Call Out for Artists, Platform for Emerging Arts #15 / Leyden Gallery / London / South East

• LocationLondon, South East
• Type
• Salary
• Artformcombined arts, photography, visual arts
• ContactLindsay Moran info@leydengallery.com

Description

Platform for Emerging Arts #15

Proposed Exhibition dates    19 – 29 July 2017 (Private View 18 July 2017)

This is a call-out to emerging artists who wish to participate in a curated group exhibition as part of Leyden Gallery’s quarterly lease programme – ‘Platform for Emerging Arts’

Leyden Gallery are offering a unique opportunity to exhibit new work at an innovative and reputable London art gallery. This platform show is part of their ethos, which aims to promote emerging contemporary artists in relation to established and recognised names in the art world. This opportunity arises only once every quarter year when they open their gallery space to enable emergent and unrepresented artists to submit work to them for consideration in order to appear as part of their gallery lease programme, which is offered at exceptional value.

Following the successful realisation of their previous Platform Exhibitions, they are once again planning to open their gallery space to enable innovative and talented artists the chance to exhibit their work. This is an open call for work in all mediums.

This quarterly gallery programme for unrepresented artists offers the gallery an opportunity to encounter work by artists who may be suitable for future representation in non-leased curated shows.

Email Application

Statement:

Please forward an application statement; this should briefly explain your practice & current work. The statement should be between 200 - 300 words.

Images:

Send no more than three jpeg images – in addition you can provide a link to your website/blog where further images and information can be viewed.

If shortlisted for inclusion to the Platform for Emerging Arts #15 exhibition, you will then be invited to the gallery for the second stage interview; there you will have an opportunity to meet the curator and gallery directors to further discuss your work and the necessary details, including costs, terms and conditions.

Due to the high number of applicants we are unfortunately not able to respond if your application is unsuccessful on this occasion.

Please email your application and jpegs to info@leydengallery.com by 12 May 2017

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Call Out for Artists, Platform for Emerging Arts #15 / Leyden Gallery / London / South East

Call Out for Artists

• LocationLondon
• Type
• Salary
• Artformcombined arts, dance, film, interdisciplinary arts, photography, theatre, visual arts
• ContactSarah threes.a.crowd@hotmail.co.uk

Description

The Rough Sketches Project will be two evenings of experimental works in progress, hosted and curated by 3s A Crowd in partnership with Ugly Duck. This is an opportunity for artists to try out new material and for audiences to explore and see the exciting work being made by artists in London.

The Brief

The future of the world is really unknown – we are teetering in uncharted territory politically, emotionally, economically, digitally, physically… what do you think the future will look like? Where will we be in 20 years, 200 years, or 2 million years? We want to see your artistic response to these questions. Create your own Dystopian/Utopian Realities – the entire venue will be transformed into another world with varying dystopian pockets around each corner from all different artists points of view.

What we are looking for

• Performance and Visual Artists working in any medium (dance, theatre, physical theatre, film, visual art, sculpture, spoken word, etc)
• All work must have a site-specific/immersive element
• Must fit into the theme of Dystopian/Utopian Realities

When (artists must be available for all dates)

29th January - Applications Due

17th February - All Artists Notified of Outcome

February Date TBC - All Artists Meet at Venue 

21st April - Get in /Set-Up/Rehearsal

21st and 22nd April - Performance Dates

23 April - Get Out/Clean Up

Where

Ugly Duck venue at 47/49 Tanner Street  London, SE1 3PL

Ugly Duck revitalizes empty and underused spaces opening them up for a range of creative uses. Their work began in 2012, bringing 47/49 Tanner Street, a Victorian warehouse in Bermondsey back to life, hosting exhibitions, performance, filming and events. Click here to see photos of the venue http://ift.tt/2k4jhiq

For information about 3s A Croad and to find out how to apply click here: http://ift.tt/2iFrLA3

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Call Out For Artists, The Civic - Barnsley

• LocationYorkshire
• Type
• Salary
• Artformcombined arts, dance, film, interdisciplinary arts, music, theatre
• ContactIan Morley ianmorley@barnsleycivic.co.uk

Description

Call Out for Artists
Each season The Civic programmes a scratch evening to enable artists and companies with work in progress shows to perform short excerpts of their work in progress to a live audience.
These evenings are hosted by our Theatre Programmer Ian Morley and offer artists and performance companies the opportunity of a platform for their emerging work and the chance to gain vital feedback to help enable them develop their work further.
Applications for Civic Scratch on the 15 October 2016 are now open.
Deadline: Friday 23 September, 5pm
http://ift.tt/2cdR3kD

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CALL OUT FOR ARTISTS

• LocationSouth West, GERMANY/INTERNATIONAL
• Type
• Salary
• Artformcrafts, combined arts, film, interdisciplinary arts, literature, photography, music, theatre, visual arts, Other, collaborations
• ContactMarina Moreno info@venicevendingmachine3.com

Description

CALL OUT FOR ARTISTS any media

DEADLINE FOR DELIVERY of work is MIDNIGHT 20th of June 2016

EXHIBITION: 16/17 July 2016 Kunst Altonale, Hamburg, Germany

Opportunity for visual artists to create small scale work and be part of an installation sited

at a prestigious location in Hamburg as part of the Kunst Altonale, one of the biggest and

most important art festivals in Germany, responding to the theme of:

“THE SEA HAS NO BOUNDARIES, STORIES OF TRAVELLERS AND DREAMERS”

The work, in any media, maximum dimension 9cm diagonally will be packaged with the

artist' name and contact details in a 10mm transparent plastic sphere. This can include;

Painting, Drawing, Sculpture, Photography, mini-Installation, Video in the form of memory

stick & less then 3 minutes long. Musicians, Poets and Writers are also encouraged to

collaborate with Visual Artists and present their works ensemble in a visual form.

The works will be placed in the vending machine and will be available through random

selection ONLY by engaging in a conversation with the curator of the machine who will

actively promote the artists.

The Venice Vending Machine project is a “collaborative, participatory, live

art public installation”, conceived by Venetian artist Marina Moreno. Its aim is to

question the role and the value of Art in our society, whilst aiming to promote

emerging artists alongside some famous and established ones. 

Since the first Venice Vending Machine installation it has involved over 250 artists

from all over the world and has attracted professionals such as curators, art

historians and art collectors while extending the possibility of an encounter with

people that normally would not be interested in “Art”.

Artwork can be either original or a limited copy and must have been produced within the

past three years. ART-E-MOTION will transport & install the work, produce an online

catalogue, market, promote & curate the participant artists.

A £10 fee for administration is asked upon entry of 1 work and £15 for 2 works.

For further information:

http://ift.tt/1RdBbY4

contact: Marina Moreno: cell +44 (0)7453278283

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