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G Fine Art
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CHROMATOSE
Call for Entries
Submission Deadline: Postmarked by July 10th
Exhibition Dates: August 21st – September 19th 2009
Nudashank Gallery of Baltimore, MD presents: CHROMATOSE- an open juried, painting show.
Juried by Erik Parker: German born, New York based painter, Erik Parker has been featured in Artforum, Beautiful Decay, The New Yorker (to name a few) and is represented by Honor Fraser (LA) and Paul Kasmin Gallery (NY).
Awards:
-Best In Show: a $500 Liquitex grant to be presented by Baltimore painter- Dale Ihnken
-Two artists will also be selected by the gallery’s co-curators, Seth Adelsberger and Alex Ebstein, for a two-person show at Nudashank in 2010.
Postmark Deadline: July 10th, 2009
Application Requirements:
-One CD with 3-5 images (jpeg) of available work with the larger dimension set to 800 pixels, 72dpi. Jpegs should be labeled- Lastname_Title.jpg.
Maximum work size: 36inches x 36 inches.
-A works list sheet including Name, Contact Info (email, website, and mailing address). For each piece please list title, media, dimensions, and year created.
-$15 entry fee in the form of a check made out to Nudashank Gallery.
Please mail your applications to:
Nudashank
C/O Seth Adelsberger and Alex Ebstein
405 W. Franklin Street, 3rd Floor
Baltimore, MD 21201
15-20 artists will be selected for the exhibition
Artists will be notified about selections via email by July 31st.
Selected artists are responsible for shipping their work to the gallery. The work must arrive by August 16th.
Nudashank will cover return shipping costs.
Nudashank receives a 35% commission on all sales.
Questions/ info can be sent to nudashankgallery@gmail.com.
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Paint with Steve Cushner in Newport Rhode Island
October 23-26, 2009

Watercolorists, photographers, painters, and their guests. Paint with renowned artist Steve Cushner amid autumn landscapes and seascapes. Steve conducts instruction and critiques. Painting takes place at the 1845 farmhouse B, by the sea, historic mansions, and forest. COSTS: Artists $960 Guests $700 $300 Single room supplement. Optional for artists no B $700 August 1, 2009 $700 deposit October 1, 2009 full payment Newport history is rich in both early American history and 19th 20th century industrial families. A walking tour and tour of the historic estates provide you with a full understanding of Newport. You will have time to enjoy biking, hiking, and boating. Contact Angela for further details by email since Steve Cushner and Angela are in Italy with a painting group.
ELIGIBILITY: all levels of painters and photographers.
DEADLINE: August 31, 2009
ENTRY FEE: none
JURORS: none
DETAILS: Dr. Angela Iovino, CSATRIPS aiovino99@aol.com Info: aiovino99@aol.com / culturalstudyabroad.com
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International Art Exhibit in Barcelona, Spain 12.23.2009-01.14.2010 An art show in Barcelona , Spain, with best in show prize of 3,000 euro (over $4,000). Maximum dimensions -32 inches, catalog At CRISOLART Galleries (downtown location ) Rolled works can be shipped to Texas office of the Museum of the Americas.
ELIGIBILITY: Paintings, textile art, photography, digital art, collage, etc. GUIDELINES: If interested, e-mail to luba@erols.com
DEADLINE: 10.31.2009
ENTRY FEE: $380.00
DETAILS: The Museum may close the registration at the moment the gallery is full to capacity. To reserve your space you can send a down payment of $80 dollars or 60 euros which will be credited against the total amount.
Info: 3055998089 / luba@erols.com / www.museumamericas.org
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HISK - Open Studios & Call for Applications
Hoger Instituut voor Schone Kunsten / Higher Institute for Fine Arts
Charles de Kerchovelaan 187a, 9000 Gent, Belgium
Phone: +3292696760 / Fax: +322696770 / Contact: info@hisk.edu
www.hisk.edu

Open Studios:
Friday May 8, 2009 - 10:00 > 20:00
Saturday May 9, 2009 - 14:00 > 20:00
Sunday May 10, 2009 - 14:00 > 20:00
Deadline submission applications for work years 2010-2011:
Monday June 15, 2009
HISK - Higher Institute for Fine Arts
Advanced Studies & Practice-based Research in Visual Arts
The Higher Institute of Fine Arts (HISK) organizes postgraduate education in Flanders in the field of the audiovisual and visual arts. It provides approximately twenty-five young artists from Belgium and abroad with a studio of their own for the duration of two years along with specific, tailor-made guidance. At the HISK, emphasis lies mainly on individual practice with an international focus. The visiting lecturers are crucial. Artists, curators, critics and theoreticians pay individual studio visits at regular intervals. There are also frequent visits to significant art events and lectures, seminars and workshops are provided. The HISK also offers technical facilities and production opportunities. Thanks to the unique HISK concept, the participants are given every opportunity to invest in critical research of their work in order to situate it within a broader artistic, cultural and societal context. At the end of the two-year working period, the participant receives a certificate of 'Laureate of the HISK'. The HISK is officially recognized as Higher Institute and is financed by the Flemish Community - Ministry of Education and supported by the City of Ghent. Since 1997, 148 laureates have graduated from the HISK. The largest part of them are currently building up a successful professional career in the Belgian and international art world. In 2009, the candidate-laureates working at the HISK come from Canada, Japan, Ethiopia, South Africa, Israel, the Czech Republic, Switzerland, Portugal, France, Germany, the Netherlands and Belgium. An international jury selected them from more than a hundred candidates. The Open Studios give the candidate-laureates the opportunity to undergo a confrontation with the public and to generate a great deal of feedback from visual arts professionals. It also offers the audience access to and an insight into the artistic development of a young generation of artists who will play a part in shaping the future of the arts landscape.
