Melissa Eveleigh

A professional physical performance training for actors and dancers who want to make their own work. 

Simple studio accommodation 2 minutes from the Jungle Dance Theatre

The Body and Performance

Justin Ross

Together with 3 international curators, we are seeking out exceptional artistic talents from around the world who will become ArtConnect Artists to Watch for 2021. 

You’re an emerging artist with something to say — and you want to get noticed? That’s what drives us at ArtConnect. 

We make it our mission to showcase exceptional contemporary art by up-and-coming artists so that you can take your work to the next level. Because we believe fresh artistic voices like yours deserve a chance to be heard. 

Take part in our open call for Artists to Watch for the chance to win exciting prizes that are sure to get you noticed. 

Solo Magazine Feature:  Winners will receive a dedicated page in our magazine to feature your artwork and a short artist interview there too.    

Home Page Spotlight:  Your work will be featured right at the top of ArtConnect's homepage for art. 

Curatorial Review:  One of our exciting international guest curators will provide a short review of your work and give their take on what made you stand out as an artist to watch. 

Social Media:  We announce each of the winning artists on all our social media channels, where they will reach an enthusiastic international art community of over 60,000 followers. 

Dedicated Newsletter:  Winners are presented in a dedicated newsletter that goes out to more than 28,000 subscribers. 

Digital Permanent Collection:  Have your work included on ArtConnect's own profile page as part of our digital permanent collection.    

Remember, your ArtConnect profile is your key to applying.   Use your profile to introduce yourself, describe your artistic approach and create a portfolio of your work. 

Join ArtConnect's professional plan for artists to unlock even more ways to show off your work, and apply to this open call for free.  

Submit your work for a chance to become one of ArtConnect's Artists to Watch 2021.

Emma Enderby

Carlotta Mazzoli

Jessica Bennett

Abigail Doan

GianMarco Porru

Gabriel Ribeiro

Elinor Sahm

Kaija Hinkula

Jia-Jen Lin

Romeo Alaeff

Meaghan Gates

Anne-Marie Giroux

Lisa McCleary

Laura Hart Newlon

Dorsey Kaufmann

Ayin Es

Artists to Watch 2021

Julianne Csapo

 OPEN CALL FOR ARTISTS PILOTENKUECHE, Leipzig / Germany ROUND50 April – June 2022   "PILOTENKUECHE" is an international art program based in Germany's new art capital Leipzig. The independent project is run by artists to support and empower artists.   The project invites within the “International Residency Program” selected artists from around the world to come and work in the 465m², fully remodeled space for three months, with 24h studio access. Each accepted artist is offered a partial stipend in kind that represents our unpaid working hours. We maintain engagements with several partners and introducing our artists to these, make it possible for participants to cooperate. Our concept encourages experimental strategies aiming to get inspired to new strategies and collaboration. In a group of around twelve international artists together with two local artists participating in our program activities, a stimulating dialogue becomes vital in fostering an independent position in one's work, which leads to a long-term network that exists even after the program is over.  

we are happy to write individual reference letters in order to support the artist to get funding

William Schweigert

Lidija Ristic

Franziska Ostermann

Kana Maeda

Viktor Wittkowski

Open Call for Artists Rd 51 - April -June 22

The mission of DOTD is to plan, design, build and sustain a safe and reliable multimodal transportation and infrastructure system that enhances mobility and economic opportunity. DOTD is responsible for maintaining public transportation, roadways, bridges, canals, select levees, floodplain management, port facilities, commercial vehicles, and aviation, which includes 69 airports in the state of Louisiana. Additionally, DOTD’s Emergency Operations department manages statewide emergency transportation and public works/engineering services, ensuring Louisiana residents have access to Motorist Assistance Patrol, evacuations routes, and emergency preparedness tools. There are nine DOTD district offices across the state.

The newly constructed DOTD building will replace the current Lake Charles district headquarters and will house administrative staff, human resources, business offices, design engineers, roadside development coordinators, and maintenance. The Lake Charles district maintains the state transportation system in Beauregard, Allen, Calcasieu, Jefferson Davis, and Cameron parishes.

About the Public Art
The goal of the selected artwork is to speak to and inform about the work being done within the DOTD. The artwork should also complement the building and surrounding space. There is potential for either a 2 OR 3-dimensional piece of permanent public work of art which could include but is not limited to murals, sculpture, site-specific sculptural installation, or a social space. Possible placement for the artwork include the concrete retaining wall on the west side of the south elevation, the southeast corner of the building, or the social gathering space within the plaza area (see attachments).

