lundi 31 octobre 2016

Southampton Film Week 2016

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Southampton Film Week

4 - 13 November Various venues throughout the city   Southampton Film Week was launched in 2008 as part of an initiative by community film making charity City Eye to foster a greater appreciation of film and moving image within Southampton and the wider area. Now in it's ninth year, Southampton Film Week has helped to establish a culture within the city that explores a truly diverse range of film, celebrating film ​across the City.

SFW16 promises another great mix of films, workshops, events and competitions.  

Fri 4 Nov:  SONGS FOR MADAGASCAR at Turner Sims >  

Sat 5 Nov:  DOCUMENTARY FILM WORKSHOP / Director and Producer's masterclass at Turner Sims > 

Tues 8 Nov: THE SCREENWRITER /  Café Cinéaste Masterclass at The Stage Door >

Weds 9 Nov: BAFTA SHORTS 2016 at Sonar Cinema, Solent University >  

Thurs 10 Nov: One World Media presents FRESH EYES ON THE WORLD at Sonar Cinema, Southampton Solent University >   

Fri 11 Nov: VINTAGE MOBILE CINEMA  outside Studio 144 >   

Fri 11 Nov:  CELEBRATING 10 YEARS OF DV MISSION at The Stage Door >  

Sat 12 Nov: VINTAGE MOBILE CINEMA  outside Studio 144 >

For more information on the events visit http://ift.tt/1ryvSpy and follow @SotonFilmWeek on twitter for updates.

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Personal Politics with Brit Bild

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If you love exploring the world, storytelling and books, join us on our monthly fictional journey that’s just as rewarding as (and less exhausting than) the real thing. Whether you’re a London local or new to the city, come and connect with others who want to see the world with fresh eyes and open minds.

A few years after the deadly 2011 terror attack in Norway’s Utøya Island, Otto and Sofie are trying to put the pieces of their life back together without their beloved daughter, who was murdered alongside countless other youths on one of the worst days in Norway’s history.

Hear award-winning Norwegian writer Brit Bildøen read from her latest book Seven Days in August, translated by Becky Crook. It is the story of Otto and Sofie’s grief, painstakingly narrated over just one week – a window into their attempts to navigate a life together, face to face with their own helplessness and mortality. Told in Bildøen’s signature lyrical prose, the story slowly unfurls the horrors of a national tragedy, while peeling back the layers of sorrow that infect relationships over time. Brit will be in conversation with Dr Meg Jensen, Director of Life Narrative Research Group at Kingston University.

The reading will be followed by a discussion of how Bildøen’s fiction weaves together the personal and the national, the domestic and the epic, and touches on her interest in contemporary climate fiction. Translator Becky Crook will contribute on video exploring her role in translating Seven Days in August from Norwegian into English.

This event takes place on Monday 14 November 2016, 6:45 - 9:00pm.
Click here to book tickets.

This event is part of Wanderlust: Great Literature from Around the World, a monthly event series at Free Word that takes place on the second Monday of each month and celebrates the best fiction in translation.

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Voices

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Location : Bray House, Westcott Way, Maidenhead, SL6 3QH

Dates : 16th Nov – 20th Nov 2016

Open : 10am – 3pm Daily

Cost : Free Public Admission

This is a collaborative exhibition with The Photographic Angle and PhotoVoice. It offers an extraordinary insight into the lives of people from many 'voiceless' communities around the world. Images on display come from 4 collections ‘See It Our Way’, ‘How We See It’, ‘Lookout London’ and ‘Sights Unseen’. All work submitted by PhotoVoice.

VOICES is a touring photographic exhibition created and supported by The Photographic Angle.

For more information see http://ift.tt/1Bcoczo. Please check website prior to attendance for latest information as dates may be subject to change.

Disabled visitors are advised to check with us before visiting an exhibition so that suitable access can be provided.

Tel :  0800 028 7338

Email : info@thephotographicangle.co.uk

Registered Charity No: 1135750

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Paper Cutting (one-day workshop) in Derbyshire

  • LocationEast Midlands, Peak District
  • Type
  • Salary
  • Artformcrafts, visual arts, Other, Paper Cutting
  • ContactAlison Massey studios@zantium.co.uk

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1-day practical workshop in Paper Cutting

Thurs 24th November 2016 

Hugely popular at present, this course covers various design/cutting techniques to create personalised greetings cards and gifts, original 2D & 3D artworks. Inspiration from Mexico to China, Matisse to Rob Ryan. 

  • Professional tuition with artist/designer, Christine Green
     
  • Purpose built studio in Derbyshire Peak District (4 - 8 students per workshop)
     
  • Open to both beginners and those with experience
     
  • Good fresh food & delicious homemade cakes
     
  • Accommodation on site and nearby if required

Workshop fee: £90 including lunches & refreshments (+ Materials approx £5)

Please phone 01629 824377

or visit: http://ift.tt/2ePzzhe

zantium.co.uk

Other dates and courses available throughout the year.

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CALL FOR PROPOSALS rough for opera 15 | 07.03.17

CALL FOR PROPOSALS rough for opera 15 | 07.03.17,

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Second Movement in association with Tête à Tête is pleased to announce a call for proposals for rough for opera #15. 

about: rough for opera is a scratch night for new opera, curated and produced by Second Movement. We’re delighted to present rough for opera #15 in association with Tête à Tête.

rough for opera is particularly suited to new work receiving a first test performance and to showings of work in development.  An important part of each rough for opera is for participants to receive feedback about their work at an early stage in its development. This is obtained in two ways, through audience feedback forms and through the Q and A after each performance. Founded in 2011 rough for opera has platformed more than 40 new operas and operas in progress.

who can apply? We welcome proposals for new opera and voice based work for the stage from composers, librettists, directors, performers or any other opera makers at any stage in their careers.

eligibilty: Works must be previously unperformed and between 10 and 30 minutes duration.

You can apply with either a complete work or extracts.

Your work can be in development: this is a great place to try out new ideas.

New proposals from previous applicants are welcome.

Participants are mentored by Second Movement and Tête à Tête and receive £300 financial support toward their performance expenses.

venue: The Cockpit Theatre, London NW8 8EH

how to apply: for application details and guidance and further info about rough for opera see http://ift.tt/2eM6Nwp

closing date: 25.11.16

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Arts Lab Opportunities for Artists and Creative Practitioners

  • LocationYorkshire, BRADFORD
  • Type
  • Salary
  • Artformcombined arts, dance, film, interdisciplinary arts, museums, photography, music, visual arts
  • ContactAndy Abbott A.Abbott1@bradford.ac.uk

Description

Between January and March 2017 Gallery II at University of Bradford will host its third Art Lab. Individuals and groups from a variety of disciplines are invited to use the Gallery as a space in which to share ideas; show and develop new work; host discussions, screenings and workshops; foster new collaborations; and plan long-term projects. There is a focus on interdisciplinary learning and varied approaches to research that aim to traverse boundaries between so-called ‘hard’ and ‘social’ sciences.

