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SUBMISSIONS FOR THIS WEEK!

Residency – Est Nord Est, Saint-Jean-Port-Joli, QC  

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For over twenty years, Est-Nord-Est has been welcoming and supporting artists from Canada but also all over the world. Last year, Est-Nord-Est added a new residency for Canadian contemporary art curators and authors because we are convinced of the importance of cross-pollination between the words and the artwork.

With this in mind, we would like to invite you, artists and curators/authors, to submit an application for a 2014 residency. Our application process is online on our Website at the following URL : http://estnordest.org

 

The City of London Public Art Program – Expression of Interest Queen’s Park Public Art Project

The London Arts Council on behalf of the City of London invites professional artists or an artist collaborative to submit credentials to commission a new piece of public art in Queen’s Park in London, Ontario. The purpose of the Expression of Interest is to gather a list of artists or an artist collaborative who will be short-listed based on relevant professional credentials. Short-listed applicants will be invited to respond to A Request for Proposal. At the final stage of the selection process, proposals will be reviewed and an artist or artist collaborative will be recommended for the award of the commission.

Submission Deadline: Thursday June 27. 2013, 3:00 p.m.

For more information visit: http://www.londonarts.ca/default.aspx?Select=PublicArt

 

The New Gallery Call For Submissions,  Calgary AB

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The New Gallery (TNG) currently programs two exhibition spaces as well as an artist-in-residence program and various offsite projects. Proposals are accepted on an ongoing basis, although specific calls are issued from time to time. All submissions are adjudicated by our Programming Committee, which is comprised of members of their Board, staff, and professional artists from the local community. Successful applications will be chosen for their congruity with the Gallery’s mandate, artistic merit, critical and conceptual mindfulness, and evidence of the applicant’s ongoing dedication to their career and practice.

Their Main Space is currently located at 212, 100 7 Ave SW in the Art Central building in downtown Calgary. Submissions for their Main Space are due by June 30, 2013.

Their  +15 Window Space is a shallow vitrine located in the EPCOR CENTRE for the Performing Arts on a high-traffic pedestrian walkway.Submissions for +15 Window programming are due by July 31, 2013.

For additional information visit: http://www.thenewgallery.org/submit

 

O’Born Contemporary Emerging Artist Exhibition

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O’Born Contemporary is pleased present its third annual exhibition of emerging artists in January 2014. Works in all mediums will be accepted, provided they address the theme of Romanticism in today’s secular context. Please use the text below for guidance on this theme. Selected works will be exhibited at O’Born Contemporary with a prize awarded for best-in-show.

Romanticism Now

Anachronisms are ubiquitous in contemporary society—vintage goods are in high demand, musical trends support the recirculation of old bands that are then re-cast into history’s pool of dismissed creative out-put, and, though never identical in aesthetic, Avant Garde art movements emerge at least once per decade, placing the tenets of Dada in the context of Fluxus, and those of Fluxus in the context of today’s Anti-art progenitors.

Remarkably, the political disruption and technological race occupying the world’s attention in our current state has disguised the resurfacing of another artistic movement – one that is so philosophically and intellectually subtle, it might go unnoticed. Romanticism in the 21st century has emerged not only in reaction to the technological revolution, but further, due to a need for wonder in the stark light of today’s political realities. Do symbolic and, further, geographically symbolic, narratives still have relevance within secular discourses today? Perhaps because technological advancement has caught up with our own imaginings of the virtual, art has returned to ruminating on antique subjects such as physical endurance; the crossover between histories and geographies; melancholy and the solitary; the terror of the sublime, and Arcadian landscapes.

Additional Information about submission guidelines can  be found here: http://www.akimbo.ca/akimbos/?id=57908

Deadline for Submissions: July 31st, 2013