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Resicencies at Elsewhere Artist Collaborative

606 & 608 S. Elm Street Greensboro, NC 27406 — Google Maps
Tel: 001 336 549.5555
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Website: elsewhereelsewhere.org

Elsewhere, an arts production site and experimental museum in Greensboro, NC, is seeking cultural producers for residencies in 2009. Set within a former thrift store housing a 58-year collection of American surplus, thrift, and antiques, Elsewhere invites experimental creators to utilize the immense collection of objects to pursue site-specific projects. They review applications at the end of each month and their residency season runs from April through October. Residents pay $200 residency fee. Email to request an application.
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Artist in Residence - Taiwan

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Website: www.bambooculture.com/BCS%20Eng/AIR/index.html

Bamboo Curtain Studio is supported by the National Culture and Arts Foundation and the Council for Cultural Affairs in Taiwan. They offer six free recidency slots a year, comprising exhibition space and production residency; however the program does not provide travel and living cost. Bamboo Studio especially welcomes applicants working with cross discipline, environment, or community projects. All projects selected by the jury will be offered either a free exhibition and/or residency opportunities according to their proposals.
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Helsinki International Curatorial Programme

HIAP, Cable Factory C4, Tallberginkatu 1 C 97, FIN-00180, Finland — Google Maps
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Website: www.hiap.fi/index.php?page=416&abr=0

Helsinki International Curatorial Programme currently offers curatorial residencies in Helsinki for international visual arts curators. The programme is collaboration between HIAP - Helsinki International Artist-in-residence Programme and FRAME Finnish Fund for Art Exchange. The aim of the programme is to provide curators with an opportunity to carry out research on Finnish fine art, to build contacts with Finnish art practitioners and cultural organisations and to develop international curatorial projects involving Finnish participants. The programme is open to curators worldwide with professional experience in organising visual arts projects. The fee includes the cost of travel to and from Helsinki with a grant for living expenses, studio accommodation and residency services. A small public event (workshop, lecture, open meeting) will also be organized during the residency. Applications are accepted throughout the year. The jury reviewing the applications meets at least twice a year. Applications should be sent by November 1st or May 1st to qualify for review at the following meeting.
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The European Cultural Foundation (ECF)

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Website: www.eurocult.org/we-support-cultural-cooperation/programmes/mobility/apply-step-beyond/
Website: mobility.eurocult.org

Travel grant for art professionals, cultural operators, cultural researchers, cultural journalists and cultural translators from all European countries . The ECF mobility fund, STEP BEYOND (Supporting Travel for European Projects), encourages travel by making a contribution to travel costs, visa costs, and, in certain cases, accommodation costs of those awarded a grant.
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UNESCO-Aschberg Bursaries for Young Artists

UNESCO-Aschberg, International Fund for the Promotion of Culture, 1, rue Miollis, 75732 Paris Cedex 15 France — Google Maps
Website: portal.unesco.org/culture/en/ev.php-URL_ID=25909&URL_DO=DO_TOPIC&URL_SECTION=201.html

The annual UNESCO-Aschberg Bursaries for artists program aims to promote the professional growth of young artists in different disciplines, through opportunities for further training and residencies in 29 countries. The Programme offers residencies to young artists (between 25 and 35 years old) worldwide. Check on their website the partner organization where the residencies will be based.
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Art Below

Tel: 020 8948 4491
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Website: www.artbelow.com
Website: www.myspace.com/artbelow

Art Below provides artists with advertising space in the London Underground, turning Ad Space into Art Space. For a fee, your work will be displayed for a period of 2 weeks in a station of your choice and they also provide for a web page for online viewing.
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Grants for Digital work

Tel: 0845 850 1122
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Website: www.unltd.org.uk

UnLtd and 4iP have teamed up to help individuals develop early stage digital media ideas and prototypes. The UnLtd 4iP scheme will be giving awards of up to £5,000 to help individuals from across the UK to turn their digital media project into a reality. It supports great ideas for websites, games or mobile services which help people improve their lives in the following ways: Challenge people to see the world differently, Inspire change and empower communities Revolve around the participation and collaboration of users rather than passively consuming. Ideally projects will also align with the one of the following themes: Holding money and power to account; Using the web and mobile to keep an eye on how government, organisations and elected representatives use their power. Exploring how digital tools, games, applications and services can help people change their lives for the better whether thats their health, wellbeing, finances, work/life balance or dealing with unemployment. There are no deadlines and grants are given out monthly.
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Bloc

Curatorial Committee, Bloc, 4 Sylvester Sreet, Sheffield S1 4RN — Google Maps
Website: blocprojects.co.uk/programme/submissions

Bloc initiates shows for the exhibition programme but also welcome proposals direct from artists, working in all media. Applications should include a proposal, CV, artist statement and supporting material. Committee meets monthly, please post submissions.
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Dalston Superstore seeks artists

117 Kingsland High Street, London, E8 2PB — Google Maps

Call for artists to exhibit at bar gallery space, all disciplines welcome for group and solo shows, a huge space to hang work and the bigger the better, great place to get exposure and have your work seen by London.
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Bridge Guard

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Website: www.bridgeguard.org/GB/10Vorhaben.htm

