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(New) A Studio in the Woods - LA
Deadline: August 4, 2008. A Studio In the Woods (ASITW) is calling to artists from all disciplines who are committed to engaging their communities in addressing the sort of ecological challenges that are exemplified in Southern Louisiana for a new ecological residency entitled Changing Landscapes. Seeking artists who show an ability to incorporate investigative methods and collaboration with community, educators, or environmental activists in their creative vision. Artists will be asked to make a public presentation of their work and provide explanation of how their art actually makes an impact on collective action and the environment in realistic terms. Artists may apply for their first, second and third choice of 6-week residency dates from the following: November 3-December 15, 2008; January 5-February 16, 2009; or March 2-April 14, 2009. Recipients will be given $3500 as a stipend and $1500 towards materials. ASITW covers costs associated with room and board including food, utilities for living and studio space. Residents are expected to cover personal living expenses, additional materials and supplies, telephone charges, and any other expenses relating to the cost of producing work incurred while in the program. Travel and shipping expenses to and from ASITW for the residency are also the responsibility of the artist. Please visit www.astudiointhewoods.org for more information or to download an application. A Studio in the Woods, 13401 River Road, New Orleans, LA 70131.
(New) Virginia Center for the Creative Arts Auvillar Workshops for Painters and Writers - VA
The center offers a series of intensive writing and painting workshops held in the south of France. Each workshop will offer individual attention and in-depth critiques from award-winning writers and poets. Workshops are 6-7 days in length and are scheduled from May through September. Scholarships are available. For more information, contact: VCCA, 154 San Angelo Dr., Amherst, VA 24521; Phone: (434) 946-7236; email: franceworkshops@vcca.com; or check website: www.vcca.com.
(New) The J. Paul Getty Trust - CA
Has a website for art students and educators. The site offers a wealth of arts education tools and information. The library catalogue offers 800,000 volumes and other research tools and another 54,000 pages related to works of art and reports in conservation and art history. The site can be found at: www.getty.edu.
The Clay Studio of Missoula Artist Residencies - MT
Offers a rent-free, semi-private studio in exchange for teaching an 8-week class for adults. Residency periods run from 2-6 months in length. Application process is ongoing. Application fee: $10. For more information, contact: The Clay Studio of Missoula, 1106 Hawthorne Unit A, Missoula, MT 59802; Phone: (406) 543-0509; email: info@theclaystudioofmissoula.org; or check website: www.theclaystudioofmissoula.org.
SPACES World Artists Program - OH
Offers artist residencies to national and international artists. Participants may be at any stage of their careers as long as they can be self-sufficient in a new environment, are comfortable meeting new people, and can create new work towards an exhibition. Residency period runs 6 weeks in length. Artists are asked to participate in some type of public program (workshop, public lecture, community project, etc.); have an exhibition at the SPACES gallery; be available to the public for studio hours; and donate a small work for the annual benefit auction. Artists receive a working studio, living quarters, a $2,000 honorarium, stipend for housing, and a small budget for materials. For more information, contact: SPACES World Artists Program, Sarah Beiderman, Residency Coordinator, 2220 Superior Viaduct, Cleveland, OH 44113; Phone: (216) 621-2314; or check website: www.spacesgallery.org.
St. Petersburg Clay Company Artist-in-Residence Program - FL
Open to pre-professional, emerging clay artists. The program provides the time and the facilities to develop their work. Participants receive access to all facilities, teaching opportunities, admission to all workshops, and studio space. Must be 18 years of age and older to apply; have completed a reasonable amount of secondary education; be able to demonstrate adequate experience in ceramics; and submit a portfolio of work to substantiate acceptance into the program. Residency period runs 1 year in length, and may be extended for an additional year. In exchange, participants are required to work 12 hours a week at the facilities, and have an exhibition of their completed work during the residency period. Applications accepted on an ongoing basis. For more information, contact: St. Petersburg Clay Co., 420 22nd St. South, St. Petersburg, FL 33712; Phone: (727) 896-CLAY; email: stpeteclay@stpeteclay.com; or check website: www.stpeteclay.com.
The Louis Comfort Tiffany Foundation - NY
Offers funding to emerging American artists and craftspeople through a biennial award. Selection process is made through nomination by Foundation trustees, previous recipients, artists, critics, and museum professionals in the U.S. Awards are granted in the following media: painting, sculpture, printmaking, photography, video and crafts. For more information, contact: The Louis Comfort Tiffany Foundation, c/o Artists Space, 38 Greene St., 3rd Fl., New York, NY 10013; or check website: www.louiscomforttiffanyfoundation.org.
The Ruth Chenven Foundation - MD
Actual application deadline: JULY 31, 2008. Awards up to $1,500 to visual and craft artists living and working in the U.S. Funds are to be used in the planning or a craft or visual arts project. Film projects are ineligible. For more information, send a SASE to: The Ruth Chenven Foundation, 7505 Jackson Ave., Tacoma Park, MD 20912; or check website: www.chenven.org.
Art-In-Architecture Artist Registry - DC
Deadline: July 31, 2009. The GSA Art in Architecture Program commissions the nation's leading artists to create large-scale works of art for new federal buildings. These artworks enhance the civic meaning of federal architecture and showcase the vibrancy of American visual arts. Together, the art and architecture of federal buildings create a lasting cultural legacy for the people of the United States. For more information, go to: www.gsa.gov/Portal/gsa/ep/contentView.do?contentId=8146&contentType=GSA_OVERVIEW
New England Foundation for the Arts Offers Funding for Native American Artists - MA
See deadlines below. The New England Foundation for the Arts is accepting grant proposals for the Native Arts @ NEFA program. The program will provide grants in amounts up to $3,000 each to support Native artists residing in New England. Projects should focus on art making and its benefit to New England communities. Projects may address preservation of arts and cultural traditions, contemporary native arts, and/or training and technical assistance. Eligible applicants include Native artists demonstrating knowledge and experience in their art form, medium, or media; Native organizations committed to preserving and encouraging art and art making in their communities; and artists and organization leaders who are members of or affiliated with a Native American tribal nation and reside in one of the six New England states. Application deadlines are January 15, 2008 (for projects occurring between March 1, 2008, and February 28, 2009); and July 15, 2008 (for projects occurring between September 1, 2008, and August 31, 2009). See the NEFA Web site for complete program guidelines: www.nefa.org
The George Sugarman Foundation - CA
Makes grants available for artists in need of financial assistance. Award amounts are open, but the artist must provide a budget for the amount requested. For information, contact the George Sugarman Foundation, 448 Ignacio Blvd., Novato, CA 94949; phone: 415/713-8167; email: ardensugarman@hotmail.com.
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