Month: December 2021

Deadline: 8 April 2022;

Status: Applications are open.

Prizes: up to 4000 dollars in prizes.

Country: USA

EVENT INFORMATION

The Trout Museum of Art invites Wisconsin artists to submit new work for its annual TMA Contemporary exhibition (formerly the SECURA Fine Arts Exhibition). Please submit three images of the same work or images of up to three different works (all in the same medium or each in different mediums).

IMPORTANT: three images are required to advance in your application. Even if they are the same image submitted three times. 

*A BOOTH SHOT IS NOT APPLICABLE FOR THIS SHOW. PLEASE DISREGARD BOOTH SHOT.*

GENERAL INFORMATION

WHAT WORK WILL BE CONSIDERED: 
All forms of artwork will be considered including, but not limited to:

• drawing
• painting
• social practice
• printmaking
• textile
• sculpture
• performance
• video
• glass
• ceramics
• mixed media
• photography
• outdoor installation work 

* NOTE: If submitting more than one artwork in different mediums please select “Other” in the Medium Catagory in the pages to follow. 

AWARDS: 
Best in Show:                     $4,000 + solo exhibition at TMA + waived jury fee for following year’s application 
1st:                                     $2,000
2nd:                                    $1,500
3rd:                                     $1,000
Honorable Mentions (x3):   $1,500 ($500 each)

 RULES/REGULATIONS

ARTWORK REQUIREMENTS:

• Work must have been completed in 2021-2022.
• Work selected will exemplify the Trout Museum of Art’s commitment to creating a safe space for all art practices. We want to see our best artists and community have meaningful conversations about art and compelling issues of our day.
• If there are specific installation needs for the work, please describe. Including pedestals, vitrines, technical audio-visual needs, special installation instructions, etc. 
• If selected, work must be delivered to the Trout Museum of Art on one of the dates listed below. Shipping to and from the museum will be the responsibility of the artist. 
• Artwork can be listed for sale at a price set by the artist – please note, the Trout Museum of Art will take a 35% commission on all sold work at the museum. Mark prices accordingly. 

Artists whose work has been accepted for the exhibition will be notified via email by 6:00 PM on April 8, 2022.
 
JURY
Prior to acceptance results, applications will be juried by a committee of three professional members of our local and regional arts community. 

DATES TO REMEMBER
Submissions Open:                     Wednesday, December 1, 2021
Submissions Close:                     Friday, February 25, 2022
Accepted Artist Notification:       Friday, April 8, 2022
Accepted Artwork Drop-Off:        April 8 – May 8 during regular museum hours (closed Mondays)                              
Opening Reception:__________ Saturday, May 28, 5:00 – 8:00 pm
Exhibition Dates:                          Saturday, May 28 – Sunday, August 14
Artwork Pickup:                            August 15 – 24 (Monday – Friday ONLY 10:00 am – 4:00 pm) 

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JURY DETAILS

Average number of applications submitted each year:

300

Average number of artists selected from the jury to participate in the event:

100

Average number of exempt from jury artists who are invited to participate in the event:

0

How images are viewed by jurors:

Computer monitor

Within a medium category, applications are sorted and viewed by:

Random Order

Jurors score applications using the following scale:

1 – 10

Number of jurors scoring applications:

3

The show organizes the jurors for a:

Single jury panel that scores applications for all medium categories

Jurors score

Separately from various locations

Am I allowed to observe the jury process?

Jury process is closed

 Further details:

Application deadline: 9 February 2022,

Status: Applications are closed.

Benefits: Living expenses, extra support for project funding.

Duration: 13 days.

Country: Canada

Overview

The Computational Writing residency will allow writers to explore working at the intersection of computing and literary art, not only by using pre-developed tools but also by directly undertaking programming. The residency will consider how computation can be means for reflecting on one’s own writing process as well as for processing anything from small, curated collections of words to large text corpora.

This self-directed residency offers the opportunity to work away from the constraints of everyday life. Delve deep into your creative project and take advantage of the artistic community of your peers around you. The program provides opportunities for consultations with mentors, and optional group sessions led by guest mentors that allow writers to explore literary techniques, aspects, and devices that you may find useful in your practice.

You may also sign up for additional walks and day trips within Banff National Park as well as campus-wide activities organized by our Participant Resources team.

This flexible program allows you to choose the amount of support you are looking for. All program elements are optional.

What does the program offer?

This 13-day residency provides thematic teaching from faculty members, Q&A sessions, public events, and one-on-one workshopping.

Instructors will discuss ideas, experiences, and obstacles that participants may be encountering with their writing across genre.

