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DEADLINE: DECEMBER 31, 2012
http://washingtonprintmakers.com/programs/excellence-in-printmaking Exhibition and Awards The 2013 “Excellence in Printmaking” exhibition, on view at Washington Printmakers Gallery in February 2013 (see important dates, below), will feature 50 prints, including three prize-winning works, selected by Mr. Tillman:
$500; a one-year gift membership in the Washington Print Club; an article about the show and awards that will include a reproduction of the prize-winning print in The Washington Print Club Quarterly, and a one-year subscription to the Quarterly to the student’s art department -Second Prize: A one year gift membership to the Washington Print Club and a $50 gift certificate to Plaza Art Supplies. -Third Prize: A one-year gift membership to the Washington Print Club and a $25 gift certificate to Plaza Art Supplies. Eligibility A Student Applicant should be:
18-24 years of age in February 2013. creating prints using traditional, hand-pulled media. Digital and Photographic prints are not eligible. Important Dates
1/12/2013: Notifications of acceptance sent out 1/26/2013, 5 pm: Deadline for delivery to WPG of all accepted prints and additional documentation. 1/30/2013-2/24/2013: “Excellence in Printmaking” exhibition, award ceremony/receptions: TBA. 2/23/2013-3/2/2013: Pick up or shipment of all works during gallery hours (see below). Any shipping costs are the responsibility of the artist.
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DAVE BOWN PROJECTS
5th Semiannual Competition Jurors Karl Hecksher K5 Editions, New York Andrea Karnes Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth Mary Kate O’Hare Newark Museum Prizes 15,000 USD (1 artist will receive $10,000 and 5 artists will each receive $1,000). In addition to the cash prizes listed above; Dave Bown Projects will be buying works of art from artists as submissions are received. Eligibility This competition is open to all visual artists who are 18 years of age or older. All styles and mediums are eligible. Selection Process Early entries are encouraged. Previewing will occur on a daily and weekly basis by Dave Bown Projects as submissions are received. Deadline 30 November 2012 Prospectus davebownprojects.com/submissions.html For further information, please contact Dave Bown at (917) 365-5265 or info@davebownprojects.com Thank you, Dave Dave Bown (917) 365-5265 info@davebownprojects.com davebownprojects.com SOTA will again be holding workshops to answer questions and help develop your ideas! You do not have to attend the workshop in order to submit a proposal. You can go to any of the workshops listed, even if they aren’t in your department.
For more information about the SOTA Interdisciplinary Research Grant: http://www2.ku.edu/~sota/grant/index.shtml Workshop dates are: Oct. 1, 2012 10:00-11:30 am 421 Art & Design Building Oct. 2, 2012 3:00-4:30 pm Room 120 Oldfather Studios Oct. 3, 2012 11:00 am – 12:30 pm Room 354 Murphy Hall Oct. 5, 2012 1:30-3:00 pm Room 251 Robinson – Dance Office If you have any questions, please email sota@ku.edu or call Amanda McCoy at (785) 864-6159 http://kuvisualart.weebly.com/for-students.html
Please see above link for more information and downloadable forms Deadline: Friday, October 5, 2012 (for travel between October 5, 2012 and February 8, 2013) Application should be sent to sota@ku.edu or delivered to 200 Strong (c/o Amanda McCoy). We prefer digital copies, but will accept both electronic or paper applications.http://sota.ku.edu/faculty_students/studenttravelfund/index.shtml (Note: currently the deadline information is incorrect on the SOTA website. Correct deadline and travel dates are listed above) The University of Kansas School of the Arts provides travel funds to support the professional development of its students and to increase the visibility of its academic programs. Applicants should note that funding priority will be given to students who were selected to participate in professional programs, conferences and events on the basis of a peer review of their work (portfolio, audition tape, written proposal, etc.). There are three options for student travel funding: Option 1: Up to $250* may be awarded to students who attend regional or national professional conferences directly related to their area of study. Students attending conferences as a group must still apply to Student Travel Fund individually. Option 2: Up to $500* may be awarded for the following activities:
Option 3: Up to $750* may be awarded for travel expenses when studying in programs, organizations, and institutes beyond the KU campus leading to professional development in the arts. This component of the fund is highly competitive with a limited number of awards made each year. Travel for study might include:
* Depends on available funding Please Note: Students receiving funding for travel through the School of the Arts Student Travel Fund are required to submit a report of their travel within two weeks of their return. A form will be sent to students with their award notification. Students who fail to submit a report will not be eligible for future support from the SOTA Student Travel Fund.FundingReport If you have any difficulty with these files, please email amccoy@ku.edu for the file in question. ENTRY DEADLINE: OCTOBER 23, 2012 ECM at KU is having an Arts Fundraiser during the September 28 Final Fridays festivities. They are looking for student artists who would like to display their art at the fundraiser and help support the ECM by donating pieces of their work.
