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Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Media Design (with specialization in Computer Graphics)

Posted: 02 Nov 2011 03:03 PM PDT

School of Design
Wellington, New Zealand

Starting in 2012, the School of Design introduces a new Masters qualification in Computer Graphics as part of its MDI offerings. It runs in collaboration with the Computer Science Computer Graphics Masters qualification; the MDI places a focus on aesthetics and creative output using computer graphics techniques while the Computer Science degree places emphasis on the scientific progression of speed, fidelity and capability.

Students from both programmes are required to take a portion of coursework in the other school, as well as working together in co-taught electives. The Computer Graphics qualifications are sponsored by the New Zealand Government's Ministry of Science and Innovation, and by local industry partners who are recognized internationally for their work in the Computer Graphics field (Weta Digital, Unlimited Realities and Sidhe). These companies have provided valuable feedback on structure, feasibility and future goals of the programme. They are also committed to supporting the programme in various other ways: with funding, reviewing student work, guest lectures, PhD scholarships and internship possibilities.

Applicants should be both experienced and knowledgeable in cutting edge art/design teaching, research and practice. Areas of expertise should include a creative approach to any number of the following production methods: generative/procedural graphics, animation, generative/procedural 3D, interactive graphics, parameterized design, computer graphics for augmented reality experiences, stereoscopic/3D film production, computer graphics for game design, and/or computer graphics for film/video production. Applicants should also possess a strong working knowledge of related studio practice and all relevant software.

Candidates given preference for the position will hold a Masters or PhD degree (or equivalent) in Media Art/Design with a deep understanding of various programming approaches, or in Computer Science with a deep understanding of Media Art/Design, and who have recognized high quality research achievements and creative outputs in these fields.

When applying please include a covering letter stating why you are applying and why you believe you are qualified for the position, as well as a CV of previous employment, education, publications and awards, a portfolio of your work and/or where applicable, the work of your students and a certified copy of your academic record. (URL's to Web portfolios are preferred).

In New Zealand, Lecturer is equivalent to North American Assistant Professor, and Senior Lecturer to Associate Professor.

Please email inquiries to douglas.easterly@vuw.ac.nz

Victoria University of Wellington is an EEO employer and actively seeks to meet its obligations under the Treaty of Waitangi.

For more information and to apply online visit http://vacancies.vuw.ac.nz

Applications close 18 November 2011

Reference A330-11Q

National Interest - ArtTrail Festival 2011 - Cork City, Ireland

Posted: 02 Nov 2011 11:32 AM PDT

National Interest
Art Trail Festival 2011
                                       
Cork City, Ireland - Friday 18th November - Sunday
4th December

Locations in Cork City, online at arttrail.ie, and
in print in th Irish Examiner on 4th November 2011.

e: arttrail.cork@gmail.co

Festival
Opening Event - Friday 18th November, Art Work Embassy
Venue at The Elysian.

Artists include: Goran Galic & Gian-Reto Gredig (Swz);
Neil Butler (Irl); Kent Gustafsson (Swe); Catherine Harty
(Irl); Alessandro Saviotti & Marianna Liosi (It); Aideen
Doran (NI); Nina Tanis (Irl/USA); Carolyn Collier (Irl); The
Truncated Adjunct Collective; David Upton (Irl), Denise
Kehoe (Irl);

With
economic and political issues to the fore, this year's
ArtTrail Festival turns its attention to National
Interest.
Having posed this theme to the artistic community, the
festival will present selected projects in various venues
across Cork City centre from Friday Nov 18th to Sunday Dec
4th .
The responses reflect concerns of the art world itself  as
well as considering  wider cultural interpretations, uses,
and misuses of these words.
 
Questions of cultural identity arise as being of interest
or under threat. Many artists are concerned with emblems
of nationhood.  The Declaration of Independence and
Ireland's online identity are broken down and re-presented
in the work of Neil Butler (Irl), while Kent Gustaffson
(Swe) interrogates the symbolism, individuality, and
similarity of national anthems. Others such as Swiss
photographer duo Goran Galic & Gian-Reto Gredig,
Catherine Harty(Irl), and Aideen Doran(Irl) challenge the
authority of news media and self-representation. Through
the prism of the tourist industry in Bosnia, MA BICE BOLJE
/ It'll Get Better by Galic & Gredig examines the
conflict of national interests that leads to war. While
some of these projects touch on the self-reflective nature
of art, others address this area more specifically.
Italian curators Marianna Liosi and Alessandra Saviotti
will chair a panel discussion considering the current
political and economic difficulties, and responses by
artists to this situation.
 
