We are pleased to announce our upcoming art exhibition, "**Fragments of Time**". We are on the lookout for bold, innovative artists who are unafraid to challenge conventions, break boundaries, and redefine the concept of time through their work. Artists can submit any visual works related to the theme. 

  
Three artists will be selected for an interview that will be featured on our websites and social media. 

  

📅**DATES / NOTES**

\- Deadline: **9/23/2023**

\- Exhibition: 10/1/2023 –10/29/2023

\- We will feature selected works on our website and Instagram during the exhibition.

\- Three artists will be selected for an interview

  

📣Open Call: Fragments of Time📣

  
October is Chicago artist month and is the perfect time for you to show your work as a professional. The Black Yuppie is curating a group show at Fortune house located at 4410 S Cottage Grove Ave in Chicago, IL

  
**Theme**

Your perspective as a POC post 2020.

Opening reception is Friday October 20th, from 6-9pm with work being on display until the end of the following week. Chosen work will reflect originality, skill, and the synchronicity between show’s theme and artists pieces.

Perspective as a POC post 2020 (Group Show)

Salmastra is holding an open call for a residency for practitioners who have a relation to the sea.

Regardless of their discipline, **Salmastra wishes to encounter people that are keen in sharing personal situated knowledges and studies, with a particular focus on marine imaginaries**. Our premises and hosting facilities are located by the sea but our city often feels severed from it: it is an unexpressed force that we wish to awaken with your curiosity and re-interpretations.

  
The **research residency** lasts for two months and wishes to develop in depth our core interests, such as:

* Unconventional representations of marine environments and its shores
* Critical approaches and situated knowledges on marine sustainability
* Local and site-specific practices in San Giovanni Li Cuti and its oral transmission
* Environmental impacts and role of marine life (EG: role of underwater algae forest in CO² absorption; regeneration of environments following cessation of the exploitation of its resources during the covid19 pandemic)
* Interspecies relationships: agency of marine ecosystems in an urban context.

  
Additionally, this research could be carried out in close dialogue with the nearby fishermen association _Pesca & Mare_ and other locally active groups. Salmastra plans to platform the outcomes of such research in accessible and open forms that could concern audiences beyond actors in the cultural field.

  
We look for two practitioners in the arts, movement, theatre, cuisine, social activism, writing, design, architecture, textile, discursive practices, etc… that share our interest in offering new narratives about the sea with a critical, uncharted approach. Regardless of the medium or the material practice, we are interested in affinities in our concerns and stances.

  
**The residency will take place in Catania, Sicily for two consecutive months between mid January and mid March 2024.**

Salmastra covers **accommodation** for the duration of the residency, **travel costs** and a **daily allowance.**

  
* A mobility grant is calculated based on travel distance, with a maximum of 350€ or 700€. Furthermore, a green top-up of 350€ is available for those who avoid using airplanes. Top-ups are available for particular needs: visa expenses, travel from overseas territories, parents practitioners, and persons with disabilities

  
* The residency offers day-to-day support and curatorial mentoring as well as different relation and networking possibilities in the region.

Residency for Practitioners with a Relation to the Sea

This worldwide open call seeks proposals from writers and thinkers wishing to engage with the topic of Sustain, as well as ongoing topics within independent music ecosystems and scenes to be published in the context of CTM 2024\. Proposals should relate to topics evoked by the festival theme of Sustain, as well as ongoing topics within the independent music ecosystem such as equity, access, cross-cultural exchange, sustainability, technology and tools for production, music aesthetics and practices.

  
Since 2014, CTM Festival has curated a yearly magazine with the intent of providing a number of entry points into the annual festival theme, and to present voices, ideas, and content that extend beyond the presentation possibilities of a music festival. Over the years, the magazine has collected contributions from various music journalists, researchers, theorists, and artists, as well as poets and writers of fiction, activists, technologists, and photographers.

  
Article formats are flexible and can include essays, opinion pieces, research, interviews, fiction, performative writing, speculative exercises, photo-based exposés, etc. Creative / unusual formats are possible but must be flexible and open to discussion with the editorial team, to accommodate the limits of CTM’s web architecture. A note to applicants wishing to propose a creative writing style or format: please give examples of how sound and music will be situated or featured in your work. For example specific inspirations and references (people, histories, sounds, tracks, traditions etc) and / or mentioning formats (eg. embedded tracks, sound clips, citations, etc) will make the proposal clearer.

  
Priority will be given to proposals from BIPOC authors/artists, as well as voices from diverse localities, practices, and communities.

Selected authors will receive an honorarium of 300 € for their article.

CTM Magazine 2024 Call for Proposals

Twice annually the Bibliothek Andreas Züst offers four studio residency stipends. The length of stay is a total of four weeks. Application for the Studio Residency Stipend is open to national and international cultural workers (individuals or teams of up to a maximum of four persons) across disciplines – visual arts, literature, new media, music, theatre, design, architecture, film, photography and art-related disciplines.

The Studio Residency Stipend includes place of residence, workspace and meals. Travel costs will be covered. A separate request can be made for an additional subsidy for living costs of up to CHF 500\. Each recipient of a studio grant will receive a Half-Fare travelcard for the public traffic in Switzerland.

Open Call: Studio Residency April 2024

In its genesis, the European Union aims to promote the integration and economic convergence between States and regions. However, we continue to be unable to move away from the “centre-periphery” paradigm, especially in the cultural dimension. We wish to reorder the recurring status quo, moving towards territories seen as “peripheral”, trying to conceive future ways of life based on interdisciplinarity, and creative and sustainable thinking.

