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10th international artists' residency
Hungarian Multicultural Center, Inc.
(Dallas TX)
The Hungarian Multicultural Center, Inc. (HMC), nonprofit organization, invites interested visual artists and writers to submit application for its residency programs in Balatonfured, Hungary. Its principal focus is an international residency program to which artists from around the world are invited. The goal is to provide a supportive community with uninterrupted time to work. The residencies offer participants a unique opportunity to interact with other artists representing a variety of cultures and backgrounds.
Approximately ten - ten (20) artists are invited for each section. Your residency will be in the city of Balatonfured, Ferencsik Janos Zeneiskola (F.J. Music School) at Lake Balaton.
APPLICATION AND SELECTION PROCESS
February 15/04: Last day to receive entry, slides, fee and SASE.
FEBRUARY 14/04: Accepted/Rejected notification cards mailed.
Eligibility: Open to all professional artists. All visual media will be accepted, with the exception of craft and jewelry.
Jurors: Beata Szechy, Hegyi Rita, and Laszlo Cserep will make their selection from submitted slides, resumes and statements/writers 5 pages sample writing.
Slides: Work will be juried by 35mm slides in standard mounts (no glass). Label slides with name, title of work, medium, dimensions, top and date of work. Slides of accepted work will be retained for permanent file.
A SASE must be enclosed.
A SASE must be enclosed.
Fees: Mail slides, entry form, $15 (check or money order) and SASE to:
HMC, P.O.Box 141374, Dallas, TX 75214-1374
Please complete by February 15, 2004.
Application Date: 2/15/2004
bszechy@yahoo.com
beata szechy
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Oct 03, 2003 FELLOWSHIPS FOR WRITERS Fellowship requires nine months
residency at the New York Public Library for this $50,000 stipend. To
request an application packet contact: Cullman Center for Scholars &
Writers, The New York Public Library, Fifthe Avenue & 42nd St Room
225, New York NY 10018 OR http://www.nypl.org OR csw@nypl.org
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Sep 30, 2003 BRITISH ART RESEARCHER Head of Research at center for
British art. Must be scholar with PhD and at least 5 years of
professional experience. Preference given to those who have worked in
an academic and museum setting. Oversee development of scholarly
community, generate lecture series, colloquia, symposia, and scholarly
publications. Send letter of application, CV, writing sample, and 3
letters of reference. Send materials to: Amy Meyers, Yale Center for
British Art, Box 208280, New Haven CT 06520 OR
http://www.yale.edu/ycba
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RANDOM VOICES COMPETITION
Closing date for entries 29th September 2003.
£1100 WORTH OF PRIZES
This competition is open Internationally to all areas of creative media to
interpret the theme 'RANDOM' as described below.
RANDOM: without method or conscious choice.
AIM:
The aim of RANDOM VOICES is to support the promotion of talent within the
fields of digital
imaging, photography, painting, sculpture, 3D and mixed media.
The winning entries will receive a selection of cutting edge visual Art and
Design books
published by Rotovision.
Entry Fees: £10.00 per image. Students £6.00 per image
Entry forms and guidelines Can be obtained from
Refocus Now, 6th Floor 175 Piccadilly, London, W1J 9TB, UK
E-mail info@refocus-now.co.uk
Visit the website www.refocus-now.co.uk
Closing date for entries 29th September 2003.
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Please forward this to anyone who might be interested. Thanks.
Call for Projects: Exhibit 4:Play at The Digital Hub
Call for Projects for Exhibition of Digital technology projects in The
Digital Hub Project Office, 10 - 13 Thomas Street.
In December 2002, The Digital Hub launched the first in its series of
exhibitions showcasing digital technology in its new project office on
Thomas Street.
During 2003 The Digital Hub will continue to exhibit work that
demonstrates and explores the creative potential of digital technologies
on an ongoing basis. These exhibitions will provide a unique platform
for both emerging and established artists, filmmakers, designers,
programmers, developers, musicians and animators from many diverse
backgrounds to exhibit their work.
Exhibit4:Play
Exhibit4 showcase will focus on Gaming, Games sector and games related
projects.
Please send us:
· games for web, PC, networks, mobile, consol, etc.
* projects that are research based, experimental, educational,
conceptually and technically innovative,
* projects and products that take games and game play to new
places and domains where gaming has not previously being used i.e
Education.
Projects can cover a broad range of disciplines and may include
graphics, product design, fashion, furniture, architectural, web,
interaction and sound design, motion graphics, film, animation, special
effects, commercial production, advertising and computer programming as
long as they address the gaming brief.
Closing Date for receipt of submissions is 15th September 2003
In order to be considered for selection your submission must include the
following information
* The creator/s name
* The title of the work
* A synopsis/short description of the work (about 100 words)
* A one line description of your work
* A 100 word biography
* Your postal address and daytime phone number
* A PC format low-res JPEG still/photo/screen grab of the work, named
"yourname".jpg
* A hi-res JPEG where possible.
* Web Address if applicable.
We are also looking for submissions for video installations to be shown
at the 'Projected Windows' site, No. 157 Thomas St. Dublin. Ireland.
For more information on this site please check our website
www.thedigitalhub.com.
Submissions will be accepted from persons and organisations based in
Ireland or
Abroad.
