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AN Magazine For a comprehensive list of current residences and good website subscribe to AN Magazine Open Access Studio Residency for Jewellery/ Silversmithing South Hill Park is a large Arts Council supported multi-disciplinary arts centre, This role requires a highly competent studio technician, with experience of working The residency is unpaid, but in return South Hill Park will provide you with access To apply for this position please send a current CV highlighting relevant Kerry Lemon, Visual Arts Co-ordinator (For further information about South Hill Park please visit Dates / Deadline: Posted 11 Jan 2006 Abbey Awards 2006 The Abbey Council offers an annual Scholarship The nine-month Abbey Scholarship is usually given to an exceptionally promising emergent painter, while the three-month Abbey Fellowships are awarded to mid-career painters with an established record of achievement. The Abbey Scholarship and Abbey Fellowships offer all-expenses-paid residencies at the British School in superb modern studios, with a stipend of up to £500 a month for the Scholar and £700 for Fellows. The British School is a residential community of some 35 people, academic researchers in the visual arts, humanities and architecture, as well as fine artists. It is centrally situated, close to the Borghese Gardens. Abbey Awards are open to people of UK and US nationality, and to citizens of other countries provided that they have lived in the UK or the US for at least 5 years. There is no age limit. More detailed information is available at: http://www.abbey.org.uk Dates / Deadline: 15 January 2006 Residency opportunity for C21 in Blackburn. C21 (www.c21.tv) is a year long programme of cultural events celebrating Blackburn and Darwen’s cultural diversity and communities. Its showpiece will be the Fukuoka Asian Art Triennale - Parallel Realities: Asian Art Now, which will be exhibited across the city in a variety of unique spaces and venues. This exhibition from the Fukuoka art museum in Japan has never before been seen in Britain. C21 Outreach Coordinator Art Services Department of Culture, Leisure and Sport Blackburn with Darwen BC Blackburn Central Library T: 01254 587 904 M: 07779009754 Residency in Rotterdam For Artists based in the West Midlands, 16 April-16 July 2006 Artists based in West Midlands region are invited to apply for this exciting opportunity to spend three months at Het Wilde Weten in Rotterdam, one of the most dynamic art spaces in Holland. The selected Artist will not only be provided with a live/work space but will also be offered an exhibition within the project space on completion of the residency. The studio will offer support to the artist and ensure that they are integrated within the visual art networks that exist within the city. In addition to the space, all travel expenses will be paid for and the artist will be provided with a living allowance of £3400. Applications are welcomed from ambitious artists working in all fields of contemporary art practice. For further information please contact Lucy Browster at Arts Council England, West Midlands on 0121 631 5708 or email lucy.browster@artscouncil.org.uk Dates / Deadline: Deadline for receipt of expression of interest: Friday 4 November 2005 Studio Residencies 2006-7, The British School at Rome Artists at different stages of their career are invited to apply for a number of residencies at BSR. The awards offer a valuable opportunity to develop and research work within the context of Rome. The awards offer accomodation in a residential studio, full board and a research grant. Artists who have been at the School recently include Chantal Joffe, Lucy Gunning, Hayley Newman, Julian Opie, Adam Chodzko, Mark Wallinger and Richard Billingham. For Furthere details and application forms, please visit http://www.bsr.ac.uk or contact The Registrar (AN), The British School at Rome, at: The British Academy, 10 Carlton House Terrace, London SW1Y 5AH or email: bsr@britac.ac.uk
Dates / Deadline: Application Deadlines: 13 December 2005 or 13 January 2006 Franco/British Artist Residency - Summer 2006 at Chateau de Sacy Franco/British Artist Residency - Summer 2006 We are presently inviting submissions from British artists wishing to spend a month at Sacy next summer. The work must be site-specific and transcend language barriers. We offer free accommodation and work space, along with an exhibition and catalogue at the end of the season. We hope to offer travel expenses from the U.K. Please send 6 slides, a one-page C.V., a stamped self-addressed envelope and a letter to Hermine Demoriane, Les Amis du Château de Sacy, 3 Raleigh Street, London N1 8NW, U.K. by 20th November 2005 Incomplete or over-bulky applications will not be considered. Applications are accepted by email or on CD at your own risk.