Each lab has a loose theme or thread that runs through the activity. For this Lab we are particularly interested in artists, musicians and creative practitioners working with technology in creative and critical ways - particularly with augmented and virtual reality, mobile devices and cyberspace - and research and practice around labour theory, alternative economies, and feminist and autonomous activity.

As well as the gallery space itself we are able to offer a contribution towards materials and travel as well as administrative and production support in kind. If you are interested in taking the opportunity to develop work in the unique context of a technology institute in one of the UK’s most diverse cities then please send an outline of the project you would like to develop (no more than 500 words, preferably with images and/or links to video and online work) to Andy Abbott, Producer Music and Visual Arts, on a.abbott1@bradford.ac.uk by 5pm Monday Nov 7th.

The Arts Labs at Gallery II form part of a programme to develop a centre for socially applied arts, supported by Arts Council England and University of Bradford. For more information about the Gallery and the Arts and Music programme at the University see http://ift.tt/2eLYIYq and http://ift.tt/2f4mbT9

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Merchandise Sales Assistant / Cover Manager

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The Sales Assistant/Cover Manager will serve as a sales associate and supervise merchandise operations for ‘Wicked’ London. 
Essential Duties and Responsibilities include but are not limited to: 
• Conduct sales – and train staff to conduct sales – in a professional and helpful manner, consistent with the highest principles of customer service. 
• Submit daily and weekly sales reports and accountings as instructed by management. 
• Restock sales stations and on-site storage areas. 
• Maintain cleanliness at the various sales locations; compile small tasks for sales staff (folding, tagging, etc) 
• Monitor compliance with Araca’s policies and procedures. 
• Act as liaison between Araca and venue management, and between Araca and the production as required. 
• Assist with the webstore operations. 
• Help create and maintain displays in the venue. 

Required Qualifications: 
• Strong analytical, organisational, and problem-solving skills in the context of retail operations and personnel management. 
• Able to manage multiple tasks in a fast paced environment. 
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills. 
• Self-directed problem solver, able to think strategically and meet deadlines. 
• Courteous, professional and “customer first” attitude. 
• Committed to improving management skills and customer service; prior experience desired.
• Physical requirements: able to (with or without reasonable accommodation): 
- work behind retail sales counter for up to 90 minutes; 
- reach, handle, fold and restock merchandise supplies on counters, shelves and closets, including reaching overhead and below waist level; 
- open, unpack and repack shipped inventory; 
- lift 20kg

 Hours will include evenings, weekends and bank holidays, but shouldn’t exceed 40 hours per week.

Please send your CV and covering letter to scollins@araca.com

Closing date for applications is Sunday 6th November  at 23.59

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Sledge-Lit 2 - horror, fantasy and sci-fi day

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Sledge-Lit 2
Saturday 26th November, 10:00am-6:00pm
QUAD, Market Place, Derby, DE1 3AS
Tickets £25 including goodie bag and access to all events on the day
For more information, or to book your tickets, visit http://ift.tt/2e4GptJ or call QUAD Box Office on 01332 290606

Ho ho ho! The festive season wouldn't be complete without Edge-Lit's Christmas special, which returns for its second year. Expect a healthy dollop of festive fun alongside a stuffed schedule of panels, workshops, book launches and much more besides, making this the ideal Xmas party for anyone with an interest in science-fiction, fantasy and horror writing.

More packed than a stocking on Christmas morning, bigger than Santa's belly and maybe – just maybe – even more exciting than cracking open the presents under the tree, Sledge-Lit is the perfect way for genre readers, writers and fans to kick off the festive season!

GUESTS OF HONOUR:
Acclaimed and multi-award nominated science-fiction author Justina Robson
Novelist and screenwriter Stephen Volk (Ghostwatch, Afterlife, Midwinter of the Spirit)

Speakers and Panellists:
Peter Ray Allison
KT Davies
Graham Edwards
Terry Grimwood
Paul Kane
Mark Latham
Adam Millard
Mark Morris
Marie O'Regan
Penny Reeve
Sophie Sparham
Gav Thorpe
Niki Valentine
Freda Warrington

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dimanche 30 octobre 2016

1 Day course in kiln fused glass 10-4pm

  • LocationYorkshire, Pontefract
  • Type
  • Salary
  • Artformcrafts, combined arts, visual arts
  • ContactClaire Lake clairelake67@yahoo.co.uk

Description

Two opportunities to try your hand at kiln fused glass, discover the techniques and firing schedules involved in using float glass and the myriad of compatible colours available.

Nov 12th, intermediate level creating a table platter and matching set of coasters. Fabulous to give as a gift or add that personal touch to your own decor.

Dec 3rd, beginners level getting to grips with glass and creating light catchers and festive decorations. Why not book the course as a Christmas gift to the adventurous creative in the family!

Both days include a light lunch and tuition by a qualified teacher and glass artist in a small group, max 12, for £110 per person.

Please note payment ensures confirmation of booking.  Places are limited and last day for Nov12th would be Fri 4th Nov for confirmation.

The work will be fired and available to collect within 2 weeks from the studio. P&P would be an additional cost.

Please email for any further details or phone 01977 618137 (eves preferred)

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New creative act up courses for everyone to jump into.

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New courses from act up, have a read and let me know if you have any questions.

SO YOU WANT TO PRODUCE A PLAY - Thursdays 17th & 24th November (7.00pm-9.00pm).  

UNLEASH YOUR CREATIVE FLOW - Sunday 27th November (10.00am-5.00pm) 

HOW TO SURVIVE IN THIS INDUSTRY - A careers advice workshop for actors. Thursday 8th December (7.00pm-9.00pm)  

PLAY FOR A DAY - a one day course for anyone that has never acted before. Saturday 14th January (11.00am-6.00pm)  

SCENES FROM A PLAY - a weekend course for anyone that wants to become a professional actor. Saturday 14th & Sunday 15th January (11.00am-6.00pm)  

MEET ME DOWN THE MARKET - one to one advice at a time and a date that is convenient for you and Gemma.  

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Transpattern: A Solo Exhibition by Miklós Ladányi-Tóth

Transpattern: A Solo Exhibition by Miklós Ladányi-Tóth, Surface Gallery

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Transpattern: A Solo Exhibition by Miklós Ladányi-Tóth
5th - 12th November 2016
Opening Night: 4th November, 18:00 - 21:00

Surface Gallery is pleased to announce a solo exhibition by Hungarian artist Miklós Ladányi-Tóth, Transpattern.

Transpattern is inspired by the current political situation in Hungary, primarily the problem of massive emigration. During the exhibition, visitors will encounter visual elements associated with travel and emigration: boots cast as small ceramic statues, lacy suitcases, maps of Hungary, embroidery that evoke a world left behind. Intriguing, useless, dysfunctional objects, everyday objects transformed and embellished with patterns, become synonyms for contemporary Hungary.