In seeking to address the interests of the nation the
importance of reaching a wider audience was apparent. This
year's festival programme doubles as a magazine titled
National Interest, with profiles of all the festival
projects and parrallel events, and featuring articles
concerning the issues raised. Writer Rosie Meade and
artist Elaine Garde will consider the position of art as a
cultural commodity within 'Brand Ireland' and alternative
models of social economy respectively. The magazine will
go on national distribution on the 4th of November.
 
The festival is also concerned with highlighting and
supporting local artistic interests. This year marks a new
departure in how art practitioners and organizations in
the Cork City area are represented. For the first time the
festival will adopt an art fair model entitled Art Work
Embassy. Based on the ground floor of the Elysian
building, Eglington Street, the 'Embassy'  will function
as the hub of the festival and showcase the work of both
individuals and studio groups. An ongoing series of
presentations, artist talks, short workshops, and guided
tours will give an introduction and insight into the
research and motivations of a broad range of artists.
Participants include Outlaw Studios, Backwater Artists
Group, Cork Printmakers, Sample Studios, Golden Section
Studios, Artists on the Hill, Glebe Artists Studios,
National Sculpture Factory, Basement Project Space,
MutantSpace, and many more. The venue will also host the
Festival Opening, and the launch of the JustListen
Showcase CD.
 
 
>From micro to macro the festival offers a wide variety
of perspectives to consider.

Further
details of projects, events, and venues will be available
on the ArtTrail website and in the upcoming publication.

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ENDS:

For
artists info, press pack, or to arrange an interview
please contact
Anna Crudge, ArtTrail information coordinator,

m: 086-3823135

w: www.arttrail.ie

Twitter:
  @ArtTrailCORK
Facebook:  ArtTrailCORK
 

 ArtTrail,
YMCA  Building, 11-12 Marlboro Street, Cork

ArtTrail 2011 is funded by the Arts Council,
with additional support from Cork City
Council and partner organisations.

Included image: National Interest? , photo
Pamela Condell, produced by ArtTrail

23 Nov 11 - 25 Nov 11

Posted: 02 Nov 2011 04:29 PM PDT

23 Nov 11 - 25 Nov 11
V&A at Dundee Masterclass: Calum Colvin – Portraits for the Future
Organiser: V&A at Dundee
Venue: The McManus Galleries, Dundee, DD1 1DA
Event type: Seminar

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Open call out to join the London Sonic Arts group GiRRls

Posted: 02 Nov 2011 04:20 PM PDT

Open
Call Out for London Sonic Arts Group Girrls
GIRRL
[girrlsound : digitalgirrl].
It's an international organization for women
working in the sonic and digital arts. Girrl's aim is to provide linkages,
discussion, feedback/reviews, present research findings, offer networking,
exhibition space, testing and showcasing of work in progress, initiate
collaborations, and support to women curating, reviewing, making, theorizing
and working in the digital and sonic arts. Girrl supports women embracing
artistic innovation, taking risks and testing boundaries. Girrl is designed for
and made up of artists, curators, undergrad and postgraduate students and
academics from a wide variety of disciplines within the sonic arts ( sound
artists, composers, performers, teachers & technologists) who have an
interest in, are making, or supporting sound art practices.
Girrls
will be recruiting a team to form the UK arm of this organisation.
We're
looking for all sorts of talents...
Researchers
Media
(bloggers etc)
Reviewers
Promoters,
Artists
Technologists
Or
anything else your good at and would like to contribute... use the space for
your own professional development etc...
Get
in touch at atomeyemusic@live.co.uk
if you'd like to chat about joining the London Girrls team.

