The Fogelberg Studio Fellowship Program: deadline April 19th

The Fogelberg Studio Fellowship Program is designed to provide emerging
ceramic artists an opportunity to be in residence for one year at the
Northern Clay Center, where they can develop their own work, as well as
exchange ideas and knowledge with other ceramic artists.

Two studio fellowships will be awarded in 2013, valued at $3,000 each. 
Fellowship recipients will share a large, private, fully furnished
studio space (measuring 16’ x 11’) from September 1, 2013 through August
31, 2014.  In addition to the work space, each fellowship includes a
modest materials and a firing stipend, as well as participation (at no
charge for most) in NCC workshops and lectures.  Recipients’ work will
also be included in a group exhibition featuring several artists, which
will take place in January of 2015. Artists are required to create 100
to 150 vessels for Soup It Up, an annual fundraiser that
supports a variety of educational and youth programs throughout the Twin
Cities, including this particular program.

NEW TO 2013: recipients will also receive professional
development in the form of teacher training; the awardees will end their
fellowship year by co-teaching a school residency.

Eligibility

  • Eligibility is restricted to clay artists who have completed
    all formal academic training by the start of the grant period (September
    1, 2013), who are not currently enrolled full or part-time in a
    degree-granting institution (including BA, MFA, or a teaching
    certification program), and who are not employed full-time as a ceramics
    teacher at the college level.
  • You CAN APPLY for all, but CANNOT RECEIVE any combination, of
    the Fogelberg Fellowship, the Anonymous Potter Studio Fellowship, the
    Materials Technician/Resident Artist position, and the Building
    Maintenance/Resident Artist position.
  • Current Fogelberg Fellows cannot apply again until three year
    after the date of their award. (A 2012 fellowship recipient cannot
    apply again until the 2015 grant cycle.)

Application Process

The following materials must be submitted. Incomplete applications will not be reviewed.

  • A completed application form
  • A disc with 10 digital images and a printed copy of a
    corresponding image list. (Discs will not be returned.) The image list
    must include artist name, date of work, dimensions of work, medium, and
    image orientation. Please see Submitting Digital Images
    for additional information. Digital images should be saved in JPEG
    format at 96 ppi with the image’s longest dimension not exceeding 1024
    pixels. Image files should be labeled with last name, first initial, and
    numbers, indicating your preferred viewing order (example: doej1.jpg).
    Do not include any other information in the file name.
  • A current resume (maximum of three 8-1/2″ x 11″ pages) with artist’s name at the top of each page
  • An artist statement (maximum of two 8-1/2″ x 11″ pages) with artist’s name at the top of each page

 

Schedule

The application deadline will be 5:00 pm on April 19, 2013. Completed application forms and materials must be received at Northern Clay Center in hard copy by this date and time. THIS IS NOT A POSTMARK DEADLINE.  No faxed, e-mailed, or late applications will be accepted.

Application materials will be reviewed by a three-member panel, who will
select the grant recipients on the basis of merit. Applicants will be
notified of the outcome of the selection process by mid-May 2013.

Download the 2013 Fogelberg Studio Fellowship Application Form (pdf)

www.northernclaycenter.org/create/fogelberg_fellowship.php

Don’t miss out – Deadline on the 1st of May!

Short Term Residency Application Deadline:  May 1, 2013
The Short-Term Residency (any time between September 1 – May 31) is ideal for the ceramic artist who is working to complete a special project requiring two to eight weeks’ time. Accepted short-term residents are provided with studio space and 24 hour access to the studio. Housing is available for $450.00 per month or a prorated basis congruent with the scheduled residency. Short-term residents will be responsible for personal living expenses, as well as all material and firing expenses. The application deadline is May 1st annually.
Application Fee: $40
The Red Lodge Clay Center welcomes applications from ceramic artists who will thrive working as a team, in a community minded atmosphere.