The Opening Night will feature a reading by Rezső Jarmalov from a text specially commissioned for the exhibition by Art Historian Professor Tamás Aknai. There will also be music from the hugely talented Hungarian band, Foreign Accent. Transpattern opens in the Project Space in conjunction with EM16: Pulse in the Main Gallery. As always there will be a donations bar with ales from local brewery, Springhead.

Opening Hours:
Opening: Friday 4th November, 18:00 - 21:00
Exhibition Dates: 5th - 12th November
Tuesday to Friday: 12:00 to 18:00
Saturday: 11:00 to 17:00
16 Southwell Road, Nottingham, NG1 1DL

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Facebook: http://ift.tt/Utd0ja
Twitter: @surfacegallery

Free Entry: All Are Welcome

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1 day course, Intro to the Darkroom, Sat 12 Nov 10:30 - 17:30

1 day course, Intro to the Darkroom, Sat 12 Nov 10:30 - 17:30, Photography Course London

Description

Introduction to the Darkroom with professional photographer Bill Ling is designed for newcomers to analogue photography who wish to learn basic darkroom techniques, including black & white film development, making contact sheets and printing with an enlarger. Previous darkroom experience is not necessary, and a basic understanding of exposure, although useful, is not essential.

You are also welcome to bring along any exposed B&W films (or negatives) of your own, whether 35mm, 120 or 5x4 format. You will to be able to process and print from them on the day if you choose - paper and chemicals are supplied - and you may take prints home with you. 

Intro to the Darkroom is a practical, hands-on, one-day course delivered in a fully-equipped darkroom at Holborn Studios just minutes from our Shoreditch HQ. 

For further information or to book over the phone, please call us at the office on 020 7608 0000.

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Exhibition: Soft Engineering

Exhibition: Soft Engineering, The National Centre for Craft & Design

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Fri 11 Nov 2016 — Sun 8 Jan 2017
Roof Gallery

Soft Engineering brings together the work of three well established textile artists for the first time; Deidre Wood, Alison Ellen and Ann Richards. Having pursued separate careers in knitting and weaving, the artists found many common threads that have inspired them to work together to create this joint exhibition. These makers are all vigorously engaged in experiment and are passionate about materials, processes and the new forms emerging from them.  Despite employing different techniques and structures, they find that their approaches interconnect and cross over in intriguing and sometimes surprising ways.

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Soft Engineering Symposium

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Soft Engineering brings together the work of three well established textile artists for the first time; Deidre Wood, Alison Ellen and Ann Richards.

Join the Soft Engineering textile artists for an in depth symposium in the Roof Gallery. The session features a discussion about their collaborative approach and a demonstration of how a bracelet can shape itself during the wet finishing process and is followed by a Q&A.

Fri 11 Nov, 3–5pm

£22.50pp, Adults

Please book:

+44 (0)1529 308710
info@nationalcraftanddesign.org.uk

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vendredi 28 octobre 2016

Writers' Mutual: Brick Lane

Writers' Mutual: Brick Lane

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Brick Lane, Tuesdays 7-9pm

This workshop running on Tuesdays has been a weekly fixture in the lives of writers from all over London ever since the first meeting in 2007. Held in Brick Lane, Writers’ Mutual is for experienced writers – not necessarily professional, but with a demonstrable track-record of literary creation. At each meeting, several of our number present work they are currently developing outside of the group, in order to receive detailed criticism and opinion from the other group members, in a supportive environment. Whilst weekly attendance is by no means mandatory, writers will benefit most from regular attendance, in order to both give and receive feedback.


This is very much for writers wishing to pursue publication. Building on Brick Lane Bookshop’s strong track record of support for emerging writers, the group has already published one anthology, sold via the bookshop, Amazon, etcetera.

Attendees from all genres are welcome (recent input has included work from writers of literary fiction, erotic fiction, horror/suspense, autobiography, teen fiction etc).

Sessions cost £9, payable in person.

Please drop me a line at workshops@nquentinwoolf.co.uk

LOCATION
East London: BRICK LANE BOOKSHOP, 166 Brick Lane, London E1 6RU
TUBE: Liverpool Street / Bethnal Green / Aldgate East
TRAIN: Shoreditch High Street

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UPCOMING EXHIBITION: HOUSE & HOTEL

UPCOMING EXHIBITION: HOUSE & HOTEL, Lacey Contemporary Gallery

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Lacey Contemporary Gallery is proud to present the work of two UK contemporary artists – Brian Ord and Val Close, in their new exhibition HOUSE & HOTEL. 

This exhibition will explore new works and developments by the artists that investigates the interiors and exteriors of the traditional style homes we live in.

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Winter Exhibition - Open Call

  • LocationLondon
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  • Artformcrafts, combined arts, interdisciplinary arts, photography, visual arts
  • ContactTom Cox info@focusldn.com

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OPEN CALL FOR ARTISTS:
Focus LDN's Winter Exhibition is taking place at The Menier Ground Floor Gallery, in London Bridge this December 12th-17th.
Deadline 6th November.

Please see our website to apply.

www.focusldn.com

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Martin Wilner in conversation with Steven Holmes

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Artist Martin Wilner discusses his latest exhibition The Case Histories with Curator, Steven Holmes.

Martin Wilner is an artist, psychiatrist and scholar in psychoanalysis who draws life around him. The Freud Museum presents Wilner’s first solo exhibition, drawing on his work pertinent to the practice and thinking around psychoanalysis.

Martin Wilner (born 1959, New York City) has exhibited his work internationally and has been published extensively. In addition, he is a clinical psychiatrist, Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at the Weill Medical College of Cornell University, and a Scholar in Psychoanalysis affiliated with the New York Psychoanalytic Institute.

The exhibition’s curator is Steven Holmes. Holmes has curated projects across the world and is curator of The Cartin Collection, Hartford, Connecticut. Holmes is a graduate of the University of Toronto and Harvard Divinity School.

The Case Histories is on display from 23 November 2016 - 19 February 2017.

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jeudi 27 octobre 2016

Second Sunday Screening - Sigmund's Shorts: In the Flesh

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13 November 2016, 2pm

FREE with admission - no need to book

Join us for the latest in our series of Second Sunday Screenings. The screening will be introduced by artist and filmmaker, Adeline de Monseignat.

‘Everyone at Carrara knows that stone weeps. ... All of us have experienced how alive stones are, that they behave like sponges, can bend, expand and that they have a voice ... for one who listens.’
Dominique Stroobant, Sculptor, Extracted from Leitch, Alison (2010), Materiality of Marble: Explorations in the Artistic Life of Stone

‘In The Flesh' (2016) is a 5-min artist film by Adeline de Monseignat inspired by Alison Leitch's text 'Visualizing the Mountain' (2007) about the marble quarry as being 'alive', 'weeping at night' and having a 'soul'. In this mother-to-daughter relationship, the artist plays the role of The Sculpture, of marble skin and human flesh, becoming increasingly more alive, discovering the malleability of her own body, a creature that yearns to reconnect with her roots and crawl back into her mother's womb, the quarry. By bringing to light the quarry’s ability to ‘live’, the film also exposes its potential to ‘die’.

