Closing date: 30 March 2010
Sculpture at Sawmillers McMahons Point
Sculptors are invited to participate in a non-acquisitive exhibition. A Sculpture Prize will be awarded and a work may be chosen to be installed in a public space in McMahons Point. Sculpture at Sawmillers is a McMahons Point community initiative in conjunction with North Sydney Council.
For more info see their website here.
Closing date: 31 March 2010
Craft Victoria Melbourne
Proposals are now being sought to exhibit at Craft Victoria in the first half of 2011. Craft Victoria welcomes proposals for individuals and groups who wish to participate in our exhibition program. Proposals are examined by an advisory panel with diverse expertise. Applicants are encourage to discuss their proposal beforehand with Craft Victoria staff.
To apply, firstly download the following document guidelines outlining how to apply for an exhibition:
Exhibition Proposal Guidelines Details of what to include in your proposal document
Exhibition Agreement Exhibition agreement between you and Craft Victoria
Site plan All enquiries regarding exhibition proposals should be directed to the Coordinating Curator, Nella Themelios.Website
Phone: +61 3 9650 7775
Email: [email protected]
The Glenbow Museum Shop carries a wide variety of Canadian made hand crafted jewellery and craft. We are currently accepting new artist’s work for the Spring/Summer season. We are looking for unique Alberta made gifts, jewellery and sculpture. Our shop carries items on consignment and/or outright wholesale purchase depending on the needs of both the artist and the shop.
If you are interested in submitting your product for consideration please contact Connie Smith at [email protected] or by phone at (403) 268-4228.
For more info about the Glenbow Museum shop visit: http://www.glenbow.org/visiting/shop/
Closing date: 23 April 2010
Art Unlimited Dunedoo
Entire are invited for the second Art Unlimited Event. There are three categories, hanging art, photography and ceramics in this years event. The event’s theme is “My Landscape”. The artist’s landscape is not restricted to an urban, rural, indoor or outdoor landscape. It may be interpreted in the widest sense as the artist’s view of contemporary Australian life or the environment in which the artist exists.
Closing date: 2 April 2010
Sheparton Art Gallery Sheparton
The Sidney Myer Fund International Ceramic Award has undergone a review and some changes have been implemented. We are grateful to all artists who have contributed ideas and feedback. Entries for the new award, The Sidney Myer Fund Australian Ceramic Art Award, are now open for both Australian and International ceramic artists. With an expansion to $55,000 in prize monies, the new award confirms its place as the premier Australian/International acquisitive art award. With the hindsight of hosting ten international awards in its previous guise, the gallery has made a number of significant changes. These changes are intended to provide better career development opportunities for Australian ceramicists, more strategic collecting for the gallery, and a greater depth to the exhibition and associated publishing. There will be three recipients of the award, each of whom will receive a significant stipend to produce a body of work for exhibition, on the understanding that the gallery will select one work for its collection. Costs associated with the exhibition will be borne by the gallery, including freight and the production of a fully illustrated catalogue. The gallery will also pay airfares and accommodation for recipient artists to attend the opening event and present at the associated seminar. There will be six months between the announcement of award recipients and the delivery of works to the gallery. Recipients will be selected under the following categories;
| Australian Artist | AUD$25,000 (cash component) |
|---|---|
| International Artist | AUD$25,000 (cash component) |
| *Emerging Australian | AUD$5,000 (cash component) |
Above represents the cash amount which artists will be awarded. However significant other expenses will also be covered. For the International artist these equal an additional $15k and the Australian categories, and additional $7.5k each. These expenses include airfares and accommodation to attend the exhibition opening event and seminar, a solo exhibition, freight and insurance of artwork, and a detailed catalogue with essay. *Artists applying for the Emerging Australian category must have ceramics as their primary arts practise and have been producing less than ten years. All applications for the award are to be completed online.
| Applications close | Friday 2 April 2010 |
|---|---|
| Artists advised of selection | Monday 19 April 2010 (6 months to installation) |
| Delivery of artworks to gallery | Friday 23 October 2010 |
| Exhibition Opening | Saturday 27 November 2010 |
| Exhibition Dates | 27 November 2010 to 22 January 2011 |
| Seminar and workshops | Saturday 27 to Monday 29 November 2010 |
| Artworks dispatched for return to artists | February 2011 |
See their website for all the details here.
