by Carole Epp | Jan 10, 2017 | call for entry, emerging artist, job posting, monday morning eye candy, movie day, residency opportunity, technical tuesday
The International Craft & Design Residency is open to an all
international practitioners who are not Australian residents. Discipline
areas at ANU School of Art & Design are Ceramics, Design,
Wood/Furniture, Glass, Gold & Silver, Textiles, Sculpture, Drawing
& Printmedia, Photography & Media Arts, and Painting.
The inaugural residency in 2014 was awarded to innovative mix media
artist Lauren Kalman who is a visual artist based in Detroit, USA and
whose practice is invested in contemporary craft, video, photography and
performance. In 2015 the award went to Philipp Weber, Munich, a German
based artist/designer who explores the position of craft in contemporary
society and practice by exploration and representing processes.
Expressions of Interest 2017
The School of Art & Design at the Australian National University
is pleased to announce the upcoming 2017 International Craft &
Design Residency.
The School of Art & Design seeks a craftsperson, designer or
artist to undertake an intensive residency in the second half of 2017.
We invite applications form practitioners who ideally work in a cross
disciplinary approach to encourage cross-disciplinary activity and
dialogue within our school. The duration of the residency is suggested
to be between 3-6 weeks (other durations can be negotiated). The
residency will start after 20 July 2017 and the actual dates will be
negotiated with the successful candidate.
Deadline: Monday 6 February 2017
To apply, click here
Applicants notified before the end of February 2017
Award benefits
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Return economy-class international airfare to Canberra, Australia (up to $4,000 AUD).
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Use of well-equipped studio space; focused time for studio engagement.
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Supportive interaction with fellow artists and students.
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Up to AUD$1000 in materials allowance reimbursements.
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Accommodation in a private flat at ANU.
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Wireless Internet, library, and bicycle access.
Award expectations
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Commitment as a full-time resident practitioner for the designated term;
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Being accessible to ANU School of Art students and community;
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Production of new works and/or engaging in explorations and collaborations across workshops;
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Contribution to the School of Art community through a variety of
activities, including offering a public lecture, participating in
workshop critiques, etc.
Australian National University School of Art & Design provides
studio-based courses of study for Undergraduate through PhD
(Practice-Led Research) students majoring in each of the discipline
areas. The School of Art & Design staff are professionally and
research active, and is committed to encouraging new collaborations
between disciplines.
The ANU is situated in the nation’s capital, and is near to
Australia’s national collecting institutions providing an excellent
environment for study and research.
by Carole Epp | Dec 19, 2016 | call for entry, emerging artist, job posting, monday morning eye candy, movie day, residency opportunity, technical tuesday
The Long-Term Residency (September 1 – July 31)
is ideal for committed individuals interested in pursuing the
development of their professional, artistic careers. We accept
applications from emerging, post-bacc, post-grad, and artists with
equivalent educations. Individuals searching for the time, space, and
resources needed to explore new ideas and create work will enjoy
our friendly community and the rural mountainous setting. Accepted
residents will be provided with studio space, furnished private
apartments in a large house downtown, utilities, and a monthly stipend
in exchange for twenty hours of work per week at the Clay Center.
Responsibilities will include assisting in the retail operation of the
gallery, teaching community clay classes, as well as cleaning and
maintenance of the studio and gallery. Residents will be responsible for
personal living expenses, as well as all material and firing expenses.
The application deadline is February 1st annually.
Red Lodge Clay Center
by Carole Epp | Dec 7, 2016 | call for entry, emerging artist, job posting, monday morning eye candy, movie day, residency opportunity, technical tuesday
Artists
working in any discipline may apply for the Arts Center’s Arts/Industry
2018 program, which takes place at and is funded by Kohler Co. in
Kohler, Wis.
Each year, 16–22 artists are accepted for 2- to 6-month residencies in
the Pottery or Foundry/Enamel areas of the factory. Artists-in-residence
receive 24-hour access to studio space, materials, use of equipment,
technical assistance, photographic services,
housing, and round-trip transportation. The application deadline for
2018 residencies is April 1, 2017. For more information and application form, visit
http://www.jmkac.org/explore-discover/arts-industry-program
or email [email protected].
by Carole Epp | Nov 17, 2016 | call for entry, emerging artist, job posting, monday morning eye candy, movie day, residency opportunity, technical tuesday
The Vancouver Island School of Art has worked in
partnership with the Kreye family, to establish the Bonnie McComb Kreye
Studio Residency. Residents have the use of a private garden studio for 3
months or 1 month (with accommodation), with opportunity to exhibit
their work in the Slide Room Gallery. The residency is open to artists
working in all media and across disciplines.
This is the first residency of its kind in Victoria, now in
its second year, and VISA is pleased to be part of this exciting new
project. The residency has been created by Donald Kreye in memory of his
late wife Bonnie McComb Kreye, who was an artist and educator, who
devoted her life to making art and to encouraging the creative
talents of all those she came in contact with. She understood the power
of art to change lives and to enrich society. The family chose to
partner with VISA in offering Bonnie’s studio for a short- term artist
residency, because VISA, like Bonnie, was dedicated to arts education
and support of the local art scene and community at large.
The Bonnie McComb Kreye Studio Residency is open
all emerging and mid career artists including VISA students and alumni.
Opportunities for artists to give talks and workshops at VISA can be
discussed. Three applicants will be selected each year. Their final art
works will be considered for an exhibition in Slide Room Gallery. The
Slide Room Gallery is a professional not-for-profit independent gallery
space located on the lower level of VISA.
Studio: Residents will have the use a 30
square metre studio space in a private, self-contained garden building
with a washroom, work tables, and a kitchenette. All lighting, heat,
water, insurance costs are included. The studio is walking distance to
UVic, buses, grocery stores, cafés, forest and beach. The fall and
winter residencies do not include housing for the three month but
suggestions can be provided regarding accommodation in Victoria. The one
month summer residency will include accommodation in a 32 square metre
furnished apartment on site. Travel costs must be covered by the artist.
Cost: There is no charge to residency for
the studio residency. There is an administrative fee of $100 for the
each selected resident to be paid to Vancouver Island School of Art.
Residency Dates for 2017: Winter (January 3-March 31), Summer (June 3 – June 30) *includes accommodation, Fall (September 5-November 30)
Enquires: direct questions regarding Studio Residency to [email protected]