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Arts Council England Funds New Play By Rose Collis

Arts Council England Funds New Play By Rose Collis

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Writer and performer Rose Collis has been awarded research and development funding from Grants for the Arts, supported by Arts Council England, to create a two-act stage play based on her book 'Colonel Barker’s Monstrous Regiment', about the extraordinary life of Valerie Arkell-Smith aka Colonel Victor Barker.

Virago published 'Colonel Barker’s Monstrous Regiment' in 2001, to enormous critical acclaim.

The funding coincides with the start of a two-week residency at the Gladstone Library awarded to Rose Collis after she was shortlisted for its prestigious Writer-in-Residence 2016 programme. The residency commences on October 29, with her event 'Rose Collis and Her Trouser-Wearing Characters' taking place during the Library’s popular Hearth Festival.

'The Trials of Colonel Barker' will be developed to rehearsed reading stage, in time for the second (Brighton And) Hove Grown Festival of new writing taking place March 24 to April 2 2017.

Prior to the rehearsed readings, Rose Collis will present two tie-in public engagement events: a free ‘Lunchtime Lecture’ at Worthing Library on February 28 and a talk at Jubilee Library, Brighton (date tbc).

Participating artists for 'The Trials of Colonel Barker' will include Keith Drinkel, Philippa Hammond and Guy Wah.

Rose Collis said, ‘I am enormously grateful to Arts Council England for supporting another of my projects, and also to the Gladstone Library for the two-week residency which will be spring-boarding this exciting new project. Writing this play will provide an exciting and vital challenge in my development as a stage writer, breaking new ground to create my first two-act play, and my first for a cast of more than two performers.’

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Exhibition Curator opportunity

  • LocationWest Midlands
  • Type
  • Salary
  • Artformvisual arts, Other, curation
  • ContactKarolina Korupczynska stryxarts@gmail.com

Description

Open Call for Curatorial Opportunity at Stryx, Birmingham

NOW – Stryx Studio Holders Group Show

Stryx is an artist led studio, project and exhibition space in Digbeth, Birmingham.

NOW, showcases work created by visual artists working in Stryx Studios. The show will open on 2ndDecember 2016, coinciding with the last Digbeth First Friday of this year. 

Stryx awards one deserving curator or curatorial team in the West Midlands, the time to realise a work constrained to project NOW, with the aim of encouraging curatorial research in tandem with exhibition planning.

Throughout a 2 week long exhibition development process, the curator will be expected to familiarise themselves with the gallery and the works created by the artists (8 visual artists, operating in various disciplines - painting, drawing, sculpture, photography, installation.

This process will culminate in production of a high quality exhibition.

This opportunity is intended for curators at the emerging or mid stages of their career, who would benefit from working in a non-commercial, non-funded artistic organisation.

Requirements

The curator will be required to prepare a talk, which will be presented to the public and evaluate this opportunity in writing to culminate their working process at Stryx.

Application Process

Applicants should have a clearly defined idea of how this opportunity will benefit their professional practice.

Successful applicant/s will be notified on 17/11/2016 and required to attend an introductory meeting on 19/11/2016.

Please send your application containing following information to stryxarts@gmail.com 

  • Current CV
    • Curator Statement
    • Proposal - short synopsis of your idea, exhibition plan, explenation of the potential impact of this opportunity on your career (max. 700 words)
    • Extra consideration will be given to proposals that demonstrate a unique and creative approach to both curatorial research methods and the exhibition plan
    • Work samples - 5 JPEGS in PDF or 5 minute showreel (link to vimeo/youtube/soundcloud)
    • Link to website/online portfolio

For more information or help please contact Karolina Korupczynska on stryxarts@gmail.com with 'NOW' in the email title.

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mercredi 26 octobre 2016

Last Call: Awards for Recent Printmaking Graduates 2016

Last Call: Awards for Recent Printmaking Graduates 2016, Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers

Description

The Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers (RE) is offering Associate Membership and £1000 each to two 2016 Printmaking Graduates.

Two student printmakers will be awarded free Associate Membership for two years, beginning in January 2017.  Benefits of being an Associate RE Member are:

- The opportunity to participate in RE Exhibitions

- Full rights of RE Associate Membership

To help support the RE Student Associates in their work as Printmakers, the successful applicants will also receive awards of £500 each year from the Gwen May Trust.

To apply for an RE Student Award please send:

  • six high-resolution jpegs of your printmaking
  • Details of each, including technique and size
  • A brief CV - not more than one page

To:restudent@gmail.com

Closing date: 31 October 2016

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Our Time's Youth Film Fest // short films submissions //

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Welcome to an afternoon of films made by and for the young people of Tower Hamlets and see our local area reflected through the eyes of young people, in a series of short films.

Event details: 

Age: 16 - 25

Date: Sat 29th October 2016

Time: 2-5pm

Location: Venue 2, Richmix,  35-47 Bethnal Green Road, London E1 6L

// Call out for short film submissions! // 

We are looking for short film submissions from Tower Hamlets and Hackney based filmmakers. Whether you’re making short films, music videos, comedy sketches or vlogs we’d like to hear from you! You will get a chance to present your film at Our Time’s Youth Film Fest on Saturday 29th October (2-5pm) and take part in Q&A with the audience. For more information and to submit your film email Charlotte on: yp@towerhamlets.gov.uk

WHAT TO EXPECT

A series of short films by young people from Tower Hamlets will be shown followed by a Q&A panel. There will also be stalls with information about local youth projects and services. Although this event is aimed at young people, families and friends are very welcome

// THE EVENT IS PART OF THE RICH MIX YOUTH TAKEOVER FESTIVAL (24-29th Oct) //

FOR FULL PROGRAMME PLEASE VISIT: http://ift.tt/2eLTWsq

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Signs of Id: an exhibition of artwork and film by Furst and Ori

Signs of Id: an exhibition of artwork and film by Furst and Ori, LV21

  • LocationSouth East
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  • Artformfilm, interdisciplinary arts, visual arts
  • ContactNicholas Furst sergei.furst@gmail.com

Description

Signs of Id, which opens on the 11th of November, takes visitors on a journey into the bowels of LV21, a 40 metre lightship moored at Gravesend which has found a new life as an arts and performance centre since being decommissioned.

 Sergei Furst and Francesca Ori, known for their lightboxes and sculptures, have used the function of  LV21 as a warning of impending danger to inform their new installation, integrating their works into the machinery and hidden spaces of the ship. In an interconnected series of works they present  our obsessive pursuit of  scientific truths as  Conradian voyages into darkness. Ori and Furst elaborate on these themes using their manual skill in facial expression sculptures imprisoned in aquariums and illuminated narratives and images presented in multilayered lightboxes.