APPLICATIONS FOR CANDIDATES 2010-2011
Artists who have already obtained a Masters degree in Fine Art or an equivalent qualification are eligible to apply to the HISK. Exceptions can be made for applicants who do not have a Post Graduate degree in Fine Art but display a high level of development, motivation and artistic affinity. This is decided on the basis of an interview in which an applicant's experience, professional or otherwise, is discussed.
A diverse group of artists who are able to work together as a community are chosen each year. All young practitioners selected for the program are believed to share a common potential for growth.
The admission committee is composed of international visiting lecturers from a variety of backgrounds. They make a pre-selection from the submitted portfolios and the candidates who make it through are invited for an interview regarding their motivations and expectations. After a period of evaluation and careful consideration, the committee then makes a decision as to whether the applicant is suitable.
The conceptual and visual qualities in the works submitted by applicants are considered to be more important than style, material or technique. Participants are expected to have a strong commitment to conducting critical research within their respective fields of interest. At the same time, they should aim towards locating their practice within a broader perspective of social and cultural environments. Candidates are also expected to make a contribution to the activities of the HISK as a whole. This interaction is seen to be an important forum of exchange and development.
Basic criteria for assessment are:
- The quality of the submitted work
- Evidence of a potential to explore various aesthetic possibilities
- The degree to which the work distinguishes itself from overt influences
- The coherence of the body of work
- The social/political relevance of the work
- The quality of presentation in the submitted portfolio (both text and images)
- Motivation for choosing the HISK
- Willingness to be involved in the HISK programme and ability to set aside time for this
- Ability to speak about your work and thinking around it
- The potential to grow within the HISK programme, both on an artistic and a personal level
- Evidence of sufficient maturity to be able to work independently
Each year between 12 and 14 candidate laureates are admitted.
APPLICATION CANDIDATURES 2010-2011
Please send the following:
1. Information
• A completed application form (see: www.hisk.edu <http://www.hisk.edu> )
• Your personal motivation and work plan (in English, ca. 1 page)
• A detailed Curriculum Vitae (including a list of exhibitions, grants, scholarships, awards, commissions, etc)
• Catalogues and texts describing your artistic work (optional)
• Maximum 3 letters of recommendation (optional)
• 4 recent passport photographs (with your name on the back)
• A copy of your ID card or passport
2. Presentation / portfolio
• Power Point or PDF presentation on CD (Mac compatible), along with clear labels stating title of work, medium, date and measurements (if necessary) + bound print out of the presentation (colour or black & white)
• Films and videos on DVD, if possible with menu
File to be sent to: HISK / Higher Institute for Fine Arts, Charles de Kerchovelaan 187a, B-9000 Gent, Belgium
Deadline submission: June 15, 2009
The first working year starts in January 2010 and ends in December 2010. An international jury will make their selection in July 2009. The results of the selection will be known on July 15, 2009. Applicants who have not been selected can collect their documents at the HISK's administration office on conclusion of the admission procedure. Documentation of selected candidates will be archived in the HISK's records. As careful as the HISK may be in handling the documentation submitted, we cannot be held responsible for any loss or damage.
The registration fee for 2010 and 2011 amounts to 1000 euros per year (+ a single deposit of 300 euros). Health insurance is not included in the registration fee. The registration fee (and the deposit) must be paid before the start of the working year. The Higher Institute of Fine Arts offers a studio, work places and pedagogical guidance. There are no scholarships or residencies available. Living costs are the participants' own responsibility. Foreigner candidate-laureates have to arrange all necessary administration themselves in order to obtain a visa for study purposes and an official residence permit
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AAC 2010 SOLOS

Deadline: August 1 The Arlington Arts Center is now accepting applications for solo exhibitions in its 2010 season!