In the year 2001 the Maria Valeria bridge between Šturovo (Slovakia) and Esztergom (Hungary) was reopened. This ongoing Residency see an artists 'on guard' of the Bridge for three to 6 months. Besides being able to work on their own projects the artists main duties are: to work at least one afternoon with children, be available for discussions with the high school students at least once and to have at least one public appearance, be it an exhibition or performance. Fees will be 500 CHF per month, travelling expenses and insurance costs cannott be reimbursed.
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Shed-and-a-Half Gallery

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Website: www.shedandahalfgallery.com

Shed-and-a-Half Gallery is a shed and a half on a rooftop in Shoreditch, London. It is a non-commercial, artist-run alternative art space showing work on a monthly or bi-monthly basis by emerging and early-career contemporary artists who seek to integrate their practice into architectural space. The gallery welcomes proposals from artists of all disciplines and in any media except purely video or performance. There is a £100 hire fee which includes photographic documentation on CD), overheads, usher staff and admin fees.
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Dazibao, centre de photographies actuelles

4001 rue Berri, Montreal, Qubec H2L 4H2, Canada — Google Maps
Website: www.dazibao-photo.org/en/appel_exposition.html

Dazibao is an artist-run centre dedicated to the dissemination of contemporary photography. The centre serves as a launching pad for young artists, and as an ideal place for more established artists to initiate and disseminate new projects. Dazibao welcomes proposals for exhibitions and publications artists from around the world. Deadlines are on 1st September and 1st January.
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Artist in Residence - France

Tel: 0033 604094331
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Website: www.artistay.com

Artistay is a service for artists, writers, architects and curators looking for a residency program in France in order to realize a personal artistic project. They work with several art organizations offering a professional support to artists from all over the world; applicants are responsible for the funding of the residency participation fees, butyou can submit an application even if you haven't secured the funding yet. Artistay can provide necessary documentation and contacts for funding advice, and their service is free of charge for the applicant. Contact them with your residency proposal, and they will find an art place suited to your requirements.
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Moving image submissions

Stomper
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Website: www.stomper.org.uk

Stomper is an event exploring the collaborative possibilities for music, film, art and video, with a history of carrying out events at venues both nationally and internationally. It was originally launched in New York and has since expanded to the London art community. It currently manifests itself as a monthly event, consisting of an artist video screening, followed by DJ sets in London. Stomper provides a forum for artists, musicians and film makers to converge and showcase their works.
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Pollock-Krasner Foundation

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Website: www.pkf.org/grant.html

The Foundation welcomes applications from visual artists who are painters, sculptors and artists who work on paper, including printmakers. There are no deadlines. The Foundation encourages applications from artists who have genuine financial needs; grants are intended for a one-year period of time. Artists are required to submit a cover letter, an application, and images of current work. Professional exhibition history will be taken into consideration.
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Call for exhibitions

Vanessa Brady
10 Grosvenor Street, London W1K 4BJ — Google Maps
Mobile: 07914 254022
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ART@10GS has expanded and now has 4 London buildings with free exhibition space for emerging artists. Artists are welcome to email jpegs, websites, statements and CVs. All artforms are welcome and particularly large scale 2D work is needed. Transportation, installation, insurance and hanging is provided free of charge to artists, with the possibility of an opening night event. Artists receive 100% of the profit from sales of artwork, as no commission is taken. It is a revolving exhibition programme where the shows change every 3-6 months.
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7.9 Cubic Metres at Stanley Picker Gallery

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Website: www.stanleypickergallery.org

7.9 Cubic Metres is a free-standing structure within Stanley Picker Gallery, and operates as an autonomous gallery within the public gallery. The curator is now accepting proposals from artists practicing both in the UK and abroad, which respond to any one of the projects's four exhibition components throughout the year. The deadlines for submissions are the first Wednesday of every month, see their website for more details. Conditions: selected artists must deliver, install and uninstall the work and the gallery offers no financial support to exhibiting artists. The last deadline will be 1st May 2010.
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Clay Artist in Residence

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Website: www.theclaystudio.org

Residency in Philadelphia, USA for artists whose primary medium is clay. Studio, accomodation, material stipend up to $200 and a $500 a month stipend are provided. Each artists is required to elave one work for the permanent collection and present and evening slide lecture and offere demonstration classes.
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Wasted Spaces

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Website: www.wastedspaces.org

Wasted Spaces is a brand new arts initiative, taking art outside of the museum walls. The project puts art in vacant shop fronts on high street locations, transforming empty spaces into exciting art experiences. The Wasted Spaces team is currently on the hunt for artists from any discipline: sculpture, photography, painting, printmaking, illustration, installation, graphic design, video, and more. Wherever possible they try to place artists in spaces that are local to them. Selected artists will receive free exhibition space, exposure to a huge audience at busy high street locations. If you are an artist, property manager/owner, council, installation enthusiast or someone interested in knowing more about existing and future projects please contact Michael for those in London and Remo for those in New York.
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Artists exhibitions - Leeds

Paul Stones, Arts Development Officer
St James's Institute of Oncology, Leeds LS9 7TF — Google Maps
Tel: 0113 3923941
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The atrium of the St James's Institute of Oncology, Leeds, is the main entrance hall of this new cancer hospital. From the outset, the intention has been to provide a beautiful and stimulating space for patients, staff and visitors. The Atrium Gallery provides artists with the opportunity to exhibit their work on a quarterly basis. The dimensions of the gallery wall are: length 26 metres x height 5.1 metres. They invite exhibition proposals from established and emerging artists, in all styles and media, that are of a calibre suitable for this prestigious space.
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