 In the gutted engine room at the heart of the boat two short installation films are projected into large air compression chambers. InLeaving Rats on a Sinking Ship, Furst weaves a fictional narrative around the crowding experiments using rat populations run by John B. Calhoun in the 1960s. In Emotional Illiteracy Ori simulates the manipulation of emotions for behavioural ends, and highlights the increasing use of fear as a social tool.

 A short Video by guest artist Dan Wootton and sounds by Berlin-based electronic composer Alberto Yusta embellish the discourse. 

 Furst and Ori's most recent exhibitions were Sagrada Familiaat Farley Farm Gallery in West Sussex,  in the grounds of the home of Lee Millar and Roland Penrose founder of the ICA; andModular Body in theAteneo in Malaga in May 2016.

 They received an Elephant Trust Award and the exhibition is supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Art Council England.

 DETAILS: Signs of Id

Free entry to the public until the 27th of November 2016    

Hours: 11am -5pm  every Thurs Fri Sat and Sun

 LV21, Gravesend Pier, Kent DA11 0BG.

www.lv21.co.uk

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Art Exhibition: Amrar Zaga/ Our Place

Art Exhibition: Amrar Zaga/ Our Place, Bengali East End Heritage Society

  • LocationLondon
  • Type
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  • Artformcombined arts, interdisciplinary arts, libraries, photography, visual arts
  • ContactAkhtar Hussain bengaliheritagesociety@gmail.com

Description

Exhibition: Amrar Zaga/ Our Place

Running 24th October - 20th November 2016 at Stratford Library, Gallery Space, London E15 1EL (Mon-Fri: 9.30am-8pm, Sun: 1pm-5pm)

Part of Newham Heritage Week

Heritage is a living entity we engage with daily. Our genetics carry the characteristics of our ancestors that determine innate aspects of how and why we respond to the world in the way we do.

This art exhibition by visual artist Saif Osmani looks at key campaigns and building projects that have impacted on the identity, presence and culture formation of the Bangladeshi community in the UK. The chosen areas are of contested boundaries, places of community tension and those deemed under threat of development.

For further information see: http://ift.tt/2eRDE0M

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'An Introduction to Creative Producing.' One day workshop

  • LocationLondon, South East
  • Type
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  • Artformcombined arts, dance, film, interdisciplinary arts, literature, music, theatre
  • ContactNick Hennegan nick@mavericktheatre.co.uk

Description

What is the difference between a Creative Producer and a 'normal' Producer?  Where do Artistic Directors fit in?  What about Finance, the law, choice of plays or musicals? Then there's employing actors, working with creatives, commissioning new works, copyright, contracts, fundraising, other events, investing in theatre, parties and pitfalls!

The workshop looks at everything needed to put on a show or event or start a production or theatre company, from the local pub, to a national tour, to the West End of London. It's for those already working in the industry and anyone who has ever felt a desire to create theatre or events and promote them.  The workshop looks at the pros and cons of commercial production, setting up a theatre company and local/national touring.  It will also be useful to anyone who has considered investing in theatre, or is just curious about what a Creative Producer does!

Previous participants at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane and RADA have included students, amateur actors, producers, directors, theatre administrators, film producers, arts council officers and writers.

"An excellent course - Nick combined solid helpings of advice and experience with sprinklings of anecdotal experience, which was a great combination."  Part Suspended Blog.

The course is run by Nick Hennegan and features other guests, live and on video. Nick has produced over 60 plays, toured the UK and USA and created numerous events for blue-chip clients and leading ad agencies.  He has a Masters in Creative Producing for Theatre and Live Performance from Birkbeck College, University of London, and is a recipient of a Stage One Bursary from the Society of London Theatre. He will also offer signposts to further learning. 

The cost for the day and all documentation is £79.00.  Places are limited to 5. Please book asap at our website http://ift.tt/PBBPz0 or email Nick for further information. 

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ARTFUTURA 2016 LONDON

  • LocationLondon, LONDON
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  • Artformcombined arts, film, interdisciplinary arts, museums, photography, music, visual arts, Other, new media
  • ContactLAURA PLANA LAURAPLANAGRACIA@yMAIL.COM

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ARTFUTURA 2016

From Virtual Reality to 3D Internet

The festival opens on October 27 with special activities in London (The Attic -

Hackney PictureHouse), Barcelona (Arts Santa Mònica), Madrid (Espacio

Fundación Telefónica)and Alicante (MACA / Centro Las Cigarreras).

Now in its 27thedition, ArtFutura will reflect with the perspective of all these years.

 Thursday 27, October 2016:

•3D Futura Show -Computer graphics. Including works by Studio Smack, James Cunningham, Seccovan,Tomer Eshed, Bose Collins, Camille Chaix, Hugo Jean, Juliette Jourdan, MariePillier, Kevin Roger and others.  Duration: 1 hour.

•Futura Graphics -Digital animations. Works by Aardman Studios, Moth, Julius Horsthuis, StéphaneAubier, Vincent Patar, Kris Merc, Hannes Knutsson and others.  Duration: 1hour. 

•ArtFutura Premiere2016 - Duration: 1 hour. 

Saturday, 29 October 2016: 

•Live presentation -Jake Williams incollaboration with visual artists Will Young and Ben Gannaway."Fragments" is a full-dome generative 3D ambisonic live performancecreated on residency at the SAT in Montreal 2 years ago, and performed multipletimes at Mutek/EM15. They are now developing it for VR headsets. Visualscreated in VVVV. Duration: 30 minutes. 

• Livepresentation - William Latham .William Latham. 4K HD Video called Organic Art VR (which is a view of a VRExperience). Duration: 1 hour. Talk in English

•Reality… What a Concept! From Virtual Reality to Expanded Reality. Including segments on the recentwork of Mediamonks, Tippet Studios, Arnold Abadie, John Carmack, Sentient Flux,Keiichi Matsuda, “Uncanny Valley”, Clyde DeSouza, Pattie Maes, Xavier Benavidesand Judith Amores (MIT Media Lab). Duration: 1 hour.

•Artworks - Newmedia and digital artworks in video format. With works by WOW Inc., Théoriz,Sila Sveta Studio, Squidsoup, Daniel Canogar and others. Duration: 30 minutes.

THE ATTIC

HACKNEY PICTUREHOUSE

270 Mare Street

E8 1HE London

0871 704 2068

 
DOORS7:00pm. 

 
TicketSales Online:​

http://ift.tt/2eRCSks

 
 

Contact:Laura P. Gracia

Mobile: +447505 922748

Email:lauraplana@artfutura.org

Website:www.artfutura.org

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mardi 25 octobre 2016

What is the Future of the Arts in Croydon? - Panel Discussion

What is the Future of the Arts in Croydon? - Panel Discussion, Croydon Music and Arts Service

  • LocationLondon
  • Type
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  • Artformcrafts, combined arts, dance, film, interdisciplinary arts, libraries, literature, museums, photography, music, theatre, visual arts, Other
  • ContactIsabel Bianchini isabel.bianchini@croydon.gov.uk

Description

What is the Future of the Arts in Croydon?

