DEADLINE: December 15, 2008
"1+1", March 21 - April 23, 2009 Juried from digital. Fee: $25/3 entries. Deadline: Dec. 15. Details: Terra Incognito Studios, 246 Chicago Ave., Oak Park, IL 60302, 708.383-6228, dtoan@ameritech.net, www.terraincognitostudios.com.
DEADLINE: Wed, December 31, 2008
Call for solo/collaborative installation artist proposals. Deadline: Dec. 31. Details: Craft Alliance, Attn: Exhibitions Coordinator, 6640 Delmar Blvd., St.Louis, IL 63130, 314.725-1177, ext. 323, exhibitions@craftalliance.org, www.craftalliance.org.
DEADLINE: Wed, December 31, 2008
WOMEN, POWER AND POLITICS
Submit your original political artwork, essays, film shorts, poetry, photography and cartoons for an online exhibition at I.M.O.W. From March 8 to December 31, 2008. The show focuses on a provocative new topic each month and uses community-submitted work to start a dialogue on the issues. Work can be submitted directly online in Arabic, English, French and Spanish. Contact: Tess-Marie White; Women, Power and Politics; International Museum of Women, Box 190038, San Francisco, CA 94119.
Contact: International Museum of Women, http://www.imow.org/submissions
DEADLINE: Wed, December 31, 2008
MARYSVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY, Ohio
Open to Ohio artists only who would be interested in presenting one-person exhibits at their main library. 2-D works only. Busy location with 25,000 active users and more than 1,000 visitors a day. The Library has a new exhibit wall approximately 70 feet long. Exhibits will last one month and contain 15-30 pieces of work. Submit contact information, artist’s statement, brief bio and sample of work to Dbirkhoff@marysvillelib.org. Reviewing and selecting artists annually.
Contact:
Marysville Public Library
937-642-1876 x 26
www.marysvillelib.org
Dbirkhoff@marysvillelib.org
Saturday, November 15, 2008
Thursday, November 13, 2008
WCA Informational Meeting, 11/22, 10am - noon
Please join us for Next WCA meeting NOV 22nd- (a week earlier so as to not be on Thanksgiving weekend)
This will be an informational/ exhibit planning meeting, Saturday at MCAD, Minneapolis College of Art and Design, 10am - noon, in classroom 410. Meeting will be focused on the Women and Water Rights, Ripples of Regeneration Exhibit at the Nash Gallery, U of MN, 2010.
Women and Water Rights, Ripples of Regeneration is a regional and international art exhibition scheduled to be shown from February 23 to March 25, 2010, in the Nash Gallery on the Twin City campus of the University of Minnesota. By showcasing invited international artists from many parts of the world, a global mail art/postcard show, as well as a juried selection (women or women/men collaboration) from the State of Minnesota, the exhibit will examine the centuries-old intimate connectedness between women and water in its daily use, in cultural traditions and in the spiritual realm. At the same time, through accompanying programs featuring lectures, panel discussions, videos and interactive activities the exhibit intends to draw public attention to the current and future global water crises as seen from a gender perspective.
Contact: Liz Dodson, lizartist@me.comAbout the exhibit:
Women and Water Rights, Ripples of Regeneration is a regional and international art exhibition scheduled to be shown from February 23 to March 25, 2010, in the Nash Gallery on the Twin City campus of the University of Minnesota. By showcasing invited international artists from many parts of the world, a global mail art/postcard show, as well as a juried selection (women or women/men collaboration) from the State of Minnesota, the exhibit will examine the centuries-old intimate connectedness between women and water in its daily use, in cultural traditions and in the spiritual realm. At the same time, through accompanying programs featuring lectures, panel discussions, videos and interactive activities the exhibit intends to draw public attention to the current and future global water crises as seen from a gender perspective.
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Get Featured!
CALL for FEATURED ARTIST on WCA's homepage.
