted

Submitted information is only used for selection and not for any other purpose. Deadline

Applications must be received by 30th September 2011.

Applications received after the deadline will not be accepted.

Applications will not be accepted if there is any deficiency or if required information is missing. Results

Results will be announced in the beginning of 15th October 2011

All applicants, both successful and unsuccessful, will be informed of the results. A total of 15 artists will be selected. Applications & inquiries should be addressed to

KAMAN ART FOUNDATION

NEAR RAM GADI, KAGA AREA

JODHPUR, RAJASTHAN

PIN CODE 342001

INDIA

MOBILE NO +91-9892672877 or +91-9314722004

Email: [email protected]

Kang Seung Chul Workshop – Traditional Korean Pottery Methods.





Kang Seung Chul will demonstrate traditional and contemporary Korean pottery making including coil and throwing large forms.

Please join us for a rare learning opportunity.

September 17th 10am to 5 pm

Stoneware Studio 778 Corydon Ave, Winnipeg, Manitoba.

Registration fee $40 or $30 for students.

Lunch will be provided.

To register, call 475-8088 – numbers are limited so please register early.

For more information call David Krindle at 688-5361

http://stonewaregallery.com/

VOTE NOW – RBC Emerging Artist People’s choice award

Here’s your chance to have your say on some of Canada’s top Ceramic Art:

The Gardiner Museum is pleased to announce the inaugural $10,000 RBC Emerging Artist People’s Choice Award. A panel of experts nominated five outstanding young Canadian artists, they are – Eliza Au of Richmond, BC, Jeremy Hatch of Madison, WI (originally from Vancouver, BC), Xanthe Isbister of Medicine Hat, AB, Alwyn O’Brien of Salt Spring Island, BC and Annie Yung of Montreal, PQ. This award provides each artist with the opportunity to showcase new work created specifically for the competition.

Cast Your Ballot and Have Your Say

Vote for the artist of your choice and explain your decision. The artist who receives the greatest share of the popular vote from museum visitors and online voters will win the $10,000 award. In the event of a tie, the winners will split the prize.

Either click on an individual artist link to see more about them and vote for them or visit the main website page here.

Call for artists – It’s Only Clay 2011 – DEADLINE SEPT 3rd

Bemidji Community Art Center and the Bemidji State University Visual Arts Dept announce the 9th annual, It’s Only Clay National Juried Ceramics Competition and Exhibition.

This annual National juried ceramics competition and exhibition is a collaboration sponsored by the BCAC and Bemidji State University. IOC 2011 features a workshop on the campus of BSU, a community lecture and a juried exhibition of functional ceramics at the Bemidji Community Art Center selected by artist and potter Guillermo Cuellar. Previous jurors include; Simon Levin, Richard Bresnahan, Linda Christianson, Jeff Oestreich, Robert Briscoe, Bill Gossman and Bob and Cheryl Husby.

2011 IOC Juror Guillermo Cuellar – Born in Maracaibo, Venezuela in 1951 Guillermo went on to study ceramics at Cornell College, Mt. Vernon, Iowa, where he graduated with a B.A. in Art in 1976. After working as an environmentalist he returned to pottery in 1980. In 1986 he set up a studio in the village of Turgua, an hour southeast of the capital city, Caracas, where he made pots for the following 18 years. In 1981 he worked as an assistant to Warren MacKenzie, who was teaching in Caracas. Subsequently he regularly shared studio experience with MacKenzie in Stillwater, Minnesota from 1984 to 2006. Guillermo’s experience includes teaching workshops in Venezuela and Chile and participating in the organization and execution of workshops given by international guest potters in Venezuela. For more information on Guillermo, visit his website. IOC 2011 JURIED COMPETITION & EXHIBIT – WORKSHOP – LECTURE Juried Exhibit at the Bemidji Community Art Center

The IOC 2011 exhibit is a juried competition focusing on, and dedicated to, functional ceramics. Selected works will be a part of the exhibit at the BCAC from November 4th to December 17tth, 2011. The opening reception will be on Friday, Nov. 4th from 5 to 7pm with a brief talk by and annoucement of awards by Guillermo Cuellar. Prize money for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners equaling $1,600.00 and additional purchase awards for work going towards the Margaret Harlow Vessel Collection at BSU.

  • Guidelines: for submissions are outlined in the IOC – 2011 Prospectus
  • Deadline for submissions: all IOC 2011 Exhibit Application must be complete and postmarked September 3rd, 2011.
  • Application fee: $30.00 for 3 entries.
  • Exhibition Dates: November 4th through December 17th, 2011.
  • Opening Reception and Awards: November 4th from 5 to 7 pm.

For more details please visit their website here.