  
**We are calling for individual artists from the Western Balkans to develop an artistic residency in our spaces in Porto, Portugal.** The concepts surrounding this call invite the parties to discover new working and cooperation relationships. We will explore, create, transform, share practices, reflect on otherness, and promote young artists. 

  
In this open call, we will select **03 (three) residency projects**, exclusively from artists from the Western Balkans designated above, to be developed presentially in Central Elétrica, in Porto, Portugal, between **28 June to 29 July 2024**, including informal public presentations by the end of the residency period.

  
Each selected artist can count on rehearsal space, artistic consultancy, financial support, flights, accommodation and expendables. The residency and the final presentation will take place in Central Elétrica, located in CACE Cultural do Porto, Portugal. 

Each selected artist can count on rehearsal space, artistic consultancy, financial support, flights, accommodation and expendables.

  
CRL – Central Elétrica will ensure:

1. Support grant in the amount of 1.000€ (one thousand euros), upon presentation of invoice;
2. Accommodation in one of our apartment bedrooms;
3. Possibility of artistic guidance to the project;
4. Promotion support of the project through e-mail to Circolando – Central Elétrica’s national and international contacts, social media and website;
5. Organization of a final public presentation of an informal nature at the Central Elétrica, located at CACE Cultural in Porto.

  

Culture Moves Europe: Circolando Residency

Gelatin Magazine is a project of the Analog Film Photography Association and a quarterly contemporary photography magazine focusing on contemporary fine art from emerging to established artists around the world. 

  
Gelatin Magazine is looking for emerging and established artist & photographers around the world for our ninth edition of the magazine. We are accepting both digital and film!

Selected artists' work will be featured in issue 09 of Gelatin Magazine.

Call for Photography: Gelatin Magazine Issue 09

**Uncool Artist** is a warm-welcoming community that provides solid connections with experienced and generous artists, curators, critics, and art dealers. We create a unique environment so you can dive deep into your practices, find unique opportunities to show your creations, present meaningful projects, and build sustainable living in the arts. UA offers a variety of programs for artists. Our main goal is to provide outstanding connections and opportunities in contemporary visual arts.

Our International Residency Program is one of a kind. It combines in-person studio-based residency experiences in Brooklyn, NY, and thoughtfully curated shows, with a complete and intense online network of resources and connections for more than one year (more precisely, 14 months), linking the Americas (from South to North) with the global contemporary art scene. The UA Residency is an extraordinary stepstone in its artists' careers.

  
You can apply for **one to five four-week cycles**:

  
**Winter/Spring 2024**

* 1st cycle) Jan 15 to Feb 10
* 2nd cycle) Feb 12 to Mar 9
* 3rd cycle) Mar 11 to Apr 6
* 4th cycle) Apr 8 to May 4
* 5th cycle) May 6 to Jun 1

  
**Summer/Fall 2024**

* 1st cycle) Jul 22 to Aug 17
* 2nd cycle) Aug 19 to Sep 14
* 3rd cycle) Sep 16 to Oct 12
* 4th cycle) Oct 14 to Nov 9
* 5th cycle) Nov 11 to Dec 7

500 USD Security Deposit. Artists are responsible for all accomodation, travel and living expenses

per four-week cycle (1,100 Program Deposit + 1,500 Program Fee)

* shared studios (internet and all utilities included)
* curated group show in NY
* field trips

Uncool Artist International Art Residency 2024

“TOFUZI” International Animated Film Festival consists of a competition, non-competition screenings. The Festival encourages the exchange of creative experience between Georgian and foreign artists, a search of new ideas, styles and technologies as well as the integration of Georgian animation into the global cinema process.

  
The Festival seeks to bring animation as an attractive sort of culture to the children of those regions of Georgia where any cultural events are very rare. Overall the Festival aims to popularize Animation Film among adults and children.

  
**Competition Categories:**

  
Film for adults (short films)

Film for children (short films)

Debut (short films)

Experimental film (short films)

TV series (short films)

Student film (short films)

The festival will be held from 13th to 18th of November, in **Batumi, Georgia**.

TOFUZI 2023 International Festival of Animated Films

_Iancura_ is a residency research-based project hosted at amaneï, a non-profit organization and cultural center based in the volcanic Aeolian archipelago. Through this project, amaneï and its mentors foster to re-discover the local cultural and natural history of this remote area in the Mediterranean Sea, which is still poorly known. 

  
The residency program's structure investigates untold/unwritten stories while giving voice to silenced perspectives through territorial investigation and art practices. _Iancura_ emphasizes critical thinking, alongside narratives not validated, interpreted, or recorded, fostering cross-cultural connections and dialogue with local organizations, communities, and scholars within the Aeolian territory.

  
amaneï supports a collaborative environment through a tailored program that encourages interdisciplinary exploration and engagement with the Aeolian territory and its community.

  
Housed in a 19th-century building on the small island of Salina, amaneï will provide artists and cultural professionals with space, resources, and guidance to support four participants at the same time with a one-month research-oriented residency program. The premises consist of a three-floor building which includes: exhibition spaces, shared workspace (arrangeable according to participants' needs, with essential audio-visual equipment and crafting tools), library, shared accommodation, communal kitchen and a large panoramic terrace for public presentations and rehearsals.

  

Iancura Residency will offer **accommodation** and workspaces. It will also cover **travel** expenses (from the place of residence to the place of destination, and back to the place of residence - including visa expenses if needed) and **living**\-related costs (such as food and local transportation).

Iancura Residency Project

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