Call for Public Art

The Art Selection Committee is looking to commission a new artwork for the Health Sciences Center. The committee is open to considering both interior and exterior artworks, and there are various sites  for artwork both on the inside and outside of the building. On the interior of the building, the main site for artwork is a two-story stairwell located off the secondary entrance. This stairwell will be well-utilized and visible from the exterior of the building. On the exterior, there is a large stone veneer wall on the quad-facing side of the building which could accommodate an art installation and would be highly visible. As well,  a free-standing artwork to be located in a turfed area on the exterior of the building is another possibility. All possible art locations have a significant presence along the northern edge of the campus quad and will be experienced by students, faculty, staff and visitors on a daily basis.

The committee is interested in an artwork that considers the demographics of the campus  and the goals of the wider FLC community. An artwork that considers the uses of the Health Sciences Center and various areas of study and research would also be an appropriate thematic approach.

The Selection Committee will consider the following:
Artistic excellence
Technical competence
 Conceptual compatibility
Resistance to general wear, vandalism, or theft
Ease of maintenance, minimal and low cost maintenance
Ability to withstand the intense sun and snow, wind and temperature extremes and fluctuations characteristic of the area
Contribution to diversity of the State’s public art collection
 
COLORADO ART IN PUBLIC PLACES PROGRAM
All works of art purchased or commissioned pursuant to this request are owned by the State of Colorado via Fort Lewis College. De-accession of the public art, if necessary, will follow the policies and procedures established by the Colorado Creative Industries.

Sofia Rosa

We're looking for 5  artists with experience in visual arts, crafts and other traditional skills! We've created a 5-day course for artists who want to learn how to teach in the arts and to have the opportunity to join our pool of trainers who regularly host courses and workshops at Cerdeira - Home for Creativity. 

Participants are responsible for arranging their own meals.

The price includes a 5 day course and accomodation during the course.

Shared bedroom separated between males and females with an equipped kitchen and lounge area.

Course for art teachers

The Selection Committee is looking forward to working with an artist to help contribute to this important facility for the State of Utah and Southern Utah University. The Committee has identified an interior site located towards the north entry as a gateway for the primary student entrance. The Committee hopes this site specific work will, like the building design, help create an inviting and welcoming vibe and feel for the space as students make their way towards the "geek bar," and other study areas. Cove seating is positioned directly across from the site for viewing, relaxing and study. Generous ceiling heights and the wall area has been designed as invitation to artists working in diverse media for consideration.

The corridor at the site varies from 12’ to 9’ wide and 17’ high. The faceted walls of the site are approximately 14’ x 17’ (Front), 23’-6” x 17’ (middle) and 15’-6” x 17’ (end.) 

These funds are intended to cover all costs associated with the artist’s public art commission(s) including but not limited to; travel, installation and related expenses.

In 1995, Villa Aurora became an artist residence and, once again, a place for international cultural encounters. As such, the house stands as a memorial to all the artists and intellectuals who found refuge from Nazi persecution and had tremendous impact on the cultural life of the United States’ West Coast.
Since 1995, more than 400 artists have revitalized this historic place and have in turn been inspired by U.S. culture and nature, the exiles’ traces, and the fellow artists who lived and worked at Villa Aurora with them. Many of our alumni have since secured a permanent place in the German and international artistic and literary sphere.

General information:
Every year, Villa Aurora & Thomas Mann House e. V. awards up to twelve fellowships to visual artists, composers, authors, film makers and performance artists. Grant recipients reside at Villa Aurora in Pacific Palisades for three months.
During the fellowship, artists work on a specific project. Two artists may apply for a joint fellowship to work on a project together. Fellowships are awarded for a calendar quarter.We are not able to accommodate family members.
Overnight visits are limited to two weeks. Villa Aurora charges $10 per guest and night.Villa Aurora staff provide assistance with the implementation of projects and corresponding research, as well as networking opportunities with individuals and partner institutions. During their stay, Villa Aurora artists share two kitchens, several common work and living areas, as well as the garden.

Villa Aurora charges $10 per guest and night.

1.800,00 (Euro 2.000,00 for a joint fellowship) to cover living expenses and local transportation costs, as well as Euro 700,00 for project-related costs

Artists Grants

The City of Loveland Art in Public Places Program seeks outdoor sculpture to be placed in Downtown Loveland as part of The Art Advocacy Project (TAAP).  Sculptors are encouraged to be a part of this one-year sculpture exhibition scheduled from May 2022-May 2023. Selected artists will be awarded an honorarium of $2,000.  The installed artwork may be available for sale. 

