Calls & Jobs: CFAT Newsletter (tons of great opportunities!)
CFAT ANNOUNCEMENTS
1. CFAT Employment Opportunity – Technical Coordinator
LOCAL OPPORTUNITIES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
2. Anchor Social Centre Upcoming Events, located @ 5684 Roberts Street
3. NSCAD UNIVERSITY - Exhibitions Coordinator, (Archives, Collections and Public Art)
4. Operation Wake Up!...brought to you by the CKDU News Collective
5. AUDIO/SOUND ART COLLECTIVE @ CKDU
6. CKDU IS HIRING A MUSIC DIRECTOR!
7. Contract Position Available - Atlantic Film Festival Association
8. Contract Position Available - Atlantic Film Festival Association
9. Contract Position - The Atlantic Film Festival Association (AFFA)
10. Nocturne festival brings art in Halifax into the ‘night spotlight’
11. CBC Script Joy Award offer scriptwriters $10,000.
12. 2008-2009 VANS MENTORSHIP PROGRAM* CALL FOR APPLICATIONS
13. Call for Submission - Video From the Balcony | Lunenburg Opera House Show | NS | JUL 15
14. Northern Video Art Port | CALL
15. Halifax Submission Call: 161 Gallon Gallery
16. Marketing Director - Eastern Front Theatre, Dartmouth, NS
NATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES & EVENTS
17. Canada Council for the Arts : Program Officers, Media Arts Section
18. Continental Drift International Short Film Festival
19. 2008 SILVER WAVE FILM FESTIVAL
20. Call for Submissions - East Gate New Media Festival, Dali, Yunnan province, China
21. The Banff New Media Institute and Visual Arts programs are currently seeking candidates for the following positions:
22. ATTENTION FILMMAKERS! CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
23. Project8: Call for Super8
24. aceartinc. | Call for 2009 -2010 programming year | AUG 1
25. CALL TO ARTISTS - FIRE STATION NO. 5
26. Hamilton Artists Inc. Call for Proposals
27. MODERN FUEL ARTIST-RUN CENTRE KINGSTON, ONTARIO is accepting applications for ADMINISTRATIVE DIRECTOR (25 hrs/week)
28. The Banff Centre - Visual Arts Residencies Call for Applications
29. CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS ESPACE VIDÉOGRAPHE 2009-2010 PROGRAMMING
30. aceartinc.
1. Employment Opportunity
Centre for Art Tapes, Halifax, Nova Scotia
Position: Technical Coordinator
Terms: Position commences Mid - August 2008
28 hours/week Tuesday - Friday
Includes health and dental benefits
Salary Range: $12.00 - $14.00/hr commensurate with experience
Application Deadline Friday August 1st, 2008.
The Centre for Art Tapes has been active in Halifax for over twenty-nine years, and in that time it has been able to fill many essential cultural needs for the media arts community. Since its formation as a not-for-profit artist-run Society for the presentation of media art the organization has grown into an indispensable resource for a broad range of people. We provide both the membership and the general public with opportunities to experience innovative media-arts exhibitions, and we support independent artists through annual programs, educational initiatives, and by offering general access to facilities and equipment. Our membership of over 130 people use the Centre to create independent media artwork on a year round basis.
The Technical Coordinator ensures that the Centre’s equipment and production resources are up to date and in good working order. The Coordinator is responsible for being the liaison between the equipment and the artists using the Centre. The Coordinator will have the opportunity to chair committees, teach workshops and develop new initiatives. It is essential that the Technical Coordinator have a good working knowledge of the video, audio and new media software and hardware at the Centre. The Technical Coordinator reports to the Executive Director and is responsible for ensuring that policies related to technical services are implemented.
Applicants must have completed a related post-secondary program and be active within the media arts community.
Responsibilities:
The Technical Coordinator is responsible for:
- Ensuring that production field equipment and in-house facilities remain in good working order.
- Providing Technical assistance to artists using the Centre’s equipment and facilities.
- Providing Technical assistance for Programs (Scholarships and Residencies) as well as for Exhibitions and Presentations.
- Researching equipment and working with an Equipment Committee to support funding applications.
- Maintaining and revising policy based on usage, equipment, and the needs of artists.
- Communicating with other local arts organizations with regard to technical collaborations and sharing of equipment for special projects.
- Sharing front desk responsibilities during open hours.
- Preparing equipment for rental and tracking equipment when it is off-site.
- Preparing Screening Copies for Public Presentations.
- Preparing Media For Upload to our Website.
Please address applications to:
Personnel Committee
c/o Ilan Sandler, Executive Director
Centre for Art Tapes
5600 Sackville Street, Room 207
Halifax, Nova Scotia
B3J 1L2
Any inquiries may be emailed to: cfat.operations@ns.sympatico.ca
We thank all applicants for their interest; however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted. Please visit our website for more information about the Centre.
www.centreforarttapes.ca
LOCAL OPPORTUNITIES & EVENTS
2. Anchor Social Centre Upcoming Events, located @ 5684 Roberts Street
Thursday, July 10th - Workshop - Organizational Structure & Roles
Saturday, July 12th - Visioning Day! This will be an awesome day where we meet to discuss our vision for the future of the centre. Please come and share your voice!
Saturday, July 19th - Join us for the 24-hour Zine Challenge and Anchor anniversary extravaganza!
anchor archive regional zine project
(902) 446-1788, anchorarchive@gmail.com, anchor.revolt.org
3. NSCAD UNIVERSITY - Exhibitions Coordinator, (Archives, Collections and Public Art)
SALARY RANGE: Rank 0 (Minimum salary of $16.76/hour)
UNION:FUNSCAD Unit II
DEPARTMENT: Gallery
HOURS OF WORK: Regular Part-Time, 28 hours per week (includes evening and weekends to attend openings), 4 days a week, 9am - 5pm
Deadline: July 9, 2008
POSITION SUMMARY
The Exhibitions Coordinator (Archives, Collections and Pubic Art) is responsible for ensuring care and maintenance of the NSCAD Permanent Collection and Archives and for providing assistance, access, or information to external researchers or curators in relation to the Collection. In addition, the Coordinator will ensure the planning and implementation of the public art program of the Gallery and provide assistance with installation as well as proper handling of art works on the NSCAD campus. The Coordinator will work in collaboration with the Director and will be responsible for some day-to-day supervision of student assistants and/or interns. In fulfilling the responsibilities of the position, the incumbent will ensure the application of adequate health and safety policies and practices.