The Croydon Youth Arts Collective are producing a one-day festival takeover of the iconic Clocktower venue on Saturday 29th October. The day will include a range of free activity for children, families and young people running from 11am – 5pm, from creative workshops to live music.

As part of the day, we have gained exclusive access to the Council Chambers and will be holding a youth-led discussion about the future of the arts in Croydon.

We will be introduced by the Mayor of Croydon followed by an interactive discussion and Q&A with guests, industry professionals, decision-makers and young creatives sharing their visions for the future.

13:15 Spoken word performance

13:30 Welcome

13:45 Mayor's introduction

14:00 Discussion and Q&A

15:00 Close

The festival continues downstairs with live music in Braithwaite Hall. Head to http://ift.tt/2dTgQih for more information.

To register a place, please RSVP below via Eventbrite here 

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Clean Break and Geese Theatre Training - Staging Rehabilitation

Clean Break and Geese Theatre Training - Staging Rehabilitation, Clean Break

Description

Clean Break Theatre Company and Geese Theatre company are coming together to offer training for artists interested in working in the specialised field of arts in the criminal justice system.

Date and Time: Friday 11th November at 10am-4.30pm

Location: Clean Break Theatre Company 

http://ift.tt/2eIuDYe

The day will be an introduction to the work of two of the leading organisations in this field. You will learn about their different working practices, understand the principles and theory underpinning their work, and explore best practice in this field. The day will be participatory, and involve drama and theatre exercises, groupwork, discussion and a plenary session at the end. The day will be led by Anna Herrmann, Head of Education at Clean Break and Andy Watson, Artistic Director of Geese.

Andy became a practitioner with Geese in 1997 and has been the company's Artistic Director for the last 12 years. Andy specialises in developing and delivering a range of theatre based interventions in prisons, secure hospitals and with 'at-risk' groups in the community.

Anna has been Head of Education at Clean Break since 2002, and leads the company’s award winning education programme for women with experience of the criminal justice system. Anna and Andy are long-standing members of the National Criminal Justice Arts Alliance steering group and are regular visiting lecturers on a range of Applied Theatre under-graduate and post-graduate courses.


With a combined track record of 66 years, this training day will give participants a unique insight into the successful approaches of Clean Break and Geese in both prison and community settings.

To book please use: http://ift.tt/2eIuDYe

If you have any questions then please do not hesitate to contact Emma on 0207 482 8600

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Handmade in Britain: The Contemprary Craft & Design Fair

Handmade in Britain: The Contemprary Craft & Design Fair, Handmade in Britain

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During 11-13 November, Handmade in Britain are celebrating their 10th Anniversary show of craft & design with a three day show of contemporary craftsmanship from over 100+ makers! Browse exceptional crafts, buy unique and original gifts or commission a bespoke piece of work directly from a handpicked selection of the UK’s finest designer-makers. Makers will be on hand throughout the weekend to talk to you about their work, inviting you to learn how your favourite pieces were made. It's a rare opportunity to discover the story behind that perfect gift!

Buy direct from over 100 of the UK's most talented designer-makers at Handmade in Britain's 10th anniversary show. Browse, buy or commission one-off ceramics, glass, furniture, textiles, jewellery, silverware and more

To celebrate our birthday, we're offering visitors 2 for 1 tickets to show!

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Creativity

Description

Location : Spectrol unit, Garrard Way, Swindon, SN3 3HY

Dates : 5th Nov – 9th Nov 2016

Open : 10am – 3pm Daily

Cost : Free Public Admission

Historically we were always trying to capture the fleeting image, one that reflected reality as we saw it. By contrast, in a world of iPhones and Instagram we now often see images that present an altered sense of reality. Although photography is a creative art form in itself, the concept of this theme showcases the results achieved when camera settings, editing techniques and creative angles are used to the photographers advantage.

All art is subjective and we fully expect visitors to be challenged by the work on display. Some images may be considered beautiful, while others are thought-provoking; some may even challenge your perception on what constitutes a photographic image.

CREATIVITY is a touring photographic exhibition, created and supported by The Photographic Angle.

For more information see  http://ift.tt/2aLMLiX/exhibitions                

Please check website prior to attendance for latest information as dates may be subject to change.

Disabled visitors are advised to check with us before visiting an exhibition so that suitable access can be provided.

Tel :  0800 028 7338

Email : info@thephotographicangle.co.uk

Reg Charity No : 1135750

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New Pottery Course at West Dean College

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Autumn nights are drawing in and winter approaches, bringing the opportunity to spend more time being creative, to expand your skills, develop your practice or learn something new.   We hope you will be inspired by a new pottery course Making and decorating dynamic expressive slipware with Dylan Bowen, from 13-17 November, or perhaps another subject, on offer at West Dean College, between October 2016 and March 2017.   When you attend a course, you can also stay with us, in the beautiful, historic West Dean House, set 100 acres of glorious Gardens and Parkland in the heart of the South Downs National Park in West Sussex.

Here are details of  the Making and decorating dynamic expressive slipware which still has places available.    You will find details, costs and how to book at www.westdean.org.uk

Making and decorating dynamic, expressive slipware, Dylan Bowen, 13-17 November NEW COURSE Intermediate/Advanced

With an emphasis on action and spontaneity, learn and develop new approaches to making and decorating slipware.   Dylan will demonstrate his own making and decorating techniques, including sliced plates and sculptural forms, wheel thrown platters and carved solid shapes.   From these you can then pursue new shapes and ideas and learn to embrace fresh directions combining slip and clay in truly dynamic ways.

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Installations by Artist Film-maker Tony Hill

  • LocationEast Midlands
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  • Artformfilm, visual arts
  • ContactTony Hill/Ian Whitfield tony.hill@onetel.net

Description

Tony Hill studied Architecture and Sculpture and makes experimental short films that are somewhere between sculpture and cinema. He has been working as an artist film-maker since 1973, usually taking on all aspects of production and often developing and building his own equipment. He also works with installations, photography and sound. 

He has presented his work at many Art Galleries and in Film Festivals worldwide. His films have been broadcast on network television in many countries, won several awards and have been published in the UK and Japan. 

The exhibition includes:

'Floor Film', a digital remake and upgrade of his popular film from 1975. The film is projected onto a screen that forms the floor of a small room and is viewed by entering the room and standing on the screen.

'The Pool', a video fresco of underwater images of swimmers which projects across all the surfaces of a space.

'Camera Rigs', three camera carrying devices used to make other films together with clips from the films.

The exhibition runs from 5th November to 16th December 2016, open Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays 2.00pm - 4.00pm and Saturdays open 10.00am - 12.00 noon. Opening event on Friday 4th November 7.00pm - 9.00pm.