Public Art Commission Bradfield School - We are seeking artists for this commission which is part of a #ArtOpps ...http://bit.ly/uadmDJ

Posted: 02 Nov 2011 09:17 AM PDT

Public Art Commission Bradfield School - We are seeking artists for this commission which is part of a #ArtOpps ...http://bit.ly/uadmDJ

The Hansdworth Gang Show 2012

Posted: 02 Nov 2011 09:09 AM PDT

The Hansdworth Gang Show 2012 M 13th - 18th Feb Tame Valley Scouts & Perry Barr Guides
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November

Posted: 02 Nov 2011 04:02 AM PDT

November

Added on 1/10/11Channel 4 will again be running the screenwriting course for drama, running from January to June 2012 giving 12 talented, original and diverse writers who currently have no broadcast credit but wish to write for television drama.: 1st November 2011
Added on 1/10/11Readers Digest Magazine 100-word story competition was such a hit when it launched last year that they've decided to do it all over again. : 1st November 2011
Added on x/7/11 Are you the next Roddy Doyle or Marian Keyes? Have you a notebook full of stories and no audience to share them with? Well try out Ireland's Big Issue Magazine National Short Story Competition 2011: 1st November 2011
Added on 8/10/11Cornerstones Literary Consultancy are offering a free £500 critique of your novel as prize and all you need to enter is the opening paragraph of your as yet unpublished novel: 5th November 2011
Added on 14/10/11 BUDDING writers are being invited to take part in a new ghost story competition, being run by the Friends of Harrogate Library.: 5th November 2011
Added on 21/10/11Piad OpportunityTwo writers are required to compose a number of monologues and scenes of sufficient length to fill a 50 minute performance which will include one character that will act as a guide through a theatre. : 7th November 2011
Added on 10/10/1117percent are starting a new showcase night for UK-based female playwrights which will be held on a 2-monthly basis at the Horsebridge Arts and Community Centre in Whitstable.: 11th November 2011
Added on 2/10/11: 14th November 2011
Added on 6/10/1112th Annual Writer's Digest Short Short Story Competition are looking for fiction that's bold, brilliant…but brief. Send us your best in 1,500 words or fewer.: 15th November 2011
Added on 17/10/11The Marza Story Circus Competition is a global search for original high-concept stories, to be developed into animated feature films for family audiences.: 15th November 2011
Added on x/10/11LibArts London invites photographers, writers, artists and designers to explore the subversive power of the image and its potential for criticizing and undermining the standard and acceptable way of looking at the world. This is an open, global competition that invites participants to take a fresh look at the creative/destructive power of the image. : 15th November 2011
Added on 16/10/11247tales.com is an online writing competition that challenges you to write short stories using 247 words or fewer: 18th November 2011
Added on 21/10/11Cahoots Theatre Company is now accepting plays for an evening of new drama at Century Theatre in Leicestershire.  All submissions will be read and responded to. If your work is chosen, Cahoots will co-ordinate a troupe and rehearse your play to performance standard. : 26th November 2011
Added on 8/6/11Writing4all, Ireland's premier writing website, is delighted to announce the 3rd Annual Writing Spirit Short Story Competition, to be judged by Christine Dwyer-Hickey.Fourth Round Deadline: 30th November 2011
Added on 7/9/11Brigton Cow run at least one competition per quarter. The main competitions they are for short stories up to 3000 words and have no set theme, so you can enter whatever you have gnawing away at the back of your brain.: 30th November 2011
Added on 16/10/11 Applications are now open for Writers' Projects 2012. You, the professional playwright, can apply for up to £3,250 to support any aspect of your writing development. : 30th November 2011
Added on 14/9/11Cinnamon Press competitions offer writers in different genres excellent publication opportunities. Their novel/novella contest offers a £400 prize: 30th November 2011
Added on 14/9/11Cinnamon Press competitions offer writers in different genres excellent publication opportunities. Their short story and poetry contest offers a £100 prize: 30th November 2011
Added on 14/9/11Emerald Writing Workshops Flash Fiction contests can have a maximum 500 words and have a top prize of £75.: 30th November 2011
Added on 8/10/11 Now in its 15th year, The New Writer magazine Prose and Poetry Prizes is one of the major annual international competitions for short stories, microfiction, single poems, poetry collections, essays and articles.: 30th November 2011
Added on 11/10/11Betty Trask left a bequest to the Society of Authors in 1983 to fund a prize for first novels written by authors under the age of 35 in a romantic or traditional, but not experimental, style. The prize money, which totals £20,000, must be used for foreign travel. The prize is open to published and unpublished novels.: 30th November 2011
Added on 11/10/11Fish Publishing runs the short story competition each year, the winners of which are published in the annual Fish Anthology. The Anthology is launched during the West Cork Literary Festival, July each year.: 30th November 2011
Added on 11/10/11Mary Gornall Memorial Short Story Competition has a top prize of £100.: 30th November 2011
Added on 14/10/11First Chapter Competition offers the winner £100, copies of How to write your first novel, How to Write Historical Fiction and Kate Walker's 12-Point Guide to Writing Romance and the opportunity to get published.: 30th November 2011
Added on 14/10/11 Three cash prizes are on offer in the Light Reading competition 2011 that aims to highlight Diamond Light Source the UK national synchrotron facility. : 30th November 2011
Added on 17/10/11Entangled is looking to expand our novella line, and with release dates as early as mid-December 2011 available, we're actively acquiring. If you write contemporary romance that falls between 20k to 40k words, we would love to hear from you!: 30th November 2011
Added on 2/10/11: 31st November 2011
Added on 2/10/11 is running a monthly conest to find new novelests. November's genre is open, but for Novellas only.: 31st November 2011
Added on 16/10/11 See Bugsy Malone on the 35th Anniversary with a Q&A with Director Alan Parker.: 6th November 2011
: 8th November 2011
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2 Nov 11 - 7 Dec 11