SPECIFICATIONS
* A Bachelor of Fine Arts degree with knowledge of, and interest in contemporary art, and three to four years experience with professional art handling, construction techniques and the tools and equipment related to public art installation or the equivalent experience and education is required.
* The incumbent must have proficiency in exhibition installation, lighting, museum registration methods, the conservation of works of art, familiarity with database programs and digital design software. Experience working in a post-secondary educational environment is an asset.
* Very good interpersonal skills and an ability to communicate effectively orally and in writing are essential and well-developed organizational and time management skills are required.
* Due to the nature of the equipment and/or materials used, the incumbent must be attentive and responsive to potential safety hazards and take appropriate precautionary measures as required. WHMIS and Emergency First Aid training are assets and the successful candidate will have to complete this training within a very short time of commencing work.
* Frequently, this position must coordinate the lifting of heavy objects such as artwork, pedestals, crates, ladders, and scaffolding and construction materials. The incumbent may be required to climb ladders in order to perform tasks. A valid driver's license is required (for use of the NSCAD van as required).
Applications may be directed to: Director of Human Resources, NSCAD University, 5163 Duke Street, Halifax, Nova Scotia, B3J 3J6 or e-mailed as an MS Word file to kbuchanan@nscad.ca . Deadline for applications, July 9, 2008.
NSCAD University - Founded in Halifax in 1887, NSCAD University is an international centre of excellence for the study, practice, and teaching of the visual arts. NSCAD University offers Master of Design and Master of Fine Arts degrees along with Bachelor of Design degrees in Interdisciplinary Design, and Bachelor of Fine Arts degrees in Ceramics, Film, Fine Art, Intermedia, Jewellery and Metalsmithing, Photography, and Textiles. Currently, there are over 1000 students enrolled in graduate and undergraduate programs.
4. Operation Wake Up!...brought to you by the CKDU News Collective
Monday - Friday @ 8am - 9am on CKDU 88.1 FM...or listen online at ckdu.ca at your convenience by checking out the archives and plugging in the relevent time and date. Operation Wake Up! is an alternative news and documentary show focused on social and environmental justice, locally and beyond. We'll also tell you what it's like outside and about community events....so turn down the corporate media and turn us up!
* psst....The last Tuesday of each month, OWU! will be focused on Atlantica
5. AUDIO/SOUND ART COLLECTIVE @ CKDU
CKDU is looking for members to form a new audio/sound art collective. This collective will be responsible for programming a "radio gallery" that will feature installations of sound art on a regular basis. The Audio/sound art collective will also be engaged in other work supporting and engaging with audio and sound art.
For more information and to find out about our first meeting please contact Leah Girardo at: leah@ckdu.ca
Leah Girardo
Station Coordinator
CKDU 88.1 FM
6136 University Ave.
Halifax, Nova Scotia
B3H 4J2 CANADA
info@ckdu.ca
www.ckdu.ca
Office Line:
902.494.6479
Request Line:
902.494.2487
6. CKDU IS HIRING A MUSIC DIRECTOR!
CKDU-FM is the non-profit campus-based community radio station at Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia. CKDU is mandated to provide an alternative to private and public broadcasters, providing a forum for diverse and under-represented voices, music and news. The station broadcasts within the HRM 24 hours a day, 365 days a year and is run by more than 200 volunteers.
Nature of the Job:
The Music Director is responsible for the upkeep and maintenance of the music library and music databases, as well as working with the Program Director to ensure that music programming fulfills CKDU's mandate. The Music Director's duties include, but are not limited to, encouraging volunteer initiatives to connect music programming to the broader community, holding a weekly Music Library training session, compiling and reporting the weekly charts, facilitating the production of Radio Numerica (the two-hour weekly chart countdown show), and processing new releases, considering genre representation and musical diversity, quality and space. The Music Director is part of the CKDU staff collective, which meets weekly and makes decisions through consensus.
This is a part-time 20 hour per week position at a rate of $15.75 per hour. Start date is July 28, 2008.
Applicable Skills:
Past experience with community organizations and a demonstrated ability to work with volunteers are essential. The Music Director must be supportive of a wide variety of cultural and musical expressions. Effective administration and library maintenance skills are essential. The Music Director should have a strong level of comfort working with computers and databases. They should also be proficient with software that includes (but is not limited to) email clients, web browsers, file transfer applications, and word processing. Practical experience in music programming and radio production are assets. Familiarity with digital audio and the Linux OS are beneficial.
Applying:
Application deadline: 5:00PM AST, Friday, July 18, 2008.
Submit a resume with a cover letter in person, by mail or pasted into the body of an email (we will not accept or open email attachments, and we do not accept applications via fax) to:
Music Director Hiring Committee
c/o CKDU - FM
6136 University Ave.
Halifax, NS B3H 4J2
or
MDHCckdu@gmail.com
CKDU is an equal opportunity employer and strongly encourages applications from minority and under-represented groups.
7. Contract Position Available - Atlantic Film Festival Association
Contract Position(s): Volunteer Coordinator
Contract Term: July 21– October 3, 2008 (11 weeks)
Remuneration: $425 weekly
The Volunteer Coordinator, reporting to the Director of Operations is responsible to administer and develop the volunteer program. This includes
1) Conducting a volunteer needs assessment with all festival departments;
2) recruiting, advertising for and selecting volunteers; 3) maintaining electronic database of volunteers;
4) developing Information and best conduct manuals for both staff and volunteers;
5) Scheduling 300 -400 volunteers into shifts for festival activities.
Qualifications (minimum requirements):
? A pleasant, approachable and outgoing manner and a high level of comfort in dealing with people at a variety of levels.
