CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: LA CENTRALE GALERIE POWERHOUSE, QUEBEC
DEADLINES : MARCH 15 & OCTOBER 15 of every year Growing out of the feminist art movement and founded in 1973, La Centrale galerie Powerhouse is one of the oldest artist-run centers in Quebec. The center’s mandate expands on a history of feminist art practices and engages a broader spectrum of underrepresented artists and their initiatives within established art institutions. The gallery aims to provide a platform for contemporary art informed by feminist and gender theory, as well as intercultural and transdisciplinary practices. This involves networking and developing professional exchanges at the local, national and international levels. We promote the work of artists at all stages of their careers to allow for intergenerational dialogue. The programming and events at the gallery are a reflection of our members and their interests and involvements. Please include the following with your application :
- A curriculum vitæ
- A project proposal including artist statement and description of technical requirements (500 words maximum)
- Visual and audio support material for your proposal (Mac OSX compatible CD or DVD)
- Visual documentation (if applicable),10 to 15 digital photos
- Video documentation (if applicable), NTSC VHS or DVD only
- Soundtrack (if applicable)
- Interactive digital or web-based project (if applicable), website , interactive portfolio, digital slideshow, digital video, Quicktime or Flash movie, or other digital material
- A list describing all your support material and visual documentation including dimensions of work, media, title and year of production
- A press kit (if applicable)
- SASE for the return of your support material (All applications without SASEs will be available for pick-up during gallery hours for no longer than 3 months after the Programming Committee’s final decision and response)
- A completed application form (download PDF from lacentrale.org)
Please send your post-dated application to the attention of :
ATT: Programming Committee
LA CENTRALE GALERIE POWERHOUSE
4296 Boulevard Saint-Laurent, Montréal, Québec,H2W 1Z3, Canada
Medalta day 5
Almost supper time and I’m feeling a bit behind. Today was not terribly productive in terms of physical work that I wanted to get accomplished, but it has been an incredibly thought provoking day with many chats around the studio which are making my brain buzz. Dialogues on functionality, grad school, audience, expectations, reasoning and justification for making art. Far too complex to summarize in any cohesive manner, I guess you just had to be here…
Here’s hoping this evening is a bit more hands on productive for me. Another late night I guess (not that I’m complaining – it’s been glorious to work 14 hour days!) In the meantime here’s some pics of Robin and Paul working away.
Betty Woodman: Ceramics and Works on Paper & George Woodman: Photographs

Please join us for the Opening Reception with the Artists:
Thursday, July 15th, 5 to 8pm
Gallery Talk: 6pm
Reception is a benefit for Anderson Ranch Arts Center and is in conjunction with Anderson Ranch’s National Recognition Dinner, honoring the Woodmans and Garth Clark and Mark DelVecchio, July 14th. www.andersonranch.org
Upcoming think tank…
Hou Hanru, leading environmental art curator Michaela Crimmin, US academic Adrian Parr and Tony Fry, Director of Team D/E/S and founder of the EcoDesign Foundation.
More than just a website, it is a place for exchanging ideas, reading the program, connecting with other HotHousers or taking part in the urban sketch lab.
WHEN: July 27-28 2010
COST: $185 Full / $130 Concession*
Job Posting – Alberta Craft Council
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The Alberta Craft Council is looking for a full-time Shop Coordinator. The Alberta Craft Gallery Shop is a successful member retail operation that supports the other marketing initiatives of the ACC. The Alberta Craft Council is a non-profit public service organization that promotes, develops and advocates for fine craft in Alberta. The successful candidate will oversee daily operations of the retail operation that includes: Provide customer service ” Generate sales of member’s work Implement operating procedures to properly track sales, inventory from artists and other suppliers that will ensure the financial success of the operation Oversee shop staff, and coordinate their scheduling Participate in product selection, product development and new marketing projects Maintain all daily, weekly and monthly record-keeping including customer information Coordinate commissions, corporate orders, municipal and provincial orders and viewings Develop strong lines of communication with artists consigning in the ACC shop Develop successful year-round marketing and public relations activities to support, reach and exceed budgeted sales targets Promote and advocate for the Alberta Craft Council and fine craft with the public and within the arts community Requirements: Retail and/or cultural marketing experience, craft related post-secondary degree or equivalent. Salary: to be negotiated depending on experience. Deadline: Interviews will commence mid-June and continue until an appropriate candidate is found. |
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Contact: Nancy St. Hilaire Administrative Manager Alberta Craft Council 10186 – 106 Street Edmonton, AB T5J 1H4 Send resumes to: [email protected] |
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