TAAP 3D Artwork on display: May 2022 – May 2023

TAAP 3D Sculpture On Loan Program

Since 2002, the City of Sheridan Public Arts Committee has invited artists from across the country to participate in our On Loan Program. Submissions are due January 31, 2022. You may submit up to five pieces of your art. The SPAC will jury the work and inform artists by February 25, 2022. Accepted art must be delivered to Sheridan prior to April 16, 2022, unless alternative arrangements are made with the Committee. If your work is accepted, the SPAC will pay a $1,000 honorarium per piece. Sculptures will be on display from April 2021 until April 2022. Artists are invited and encouraged to attend the 2022 Celebrate the Arts activities during the last week of August 2022. In addition to the introduction of our 2022 On Loan Sculptures, there will be performances held at the Wyo Theater and the Whitney Center for the Arts, and gallery openings at Sage Community Arts, the Ucross Foundation and the Whitney Center for the Arts and Quick Draw and Gala t eh Brinton Museum. As part of your loan agreement, your sculpture will be available for sale and if sold, the SPAC will earn a 25% commission on the sale, so please price your art accordingly. Sculptures will be exhibited outdoors. Because of this, certain requirements must be met in order for your sculpture to be considered for display. This includes the sculpture being sufficiently durable with a minimum height of 16 inches. Fragile, dangerous, or inappropriate works will not be accepted. 

Sheridan Wyoming Juried Sculpture Exhibit

The Tony Smith Archive is the most comprehensive collection of items related to the artist’s life, work, and exhibitions. It encompasses a wealth of holdings from unpublished writings, interviews, correspondence, drawings, and models to printed and audiovisual materials associated with Smith’s wide-ranging work in architecture, drawing, painting, and sculpture. The archive is an unparalleled resource for studying the work of Tony Smith.

The newly inaugurated TSF Research Residency Fellowship seeks to make this resource accessible as part of the Foundation’s mission to place Smith’s legacy in dialogue with the contemporary arts and design. The fellowship supports and encourages innovative scholarly, creative, and interdisciplinary inquiries into Smith’s practice. It supports and encourages new perspectives and readings of his legacy, not only artworks but his interests in science and mysticism and commitment to teaching, as well as the modernist era in which he worked.

Eligibility
Artists, art historians, curators, designers, and writers who have a persuasive need to use the archival materials housed at the Tony Smith Foundation in New York City.

Spring Research Timeframe
April 15 to June 15, 2022


one-week accommodation in New York City, one-week meals and incidentals per diem

TSF Research Residency Fellowship

LACMA is seeking a Fellow with specific expertise in early modern Italian and/or French works on paper, reporting to the Curator and Head of the Prints and Drawings Department. The department’s holdings currently number around 23,000 prints and 2,000 drawings by some 5,000 artists, ranging in date from the 15th century to the present. This will be a three-year appointment with the possibility of renewal, to coincide with the Museum’s curatorial efforts towards the preparation of installations, rotations, and didactic materials for the Geffen Galleries, LACMA’s new permanent collection galleries, scheduled to open in 2024. This is an outstanding opportunity for the Fellow to oversee the presentation of the Museum’s works on paper in a new physical space, and to take a lead role in giving the early modern prints and drawings collection a visible and active presence in the Geffen Galleries.

The ultimate goal for the Fellow is to achieve a deep understanding of the variety of skills needed to succeed as a curator of works on paper; to hone those skills through the mentorship of the department, cross-departmental collaborators, and peers; and finally, to be able confidently to apply those skills to a future career as a curator of works on paper, whether continuing to concentrate exclusively on the early modern period or filling a more generalist prints and drawings role. 

Curatorial Fellow  (Regular, Full-Time)

Marsted Curatorial Fellow for Contemporary Art

Support the Department of Contemporary Art with research into the permanent collection, installations of the collection, and supporting acquisitions and donations as well as planning for a dynamic program of special exhibitions, including the Wadsworth’s signature MATRIX exhibitions. Responsibilities may include: researching individual works of art and artists in the collection as well as exploring potential acquisitions; maintaining and updating exhibition files and checklists to be used by Curatorial, Registration, Museum Design, Public Relations/Marketing, and Education Departments; proposing temporary exhibitions and supporting current exhibition projects; conducting research on artworks under consideration for loan; coordinate photography and framing of collection and non-collection artworks; creating PowerPoint presentations for internal use; and assisting in the development of texts and labels for the exhibitions. The Marsted Fellow will also attend and participate in offsite collection, gallery, and studio visits as well as departmental meetings as requested.