? Must be organized with good time management skills.
? A good knowledge of computer literacy, preferably with MacIntosh computers.
? Excellent use of the English language and good overall communication skills. ? Ability to solve problems, be self-motivated and take initiative.
? Flexible attitude and ability to remain unfazed in a hectic festival environment.
? Able to take direction and to work in a team environment.
? Must be analytical with a critical mind.
? Ability to prioritize and multi-task.
Other desirable assets (not required, but any of these would be a bonus):
? Ability to use different computer programs such as, Filemaker Pro database, Microsoft Office
including Word, and Excel.
? Interest and/or knowledge in the film and television industry
? Experience in event and festival environments
The AFFA is non-profit charitable organization committed to becoming an integrated cultural event producer of international significance, the film, TV, music and new media sectors. Under the umbrella of the AFFA, there are four main entities: 28th Atlantic Film Festival, 11th Strategic Partners Co-Production Market, 7th ViewFinders: International Film Festival for Youth and alFresco filmFesto. The Atlantic Film Festival is one of top film festivals in Canada and is held every September in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Strong East Coast roots support a unique format for AFF with its distinctive focus on film and music. Large enough to attract the world’s most notable actors, directors and producers, but intimate enough to be innovative and flexible in its approach to the changing needs of the industry, the AFF provides an unpretentious atmosphere for watching some of the best international, Canadian and Atlantic Canadian films, while showcasing some of the best musical talent the region offers. In addition to film screenings and live musical performances the AFF provides a comprehensive business and professional development program for delegates called the Inspired Industry Sessions. These panels, workshops and one-on-one meetings offer opportunities to learn, listen and network with some of the top industry players.
If you are interested in this position, please submit a resume and covering letter no later than Wednesday July 9, 2008 at 5:00 pm. No phone calls please. Send or fax information to:
Human Resources – Operations
The Atlantic Film Festival
PO Box 36139
Halifax, NS B3J 3S9
Fax: (902) 422-4006
Email: festival@atlanticfilm.com (MS Word or PDF documents only)
The Atlantic Film Festival is an equal opportunity employer. Thank you to everyone who applies however only those selected for an interview will be contacted.
8. Contract Position Available - Atlantic Film Festival Association
Contract Position: Travel & Housing Coordinator
Contract Term: July 21 – September 26, 2008 (10 weeks)
Remuneration: $450 per week
The Atlantic Film Festival Association (AFFA) is currently accepting applications for the position of Travel & Housing Coordinator for the 28th Atlantic Film Festival.
Position Purpose: The Travel & Housing Coordinator oversees travel and housing arrangements for all festival guests ensuring an enjoyable and productive festival experience.
Specific Responsibilities Include:
? Booking travel and hotel rooms for festival guests and filmmakers within a specified budget.
? Securing local lodging for visiting filmmakers and delegates when needed.
? Working with Transportation Coordinator to arrange transportation to/from the airport and to/from special events.
? Assist Industry Marketing Coordinator as required.
Qualifications:
? Friendly and outgoing. This is a front line position and the candidate must be professional, extremely personable and have effective verbal and written communication skills.
? Must be extremely organized, able to work in a high-pressure environment.
? Experience with MacIntosh Computers and software (Filemaker Pro, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel) is an asset
? Must be willing to work extensive hours leading up to and during the event.
? Ability to work well in a team and independently.
? Prior experience supervising and training volunteer staff an asset
If you are interested in this position, please submit a resume and covering letter no later than Wednesday July 9, 2008 at 5:00 pm. No phone calls please. Send or fax information to:
Human Resources – Travel & Housing Coordinator
The Atlantic Film Festival
PO Box 36139
Halifax, NS B3J 3S9
Fax: (902) 422-4006
Email: employment@atlanticfilm.com (MS Word documents only)
The Atlantic Film Festival is an equal opportunity employer. Thank you to everyone who applies however only those selected for an interview will be contacted.
9. Contract Position - The Atlantic Film Festival Association (AFFA)
Contract Position: Box Office Manager, Back of House
Contract Term: July 23 to October 3, 2008
Time Commitment: Part-time hours to start (15 hours per week) and full-time hours starting mid August/September.
Contract Fee: $5000 flat fee (Based on approximately 250 hours at $20 per hr) The Atlantic Film Festival Association is currently accepting applications for the position of Back of House (BOH) Box Office Manager for the 28th Atlantic Film Festival. The BOH Box Office Manager works closely with the Box Office Manager, Front of House, to manage the ticketing operations of the 28th Atlantic Film Festival, September 11 – 20, 2008. Key responsibilities include managing the internal ticketing procedures and systems, review & update policies and procedures, daily and accurate sales reporting, and financial reconciliation. Reporting to the Director of Operations, the ideal candidate is an exceptionally organized ticketing professional with demonstrated experience working on major events. The successful applicant will have a talent for problem solving and a strong commitment to providing superior customer service. The Box Office Manager must work well under pressure and be committed to working in a team environment.
Key Responsibilities:
? Manage the allocation and processing of internal ticketing including opening and closing night, sponsor complimentary tickets, media, staff and VIP passes as required;
? Implement systems, internally and externally which streamline the ticketing and booking process;
? Supply Festival information to all Box Office staff & volunteers regularly including program changes, additional price points, sold out sessions and other relevant Festival information;
? Supply Executive Management, and Marketing and Communications Manager relevant ticketing information, sales patterns and sell-out sessions;
? Create systems both internally and externally which enable efficient daily, weekly and end of festival reporting of ticket sales and patterns;
? Generate daily ticketing reports as required;
? Upon completion of Festival, prepare written final report, detailing all aspects of festival ticketing and event sales, with recommendations for future events.
The ideal candidate will meet the following criteria:
? At least two years Box office operation experience
? Previous experience within a major event or festival
? Experience in preparing and writing reports (including sales, reconciliations and event reports).
? Proven ability to work in a high-pressured environment, with competing priorities, stakeholders and deadlines.
? Exceptional attention to detail, with excellent written and verbal communication skills.