For viewing at other times or if you find the gallery closed please contact Ian Whitfield on 07866 002694.

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Swing Dance, Lindy Hop Lessons!

  • LocationLondon
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  • Artformcrafts, combined arts, dance, film, interdisciplinary arts, libraries, literature, museums, photography, music, theatre, visual arts, Other, vintage
  • ContactGaia vintagedancing@gmail.com

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Description

- Beginners Lindy Hop 5 Week Course!

7:30pm-8:30pm


+ This beginners workshop is perfect for those who want to start right from the start! Learn the basic steps and moves of Swing Dancing to get you on the right foot! Aki and Gaia will be teaching some tips and tricks to make your floor craft go smooth on the social dance floor. This is a great class to meet some cool people and learn the core elements of one of the best dances in town! Bring your friends too!

..........................................................................

- Intermediate Lindy Hop 5 Week Course!
8:45pm-9:45pm

+ This intermediate course is not for the faint of heart! A good grasp of 8 count Lindy Hop is required.
Aki and Gaia will cover some wicked spins, some complex conceptual elements of Lindy Hop and work on tightening up those moves so you leave with an arsenal of cool twists and turns and feeling more confident in your technique and physical language of Lindy Hop.


>>> STARTING THURSDAY the 27th of OCTOBER, 2016!October 27th; November, 3rd, 10th, 17th, 24thFull 5 week course is £45 per person, £80 per couple

@ The Salisbury Pub

1 Grand Parade, Green Lanes

N4 1JX

Sign up to hold your spot now!
(Subject to availability) 

E-mail: 
vintagedancing@googlemail.com
 

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lundi 24 octobre 2016

Creative Writing Workshops

Creative Writing Workshops

Description

Are you working on a novel, script, some other genre, and need a little support? Or just need feedback after finishing your first draft?

Perhaps you are only beginning to write and would like to experiment?

Cecily’s small workshops and one-to-one sessions are well known for their total support and for the confidence they instil in new writers. She approaches each individual with the seriousness they deserve.

(Her own work has been published/produced by The Soho Theatre Co, Ted Hughes, The Arts Council.)    

For more information/address of venue: http://ift.tt/2dhKPix.

Or telephone Cecily on 07583088973 or 020 7828 0140 (10am-6pm)   

Nearest tubes: Victoria or St. James’ Park.  Buses: 24, 11, 211, 148, 507  

“The world of reality has its limits. The world of the imagination is boundless”  (Rousseau) 

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Call for Artists - Exhibit your work in Moscow for 10 days!

  • LocationLondon
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  • Artformphotography, visual arts, video, photo-manipulation
  • ContactConstantine Anjulatos c.p.anjulatos@gmail.com

Description

We are delighted to announce that we are now receiving applications for our upcoming show. The venue, A3 Gallery (www.a3gallery.ru), will be hosting our scheduled exhibition in a prestigious location right in the heart of Moscow. The show will start on the 24th November and will be on until the 4th December.

It is easy, quick and free to apply. You will just need to email us with a sample of your work and a few words (up to 150) about how it is related to the theme. A small fee of £60 will be applied to successful artists which will go towards administration costs, including postage expenses.

The deadline to apply is until the 6th November. We are expecting a high volume of applications and we will start selecting successful applicants before the deadline so we would suggest you not to wait until then to apply. 

Deadline: 6th November 2016


Organisers: Constantine Anjulatos and Anna Niezvestnova
Curators: Constantine Anjulatos and Svetlana Zayceva


Please find all the necessary information on our website:

http://ift.tt/2emxffW

We look forward to your correspondence!

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Paterson Diary Poems Competition

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The Poetry School and Soda Pictures are delighted to announce a poetry competition to mark the release of Paterson – a new film with poetry at its heart (in cinemas 25 November). Paterson is a fan of Frank O’Hara and William Carlos Williams. His poems are diaristic, direct and conversational. Our competition therefore is for Diary Poems – we want to see something that reflects your day to day to-ing and fro-ing, in 40 lines or less. We’re inviting entries – just one poem per poet – and you have the chance to win free cinema tickets, Paterson goodies, and a £170 voucher towards Poetry School courses.

Deadline: 11th Nov 2016. Details here: http://ift.tt/2eJQ7na

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samedi 22 octobre 2016

Open Call: Master Class creative workshop for artists

Open Call: Master Class creative workshop for artists, Zabludowicz Collection

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Open Call: Master Class

1–8 February 2017

Zabludowicz Collection, London, is putting out an open call for participants in its annual Master Class creative development workshop for artists.

Developed in collaboration with artist Doug Fishbone, Master Class offers a small group of emerging artists from around the country, the opportunity to participate in a free week-long workshop with leading international artists, art professionals, and curators from the Collection. The project works with emerging artists from across the UK, at a point in their career where the opportunity to intensively critique their practice with peers and established artists provides a crucial boost to their work. The programme creates a productive space for discussion and builds connections between artists from different regions.    

Guest tutors currently include: Chantal Joffe and Heather Phillipson with others to be confirmed.

During the intensive workshop participating artists discuss their practice with the guest tutors in tutorials and critiques, and extend their professional networks through attending professional practice seminars, gallery visits and socials. 

Participants are selected through a combination of nominations sought from artist-led spaces around the country, and a national open call. 

The Master Class is offered for free. Participating artists need to be present for every day of the workshop from Wednesday 1 February – Wednesday 8 February 2017 (inclusive). We contribute £50 towards travel costs to and from London but ask the participating artists to organise their own accommodation.

Master Class is now in its fifth year – more information on the last four editions can be found here: 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2016. 

We are looking for artists who:

  • are at a point where the opportunity to critically discuss their work would be beneficial to their practice
  • have been practicing for at least three years post BA
  • are not undertaking  formal or informal education (e.g: MA study or other informal education programme)

Application guidelines:

Please submit a single pdf document with a cv (1 page max), a short artist’s statement (250 words), up to 10 images and 3 web links to other documentation (online video work etc).

Please email to: maitreyi@zabludowiczcollection.com

DEADLINE: Tuesday 1 November, 9am

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Call for Poets: collaborative performance for Somme centenary

Call for Poets: collaborative performance for Somme centenary, The Poetry School

  • LocationLondon
  • Type
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  • Artformcombined arts, film, interdisciplinary arts, literature, museums, visual arts, Poetry
  • ContactAli Lewis administration@poetryschool.com

Description

The Poetry School are looking for 8-10 writers to work with Simon Barraclough, poet, Poetry School tutor and film fan on a collaborative performance to mark the centenary of the Somme. The performance will centre on the 1916 documentary and war filmThe Battle of the Somme, which used real footage of the battle and changed popular perceptions of war forever. The new work you write will be performed alongside a public screening of the film at Lambeth’s Cinema Museum in in early February 2017. The project will be in three parts: a private screening of the film for participants and a briefing at the beginning of December, a two-month writing period during which time participants will gather online to discuss progress, and a one-day rehearsal in February followed by a public screening of the film and a performance of the new poems. This project aims to provide professional development training for poets who want to learn how to write collaboratively for performance.

