This summer, join us for a sunset soiree as we make some noise about what’s happening at THE WALLS in 2018. It’s our fifth year and the Commonwealth Games is coming to town, so we’re going for gold with a solid gold line-up and we want you to help us celebrate! We’ll also be presenting […]
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Located 20 minutes south of Brisbane City, Logan Art Gallery celebrates the diverse practices of visual artists, craftworkers and designers, and presents a dynamic exhibition program for residents and visitors to the region. Logan Art Gallery are currently accepting proposals for its 2019 Exhibition program. Exhibitions themes that reflect issues of relevance to the City
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We are now accepting submissions for our artist-in-residence programme, AUX-AiR 2018. We are looking for four emerging and early career international artists working in the fields of sonic art, performance and installation to undertake a funded 6 week residency at our project space in Teesside, northeast England. Chosen artists will receive a stipend, production budget and
Ashkal Alwan is pleased to announce the open call for applications to participate in the eighth edition of Home Workspace Program (HWP), taking place in Beirut from October 8th, 2018 through July 22nd, 2019. HWP is a 10-month study program that enrolls 10-15 fellows every year. The program is open to artists and writers aiming to develop their formal, theoretical
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A collection of views of people and faces featuring portraits by two major Dutch photographers, Hendrik Kerstens and Erwin Olaf, powerful oil sketches of diverse ‘village people’ in Brisbane in the 1980s by Richard Dunlop, and some very unusual portraits drawn from the QUT Art Collection. Presented in conjunction with QUT the Cube, our inaugural family holiday
Welcome back to the Brisbane’s Virtual/Augmented Reality monthly event! With the latest announcements around wireless VR technology and higher resolution screens we are excited for 2018 and the advances the technology will bring. Our first meetup for the month will be hosted at Brisbane Powerhouse with special guest speakers presenting their use of the technology
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We are seeking submissions of tiny art works for our first two Featured Artists at the Judy plinth exhibitions to go on display in the public foyer spaces at the Judith Wright Centre. Flying Arts will select up to four artists for each exhibition. Works will be exhibited in covered secure plinths. All works can be made
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The Brisbane Street Art Festival has, over the last three years, been able to grow and become established as a nationally recognised festival program thanks to the contributions and support of the local, national and international street art community. We will continue to grow, and as such, we’d like to extend our festival beyond the
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In the Like an Artist project, the Van Eyck in Maastricht, Netherlands offers three one-month working periods to artists, designers, writers and other makers, in the period April – June. Candidates must be age 40 or above; there is no upper limit. The Like an Artist project forms part of a research study on talent development for mature artists, conducted
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Since 2016 Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre (CPAC) has conducted The Blake Prize as a bi-annual event, ensuring the future of this landmark prize. CPAC will maintain the guiding principles of The Blake Prize, continuing to engage contemporary artists, both nationally and internationally, in conversations concerning faith, spirituality, religion, hope, humanity, social justice, belief and non
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Artists are invited to submit an application for selection into the 2018 Wyndham Art Prize. The Wyndham Art Prize is a national prize attracting artists from all over Australia with a non-acquisitive award of $10,000, a People’s Choice award of $2000 and $6000 of bursary opportunities from Deakin University *conditions apply Selected artists will be exhibited
Horizon is inviting submissions from artists or groups of artists to develop and present new work as part of Art in Place, a focus-area for the Horizon Festival in 2018. Artists are influenced and inspired by the place they live and the stories embedded there. The Sunshine Coast has a diverse and inspiring landscape, from rich
From December 2017 Outer Space Artist Run Initiative will occupy a two story warehouse space in West End leased and supported by the Brisbane City Council. Impressive in scale, this space allows us to offer opportunities for artists to develop their practice and exhibit ambitious new projects. Outer Space is excited to invite artists to
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Design Thinking has transcended the hipster and become a mainstay of learning, designing and general making. This is your practical, hands-on introduction with experts that know what they’re talking about. No experience required, just bring with you an open mind and willing hands. Would you like to know a little bit more about Design Thinking?
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Call for applications for the 5th Land Art Mongolia. We seek applications from emerging and mid-career artists, experience in environmental art is requested. The program is designed to pursue personal creative work and share in collegial interaction within a small community of Mongolian and international artists. During the Biennial production invited artists are accommodated in traditional gers
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Call for entries from Arts at CERN for the Collide International residency award, a unique opportunity for artists to spend time at CERN, European Organisation for Nuclear Research in Geneva. We are pleased to announce the third edition of the Collide International Residency award, a major international residency programme as part of the CERN and FACT
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Visual artists (painting, drawing, printmaking), art historians and researchers are invited to apply for the intensive 2-week residential ‘Horse and Art’ programme at HARP Horse and Art Research Program in Hungary. It is intended for artists who are interested in combining equine studies and visual arts. They are looking for artists interested in horse culture, as
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Call for artists around the world – The #Rijksakademie provides time and space for research, experiment and production. We offer emerging professional artists from both the Netherlands and abroad an opportunity to develop their work and ideas at the highest level. The Rijksakademie van beeldende kunsten is an international residency program based in Amsterdam. During their two-year residency, emerging
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xCoAx 6th Conference on Computation, Communication, Aesthetics and X is an exploration of the intersection where computational tools and media meet art and culture, in the form of a multi-disciplinary enquiry on aesthetics, computation, communication and the elusive X factor that connects them all. xCoAx, taking place in Madrid in July 2018, has a call for papers,
The Association for Cultural Economics International (ACEI) invites you to attend its 20th International Conference on Cultural Economics to be held at RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia from Tuesday June 26th to Friday 29th, 2018. The call for papers is open. ACEI2018 aims to provide a forum for discussion on a range of issues impacting the
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Künstlerhaus Büchsenhausen in Austria invites visual and media artists, art critics, theorists, and curators to apply for a fellowship in 2018–2019 (1 October 2018–2 June 2019). Candidates can apply for a five-month fellowship. Professional visual/media artists, art theorists, art critics, and curators from all over the world are eligible for the fellowship. Künstlerhaus Büchsenhausen is a
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The CURATORIAL PROGRAM FOR RESEARCH announces its OPEN CALL for CPR 2018: DIMMING THE NORTHERN LIGHTS The Curatorial Program for Research (CPR) is pleased to announce its open call for curators to participate in CPR 2018: Dimming the Northern Lights. In this program curators will travel to the Nordic region, visiting Faroe Islands, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden.
