Fellowship for Utopian Practice, call for proposals, deadline Oct. 31

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Fellowship for Utopian Practice, call for proposals, deadline Oct. 31

We are excited to announce the open call for the Fall 2016 Fellowship!

Applications due October 31st by 11:59PM.

See our guidelines to learn about what the Fellowship includes, as well as applicant eligibility and application requirements.

ABOUT THE FELLOWSHIP:

Artists and other creative professionals are encouraged to apply with ideas for projects that expand their practice beyond its traditional boundaries. The Fellowship for Utopian Practice is a process-based fellowship, and Culture Push will help Fellows develop big ideas that have real world applications.

We are looking for highly interactive projects that engage the public and push the boundaries of how art can exist in the world. The Fellows will have a year-long tenure that begins in the late Fall of 2016, and will receive logistical, institutional and financial support as well as mentorship and help with strategic planning.

This is the fifth year of the Fellowship for Utopian Practice. The Fellowship was started in 2012 and provides an opportunity for artists and other professionals to experiment with new forms of civic and social engagement. In the past four years Culture Push has supported twenty-three projects that explore many different subjects, such as: the reciprical relationship between native Brooklyn plants and urban-dwelling humans, the architecture and choreography of civil resistance, the legacy of black female authors, choreographed movement as a tool for creating solidarity with incarcerated individuals, public access and redesign of NYC waterways, and accessible forms of sustainability.

Visit our website to see more about past Fellows' projects

Questions? Contact us at cp@culturepush.org.

Fellow's Event This Week

Benton C Bainbridge, (Fellow 2013), will be having an exhibition Sept. 28-Oct. 2, presented by MovingPictures.Gallery and Harvestworks.

The exhibition, Lisa Joy, will include a live AV performance with the synth and an exhibition of media art extracted from live feed video.

Visit the Harvestworks website for performance dates and details.

Interested in helping Culture Push? Please consider donating your time. Send an email to cp@culturepush.org for inquiries. Or, to make a tax-deductible contribution, click here.

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