Apply Online at Slideroom: https://redlodgeclaycenter.slideroom.com/#/Login

For more information:
406-446-3993
Email Us
[email protected]
www.redlodgeclaycenter.com

emerging artist: Cherie Peyton

My name is Cherie Peyton and I live in Sydney, Australia.  I originally
attended evening pottery classes in the early 90s when my sons were
small – I enjoyed it so much I never stopped.  I now teach wheel
throwing and porcelain jewellery evening classes myself for our Local
Community College and love passing on my knowledge and skills to
newcomers.  The kinds of pots I enjoy making are large carved bowls, I
am intrigued by tree roots and branches which have a big influence in my
pots.  Flowers are another favourite of mine and I also love making
porcelain roses and the porcelain jewellery.

http://www.facebook.com/CheriesPotteryLessons 
 
Want
to be featured as an emerging artist on musing? All you have to do is
send me some images, a brief write up if you’d like, and a
website if you have it to [email protected] If you could put emerging
artist in the subject header of the email so it doesn’t get lost in my
spam folder that would be great. Thanks! 

Call for entry: The Left Edge

Deadline May 17th

Exhibition runs June 26 through July 21

The Left Edge is a juried ceramic exhibition
that will encompass the vast array of contemporary ceramics in
sculptural, installation, and vessel-making genres. This exhibit uses The Left Edge
as a metaphor and encourages artists to submit work that pushes
traditional boundaries of the ceramic medium in its treatment of
material and subject.
Jurors: Darrin Ekern & Sue Whitmore.

*Open to all artists over the age of 18 residing in Alaska, Washington, Oregon and California.

For full details and entry form visit the Humboldt Arts website.

The Humboldt Arts Council in the Morris Graves Museum of Art

636 F Street, Eureka, CA 95501

phone: (707) 442-0278 Fax: (707)442-2040

NEIGHBOURHOOD SPACES, Socially-Engaged Artist in Residence Program, NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS

Application deadline: May 6th, 2013

Details and application instructions: www.brokencitylab.org/apply

Arts Council Windsor & Region (ACWR), Broken City Lab (BCL) and The City of Windsor are pleased to announce the launch of Neighbourhood Spaces: Windsor & Region Artist in Residence Program,
a new initiative that will locate ten chosen artists in community sites
throughout Windsor and Essex County in Ontario, for 4-6 week artist
residences. Supported by the Ontario Trillium Foundation,
this new program will allow artists to pursue research and/or create
work(s) that engage, explore and connect with local communities. The
program is inviting applications from Canadian artists of all
disciplines including visual, performing, literary, music,
interdisciplinary and media arts.

Neighbourhood Spaces
will embed artists in community sites such as parks, nature reserves,
libraries, health or community centres. These sites will provide a “home
base” for each artist to work during their residency, while also
allowing the artist to take on diverse roles, engaging with community
members in various ways to animate, explore and inspire the specific
stories, curiosities, challenges and triumphs of the local community.

Curated by Broken City Lab, residencies will begin in summer 2013 and be staggered throughout the year, concluding in August 2014.There is no application or residency fee.
Each artist will receive $4750, which includes an artist fee and
funding to assist in covering travel, housing (for the duration of the
residency), material and per diem expenses. While housing is not
provided, Neighbourhood Spaces is available to assist artists in finding
accommodations. A final exhibition and symposium will be held in the
fall of 2014 and an online publication will be created documenting the
program.

The Program Coordinator will serve as a liaison between
the artists and community site and will be available to assist in
documenting work, promoting events and connecting to local resources,
including organizations, artists, and volunteers. Along with a
standardized submission form and artistic support materials, applicants
are asked to outline their ideal neighbourhood site. A list of potential
community sites can be found in the online application.

For more information about Neighbourhood Spaces, visit: www.acwr.net/ns or www.brokencitylab.org/apply

CONTACT
Alana Bartol
Program Coordinator
Neighbourhood Spaces: Windsor & Region Artist in Residence Program
1942 Wyandotte St E
Windsor, ON N8Y 1E4