See our website for application details: http://www.arlingtonartscenter.org/exhibitions/apply
ELIGIBILITY: All artists living or working in D.C., VA, WVA, MD, PA, DE
GUIDELINES: See our website for guidelines and application.
DEADLINE: August 1, 2009
ENTRY FEE: 25
JURORS: Anne Surak, Henry L. Thaggert
DETAILS: http://www.arlingtonartscenter.org/exhibitions/apply
3550 Wilson Boulevard Arlington, VA 22201
Jeffry Cudlin, Director of Exhibitions
Info: 7032486800 / jeffry.cudlin@arlingtonartscenter.org / http://www.arlingtonartscenter.org/exhibitions/apply
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CALL FOR ARTISTS
The Joan Hisaoka Healing Arts Gallery at Smith Farm Center
1632 U Street NW, Washington, DC 20009
(202) 483-8600
gallery@smithfarm.com
Finding Beauty In A Broken World: In the Spirit of Frida Kahlo
An all media exhibition
July 1 - August 29
Juror: F. Lennox Campello
Eligibility: This exhibition is open to artists 18 years and older. Artwork must be original, completed within the last 5 years, and may be in any medium.
Click HERE for more details.
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Visual Arts Teaching Opportunities
Sept. 2009 - Feb. 2010

The Glen Echo Park Partnership for Arts and Culture is now accepting proposals from individual instructors to teach classes at Glen Echo Park for the Fall/Winter semester. Course proposals are sought in the following areas: visual arts and dance for ages 3 to 6; visual arts and dance for children ages 6 and up; arts, crafts, dance and movement for teens and adults. Full details at www.glenechopark.org.
ELIGIBILITY: Instructors must demonstrate relevant teaching experience and provide satisfactory references.
GUIDELINES: Course proposal forms at www.glenechopark.org
DEADLINE: May 11, 2009
ENTRY FEE: NONE
DETAILS: www.glenechopark.org 7300 MacArthur Blvd. Glen Echo, MD 20812
Info: 3016342223 / mforster@glenechopark.org / www.glenechopark.org
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CALL FOR PROPOSALS
As a part of our commitment to groundbreaking creative practices and the advancement of artistic careers, the Urban Institute for Contemporary Arts (UICA) invites artists to submit proposals for ArtPrize, an international exhibition featuring the world’s largest art prize.
ArtPrize is a radically open competition and citywide exhibition. ArtPrize welcomes all media and is available to any artist who can secure an approved location to show their work.
ArtPrize has been created to reboot the conversation between artists and audiences on a grand scale. There is no single curator. You will submit your proposal and then negotiate for a space in one of many ArtPrize venues across the city of Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA. The prizes will be awarded based on public vote.
Things you should know:
• ArtPrize is an international competition
• The top 10 finalists win a cash prize
• The top prize is $250,000
• Entries are due by July 31, 2009
• The exhibition will be presented from September 23 – October 10, 2009
To participate, visit artprize.org http://uica.citysoft.biz/dsp_emailhandler.cfm?eid=9626&uid=12161379
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CALL FOR ENTRIES
LottoHEART
LottoHEART is looking for artists to create small artwork to help a good cause.
Create 5" x 7" artworks that will benefit CAMP Rehoboth — a GBLT community center in Rehoboth Beach. Sales of the art work at LottoHEART will go to CAMP. For more information visit LottoHEART here. Sign up online.
Info: http://www.artmarketdc.com/lottoHEART/
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CALL FOR ENTRIES
International Festival of Moving Images
September 24-27, 2009
Art Whino Galley @ National Harbor
173 Waterfront Street, Oxon Hill, MD 20745
We are seeking narrative, artistic, humorous, dramatic, documentary, experimental, ambient, motion painting (loops) -- works of all genres, formats and styles.
Presentation will be in both screening and gallery formats, so interactive works and video installations are also encouraged. Submissions intended for screening should be no longer than 30 minutes.
Deadline: August 1, 2009
www.artwhino.com
www.flikfestival.com
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In-Store Residency at Utrecht Art Supplies
April 01 thru June 30

One-week, in-store residencies where artists are encouraged to create, perform demos, and show pieces. This is a great way to gain some extra exposure before an upcoming show and network with other creative minds! All media is welcome.
Eligibility: All artists, 18+ years old, living in the DC area. Work must be store appropriate-no offensive imagery as we often have young artists coming in! Also, no noxious fumes, and work must be space-conscious.
Guidelines: All interested parties contact Annie at the information below.