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The wildlife from Cape York Peninsula visit Brisbane in the form of new works from Wik and Kugu Art Centre, Aurukun. Featuring: Bevan Namponan, Bruce Bell, David Marpoondin, Garry Namponan, Horace Wikmunea, Keith Wikmunea, Kenneth Bruce Wolmby, Leigh Namponan, Leo Namponan, Lex Namponan, Roderick Yunkaporta, Sammy Kerinden & Vernon Marbendinar. Online Exhibition
Doyoung Lee’s expanded forms of abstractions are born out of actions in the way of a monotonous labour – knotting, baking, layering, polishing, cutting, sanding, grinding, scraping, tightening, drilling, scoring, knitting, etc. These six works share a common trait in terms of the use of non-traditional media including magazine pages, wooden benchtops, an oil-based putty,
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Artists: Jackalyn Archibald, Randell Armitage, Peter Bray, Antone Bruinsma, Vincent Byrne, Lindy Collin, Jo D’Hage, Kathy Fenton, Wayne Edwards, Noel Herberg, Claudje Lecompte, Jo Logan, Dennis McCart, Scott McDougall, Brian Merriman, Alan Owen, John Waller, Jan Williams Change is the key rationale of this exhibition. The title refers to David Bowie’s song, Changes — a
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Petite Pieces 2018: Aspire’s Annual Small Pieces Competition – Call for Artists From 7 September – 24 January 2018, Aspire Gallery will be hosting their fourth annual ‘petite pieces’ competition. ‘petite pieces’ is an open theme, open medium small pieces competition open to artists of any skill level. The only restriction is that work
Through solo and collaborative works, Jordan Azcune’s practice develops from the act of playing. This artistic practice appropriates quotidian materials in order to communicate a joking and formal intersection between contemporary art and architecture. Azcune utilises colour, kinetics, and improvisation in a playful yet technically sophisticated manner to respond critically yet humorously to failed 20th
Lab.9 art contest, is a call for submissions open to all kind of artists. Works allowed in the art competition are: drawings, paintings, sculptures, photographs, graphics, mix media and video. A great opportunity for the artists, which can win a cash prize, have the possibility to exhibit the artworks in Venice in March 2018 and
Foursite is a new, free, quarterly and print-only Queensland arts periodical. Foursite is seeking submissions from Queensland-based artists, art professionals, galleries and museums for its first issue. The nature of foursite will depend on the submissions it receives. Material for submission could include: – Interviews with nominated artists (all media) and art professionals – Images
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In 2018 Griffith University Art Museum is launching a series of life drawing classes. Hosted by guest artists, each event will give participants the chance to engage with and learn from a respected Brisbane art practitioner in an intimate Museum setting. First Session: Wednesday 17 January, 6:00pm – 9:00pm Facilitator: Kellie O’Dempsey Cost: $15 (includes refreshments)
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FELTspace now invites artists / curators / collectives to submit proposals to exhibit during September – December 2018. Proposals must be received by midnight Sunday 14th January. FELTspace welcomes solo or group exhibitions focusing on contemporary art practice. Submitting a proposal is no guarantee of acceptance. Please note FELTspace does not exhibit work by current
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Melancholy and the Memorial presents a body of work created as part of Macindoe’s practice-led Master of Fine Arts. Using multi-channel text and video installations, Macindoe’s work acts as a response to traditional forms of language and its limitations in representing loss. The practice aims to reframe the dialogue around public expressions of grief and
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Across Saturday 27 and Sunday 28 January, the Australian Cinémathèque will screen a collection of films that look at the life and work of Genesis BREYER P-ORRIDGE. These free screenings provide a rare opportunity to see Throbbing Gristle collaborations with English filmmaker Derek Jarman, music videos by Psychic TV and documentaries on P-Orridge and the late
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Upper Partialism #16 is proud to feature French artists Duthoit / Hautzinger. Isabelle Duthoit and Franz Hautzinger are virtuosic players that focus on the exploration of expressive acoustic extended techniques. The duet is an intimate meeting, not only because of the personal connection between Duthoit and Hautzinger but more due to the emotional tone of
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The Institute of Modern Art is pleased to present two concurrent exhibitions by Goldin+Senneby and Amalia Pica. These are the artists’ first solo presentations in Australia. Amalia Pica: please open hurry The second chapter of Amalia Pica’s two-part exhibition features newly commissioned works, supported by the Keir Foundation and developed by Pica on a residency at Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art, Colorado, USA, in
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Party into 2018 with Metro Arts! Join us for our 2018 Launch and be the first to find out what we have in store for you in the New Year. Metro Arts is for everyone and everyone is welcome. Bring your friends, meet the artists, and celebrate a cracking year of contemporary art to come.
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