Posted: 02 Nov 2011 08:40 AM PDT

2 Nov 11 - 7 Dec 11
The Orangery Academy
Organiser: Beam
Venue: The Orangery, Back Lane, Wakefield, WF1 2TG
Event type: Conference
04 Nov 11
Creative Youth Network Launch
Organiser: Creative Youth Network
Venue: KINGSWOOD ESTATE, 20 OLD SCHOOL HOUSE, BRITANNIA ROAD, BRISTOL, BS15 8DB
Event type: Other Event
14 Nov 11
Exploring Photoshop CPD Day
Organiser: as creatives
Venue: Contemporary Urban Centre, Greenland St, Liverpool
Event type: Training
18 Nov 11 - 19 Nov 11
Cinovate
Organiser: Skillset Media Academy Wales
Venue: Chapter Arts Centre, Cardiff
Event type: Training

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Development Manager, Trusts & Foundations (maternity cover)

Posted: 02 Nov 2011 08:12 AM PDT

[Marketing and Communications] Welsh National Opera's Development & Communications Department is seeking an enthusiastic, efficient and organised Development Manager to join the team responsible for generating income from charitable trusts and foundations for Welsh National Opera....

Power/field call for works

Posted: 02 Nov 2011 07:19 AM PDT

Recordings wanted for the third volume of the Power/field
compilation.  This series is dedicated to recordings made "in the
field" with processing on-site - ie pedals, laptops, or strange acoustic phenomena involving the intersection of power and environment. No post-processing. See the website for links to past volumes.

The Degenerate Craft Fair 2011, Call for Artists

Posted: 01 Nov 2011 07:22 PM PDT

We are pleased to announce this year's Degenerate Craft Fair.  It will be held on December 10th and 11th at 159 Bleeker, a three-story gallery space.  
The unique premise of our particular fair is that we feature artists who frequently exhibit their work in contexts such as galleries, museums, and retail outlets with artistic focus.  At DCF, our artists offer inexpensive versions of their work, most items being generally $50 or less.  In previous years, DCF has been held at Silent Barn in Ridgewood, 303 Gallery in Williamsburg, BravinLee Gallery in Chelsea, DCTV Firehouse in Tribeca, and now 159 Bleeker in Greenwich Village.  
We remain committed to an emphasis on affordable independent professional and alternative art.
To apply for this year's Degenerate Craft Fair and for more information on the fair and becoming a vendor, please visit our website.  We look forward to hearing from you!

Have a student intern work with you! Apply to the Mentorship Project

Posted: 01 Nov 2011 01:28 PM PDT

The word "internship" has an increasingly watered-down meaning. Oftentimes, student interns find themselves doing busy-work for employers as nameless free labor. This occurs both in non-profit and corporate environments. The situation is especially problematic for students interested in pursuing visual art as a career. While gallery and museum internships can offer a view of the administrative side of
visual art, a student interested in learning what exactly is involved in being an artist only gets a second-hand glimpse through a gallery internship. The Mentorship Project is conceived with the conviction that the best way for a student to learn how to develop a professional art practice is through a direct internship with an individual artist. Through this project, artists and students will be selected and paired to work together one-on-one. The student will assist the artist in his or her studio/place of artistic practice.
The Mentorship Project is conceived and organized by Barnard College undergraduate Julia Caston, in conjunction with the Barnard College Centennial Scholars Program and artist Heather Hart. It specifically draws on Barnard students as internship applicants because their current college career resources for visual arts are limited. Caston has worked with multiple artists and arts organizations, and with the help of her mentor, Hart, has helped other students find internships with individual artists since 2010. This project is the next step in what we hope will be an ongoing effort.