Who should apply?

Experienced writers and programmers looking to explore the future of digital compositional techniques. We welcome writers from all backgrounds, and all gender identities and expressions.

Note: While the language of Banff Centre is English, we welcome projects in English or Spanish for this residency.

Further details:

Application deadline: March 09, 2022.

Status: Applications are open.

Duration: two weeks.

Country: Canada

Benefits: program covers living expenses in Canada for two weeks.

This two-week residency encourages the exploration of new ideas in journalism and experimentation in writing. Designed to challenge and stimulate, the program aims to inspire creative pieces of nonfiction and to assist the writers in their completion. A preeminent space for long-form journalism, this residency emphasizes the strengths of thorough and articulate reporting, distinctive storytelling, and literary devices. Work created in this program has been published in many outlets including The Globe and Mail, The Walrus, and The Atlantic, and pieces have gone on to win National Magazine and National Newspaper Awards.

What does the program offer?

This 13-day residency provides mentorship from faculty members and one-on-one workshopping. Instructors will discuss ideas, experiences, and obstacles that participants may be encountering with their literary journalism. Writers will have time to work on their manuscripts, receive individual consultations with faculty, and participate in group discussions. 

Successful applicants will receive 100% scholarship to cover tuition, on-site accommodation, and on-site meals. 

Who should apply?

Literary Journalism is designed for writers seeking a professional development opportunity in a community of peers with the guidance of an experienced writer/editor, as each participant prepares a long form piece (3,000 – 5,000 words). 

Participants should be experienced professionals, active in the diversified fields of writing, including print or electronic media. This program is open to fiction and non-fiction writers, journalists, freelance critics or curators, artists, and academics, with an emphasis on those who can write for a lay audience with logic, vigour, and charm—and those who have a portfolio to prove it.

We welcome writers from all backgrounds, and all gender identities and expressions.

Please note: This program is run in English and participants are accepted for an English-language essay.

Accepted participants are expected to be on-site for the duration of the program.

Further details:

Application Deadline: January 19, 2022

Application status: Closed

Country: Canada

This three-week in an art residency in Canada. Indigenous Haute Couture Fashion Residency will offer Indigenous textile-based artists with traditional and contemporary practices the opportunity to develop their design and pattern development skills, traditional, and digital embellishments all at haute couture level.

Indigenous fashion makers and designers will explore experimental elements or accomplish finished productions of their work with an haute couture aesthetic to the best of their capacity in a fully supported environment.

Overview

This three-week Indigenous Haute Couture Fashion Residency will offer Indigenous textile-based artists with traditional and contemporary practices the opportunity to develop their design and pattern development skills, traditional, and digital embellishments all at haute couture level.

Indigenous fashion makers and designers will explore experimental elements or accomplish finished productions of their work with an haute couture aesthetic to the best of their capacity in a fully supported environment.

What does the program offer?

This residency will have a repurpose and reuse component to the design process, exploring fashion’s responsibility to address its part in the climate crisis. Throughout the program,  participants will design a couture garment inspired by their Indigeneity and based on the traditional silhouettes, lines and/or materials of their culture. Once the design illustration is finished, working drawings will be drafted and the pattern making process will begin using pattern blocks provided by the instructor and supported by Banff Centre’s costume production room.

Presented discussions with invited speakers will focus on Indigenous identity in the garment business and how culture plays a role, be it recycling, repurposing materials and/or related conversations.

This program will be delivered on campus, led by faculty lead D’Arcy Moses with the support of co-faculty member Christine Gerke, and guest faculty, Suzan Marie and Lucy Anne Yakelaya, expert traditional beadwork and moose hair tufters. Program faculty will support the participant’s exploration and research into Indigenous Haute Couture through their Indigenous lens. 

Who should apply?

• Participants must have a background in fashion or garment design in womenswear.
• Participants must have a basic knowledge of pattern making in the garment business.
• Participants must have some experience in garment construction, sewing, and working with a sewing machine.
• The residency invites both youth 18+ and Elders to apply.
• This program is open to regional, national and global Indigenous fashion makers, designers and design companies, Indigenous jewelry makers, Indigenous beaders, Indigenous traditional artists including hide tanners and porcupine quillers, provocateurs, disrupters, advocates pushing the boundaries of their artistic practice, Indigenous artists that serve their community, Artistic leaders in Fashion Arts and collaborators of all performing arts disciplines.

Documents to submit:

Resume:  A one-page resume or C.V. describing academic, professional, and other relevant experience.

