AMP: Artists' Meeting Place and Resource Collective

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Seeking a new Director

Application deadline: March 15, 2019

Museo de Arte de Lima
Parque de la Exposición
Paseo Colon 125
Lima
Peru

mali.pe

Founded in 1954, the Museo de Arte de Lima (MALI) is a private, non-profit cultural organization devoted to the promotion of the visual arts in Peru. MALI houses the only representative survey collection of Peruvian art, consisting of over 20,000 art works. This vast permanent collection, witness to several centuries of cultural transformations, includes Pre-Columbian and colonial objects as well as modern and contemporary art.

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The IMA is Seeking a New Director

One of Australia’s leading contemporary art organisations, the IMA is seeking a new Director to lead the artistic vision and drive the organisation’s development for the future to commence in mid 2019. In March, the current Co-Directors Burns and Lundh are moving on to the Govett-Brewster Art Gallery/Len Lye Centre in New Plymouth.

Founded in 1975, the IMA is the oldest contemporary art space of its kind in Australia. Its mission is to promote experimentation and research by diverse Australian and international artists and share their work with wide and diverse audiences through four interconnected streams: production, presentation, participation, and publishing.

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We'd love to hear from you and see what new work you've got brewing. The deadline for May 2019 is February 1, 2019, but we're still accepting submissions for April, and we even have a few spots open in March!

Reminder: DP accepts submissions year-round with a rolling deadline. Apply on the 1st of the month, three months prior to the month you wish to perform. (Of course you can submit as early as you want.)

As always, use our online form http://dixonplace.org/submit-work/ to send proposals for your projects, and feel free to forward this link to your NYC-based performance-making friends. Questions? Email Ashley@dixonplace.org. We'll work it out together.

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Circus Amok Returns!

September 2019!

But First!

We are looking for a few new company members to join us in city parks and greenspaces.

Potential Amokers should be well rounded acrobats, dancers, clowns, stilt dancers or jugglers, and the JUST PLAIN FABULOUS. People of color and gender non-conforming persons are very strongly encouraged to reach out.

Email us circusamokinfo@gmail.com if you are interested!

Send us a link to your work if you have any.`

Tour dates and locations in the first three weeks of September, full schedule to be announced soon!

In the meantime....in the spirit of resistance and high glamour,

we remain,

yours most very truly,

Circus Amok

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COLLEGE STUDENTS: Collaborate on a Guerrilla Girls BroadBand College Spring Break Poster, THE SPRING BREAK YOU WON’T REGRET TO REMEMBER

Guerrilla Girls BroadBand (GGBB) has launched an anti-rape poster college workshop called #GGBBCampus (www.GGBBCampus.com). Its goal is to share GGBB guerrilla art activism tactics with the next generation of activists, address rampant issues of sexual violence within college systems, and to give students a platform to raise their personal and scholastic concerns on the topic.

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JOB OPPORTUNITY: Senior Native Organizer with The Natural History Museum

“On the brink of crisis and major global collapse, museums are, and need to be, agents for change.”

—Valine Crist (Haida Nation), at the ICOM NATHIST conference Anthropocene: Natural History Museums in the Age of Humanity

We are seeking a Senior Native Organizer to join us in our mission to transform museums of science and natural history. The successful candidate will work with our team to guide sympathetic museums toward becoming more effective allies of Native-led struggles to protect land, water, cultural heritage and our collective future.

Why museums?

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Pratt Institute’s Fine Arts Department offers summer studio residencies that award accomplished professional artists private studio space on our Brooklyn campus. Visual artists with a demonstrated commitment to their artistic practice who will benefit from a month-long studio residency are encouraged to apply. This Studio Residency Program is intended to support artists by providing the time and space necessary to make new work.

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Seeking Artistic Director

Application deadline: March 15, 2019

Künstlerhaus Stuttgart
Reuchlinstraße 4b
70178 Stuttgart
Germany

www.kuenstlerhaus.de

For the starting date of January 1, 2020, Künstlerhaus Stuttgart is seeking rotational a new Artistic Director.

Since its founding in 1978, Künstlerhaus Stuttgart has developed into a contemporary art institution of regional and international significance. It is mainly financed through the city of Stuttgart. In addition to its exhibition and event program, Künstlerhaus hosts technical workshops and a studio programme.

The Artistic Director is responsible for:
–the development and implementation of an innovative programming concept
–the overall scheduling and execution of exhibitions and events

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2019 Sobey Art Award: call for nominations
January 23–March 1, 2019

www.gallery.ca

The Sobey Art Foundation and the National Gallery of Canada today launched a call for nominations for the 2019 Sobey Art Award, Canada’s prestigious contemporary art prize. The annual award is presented to a Canadian artist aged 40 or under. The deadline for nominations is Friday, March 1, 2019.

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Tree of Life is pleased to announce that information about our 2019 grant program is available on our website. Please visit the Grant Program link, www.treeoflifeartists.org/grant-program, to download the Grant Application Guidelines and Grant Application Form.

Tree of Life welcomes applications from artists of recognizable artistic merit, age 60 and over, who are permanent residents of the United States. These individuals must work in visual media, (which may include painting, sculpture, installation, works on paper, printmaking, photography, video, film, digital, or performance art), have a specific project that they wish to pursue, and have demonstrable financial need.

Applications will be accepted from February 15 through April 3, 2019.