Photographers Wanted | Exposure 2011

Posted: 01 Nov 2011 01:03 PM PDT

You're invited to participate in Artists Wanted's 3rd annual photography
competition: EXPOSURE, an international call for photographers of all
backgrounds who speak in the language of lenses and aperture. Submit
your images for the opportunity to earn over $50,000 in awards,
including a $10,000 grant and your own solo exhibition at the Aperture
Foundation in New York City.
Photographers, this is your moment.
Participate at
http://www.artistswanted.org/site/exposure-2011/?f=pp_ro1
Join by Friday November 4th 11:59pm EST to also be eligible for the $1,000 Early Entry Award!
General submissions accepted through November 30, 2011
The Opportunity
Photographers of all levels and styles are invited to participate. Our esteemed panel of judges including Natasha Egan, Director of the Museum of  Contemporary Photography; Stephen Walker, Photo Director of NYLON Magazine; Michael Shulman, Director of Publishing, Broadcast & Film at Magnum Photos; Conor Risch, Senior Editor of PDN Magazine; and award-winning photo editor Susanne Miklas, will select one photographer to receive:
    + A $10,000 cash grant
    + An exhibition at Aperture Foundation in New York City's Chelsea arts district
    + A projection series of your images throughout New York City
    + A feature on Artists Wanted's website
    + Worldwide Exposure for You and Your Work
The Exhibition
Exposure
2011 is your chance to show your work in the gallery of one of the most
respected organizations in photography. Aperture — a nonprofit
foundation dedicated to promoting photography — was founded in 1952 by
photographers Ansel Adams, Dorothea Lange, Barbara Morgan, and Minor
White; historian Beaumont Newhall; and writer/curator Nancy Newhall; as
well as Melton Ferris, Ernest Louie, and Dody Warren. Aperture's list of
artists includes: Robert Adams, Diane Arbus, Robert Capa, Chuck Close,
Bruce Davidson, Joan Fontcuberta, Nan Goldin, Josef Koudelka, Sally
Mann, Mary Ellen Mark, Richard Misrach, Sebastião Salgado, Stephen
Shore, Paul Strand, and Edward Weston, to name a few.
The Projection Series
Have your work shown all over New York
City. If selected, your images will be splashed across the streets of
New York City with a vivid high-powered projection system. Your work
will be seen by tens of thousands in the most compelling way possible,
larger than life and unforgettable.
The Mission
Photography is power. Each and every one of us
carries a unique experience that manifests in the images we capture.
Your photographs are distinguished and exquisite, solitary in the level
of embodiment of your character and voice. This is your moment to
celebrate the power of your images.
Learn more at:
http://www.artistswanted.org/site/exposure-2011/?f=pp_ro1
Prizes:
Grand Prize
    + A $10,000 cash grant
    + An exhibition at Aperture Foundation in New York City's Chelsea arts district
    + A projection series of your images throughout New York City
    + A feature on Artists Wanted's website
    + Worldwide Exposure for You and Your Work
Category Awards
    + $5,000 in total grants distributed across 10 category winners
Early Entry Award
    + $1,000 cash grant awarded to one selected photographer who enters by Friday November 4, 2011 11:59pm EST
Fees
$10 per image; $88 for 9 or more images (up to 20)
Policies
All intellectual property and industrial property rights will remain with
the entrant. By submitting an entry, entrant grants Artists Wanted
permission to use, copy, modify, display and make available to the
public the image of your Work (as submitted, or as cropped by Artists
Wanted) and his/her name, city and state of residence, for any purpose,
such as, but not limited to, display on the Website, public relations,
advertising and marketing, throughout the world in any media now known or hereafter created, without further compensation to entrant.
Your images will never be sold to a 3rd party. Artists Wanted
will not resell your work, or use your images for any commercial
purpose outside the terms of the contest and the New York Reception.
Every image you submit is yours, you retain all rights to your images.
Your images will be hosted on our web server for viewing via your
public portfolio and your images may be selected for special promotion
on Artists Wanted and other press/partner outlets. For example, in the
past major magazines and television outlets have run features on our
photographers and we have facilitated that connection. If a major press
outlet approaches us to feature your work, we will contact you and work
with you to craft the story to the highest benefit for you and your
career.

