AMP: Artists' Meeting Place and Resource Collective

International fine art transport company is seeking qualified applicants for full-time Projects and Logistics Coordinator position in the Museums & Exhibitions department of their Los Angeles operation. Museums experience required; logistics/shipping background a plus. The position would involve working closely within a specialist team handling museum exhibitions and loans.

Salary and benefits commensurate with experience.

All interested applicants can send a cover letter and resume to Jason Bailer Losh , Dietl International Los Angeles Operations Manager at Jlosh@dietl.com

from LA Culture Net

CALL FOR ARTISTS:

CLAREMONT GRADUATE UNIVERSITY AND VPAM PRESENT

*RE:PRESENT L.A.*

*An innovative, multimedia exhibition focused on present Los Angeles and
its cultural, civic, and community practices.*

EXHIBITION INFORMATION

We are a collaborative of Claremont Graduate University (CGU) invited to
guest curate at the Vincent Price Art Museum’s Community Gallery (VPAM) at
East Los Angeles Community College (ELACC), a space dedicated to exhibiting
thoughtful, innovative, and culturally diverse exhibitions. The* re:present
L.A. exhibition aims to explore, challenge, and depict the multiple
representations of Los Angeles that responds to the present *social
landscapes of city. *We are seeking art work that engages the city in this

Los Angeles County Arts Commission's Free Concerts in Public Sites Program Now Accepting Applications

With funding support from the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors, the Arts Commission administers the sponsorship of free concerts at community venues throughout Los Angeles County to provide access to quality music programming representing the diversity of County residents. The program provides funding to cover the payment of musicians at community concerts offered free to the public. Applications for the Los Angeles County Arts Commission's 2012 Free Concerts in Public Sites Program are now available on www.lacountyarts.org/free.html. Applications are due on Wednesday, March 7.

PICTURE BERLIN Summer Session 2012

PICTURE BERLIN
Zehdenicker Strasse 22
10119 Berlin
Germany
t +49 177 617 1652
info@pictureberlin.org
http://www.pictureberlin.org

Application deadline: 1 March 2012

Stellenbosch University
Prof. K.H. Dietrich
Phone: +27 21 808 3052
http://www.sun.ac.za/vacancies/

Closing Date : 29-Feb-2012
Apply online
Reference: LSW18/54/0212
Lecturer in Studio Practice (Sculpture)

Stellenbosch University is looking for a Lecturer in Studio Practice (Sculpture)

Closing Date: 29-Feb-2012
Reference: LSW18/54/0212
Job Title: Lecturer
Organization: Visual Arts
Department Description: Department of Visual Arts

Duties:
• Teaching and guiding students across all years of study within the Fine Arts Division, including postgraduate students;
• participating in the administration of the Department and in various departmental and Faculty initiatives;

WANTED: Video Mapping/Guerilla Projection Artist(s)
for collaboration with Photographer

Combining visual images (1500+ photos of Occupy Wall Street/Zuccotti
Park/October & November 2011) with 3-D projection mapping techniques, the
Work can be experienced by viewers as a multi-dimensional movement across or
around public spaces, sculpture, etc. The images can be complemented with
motion-capture (or other technologies)…and can interact with electronic
music, noise, SPFX, lights, lights, etc. Seemingly chaotic but possessed by
a strange exuberant beauty.

The photos are a collage of memory, thought and wildly inspired
confrontation…
and I expect the collection to be archived this year in:
a) Smithsonian Institution, Washington DC
b) NY Historical Society

e-artnow's deadlines, sponsored by AC Institute
AC Institute
www.artcurrents.org

STEP UP is an exhibition opportunity open to emerging artists living in New York, New Jersey or New England.

Deadline: Friday, April 27, 2012
Apply here: http://www.realartways.org/visualarts.htm#stepup12

Contact: Holly Crawford Ph.D., Director
547 W. 27th St., 610 - 10001 New York - USA
info@artcurrents.org

No Wagner, No Holocaust (White Carrara Marble - 23" x 17" x 16" - 2010)

You have traveled back in a Space/Time machine to witness Johanna Wagner's abortion in 1812. If Richard Wagner had not been born, there would have been no Holocaust. Wagner was the most infamous anti-Semite of the 19th Century and the most direct influence on Adolph Hitler, who wrote, "With the exception of Richard Wagner, I have no forerunner." In 1939 Hitler told Winifred Wagner (Richard's daughter-in-law) that his Nazi philosophy originated with his first attendance at Wagner's opera "Rienzi" in 1906.

The dates on the Space/Time machine's clock

1812 - Johanna Wagner's abortion
1850 - Publication of Wagner's "Judaism in Music"
1906 - The year Hitler saw the opera "Rienzi"

Provisions Research Residencies

Provisions Library
Nevada Ave NW
Washington DC 20015
t 0011 2026707768
provisionslibrary@gmail.com
http://provisionslibrary.com/?page_id=14925

Submission deadline March 15th. Individal residency topics and dates listed on the website

The Banff Centre
107 Tunnel Mountain Drive
Banff, AB, T1L 1H5
Canada
t 1.800.565.9989
arts_info@banffcentre.ca
http://www.banffcentre.ca

Call for Applications: Thematic Residencies and Banff Artist in Residence (BAIR) Programs at The Banff Centre

23 Studio Time: Work of the Living Watch
Faculty: Geoffrey Farmer
Program dates: July 30, 2012 - August 17, 2012
Application deadline: March 2, 2012
Three weeks, eight talks, and studio time.