? Proven experience in managing staff and the public in a customer service focused role.
? Computer and administration skills packages include FileMaker Pro, Microsoft Word and Excel programs.
? Knowledge of tix/sys or other computerized ticketing systems.
? Knowledge of and interest in film.
HOW TO APPLY:
Please send, fax or email résumé and cover letter to:
Human Resources – Box Office Manager
The Atlantic Film Festival Association
P.O. Box 36139
Halifax, NS B3J 3S9
Fax: (902) 422-4006
E-mail: employment@atlanticfilm.com (MS Word or PDF documents only)
No phone calls please.
The Atlantic Film Festival Association is an equal opportunity employer. Thank you to everyone who applies, however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.
APPLICATION DEADLINE: July 11, 2008 no later than 5:00 PM
10. Nocturne festival brings art in Halifax into the ‘night spotlight’
Halifax, NS - Nocturne: Art at Night is an arts festival bringing light, colour, art and energy to the downtown streets of Halifax between 6:00pm and midnight on Saturday, October 18, 2008. Inspired by the success and popularity of similar late-night arts festivals occurring all over the world (most notably, events like “Nuit Blanche” in cities including Paris, Montreal and Toronto), Nocturne will celebrate the dynamic and exciting arts community here in Halifax, bringing together visual and performing arts with street-level accessibility.
Ray Cronin, Director, Art Gallery of Nova Scotia notes,"The Art Gallery of Nova Scotia is very pleased to be involved in this event that allows collaboration with so many of the great galleries in Halifax. It will be a great night for everyone who participates."
Designed and initiated by volunteers within the community, Nocturne will be a signature arts event for Halifax that is easily accessible, free of charge and completely unique to the city.
Ineke Graham, Director at Studio 21 says, "It's something that anyone can enjoy. A lot of people are around and about at night with the many universities, hopefully we can attract them."
Halifax tourists and residents alike will have the opportunity to visit a number of the city’s art organizations, including both public and private art galleries, and experience art in many of the Halifax's public spaces. Galleries and art organizations that have confirmed their involvement include: Anna Leonowens, VANS, Saint Mary's, Viewpoint, Studio 21, Dalhousie, Page and Strange, MSVU, Secord, Vieth St., Argyle Fine Art, AGNS, and more.
The intention of the event is to encourage attendees to experience a variety of exhibitions and installations in one evening. An event program and map will be available to all participants and announced at a later date.
Nocturne: Art at Night will be a new celebration of culture for HRM, encouraging both growth and interest in the vibrant arts community that calls Halifax home.
For more information visit the website at www.nocturnehalifax.ca.
For more information contact:
Media Contact:
Abby Dickinson
dickinsonabby@hotmail.com
902-209-9301
11. CBC Script Joy Award offer scriptwriters $10,000.
When: Applications available now. Deadline Friday August 29, 2008.
Annual CBC Television Broadcast Script Joy Award 2008, part of the annual Linda Joy Media Arts Awards offers emerging screenwriters and scriptwriters $10,000 in support.
This award provides a writer with $5000 cash and up to $5000 in services towards the development of a second or later draft broadcast script anywhere in the Atlantic Provinces. Details and application forms are available at lindajoy.com.
Emerging writers, screenwriters or scriptwriters residing in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island or Newfoundland are eligible to apply. See the application form for more detailed information regarding elegibility, or view the Joy Award guidelines online.
Scripts submitted should be in their second or later draft, and must be a short drama up to a half-hour, or a documentary up to one hour.
This Joy Award includes;
$5000 in cash towards second or later draft of a script intended for television (short drama up to half-hour, or documentary up to one hour), plus Up to $5000 in production and/or post-production services, subject to scheduling availability, towards a demo for the script, or towards a writer’s demo reel.
The deadline for receiving applications is Friday August 29, 2008, at 5:00 PM.
The successful applicant will be announced at the Linda Joy Media Arts Brunch, and again at an Awards event during the Atlantic Film Festival in September. The successful applicant is selected by a jury of peers.
The Joy Awards are the largest independent media production awards in Eastern Canada. The Linda Joy Media Arts Society has recognized and supported excellence in emerging media arts talent in Atlantic Canada for 23 years.
The Linda Joy Awards alumni include many of this region's most successful talent like Andrea Dorfman (Director, Love That Boy, Parsley Days, Flower In My Pedal, etc), Mike Clattenberg? (Director, Trailer Park Boys, etc), Helen Hill (Drirector, Bohemian Town, Madame Winger Makes A Film, Mouseholes, etc), Marc Almon (Director, Wake of Calumn McLeod, etc), Shandi Mitchell (Director, Tell Me, Baba's House, etc), Rodrigue Jean (Director, Full Blast, etc), and many others.
More information and application forms are available at:
www.lindajoy.com
For information contact
info@lindajoy.com
902.420.4522
Media inquiries regarding this or any Joy Award, including the Helen Hill Animated Award 2008, should be directed to Will Roberts at info@lindajoy.com , 902.420.4522, or 902.495.8220.
The Linda Joy Awards are made possible by our generous sponsors;
CBC Television Presenting Partner; PS Atlantic; Power Post; Nova Scotia Department of Tourism, Culture & Heritage; The Atlantic Studios Cooperative; The National Film Board of Canada; The Atlantic Filmmakers Cooperative; The New Brunswick Filmmakers Cooperative; Kodak Canada Inc.; Technicolor; The Newfoundland Independent Filmmakers Cooperative; New Brunswick Film, 45 North; CTV; The Centre For Art Tapes; The Newfoundland Film Development Corporation; Streely Maid Films; Prime Insurance Agency Inc.; The Atlantic Film Festival; The Silver Wave Film Festival.
Will
legion.will@gmail.com
p1x.blogspot.com
mediaX.co.nr
12. 2008-2009 VANS MENTORSHIP PROGRAM* CALL FOR APPLICATIONS
Deadline: July 15, 2008
Visual Arts Nova Scotia's Mentorship Program will pair established artists with emerging artists (not necessarily young artists, but those at the beginning of their artistic careers) to take part in a ten-month-long mentorship. The program aims to give emerging artists an opportunity to develop and refine their practice and to provide established artists an opportunity to share their experience, knowledge, and insight. Over the course of the program, mentors and apprentices will meet one-on-one, at least once a month, and three times as a group.