Dates / Deadline: 20 November 2005 Project/Event - Brighton Festival Fringe Call for submissions of interest Dates / Deadline: 20 December 2005 Venue: Embassy Court Brighton International residency opportunity for visual artists As part of its international Incidents/Incydenty project, The Art House invites visual artists working in any medium to apply for a one-month residency hosted by our partners, Zamek, in Cieszyn, Poland. Two residency places are available. Successful applicants will work alongside artists from the Czech Republic and Poland and will develop their own work in with consideration of the residency context. When: 12.06.2006 - 07.07.2006 Where : At The Silesian Castle of Art and Enterprise in Cieszyn ( Poland ) in partnership with KaSS Strzelnice in Czech Cieszyn ( Czech Republic ) What is offered? : no fee, but studio work space, a materials budget, accommodation, all meals, travel expenses, inclusion in the project exhibition, publication and art work sale (July 06). For an application pack please contact mailto:annareid@the-arthouse.org.uk This opportunity is offered to members of The Art House. For information on The Art House and a membership application form, please refer to http://www.the-arthouse.org.uk The Art House hopes to receive applications from a diverse range of artists. Anaccess budget is available for this project.
Dates / Deadline: 5pm 27th April 2006 Artist in Residence, Shropshire Applications are invited from experienced professional artists for a four term residency at Highley Primary School, from May 2006 to July 2007. The artist appointed will have free and exclusive use of a studio at the school, converted from a demountable classroom, providing ample working space, mains services and excellent storage, in return for twenty days leading workshops with pupils. The artist will also be commissioned to create a piece of public art, involving pupils from eight primary schools, including Highley, in this process. The fee for the commission is 10,000 with a budget of 2,000 for materials and other expenses. It is expected that the artist will make full use of the studio to develop and extend their own practice, as well as to work on the commission. There is a small budget for furniture and equipment. The artist will be consulted on how this budget is spent. Applications should include proposals for a piece of public art to be sited at the Severn Valley Country Park, an area of some 180 acres of woodland, meadows and wetland, spanning both sides of the River Severn between the villages of Highley and Alveley. The area was once the site of the Highley and Alveley Collieries which ceased production in 1969 after almost a hundred years of mining. In the late 1980s the area was reclaimed to create the country park. As well as reclaimed areas the park has large areas of ancient woodland and unimproved meadows, and the park attracts an increasing variety of wildlife. More information can be found on the Bridgnorth District Council website, http://www.bridgnorth-dc.gov.uk. Proposals should include an initial response and an indication of which aspects of the site and its history - the river itself, other aspects of the natural environment, the old mines - would be the most likely focus of the work. Detailed designs are not required at this stage. Proposals should also set out how the artist would involve pupils from the eight primary schools taking part in the project. It is expected that one class from each school will be directly involved and will take part in workshops led by the artist at different stages in the process. Applications should include: - a letter setting out your reasons for applying - a response to the commission brief - CV - names and contact details of two referees. Interviews will be held on Thursday 23 March. The successful applicant will be required to undertake a CRB Enhanced Disclosure check, in line with the school's Child Protection policy. Applications should be sent to Derval Carey-Jenkins, Headteacher, Highley Primary School, Grasmere Drive, Highley, Bridgnorth WV16 6EH. Dates / Deadline: The closing date is Friday 3 March. Artist Residencies 2006 Dyingfrog Arts Network and St. Nicholas Parish Church, Liverpool http://www.dyingfrog.co.uk/projects The Dyingfrog Arts Network is offering three artists the opportunity to undertake a two week residency at St. Nicholas Parish Church, Liverpool. Residencies will take place between July and November 2006 and the resulting exhibition will be open for the duration of the Liverpool Biennial. This project is being funded by the Arts Council England and each of the three artists will receive a fee of 600 (this includes all travel, material and other expenses). The church is situated near the Royal Liver Building at the Pier Head, at the bottom of Chapel Street, Liverpool. Further information about "St. Nick's" can be found on the Church's website: http://www.livpc.co.uk The project will involve artists working on-site to produce artwork in direct response to the church and its surroundings. Art produced will be exhibited at the Church during the Liverpool Biennial, providing access to an international audience. There will be artist-led workshops involving local school/ community groups. Also taking place during the Biennial will be an Artist Discussion event which will be open to the public. We are currently looking for artists to take part in this project. Artists working in any discipline can apply. Please send a statement, CV and examples of previous work to mailto:dyingfrog@gmail.com For further information about the project, please email mailto:info@dyingfrog.co.uk Information about all of Dyingfrog's projects can be found on http://www.dyingfrog.co.uk Dates / Deadline: The deadline for applications is 1st March 2006. International residency opportunity for visual artists As part of its international Incidents/Incydenty project, The Art House When: 12.06.2006 - 07.07.2006 Where : At The Silesian Castle of Art and Enterprise in Cieszyn ( Poland ) What is offered? : no fee, but studio work space, a materials budget, For an application pack please contact mailto:annareid@the-arthouse.org.uk This opportunity is offered to members of The Art House. For information
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