Deadline DECEMBER 1st, 2008
To facilitate a blind review by WCA President, Marilyn Hayes, email:
IMAGE: 72dpi jpeg not exceeding 500px in any direction
NAME: YOUR Member ID # (for example: 01324.jpg)
Send to: nationalwca@gmail.com with “Featured Artist 2009” in the subject line
Note: Only entries sent to the gmail email address above will be reviewed.
Twelve WCA members will be selected to be a “Featured Artist” for one month each during 2009. The "Featured Artist" section of the web site will include the artist's name, images, and a link to her own web site, or a web site of her choice.
Deadline DECEMBER 1st, 2008
To facilitate a blind review by WCA President, Marilyn Hayes, email:
IMAGE: 72dpi jpeg not exceeding 500px in any direction
NAME: YOUR Member ID # (for example: 01324.jpg)
Send to: nationalwca@gmail.com with “Featured Artist 2009” in the subject line
Note: Only entries sent to the gmail email address above will be reviewed.
Twelve WCA members will be selected to be a “Featured Artist” for one month each during 2009. The "Featured Artist" section of the web site will include the artist's name, images, and a link to her own web site, or a web site of her choice.
November CWCA E-News, hot off the press!
Visit: http://www.chicagowca.com/news.html to download the latest CWCA E-News. Join our mailing list, request a blog invite and find out about volunteer needs.
Sunday, November 9, 2008
Department of Cultural Affairs Theater Workshops/Events for November
November 07, 2008 — November 24, 2008
Studio Theater
$20; $15 for students and seniors
Journey through the psyche of Captain Melisande Blue in Noel William's award winning Pochinko clown and Bouffon style show. Packed and ready to go, Mel and her baggage find themselves at a train station exiled for "loving a little too much." Her divine ride features a feisty turnstile, dinner dates with luggage, and a two and a half foot mini version of "Gone with the Wind." A Fringe Festival favorite throughout the county, this will be the first time the full show has been seen in Chicago.
Special Events
Sunday, November 9, following the 3:00PM show:
"Women in Comedy" Panel Discussion
Moderated by Lucia Mauro
Panelists include: Susan Messing, Lillian Frances, and Francesca Peppiatt
This discussion will focus on the working experience of contemporary women comedians and touch on topics such as: stereotypes, casting, and what it takes to be considered "funny."
Sunday, November 16, following the 3:00PM show:
"Working in the Smallest Mask" Talkback with Noel Williams
Hosted by Keland Scher
This discussion will focus on the techniques involved in working with masks including types of clowning and the various physical styles of Commedia del Arte.
Contact:
Stephanie Bradbury
DCA Theater Intern
Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs
Chicago, IL 60602
chicago.dca.theater@gmail.com
www.dcatheater.org
Studio Theater
$20; $15 for students and seniors
Journey through the psyche of Captain Melisande Blue in Noel William's award winning Pochinko clown and Bouffon style show. Packed and ready to go, Mel and her baggage find themselves at a train station exiled for "loving a little too much." Her divine ride features a feisty turnstile, dinner dates with luggage, and a two and a half foot mini version of "Gone with the Wind." A Fringe Festival favorite throughout the county, this will be the first time the full show has been seen in Chicago.
Special Events
Sunday, November 9, following the 3:00PM show:
"Women in Comedy" Panel Discussion
Moderated by Lucia Mauro
Panelists include: Susan Messing, Lillian Frances, and Francesca Peppiatt
This discussion will focus on the working experience of contemporary women comedians and touch on topics such as: stereotypes, casting, and what it takes to be considered "funny."
Sunday, November 16, following the 3:00PM show:
"Working in the Smallest Mask" Talkback with Noel Williams
Hosted by Keland Scher
This discussion will focus on the techniques involved in working with masks including types of clowning and the various physical styles of Commedia del Arte.
Contact:
Stephanie Bradbury
DCA Theater Intern
Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs
Chicago, IL 60602
chicago.dca.theater@gmail.com
www.dcatheater.org
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