Interested students--who create paintings, pottery, jewelry, posters, and other crafts--would offer a piece or two to display at the ECM on Friday September 28th from 5-8pm. If they're piece was purchased that night, all proceeds would go to support the ECM Fall Programming budget. For the students, this is a great way to get out into the Lawrence arts community and network and make connections. They could hang out at the ECM--where there will be live music, refreshments, and local art patrons--and meet other artists and community members, while their pieces were on display. The ECM contact for this event is Ariday Guerrero, and she can be reached at 785-843-4933 or ecmartsteam@gmail.com. DEADLINE: OCTOBER 1, 2012 Juror: Karen Kunc DEADLINE: NOVEMBER 9, 2012 (for 2013-2014 Academic Year) To Apply: http://facultydevelopment.ku.edu/keeler-intrauniversity-professorships DEADLINE: October 15, 2012 KU Office of International Programs (OIP) is providing scholarships to encourage and support semester-length study abroad by KU students. Awards of $5,000 will be available for students studying abroad during the Spring 2013 semester. For more information and access to the online application, visit www.studyabroad.ku.edu/?go=OSAscholarship Eligibility: Scholarships are awarded on the basis of academic merit and financial need. Scholarship applicants must have applied online to a study abroad program through the KU Office of Study Abroad. Applicants must be degree-seeking undergraduate students at KU with a minimum 2.5 GPA. Dearest Every Member of the Lawrence Community,
We'd like to invite you to share the Muse. This is Phase I of Operation Muse; a project to be curated by visual artist Jenny Cook & poet Peter Wright. Here's how it goes, we're calling on You: Create an assignment designed to encourage a random recipient artist to engage the voice of coincidence, break from old habits & explore a new perspective. Participants can create assignments that they might be excited to do themselves, that they couldn't imagine doing themselves or that they'd playfully or seriously enjoy knowing another will be engaging. Assignments should be loose enough to apply to visual artists, musicians, actors, dancers, poets etc. Assignments are welcome whether one intends to respond to an assignment or not. Jenny and Peter may tweak assignments for clarity's sake but promise to preserve general intentions. Stage II of Operation Muse will entail a potluck at the Percolator on October 11th during which assignments will be pulled from a hat and disseminated randomly to any artists desiring one. After this event artists may chose an assignment any time during gallery hours or request one via email. This project is about the synergy of connecting with someone else's ideas and the potency of chance. Who will make an offering to this collaborative mosaic? Please submit assignments via email to Jenny: tarzette77@yahoo.com, &/or Peter: printedpaw@gmail.com with the subject line 'Assignment'. Or, if you wish, you may submit a hard copy in an envelope titled 'Assignment' by sliding it through the Percolator mail slot to the the right of the door. The Percolator is located in the alley behind 913 Rhode Island. Deadline for assignments is Friday, September 28th. Example assignments: #1. Go to the library. Look at the last three numbers on a car license plate before going in and head to that part of the dewey decimal system. Check something out from that section. Create something based on what you find. #2. Go for a walk outside, casting your gaze downward. When you see a likely looking rock, stop. If you can pick the rock up, move it to a place of your choosing, however near or far that might be. Next, look around, and move the nearby rocks (and maybe even sticks) to make an arrangement that pleases you. When you are satisfied with your work, take a moment to enjoy looking at it, then thank the rock and resume your normal life. Bring the results of your next creative action to the Operation Muse show. #3. Watch the sun rise and set in the same day. What do you notice about the experience of doing nothing else but observing this coming & going, about reserving this time to do only this. Create a piece that sings of your adventure. |
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