For detailed description, visit our webpage:
http://vans.ednet.ns.ca/mentorship/mentorship_2007.htm
For more information contact:
Kate McKenna
Membership and Outreach Coordinator
423-4694
communicate@visualarts.ns.ca
13. Call for Submission - Video From the Balcony | Lunenburg Opera House Show | NS | JUL 15
The second annual Lunenburg Opera House Show is taking place from August 7, 2008 to August 17, 2008 in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Focusing on the broad interpretation of 'place,' this has deliberately been left wide open for the interpretation of the artist.
Please send work on data DVD accompanied by cv, bio and artist statement. Materials will not be returned.
Deadline: July 15
Submissions can be made to:
Video From the Balcony
c/o Kristy O'Leary
P.O.Box. 1914
Lunenburg, N.S.
B0J 2C0
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14. Northern Video Art Port | CALL
Artists, send one video art DVD to N.V.A.P, 2664 Fuller Terrace, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, B3K 3V7 for participation in Northern Video Art Port, a domestic video art exchange service. Videos must be the work of the sender and must be accompanied by one self-addressed, padded envelope, sufficiently stamped to secure Canada's greatest postal distances. Do not include a bio, C.V. or statement. With every video the artist submits to N.V.A.P (a maximum of three videos, independently mailed), they will receive another artist's video in return that they are obligated to screen privately or publicly. N.V.A.P will not inform the artist of the new location of their video, however, the artist's contact information will be provided to the receiver. Contact is not necessary. N.V.A.P requests that receivers refrain from asking the artist for a bio, C.V. or statement in relation to the N.V.A.P video screening. Senders should not expect the return of their work. N.V.A.P is for video art senders and receivers in Canada only. Payments for N.V.A.P's services are encouraged, but not necessary. For additional information contact: videoartport@gmail.com.
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15. Halifax Submission Call: 161 Gallon Gallery
161 Gallon Gallery is seeking submissions for 2008 and beyond. There are no limitations in media or theme, however preference will be given to local artists and those who consider the characteristics of the space. The gallery is located in a closet space along a stairway in a two-story Halifax domicile. The dimensions are 35.5" x 37 x 34" (height x width x depth) with a door 29" x 19" (height x width). We highly recommend that you come see it before submitting. Feel free to call and make an appointment or drop by.
Submitting is easy. All we request is an idea, some diagrams or visual aid if possible, your contact info, and a desire to work with the space. Please send submissions on a postcard or letter to:
161 gallon gallery
1-6014 Cunard Street
Halifax, NS
B3K 1E4
About 161 Gallon Gallery
161 Gallon Gallery is a white cube gallery, but not a “White Cube” gallery, initiated by three local artists: Dan Joyce, Miriam Moren, and Ryan Park. It is a diminutive space based in a residential home in Halifax, with a volume of 161 gallons. Our objective is to provide an intimate, alternative place outside of the institution where experimental, spontaneous art is possible and a location for the creative community of Halifax to support each other’s practices.
We are open to the public from 10 am to 3 pm Saturdays or by appointment.
For more information or for a good time, call 423.2706 or email 161gallongallery@gmail.com.
16. Marketing Director - Eastern Front Theatre, Dartmouth, NS
Eastern Front Theatre is seeking an enthusiastic and motivated individual for the full-time position of Marketing Director.
Eastern Front Theatre produces and presents theatre that Nova Scotian audiences enjoy as satisfying, innovative and excellent.? With an operating budget of $550,000, the company focuses on Atlantic Canadian artists and their work, provides creative opportunities, and increases the body and vitality of our dramatic literature.? Entering its 16th season, Eastern Front produces 3 mainstage shows through the fall and winter and presents a national theatre festival each spring.
The Marketing Director is responsible for the planning and implementation of the annual marketing strategy, with a focus on media relations.? Other areas of responsibility include: audience development; supervision of subscription and single ticket sales; publicity and communications; publications (house programme and ad sales); online marketing and e-communications; market research as necessary. ?This position supervises a contract graphic designer and website developer. ?Further, the successful candidate will be responsible for sponsorship packages and will be directly responsible for the sponsor benefits programme.? This position also helps organize special fund raising events throughout the year and participates in corporate development, both of which are vital to the financial stability of the company.?
Qualifications:
Experience in marketing in artsadministration or not-for-profit sector
Relevant post-secondaryeducation in marketing or arts administration
Excellent verbal and writtencommunication skills, including strong computer skills
Ability to network and maintaincommunity, client, and sponsor relationships
Experience in fundraising,sponsorships, and event planning
The ability to workindependently, and according to set targets and deadlines
Ability to work as part of a close team
Salary commensurate with experience.? Starting summer 2008.
Please send résumé by July 10th to:
Eastern Front Theatre
PO Box 11
Dartmouth, NS? B2Y 3Y2
Fax:? 902-466-1769
E-mail: admin@easternfront.ns.ca
NATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES & EVENTS
17. Canada Council for the Arts : Program Officers, Media Arts Section
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Canada Council for the Arts is presently recruiting for two Program Officers, Media Arts Section. ?Please post this vacancy internally or forward this e-mail to candidates that may be interested in this position.
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Please visit our website at www.canadacouncil.ca ?to view the posting.
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Applications should be submitted to Roxane Barrette, Human Resources, no later than July 11, 2008 at competition1@canadacouncil.ca quoting competition number 3110 and 3112. ?For more information or for a complete job profile, please contact Rachelle Malone at 613-566-4414 extension 4114 or send an e-mail to competition@canadacouncil.ca. All applications can also be sent by fax to 613-566-4323.?
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The Employment Application Form must be completed and submitted in order to be considered for this position.
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We thank all applicants for their interest; however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.
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The Canada Council for the Arts is committed to employment equity.