Off the Fence Theatre Company

Posted: 02 Nov 2011 08:26 AM PDT

This is a collective company looking to stage new writing from the East Midlands region and are therefore keen to encourage scripts to be submitted.

BBC Eastenders searching for new writing talent (16-22)

Posted: 02 Nov 2011 07:01 AM PDT

BBC EastEnders are looking for a new team of young writers to write for Award-winning online spin-off drama EastEnders: E20

The online drama is written by a team of young writers, all under the age of 23, who have been trained by EastEnders Script Writers and Producers as part of the BBC's E20 Writers School.

Now in its fourth year, the E20 Writers School is a major initiative aimed at discovering and training the next generation of writers. Previous graduates are now completing commissions for EastEnders, Holby City, Casualty and Doctors as well as the Royal Court and Soho Theatres.

We are looking for individuals who have strong ideas for character, and who possess an ability to generate fresh and exciting dialogue.

APPLY:

If you are a UK resident, aged 16-22, and would like to write for E20, you should submit a piece of fictional writing for a character that you have created. You should write either a blog post, diary extract or a monologue for that character, no longer than 400 words, and send it in to us by WEDNESDAY 30th NOVEMBER 2011.

You should send your entry to:

EastEnders: E20 Script Development,
BBC Elstree Centre,
Clarendon Road,
Borehamwood,
Herts,
WD6 1JF

Please remember to include your name, your date of birth and your contact details (including a telephone number and an email address) on your submission.

WATCH E20 SERIES 3:

To get a flavour of what E20 is all about, catch up with series 3 on the EastEnders: E20 website:www.bbc.co.uk/eastenders/e20

MORE INFORMATION:

For more information, please visit: www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p00k0bg4/features/write-for-e20

Public Art Commission Opportunity - Bridgend County Borough Council has appointed Elbow Room to work with #ArtOpps ...http://bit.ly/rxx540

Posted: 02 Nov 2011 04:17 AM PDT

Public Art Commission Opportunity - Bridgend County Borough Council has appointed Elbow Room to work with #ArtOpps ...http://bit.ly/rxx540

Match by Polly Wright

Posted: 02 Nov 2011 06:49 AM PDT

 

Match
A play by Polly Wright
Directed by Jenny Stephens

St.Paul's Church
Thursday 10th to Saturday 12th November at 7.30pm
St.Paul's Square, Birmingham. B3 1QZ

Jasmin and Helen have been together for a few years and everyone says they're the
perfect couple. Neither of them is able to have kids naturally, so they adopt a child.
The adoption is going well, though not at all as they expected. When Jasmin starts to
get a little too friendly with the child's "birth" aunt, the cradle starts rocking.

This hard hitting, but compassionate play sensitively explores the joys and challenges
of lesbian adoption and parenting.

Tickets £8/6 in advance at: http://www.theticketsellers.co.uk
or 0844 870 0000

A  HEARTH CENTRE Production for the Birmingham Shout festival
HEARTH: Polly Wright. Artistic Director 07974 718730 www.thehearthcentre.co.uk

November 30, 2011

Posted: 01 Nov 2011 11:00 PM PDT

November 30, 2011
THE TEXAS HUNTING ART PRIZE This competition open to established artists, talented newcomers and promising amateurs who are 18 years of age or older. The $50,000 award is the most generous annual art prize given in North America for painting and drawing. Artwork submitted for consideration must be a single two-dimensional painting or drawing no larger than 72" on any one side (including frame, if any). No entry fee. Details: http://www.huntingartprize.com/terms-conditions
December 6, 2011
CALL FOR CARTOON ART Work should express the humor, whimsy, adventure and/or opinion of life in either individual panel or strip comic format. Open to all artists 18 years and older residing in the U.S. Exhibition Date: Jan 6 - 26, 2012. Submission by jpegs only. Awards: 1st $200; 2nd $100; 3rd $50. Entry fee. Prospectus/questions: http://updated.pacificartleague.org/images/exhibition/2011_cartoon_prospectus_online.pdf OR gallery@pacificartleague.org

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Birmingham Conservatoire : Events Calendar - November 2011

Posted: 01 Nov 2011 05:35 AM PDT


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