Percent for Art Modular Daycare Buildings for Berlin (MOKIB)

Since 2019 seven sites using modular daycare buildings for Berlin (MOBIK) have been built and are still being built in the city limits to create new kindergartens. In conjunction with this, the Land Berlin is now taking entries for a two-phase Percent for Art competition that any professional artist or artist group Europe-wide can participate in. For the realisa􏰀on of the art there is a gross budget of 48,928.00 Euro per location. This amount must cover all material costs, production costs and the artist’s fees. 

Two-phase Europe-wide open art competition

Arlowe Fox

Artichoke is inviting anyone aged 18+ who is currently living in the UK to submit their bright idea for new light works for Lumiere 2023. The UK’s light art biennial will take place from 16-19 November 2023 in Durham.
Successful applicants will receive: 
⭐ A fee of up to £1,000 
⭐ An international platform to exhibit your light work 
⭐ Support from an Artichoke Producer and Production Manager to realise your BRILLIANT idea 
And more... 

You don’t need to be a practising artist or have any previous experience to apply to BRILLIANT. You just need a bright idea. 💫

Who can apply?
-	Anyone aged over 18
-	Anyone currently living in the UK

The closing date for applications is Sunday 19 February 2023, 11:59pm.
For more information and to apply, visit: www.lumiere-festival.com/brilliant-2023/


Artichoke will arrange the travel and accommodation required for successful applicants to produce your light work

Brilliant artists receive a fee of up to £1,000

Artist commission covers production/materials/fabrication/installation costs up to £7,000 

BRILLIANT ideas wanted for Lumiere 2023!

High View School, supported by Take A Part, are collaborating with two other primary schools in Plymouth to offer the opportunity for an artist/maker or collective of artist/makers to design and build a small scale structure as a part of the ‘Travelling Museum of Communities’

Background to the project 
High View School, with support from Take A Part, were successful in applying to the National Lottery Heritage Fund, securing funds to create the Travelling Museum of Communities project. Working with lead heritage engagement facilitator artist Tom Goddard, students and families from Efford, Whitleigh and St Judes are exploring aspects of local social and contemporary heritage undertaking research question “What is your favourite community story?” This question is underpinned by the themes of memory, story, tradition, family and place.  The project sees the participating communities, families and children;

*Working with local historians 
*Exploring the built environment of their community 
*Discovering stories from residents and local groups 
*Interviewing older residents 
*Creatively interpreting community stories 
*Making objects connected to the stories 
*co-creating how the stories and objects are represented in the museum 
*Sharing the museum with their community, partner communities and the city more widely 

The project is taking place between May 2022 and May 2023 and will culminate with a ‘roadshow’ of the museum as it visits each community and also the town centre (outside of The Box) 

The Commission 
This is a new and exciting commission for an artist/maker to work with all project partners and participants to co-design and then build a small scale object that is an integral part of the Travelling Museum and can house a set of up to 40 small objects that represent the stories from the communities taking part in the project. Think along the lines of a wunderkammer cabinet/cabinet of curiosities/dolls house and you would be in the right territory. 

The project team are open to hearing a variety of thoughts/ideas and approaches; the exact content and direction of the project will be co-created by the participants, project team and the artist. The budget is inclusive of materials and artists are expected to source materials in collaboration with the school and project producer. Throughout the process you will be supported by the project producer and assistant producer. 

Travelling Museum Of Communities - Open Call

The British Ceramics Biennial (BCB) is seeking to commission a filmmaker/video artist to produce a 7–10 minute documentary film about the ReCast programme. ReCast is a creative and social programme between BCB and Stoke Recovery Service. ReCast forms part of a 3-month intensive, abstinence-based recovery programme with Stoke Recovery Service. It involves working with clay to explore connections with recovery. The duration of filming will take place during the ReCast residency which takes place over 2 weeks for a four-day period and involves making and experimental firing techniques

Commission: ReCast Film 

The City of Ottawa invites professional artists or artist teams to submit qualifications for the opportunity to design, fabricate and install permanent, site-specific artwork for the newly redesigned Laroche Park, in Mechanicsville, Ottawa. This two-stage competition held in accordance with the Public Art Policy. This Request for Qualifications document provides information, details and submission requirements relating to the public art competition.

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