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18. Continental Drift International Short Film Festival
September 26 – 28, 2008
20 Hazen Ave
Saint John NB E2L 5A5
www.cdrift.ca
info@cdrift.ca
Enter your film in the 5th Annual Continental Drift Short Film Festival Continental Drift invites you to submit your short film to the 5th annual festival. Each year we screen dozens of short films from around the world to a spirited local audience. Continental Drift is dedicated to presenting a variety of the world’s cinematic diversity, in a collection of succinct short films.
We would love to see your work. Please submit your short film, on any subject, in any genre, for consideration. The only submission criterion is that your film be 15 minutes or less in duration.
The deadline for submissions is July 25th, 2008. For full submission details, please refer to the entry form and submission information available at www.cdrift.ca.
To start the submission process, visit www.cdrift.ca. In the navigation column on the right click “Submit Your Films.” In the window that appears, click “Click here to begin your entry.”
19. 2008 SILVER WAVE FILM FESTIVAL
November 13-16, Fredericton, New Brunswick
Call for Submissions!
The 8th annual Silver Wave Film Festival (SWFF) is now accepting submissions. This year's festival takes place from November 13th to November 16th, 2008. SWFF is the annual film and video festival presented by the New Brunswick Filmmakers' Co-operative. It has both curated and competitive streams, as well as a solid line-up of social activities and workshops that get the town buzzing. This year, we are celebrating our 8th year with some new programming approaches and again we’ve waived the submission fee for filmmakers submitting so, it promises to be a good year. Save the dates and plan to attend!
Film and video projects that are accepted for screening into the SWFF and created by New Brunswick Filmmakers residing in the province and those filmmakers from away will be considered for the Silver Wave Awards.
The deadline for submissions is August 3rd, 2008, 5pm Atlantic Standard Time.
Incomplete applications and applications received after this deadline will not be accepted under any circumstances.
The following items must accompany the application:
· Completed Application form, on CD in an MS Word or .rtf type document; · List of credits;
· 3 DVD pre-screening copies of the finished project for jury consideration for awards; (NOTE: only Mini DV, Beta SP and 35 mm will be screened at the Festival. DVDS will not be accepted)
· Productions stills, in jpeg format at 300dpi resolution, on CD to be used in festival promotional materials;
· Press Kit (if available of past festival/special screenings of film/video);
· Director's Bio and headshot;
· Poster representing the film or documentary (if available);
NOTE: Submissions materials will not be returned to you by the SWFF. Please email: info@nbfilmcoop.com if you have any questions. You will be advised whether or not your submission has been accepted for screening in advance of the festival.
20. Call for Submissions - East Gate New Media Festival, Dali, Yunnan province, China
This event is an opportunity to present to a Chinese audience, innovative independent media artwork from Canada, Europe and China and to highlight a diversity of voices and visions from various cultural communities. The objective of the event is to develop local accessibility to new media art and to advance the understanding and appreciation of media arts in Chinese audiences.
For full information visit: http://www.incompletedislocations.net/EastGateChina/call.html
21. The Banff New Media Institute and Visual Arts programs are currently seeking candidates for the following positions:
BNMI Almost Perfect Residency: Technical Line Producer
Program dates: October 27 - December 5, 2008
Application Deadline: September 26, 2008
BNMI Co-production Lab: Liminal Screen
Program dates: February 20 – March 31, 2009
Application deadline: December 5, 2008
Financial assistance and stipend available for work study opportunities.
For more information on work study opportunities, residencies, programs, and to apply, visit: www.banffcentre.ca or call 1.800.565.9989.
Contact: The Banff Centre, Office of the Registrar
Email: arts_info@banffcentre.ca
Phone: 403.762.6180
107 Tunnel Mountain Drive
Box 1020, Banff, Alberta
Canada T1L 1H5
22. ATTENTION FILMMAKERS! CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
Rendezvous with Madness is now accepting entries for its 16th anniversary program.
The Rendezvous with Madness Film Festival is North America’s premiere festival showcasing films dedicated to promoting cinematic representations of mental illness, addiction, and/or recovery. Each program is followed by a panel discussion with representatives from the filmmaking and artistic community, mental health professionals and the mental health community. In addition to providing a venue for excellent films, for the past two years we have been promoting an early understanding of mental wellness through film with our Youth Outreach Initiative and partnerships with members of the Toronto District School Board.
Rendezvous with Madness (RWM) is seeking films to screen at this year’s festival and is now accepting submissions for features, experimental, documentaries, shorts, student films, music videos, and animated films. We strive to support Canadian filmmakers, and are also interested in a global perspective and encourage international entries.
Canadian and international filmmakers who have screened at the festival include; David Cronenberg (Dead Ringers), Carl Bessai (Normal), Peter Raymont (Shake Hands with the Devil), Chris Landreth (Ryan), Todd Solondz (Happiness), Terry Zwigoff (Crumb), Bill Plympton (Smell the Flowers), and Scott Hicks (Shine).
Key Dates:
? August 11, 2008 (postmark) - Submission Deadline
For more submission information, including submission forms, please visit:
www.rendezvouswithmadness.com/callforentries.htm
? November 6 – 15, 2008 – The Rendezvous with Madness Film Festival
For more information about the festival please visit:
www.rendezvouswithmadness.com
For information, please contact:
Tina Zafreen Alam
Programming Assistant
Rendezvous with Madness Film Festival
T: 416-535-8501 x 3079 / E: tinazafreen_alam@camh.net
23. Project8: Call for Super8
The Project8 Film Collective is now seeking works for its 3rd Annual Project8 Festival that use super8mm film – this can include videos, 16mm films, performances, audio/music, and, of course, super8 films. Preference for selection will be given to works that push beyond the limits of traditional forms.
This is an open call to everyone across the galaxy. Please translate and forward to everyone you know who uses super8 film. The Project8 Film Collective is run by a group of multi-disciplinary artists living in Vancouver who are committed to small-format filmmaking. We hold workshops, and rent out super8 equipment. Every year, with our local partners and sponsors (VIVO Media Arts, Cineworks Independent Film Society, and the Purple Thistle), and funding from the Canada Council for the Arts, we run a Boot Camp for new super8 filmmakers. These new works are exhibited at our yearly festival, along with curated international programs. This year, the festival will be held on August 8th and 9th, 2008.