Cover Letter

A one-page cover letter explaining why you are interested in this program and what you hope to achieve by attending it.

Project Summary

Provide a 100-word summary of the proposed project. This summary may be used as a narrative for administrative and public use.

Residency Goals and Timeline

A 500 word description what you hope to achieve during the three week residency including timeline

Portfolio

Please submit up to 10 examples of your work. File sizes and specifications are available in our upload tool.

Financial Assistance

Be sure to complete the Financial Aid section to be eligible for financial assistance.

Resource Request Information

Please provide details of any equipment required for your project, including equipment you will be bringing with you and equipment you are requesting Banff Centre provides, as well as any training or support you will need in order to use it.

Application link:

Deadline Feb 9, 2022

Application status: Closed.

See also: Art contest.

Benefits: 10000 for selected logo.

A call for logo design contest is now open for Artists and design agencies to submit their proposition for the logo of the European capital of culture Nova Gorica – Gorizia 2025.

Competition and rules for the creation of a logo/brand and visual identity of the European capital of culture Nova Gorica – Gorizia 2025

The logo should reflect the identity of Nova Gorica in Slovenia.

Who can take part in the contest:

a) graphic-design and/or advertising / communication companies or studios;

b) graphic designers, designers and architects who can prove they operate as freelancers;

 c) graduates from public and private post-diploma or university-level training schools of fine arts, graphics, design or communication under thirty years of age.

Further information about the Call and the procedure may be obtained by sending written questions to the Head of the Procedure at: info@euro-go.eu  by7  January  2022at the latest. Therefore, no answers will be provided to questions received after such deadline.

EVALUATION CRITERIA 

The Selection Committee will assign a score to each proposal for each of the following criteria: -consistency with the values of the ECoCbid, with the Borderless theme and with the 5 sub-themes described in Article 2.2; max. points: 30/100

 -originality and readability, or the ability to expresscoexistence,  boundlessness,  community. max. points 40/100

-versatility in flexibility of use in various formats and communication materials, including video and 3D versions; max. points 20/100

-distinction and recognisability of the institutional and the commercial brand: max. points 10/100

All the proposals with a minimum overall score of 60/100will be finally ranked.

TYPE OF COMPETITION AND THE AWARD

The competitor ranked number 1 in the selection will receive an award of €10,000.00 (ten thousand euros). Once the designation has become effective, the award will be paid to the winner upon issue of a regular invoice or equivalent document. The prize is intended gross of any withholdings, i.e.,inclusive of taxes and any other contributions and is considered to be remuneration for professional services.

Further details and application:

Application deadline: 1st April 2022,

Status: Applications are open,

Prizes: will be announced soon.

Country: Germany

DOKOMI organises every year an Anime Drawing Contest in Frankfurt, Germany, Multiple prizes are awarded. DOKOMI is German organisation specialised in organising anime event.

The Drawing Contest is one of the most popular contests at DoKomi. Talented artists can take this chance to prove and improve their skills. The winners will receive valuable and high-quality prizes from sponsors.

The theme for 2022 will be food passion. The presentation is completely free of your imagination. We are looking forward to receive your pictures.P

PRIZES

The prizes will be published soon.

Requirements:

Only for the art contest: Your picture and all parts of it have to be designed by yourself. Plagiarism, known as fanarts, are not allowed. Excepted are all mascots of the DoKomi. They can be used freely.

The forms for participation have to be filled out true. Only full particulars can be regarded.

You can submit several works, but only one work per person can win a prize

Submission:

Submitted works can be printed and shown at the DoKomi or can be published at theDoKomi website. We will use the full names of the persons who submit the works!

The works won’t be used by anybody else than DoKomi.

Submissions of the winners will be shown at the stage program during the prize-giving.

Prizes:

Winners will be announced for the first time during the prize-giving at the convention.

Participants who win and are present during the prize-giving can pick up their prizes locally.

If the winner is not present he or she can send a delegate who can pick up the prize.

The winner or delegate has to show a photo ID of himself in order to receive the prize.If nobody is present to pick up the prize, it will be posted to the winner after the con.

Posting can take a few weeks because of organizational reasons

Official competition website

Deadline: 24 January 2022

Status: Applications are closed.

Benefits: 7500 euros.

Country: Sweeden.

Carpet Vista launch its own Carpet Design contest for artists worldwide. Selected artworks will be produced as a rug or a carpet. The contest provides up to 7500 euro value prizes. Art contest take place in Sweden.

Who may enter
The competition is open to anyone.

Short description
The competition is organized by the RugVista AB, the leading European online rug retailer.