No entry fee/jurors
More Info: Contact Annie for more information. Also check out www.dc.utrechtblog.com for more in-store events!
Phone: 202.230.9097
Email: aturner@utrecht.com
Website: www.dc.utrechtblog.com
Utrecht Art Supply
1250 "Eye" Street NW
Washington DC 20005
202 898 0555
store03@utrecht.com
Mon-Fri 9-7, Sat 10-6, Sun 12-5
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Join Our Printmakers' Co-Op Ongoing
Washington Printmakers Gallery is a cooperative of active artists that allows printmakers to have gallery representation with the personal freedom to set your own prices and select the work you display. WPG is also an opportunity to learn from your peers and be a part of distinguished printmaking community.
ELIGIBILITY: Must make artist-pulled prints.
GUIDELINES: See "Eligibility"
DEADLINE: Ongoing
ENTRY FEE: NONE
JURORS: WPG Members
DETAILS: http://www.washingtonprintmakers.com/info/membership
Info: 202-332-77 / info@washingtonprintmakers.com / www.washingtonprintmakers.com
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artdc in Hyattsville Now. We are searching for studio resident artists in a new space. The plan will be to select 20 artists so the space isn't over crowded. The studio will act as a work space in addition to a gallery of the resident artist's work. The front room will hold curated shows and several group shows devoted to artdc.org members.
ELIGIBILITY: Must live in the Washington, DC metro area and produce quality art. Must be over 18.
DEADLINE: None
ENTRY FEE: Free
DETAILS: Info: none / jesse@artdc.org / http://artdc.org/forum/index.php?topic=11171.0 |
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KUNSTHALLE HEINEMAN
ALTERNATIVE ART EXHIBIT SPACE LAUNCHED BY HEINEMAN MYERS CONTEMPORARY ART
Heineman Myers Contemporary Art announces the launch of a new alternative art exhibit opportunity in the Washington, DC art community. KUNSTHALLE HEINEMAN offers a unique combination of resources to artists by fulfilling demand for two unmet needs in the local commercial art market: affordable, short-term exhibit space and practical career advice on how to succeed as a professional artist. Applications for the program will be accepted starting immediately. In exchange for a flat participation fee, successful applicants receive use of the Kunsthalle space, promotion of their project or exhibition, portfolio analysis, ongoing individualized marketing advice in the commercial art market, as well as use of a striking, minimalist and flexible space for a week, two-week or four-week interval. No commission will be taken, so work presented may be available for sale at the participant’s discretion.
Kunsthalle Heineman welcomes original and cutting edge project proposals for specific use of the venue from artists in all media, at any stage of their career, as well as groups of artists, college and university art programs, non-profit visual art organizations and professionals in contemporary art and design. Applications will be reviewed by a panel of independent collectors, museum curators, art critics, art consultants and commercial gallery directors. This exposure is in itself invaluable to artists who rarely have this opportunity. The application fee of $100 counts toward the pro-rated participation fee
For more information and an application, please call 301-951-7900 or contact info@heinemanmyers.com
A complete application consists of
1. Resume
2. Artist Statement
3. CD of 5 or more sample images, including title, date, medium, dimensions or other relevant description.
4. Detailed description of your proposed project.
5. Completed application with a check for $50.00 made payable to “Heineman Myers, LLC.” Fee is non-refundable.*
Send to:
Kunsthalle Heineman
Heineman Myers Contemporary Art
4728 Hampden Lane
Bethesda, MD 20814
Info: 301-951-7900 / info@heinemanmyers.com
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Call for Proposals - Exhibits
The Arts and Humanities Commission is seeking proposals from visual artists and craftsmen interested in exhibiting their work at the Takoma Park Community Center. If selected, the work would be exhibited in one of four galleries: the Atrium Gallery, the Richard Dempsey Memorial Gallery, Gallery Three or The Corridor. Exhibits may feature the work of a group of artists or craftsmen or the work of an individual.
For more information on these and other activities sponsored by the Takoma Park Arts and Humanities Commission, please contact Sara Anne Daines at 301.891.7224 , by email at ahc@takomagov.org or check online at www.takomaparkmd.org
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ArtSPACE and TTR Sotheby's International Realty "Art and Living"
Artwork for the Chase Point Condominium Penthouses curated by ArtSPACE Management, LLC.
Featured artists, Craig Cahoon, Pam Frederick, Flora Kanter, Pepa Leon, Gene Markowski. Installation by Craig Cahoon, Framing by Eglon Daley
Fee/Admission: Free
MORE INFO: Flora Kanter 202-425-3020
Info: 2026861463 / artspace@comcast.net / www.artspacemanagement.com
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