More info about us can be found at: www.myspace.com/project8info or at: popstart.ca/en/members/project8-film-collective Or by emailing us at: project8info@gmail.com
To make a submission, send:
1) a copy or documentation of your work in NTSC format on DVD or VHS
2) an artist statement, description or synopsis – detailing any technical specifications such as length, format for exhibition, requirements for audio or performance
3) your contact information
Postal or courier delivery to:
Project8 Film Collective
#402-747 E. 8th Ave.
Vancouver, BC
V5T 1T3 CANADA
Submissions can be dropped off in person at VIVO Media Arts, 1965 Main St.
Early Deadline: July 1st, 2008
Late Deadline (with $5 submission fee): July 15, 2008
24. aceartinc. | Call for 2009 -2010 programming year | AUG 1
aceartinc. is accepting proposals to be considered for the our 2009 -2010 programming year. Running July 1, 2009 - June 30, 2010.
Please review submission guidelines before submitting your proposal. Regular Programming is created through submissions that seek the support of aceartinc's facilities and services for public presentation.
aceartinc. is dedicated to cultural diversity in its programming and to this end encourages applications from contemporary artists and curators identifying as members of GLBT (gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered), Aboriginal (status, non-status, Inuit and Metis) and all other culturally diverse communities. aceartinc encourages proposals from individuals, groups and collectives in all visual arts media.
Regular Programming submissions are solicited through a general annual national call with a deadline of August 1st. The Selection Committee reviews submissions within the context of aceartinc's mandate and goals and makes recommendations to the board within 4 weeks of the deadline. [The Selection Committee is comprised of the Programming Coordinator, 1-2 Board Members, and 2 Community Members.]
Submission Deadline : AUGUST 1st, 2008 before 5pm.
Regular Programming Proposals must include:
When preparing your proposal, please keep in mind that each jury member receives and reviews a photo-copy of your written materials before they view your visual support material. It is to your advantage to provide written materials that are easily readable after being photocopied. Submissions that do not follow the below will be edited as such for jury to review (ie. CVs going over 2 pages).
We advise for those who do not know our establishment, to get a sense of what we've done, visit our web archives.
1. a current CV with current contact info(no more than 2 pages)
2. an artist and or curatorial statement (no more than 1 page)
3. a project proposal. note: if project is in development, please present support about the development as well as related past work
4. schedule of activities (if applicable)
5. an equipment list or itemization of special technical needs if applicable
6. image list (no more than 1 page)
7. Self- Addressed Sufficiently-Stamped Envelope (S.A.S.E.): Due to excessive costs for the gallery, your submission will not be returned without one. For return of Slides/CD-R/DVD only, please ensure correct postage for those items. Dossiers that are not claimed or pre-stamped will not be kept.
8. Support materials: up to 20 images (inc. total of 20 for group submissions)
**CD-R images must be as jpegs 72dpi, 1024 x 768 pixel, 500k (.5 MB) RGB or SRGB only. NO POWER POINT PLEASE!
other:
*video NTSC compatible or DVD max 10 minutes long and cued up
* CD-R video must be accessed only with one of the following plug-ins: Quicktime, RealPlayer, Shockwave, Windows Media Player or Flash.
*audio cassette or cd
*no more then 2 printed matter (may include essays, reviews, non-original documents of artworks that cannot otherwise be described in slide or video format. NO BOOKS PLEASE)
*NO laser-copied images, thumbnails, or original artwork.
*NO binders, folders or staples. (Paper clips only please)
*At this time we are unable to accept applications over the internet (NO URL's) or by Fax
Submission Deadline : AUGUST 1st, 2008 before 5pm.
aceartinc.
2nd.,flr. 290 McDermot Ave.
Winnipeg, Manitoba
R3B 0T2
p: 204-944-9763
www.aceart.org
Theo Sims- programme coordinator Garth Hardy- administrative coordinator Liz Garlicki- gallery assistant
25. CALL TO ARTISTS - FIRE STATION NO. 5
The Edmonton Arts Council, on behalf of the City of Edmonton, invites all Canadian and international artists to submit proposals for a public artwork at Fire Station No. 5. This open competition is held in accordance with the City of Edmonton policy "Percent for Art to Provide and Encourage Art in Public Areas" (C458B).
Budget: $60,000 (maximum, all inclusive)
Deadline for Submissions: 4:30 PM Friday, August 8, 2008
Installation: Summer 2009
An information package, including an entry form and terms of the competition, can be downloaded from our website. For more information, contact the Edmonton Arts Council.
EDMONTON ARTS COUNCIL
808, 10310 Jasper Avenue, Edmonton, AB T5J 2W4
PH: +1 (780) 424-2787 x 2
26. Hamilton Artists Inc. Call for Proposals
Proposal Deadline: July 31, 2008
2010-2011 Exhibition Schedule
Hamilton Artists Inc. (HAI) is seeking:
* a wide range of multi-disciplinary proposals from artists as well as curatorial proposals for solo, and group exhibitions in our Main Space
* community-based proposals for limited programming in the community gallery area
* intermedia works, sculpture/installation, performance art, video projection, sound art, site-responsive and relational works and other imaginative proposals for our courtyard space and the glass corridor that links the two buildings
* Writing samples/proposals for essay and catalogue production
The new home of HAI opening in November 2008, features:
Two gallery spaces - A 1200 sq. ft Main Space, and a 600 sq ft Members Space/ Community Gallery; a 2500 square ft. multi-purpose outdoor courtyard; a programmable glass corridor linking the two galleries; and a two-floor artist-in-residence space with a studio, bedroom, kitchen and bathroom.
Hamilton Artists Inc. pays CARFAC artist fees for Main Space exhibitions and related exhibition costs, and assists with shipping. For proposal guidelines please visit:
www.hamiltonartistsinc.on.ca , enter the site, and click on submissions policy. Please refer to the mandate and history sections of our website for further information.
