Residency
Deadline: 23rd August
This Artist-in-Residence Programme is seeking an artist printmaker with at least 2 years’ professional experience from the UK or Ireland:
Duration: The residency will last for 3 consecutive weeks. (Commencement date negotiable from January the 6th 2014 but the residency must be completed before the 31st March 2014).
Artist Stipend: £600 sterling. This fee will be divided into three equal instalments paid at the end of each week. The residency does not include accommodation or travel expenses. Whilst Belfast Print Workshop will endeavour to assist the artist in every way to secure affordable accommodation, the selected artist must make their own travel and living arrangements. All expenses incurred are the responsibility of the selected artist.
For more information and details on how to apply, please visit: www.bpw.org.uk/httpbpworgukbencraig/
Cover Image. Dreaming of the Celestial Mountain. Agnes Conway, 2011.
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http://steambox.imoca.ie/uncategorized/working-artist-residency-niall-flaherty/
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www.ucd.ie/science/news/12nov/091112_artists_in_residence.html
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Location One is an independent not-for-profit organisation dedicated to fostering new forms of creative expression and cultural exchange through exhibitions, residencies, performances, public lectures and workshops. Based in the Soho district of New York, it supports experimentation and is focused on the convergence between visual, performing and digital arts. Location One operates an international residency programme where emerging and established artists can experiment with new forms of artistic expression, particularly those involving new technologies.
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Applications for the Location One Fellowship must be received through the Arts Council’s online application system by 5.30pm on Thursday, 27 September 2012.
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If you have any questions about the application process please contact: 01 618 0200.
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I’m always thinking about time and how there’s never enough of it to go around. But during my residency in New Orleans I was able to really lose track of time. (more…)
TempleBar Gallery + Studios(TBG+S), Dublin and Static Gallery, Liverpool will collaborate on a pilot, new cultural exchange project between our two cities in 2012. This pilot, cultural initiative for 2012 will support visual artists from Dublin to take-up an intensive two-week residency based at Static in Liverpool from 8–20 October 2012 timed to coincide with the Liverpool Biennial.
Reciprocally, TBG+S will host a visual artist/writer/architect/curator from Liverpool on an intensive two week residency at the artists’ studios in Temple Bar and Dublin City Council artists’ accommodation from 23 July – 3 August. TBG+S and Static share a vision to extend the collaboration into a prolonged series of production residencies and documented research involving wider EU partnership from 2013.
For the initial year in 2012, TBG+S and Static the studio residents will have dedicated use of excellent studio facilities, accommodation and access to shared networks provided by the respective organisations.
Thematically, the TBG+S and Static artists’ residencies will share a focus and interest in experimenting with ideas about Travel, Production and Place.
Jonathan Woodward is the selected artists/architect at At TBG+S from 23 July – 3 August 2012. Woodward runs Pointfive with Ste Thorpe. Pointfive is a young design partnership looking to converse with perception and narrative through the alteration and play of materiality. As training architects we are interested in the significance of material, its symbolic gestures and appearance in light and shade. The inherent motivation behind our work is to design and curate objects or spaces that engage participants through experience. Pointfive is supported by Static Gallery and Deutsche Bank. www.pointfive.co
During the first residency, Paul Sullivan, director of Static Gallery will carry out a five-day research collaboration with TBG+S in order to develop the residency programme for 2013 and beyond.
Louise Brady has been selected as the fifth annual Graduate Resident at IMOCA, 2012-2013. The one-year studio residency will culminate in a solo show, and can be followed in a regularly updated blog about her work, as well as future artist talks. Brady’s practice is currently focused on text based video installation centered on women’s role within film, gender dynamics and traditional cinematic narrative structures. More information on the residency and her work can be found at www.imoca.ie