“ The competition provides you the opportunity to design carpets. The theme for 2021 is “Sustainable” and with this theme we want to highlight the natural material wool. 

All entries should be uploaded as JPG images.

Entry fees
The competition is free to enter.

Prizes
1st place: 3,000 € + your own design in production.
2nd place: 2,000 € + your own design in production.
3rd place: 1,500 € + your own design in production.
4th place to 10th place: 500 € + your own design in production.

Competition website
For further information visit the official competition website.

Deadline: December 30, 2021

Status: Applications are closed.

ITSLIQUID Group, in collaboration with Venice Events, is pleased to announce the open call for THE BODY LANGUAGE 2022, international exhibition of photography, painting, video art, installation/sculpture, and performance art, that will be held in Venice at THE ROOM Contemporary Art Space (click here to learn more about our location) from January 27 to February 18, 2022, and in other prestigious venues and historical buildings.

THE BODY LANGUAGE analyzes the hidden parts of our identities, through an immersive experience inside the fascinating universe of the complex labyrinths of our consciousness.

The participation includes the following services
– exhibition space dedicated to the artist’s works
– assisting with customs formalities, international shipping and local transport
– assisting in finding accommodation
– the design and the printing of invitation cards, posters
– the global and local press office, publicity, press, banners, totem, etc.
– the realization of the exhibition website and dedicated press release
– mounting and dismounting of the exhibition
– exhibitions opening ceremony
– a dedicated interview published on ITSLIQUID website and spread on our social networks
– providing services and drinks for small meetings at the exhibition places for guests

To take part in the selection, send your works submissions with a CV/biography, some still images (for video-art), links of videos/performances and pictures via e-mail to director@itsliquid.com

Deadline 13 April 2022

Status: applications are open.

Prizes: up to 10000 JPY in prizes.

Country: Japan

Who may enter
The competition is open to anyone.

Short description
The competition is organized by the Executive Committee of the Triennale of KOGEI in Kanazawa, Japan.

“ The Kogei World Competition in Kanazawa is an international competition that showcases new innovations in craft (kogei). The competition calls for entries that utilize craft techniques to create expressive works of art characterized by outstanding concepts or ideas.

Works should consist of craft materials such as ceramics, metal, textiles, lacquer, dolls, wood, bamboo, glass, leather, enamel, paper, or some combination thereof.

Both three-dimensional and flat works will be accepted.

Only one work per artist(s) can be submitted.

1. Grand Prize SUGANO Yukiko, deep river, 2018, photo: OKAMURA Kichiro
2. Merit Award AOKI Chie, BODY19-1 A body in Solitude, 2019, photo: IKEDA Hiraku
3. Encouragement Award HATAISHI Shuji, Rin, 2018, photo: ISHIMARU Hiroshi

Entry fees
The competition is free to enter.

Prizes
• Grand Prize: 1,000,000 JPY (1 winner)
• Second Prize: 500,000 JPY (1 winner)
• Special Recognition Award: 200,000 JPY (3 winners)
• Next Generation Award: 100,000 JPY (2 winners)

Competition website
For further information visit the official competition website.

Deadline
30 June 2022

Status: Applications are open

Prizes: up to 3000 pounds in prizes.

Country: United Kingdom

Application Deadline: 30th June 2022 (23:59 BST)

The Sunny Art Prize is sponsored by Art Council England and has established itself as one of the UK’s most prestigious international art competitions. The scope of this contemporary art prize is about sourcing the most talented artists from all over the world, both established and emerging, who produce ground-breaking and innovative artworks. We select artists who work with a wide range of media, making the art prize a varied and stimulating global platform to engage with critical contemporary issues and topics. The art competition is open to everyone, regardless of location or preferred medium and theme.

Every year, we shortlist 30 artists, among whom we select three winners. All the shortlisted artists have the opportunity to exhibit their work at the Sunny Art Centre, London, a prestigious art institution with an extraordinary collection of old masters and artworks by leading contemporary artists. The winners, alongside seven other artists chosen from the shortlist, have the chance to exhibit their work with our partnering galleries in China. The exhibiting galleries are located in cities across China, such as Beijing and Shanghai. They are amongst the leading art institutions in the Asian art market.

This art contest also gives the art prize-winners the chance to experience a one-month artist residency in China. The Artist Residency Programme is organised in collaboration with established Chinese art institutions, and it provides the opportunity to engage with historically and culturally rich places in China. 

Don’t miss the opportunity to experience exhibiting in multiple international exhibitions and participating in a residency in China, visit our “Apply Now” page and submit your application today.APPLY ONLINE