The final exhibits will be chosen by a selection panel and those that
are chosen to exhibit will be awarded an honorarium of EUR1,000. This
initiative is been supported by Diageo Ireland under the Liberties
Learning Initiative. Should the fee be waived it will be donated to the
Liberties Learning Initiative.
Those interested in exhibiting can present their ideas either as a
finished piece of work, work in progress or as a proposal. For the
showcase, turnaround time to complete the project is three weeks.
Successful exhibitors should be prepared to present their projects in a
series of talks and that will take place in 2003.
You may send your projects on CD, DVD, URL, interactive presentation,
VHS or mini DV or email exhibit@thedigitalhub.com
with your proposal. Please clearly
mark your submissions 'Exhibit 4:Play'.
Email: exhibit@thedigitalhub.com
Address: Nicky Gogan, The Digital Hub Project Office, 10-13 Thomas St.,
The Digital Hub, Dublin 8
The Digital Hub is also developing an archive of digital media projects
for learning and showcase purposes. Exhibitors will be asked to donate a
copy of their work to the archive. Full terms will be agreed with the
exhibitors after the selections have been made.
To join our mail list please send an email to exhibit@thedigitalhub.com
with SUBSCRIBE as the subject.
If you would like to subscribe to our mobile text service please forward
us you contact details including your mobile number.
For further Information on The Digital Hub please view our website
www.thedigitalhub.com
Yours Sincerely
Nicky Gogan
Curator
Exhibitions and Special Events
The Digital Hub Project Office
10 - 13 Thomas Street
The Digital Hub
Dublin 8
T: 01 4806200
F: 01 4806201
e: exhibit@thedigitalhub.com
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COMPETITION INFORMATION FROM SHIFT (JAPAN)
CALL FOR ENTRIES!
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Noos Movement presents ".MOV Festival 2003", a digital
film festival. It will be held under the auspices of
Hokkaido Foundation For Cultural Activities with the aim
of discovering talented creators and providing an
opportunity to show their works. We invite all creators
in the world. World-class creators will select
outstanding works from all the submissions.
The cafe "Soso", produced by the online magazine "Shift"
that introduces the forefront cultural information from
Sapporo to overseas, is the venue of this cafe mixed
cinema event. The works will be introduced for one month
from (Sat.) the 1st to (Sun.) the 30th of November at Soso.
The deadline is the 10th of October.
.MOV Festival 2003
noos@shift.jp.org
http://www.shift.jp.org/mov/
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Canon Digital Creators Contest 2003
"Canon Digital Creators Contest" has been started since
2000 to look for superb digital imaging works.
Last year, about 5,000 works were submitted. Now, the
third competition has just kicked off.
The contest is divided into four divisions: Digital Photo
(Print), Digital Graphic/ Illustration (Print), Digital
movie and Web. Entries can be made in New York, Tokyo,
Amsterdam, or Hong Kong this year. The forefront
creators, such as Tomato, Scott Ross, Katsura Moshino,
Joshua Davis and Hiroyuki Nakano will judge works.
The deadline is the 4th of September.
Canon Digital Creators Contest 2003
http://www.canon.com/cdcc/
For more information : 03-6226-6206
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2003 Media Arts Festival, Agency for Cultural Affairs
Entry to "Media Arts Festival" has began the 1st of August.
Last year's festival received works from 20 countries.
The festival has been attracting more creators each year.
There are four divisions: Art, Entertainment, Animation
and Manga. Amateurs and professionals are encouraged to
participate regardless of whether their work is
commercial or not. If you are not an artist, there is
another way to participate in this festival. You can
recommend works you like through a form located on the
official page.
The deadline for entries is 20th of October.
2003 Media Arts Festival, Agency for Cultural Affairs
contest@plaza.bunka.go.jp
http://plaza.bunka.go.jp/festival/
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SonyStyle Gallery Project
"SonyStyle Gallery Project" is a new attempt at SonyStyle
site that began this July. The circle of companies, artists
and users create a new value in this project.
SonyStyle Gallery is a place where SonyStyle provides
artists to show their works. Regardless of the genres and
the styles of expression, everybody is welcome if you have
a strong desire to create a new value. Users can participate
in this project by supporting artists.
SHIFT is involved with this project and we will try to find
talented artists. If you want to create a new value, if you
want to support artists, and if you want to use their works
in your project, please visit the site.
SonyStyle Gallery Project
info@jp.sonystyle.com
http://www.jp.sonystyle.com
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Eyebeam artist-in-residence program, open call, deadline September 15.
Artists in Residence Program - Open Call
Eyebeam is pleased to announce an open call for the Fall 2003 round
of its Artists in Residence (AIR) program. Participants in Eyebeam's
AIR program develop multidisciplinary work that ranges from moving
image, sound and physical computing works, to technical prototypes,
performances, workshops, and public interventions. Residents receive
24/7 studio access, an honorarium, access to cutting-edge tools,
expert technical support from Eyebeam staff, production help from
apprentices and the option to show work at Eyebeam.
The residencies will begin in early October 2003.
Applications Due
When: Monday September 15, 2003
Where :Eyebeam's Administrative Offices
45 Main Street, 12th Floor
Brooklyn, NY 11201
For an application, instructions, and further information on the
artists in residence program please visit
http://www.eyebeam.org/artists/index.html
yebeam is a not-for-profit new media arts organization established to
provide access, education, and support for students, artists, and the
general public in the field of art and technology.
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