Deadline: 18th Nov. See further details here: http://ift.tt/2ePyndS

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Mosaic Workshops - November

  • LocationEast Midlands, Peak District
  • Type
  • Salary
  • Artformcrafts, visual arts, Mosaic
  • ContactAlison Massey studios@zantium.co.uk

Description

2-day practical workshops in MOSAIC 

Thurs 3rd & Fri 4th Nov 2016

or Sat 5th & Sun 6th Nov 2016 (or join us for both as a 4-day course)

Professional tuition with artist/designer, Peter Massey. (4 - 8 students per workshop)

Purpose built studio in Derbyshire Peak District (accommodation on site and nearby if required)

Open to both beginners and those with experience. 

Workshop fee: £185 for 2 days including delicious lunches & refreshments (Materials cost extra)

Please phone 01629 824377

or visit: http://ift.tt/2ePzzhe

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Women on Women | Nadia Nervo Kasia Wozniak Laura Ellenberger

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The Fitzrovia Gallery presents Women on Women, an exhibition exploring female portraiture through the work of three London based photographers. Comprising works created using various photographic processes, the exhibition highlights the vastness of the medium and its importance in changing the role of portraiture since its appearance some 150 years ago. 

Focusing on seriality, the exhibition’s curatorial line takes its cue from the notion of repetition as pattern making. Subtleties in composition or format, reiterated throughout the series, capture and reflect the artistic approach of the woman behind the lens. Taking advantage of the immediacy unique to photography, these three artists create imposing, clever and foremost poetic portrayals of women as they know and envision them.

The works on display reflect different approaches to the female portrait. For the series I am, initiated in 2013 and ongoing, Nadia Nervo invites women to sit for her without wearing any make up. Concentrating on her models’ close portrait and stripping the image of narrative, she reveals both her subject’s vulnerability and challenges the viewer’s expectations on a portrait. Laura Ellenberger’s series This is not a Reclining Nude is the most recent from a collaboration between the artist and her long-time friend Alex. With a shared passion for swimming in the sea, and both being visual artist, Laura and Alex use the female body to depict gravity and balance. Referencing the passive pose of the reclining nude, the selected images show Alex employing every muscle in her body to not let go of an overturned sofa and fall to the floor. Kasia Wozniak’s portraits of Reba Maybury, created as part of fashion shoot, echo the original craft of the medium and undermine mainstream commercial photography with their unabashed overlapping of tradition and contemporaneity.

26th October to 19th November 2016  Private View Thu 27th 18.00 - 20.00

Wednesday to Friday, 12.00 – 18.00, Saturday 10.00-17.00 and by appointment.

The Fitzrovia Gallery 139 Whitfield Street, London, W1T 5EN http://ift.tt/1LXlzMr

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Imperfect Reverse: Private View, 27 October, 5 - 8pm

Imperfect Reverse: Private View, 27 October, 5 - 8pm, Camberwell Space Projects

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Camberwell Space Projects presents Imperfect Reverse, a group exhibition curated by Laurence Noga, in collaboration with Saturation Point, an editorial and curatorial project for reductive, geometric and systems artists working in the UK.  The term ‘imperfect reverse’ intimates a move towards a structural logic, generative grammar, allowing an outside system or set of rules to drive the making of a series of works. 

Bringing together the work of artists from the 1960s and 70s Systems Group, to younger artists working today, this exhibition surveys a wide range of approaches to the notion of an imperfect reverse. 

Artists include: Dominic Beattie, Andrew Bick, Katrina Blannin, Jane Bustin, Richard Caldicott, Simon Callery, Colin Cina, Nathan Cohen, Chris Daniels Natalie Dower, Tim Ellis, Julia Farrer, Sue Kennington, Sharon Hall, Andrew Harrison, Hanz Hancock, Michael Kidner, Sylvia Lerin, Patrick Morrissey, Marta Marce, Ian Monroe, Laurence Noga, David Oates, Andrew Parkinson, Jonathan Parsons, Charley Peters, Carol Robertson, Wendy Smith, Daniel Sturgis, Trevor Sutton, Kate Terry, Estelle Thompson, Finbar Ward 

Imperfect Reverse will tour to the Ruskin Gallery, Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge, 24 November 2016 – 21 January 2017

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Call out for FILM and VIDEO makers!

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  • Artformfilm, interdisciplinary arts, visual arts, Other, video
  • ContactSam Hacking theshag180@gmail.com

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CALL OUT for all film and video makers! The Shag event will host a special open film night at the wonderful Exhibit Cinema, The Exhibit, Balham!

There are 6 spaces available to show work, so please FB message The Shag if you want in, or email: theshag180@gmail.com.

DEADLINE for submissions: 5pm, Tuesday 1st November.
Each artist will have a 30 minute slot (10 mins for crit).

The Shag is an event that provides a FREE platform for artists, filmmakers, writers, actors and musicians to showcase their work in a creative, supportive environment. 7-9 artists show in a night, with a crit offered from the audience after each one. The evening covers a range of disciplines, which in turn means artists can network/collaborate and get feedback from across the board. Work that is shown can be fully finished or work in progress it's totally up to the artist what they want to show.

ALL AUDIENCE FREE ENTRY!

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Family Man / Fathers Inside Freelance Facilitation Training

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We're keen to build our pool of trained facilitators nationally to deliver our ground breaking arts based programmes Family Man and Fathers Inside.

Safe Ground is a charity working with people on a range of projects both in prison and the community. Family Man (FM) and Fathers Inside (FI) are Safe Ground’s flagship family relationship programmes for men in prison. The aims of the programmes are to help prevent institutionalisation and re-offending by looking at how their criminal behaviour impacts on relationships, strengthen family ties, develop staff-prisoner relationships to create contacts that matter and to develop and enhance skills essential to all aspects of resettlement.   FM/FI participants are provided with the opportunity to credit their capabilities, which have often been unrecognised in a family, school or work situation. Since 2003, the courses have been delivered in over 40 establishments across England and Wales to over 5,000 participants.

Arts Based Methodology

We use drama in all of our group work programmes, allowing us to explore the management of conflict, supporting people to take risks, try new things and perform – often exposing opportunity for new thoughts and ideas to develop.   Our methodology is not explicitly therapy, but does hold a space for cathartic expression, enabling people to reach new goals.  The use of character and story in our programmes allows participants to experience other perspectives; experiment with new ways of being or doing and feel the impact of their actions from another point of view. The arts help us understand ourselves and each other and we would like you to be part of this process.  So if you are enthusiastic, creative and believe in the power of the arts we would love to hear from you!

The course will be Tuesday 16th – Thursday 18th January 2017

Cost to participants: Accommodation for 3 nights, food and refreshments £155.00

For more information email us at info@safeground.org.uk 

To book your place click here  

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