Hamilton Artists Inc. architectural drawing – for floor plan refer to www.hamiltonartistsinc.on.ca - under submissions policy
Established in 1975, HAI is one of the founding galleries of the artist-run centre system in Canada. The organization is entering an exciting development stage as it approaches the opening of a newly purchased, multi-presentation complex in November of 2008. The new home of HAI is located with in the James St. North Arts District in Hamilton’s downtown core, located in the centre of a hub of cultural activity, including a monthly Art Crawl that attracts over five hundred visitors.
27. MODERN FUEL ARTIST-RUN CENTRE KINGSTON, ONTARIO is accepting applications for ADMINISTRATIVE DIRECTOR (25 hrs/week)
DEADLINE: July 11 2008
Modern Fuel Artist-Run Centre is seeking a motivated and organized individual for the contract position of Administrative Director (one year renewable contract).
Modern Fuel Artist-Run Centre is a non-profit organization facilitating the presentation, interpretation, and production of contemporary visual, time-based and interdisciplinary arts. Modern Fuel supports innovation and experimentation, and is committed to the education of interested publics and the diversification of its audiences. Modern Fuel is located downtown Kingston, 21a Queen Street.
This position is a renewable, 12-month contract, offers 25 hours per week at an entry-level starting wage, requires occasional evenings and Saturdays, and offers full health and dental benefits.
This position works in collaboration with the Artistic Director, and is supervised by the Board of Directors. The Administrative Director is also expected to work closely with volunteers, student placements, and other individuals and groups in the local arts communities.
Nature and Scope of Position
This position is the key service liaison with members and the general public and provides communication and administration support to all staff and volunteers at Modern Fuel.
The Administrative Director’s principle duties include:
* Day-to-day operation of the centre, including staffing, bookkeeping, budget and cash flow management (along with the Treasurer), bill and fee payments.
* Assisting with the planning and implementation of exhibition openings, special events and projects.
* Researching funding and grant opportunities, and preparing grant applications in conjunction with the Artistic Director.
* Maintaining and developing databases of volunteers.
* Recruiting new members and volunteers.
* Assisting with the implementation of the organization’s Strategic Plan, along with the Artistic Director and Board of Directors.
* Overseeing all print and electronic member communications.
* Attending to all public inquiries.
The Administrative Director is responsible for the distribution of all information relating to Modern Fuel’s programs, including updating Modern Fuel’s website, distributing email and facebook announcements and circulating printed posters and flyers.
This entry-level position also provides administrative, gallery and studio support as needed, including office coordination and cleaning, ordering of supplies, filing, answering public inquiries about Modern Fuel, its activities and exhibitions, arranging catering and volunteers for openings and events, and similar duties as requested.
The Administrative Director has regular in-person, telephone, email and written contact with members, volunteers, the general public, artists and other cultural organizations. This also includes educating the general public on the conceptual and technical basis of exhibited artworks.
Qualifications
The ideal candidate has:
* An interest in contemporary art practices and artist-run culture, with a completed undergraduate relevant degree or at least 3 years of field experience.
* Superior English oral and written communication skills.
* Demonstrated organizational and planning skills with an ability to multi-task. Attention to detail is a must.
* The ability to work cooperatively in an open-concept office, as well as work independently and in a self-directed manner when necessary.
* The ability to deal with diverse public audiences. Must be outgoing, friendly and tactful with a demonstrated commitment to service excellence.
* The ability to meet deadlines under pressure.
* Strong computer skills.
Please submit a curriculum vitae and a letter of interest to:
Hiring Committee
Modern Fuel Artist Run Centre
21a Queen Street
Kingston, Ontario, Canada K7K 1A1
Or email: modernfuel@bellnet.ca
Modern Fuel is an equal-opportunity employer. We thank all applicants for their interest; however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted. Interviews will be conducted during the week of July 14th.
All applications must be received at Modern Fuel by Friday, 11 July 2008 at 5:00 p.m. The successful candidate will start mid-August, 2008, so as to participate in a training period, and the contract will begin September 1, 2008
For more information on Modern Fuel please visit http://www.modernfuel.org
28. The Banff Centre - Visual Arts Residencies Call for Applications
Archive Restored Thematic Residency with Greg Staats
Program dates: January 5, 2009 - February 20, 2009
Application deadline: July 25, 2008
Master Class: Road Show - Travels of the Artist with Ken Lum
Program dates: January 5, 2009 - February 20, 2009
Application deadline: July 25, 2008
Self-Directed Creative Residency
Program dates: February 9, 2009 - March 31, 2009
Application deadline: July 25, 2008
Residency length: Minimum of five days
Financial assistance is available.
Other Opportunities:
Live and learn in the inspiring Canadian Rockies. The Banff Centre's work study program provides internship-style opportunities that attract talented and creative individuals who are seeking opportunities to enhance their education and pursue a career in the arts.
Visual Arts is currently seeking candidates for the following position:
Aboriginal Studio Work Study
Program dates: July 9, 2008 - March 31, 2009
Application deadline: July 3, 2008
(Applicants must be status, non-status, Metis, or Inuit)
The Banff New Media Institute is currently seeking candidates for the following position:
BNMI TV & New Media Aboriginal Work Study
Program dates: June 30, 2008 - March 31, 2009
Application deadline: When a suitable candidate is found
(Applicants must be status, non-status, Metis, or Inuit)
Other internships are also available, visit www.banffcentre.ca/ for details.
For more information and to apply to these and other opportunities:
The Banff Centre, Office of the Registrar
Email: arts_info@banffcentre.ca
Phone: 403.762.6180 or 1.800.565.9989
Box 1020, Banff, Alberta
Canada T1L 1H5
www.banffcentre.ca/va
29. CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS ESPACE VIDÉOGRAPHE 2009-2010 PROGRAMMING
Espace Vidéographe, the programming division of Vidéographe, invites artists, curators, art centres and galleries to submit proposals for video art programs and media-arts exhibitions. Every year Espace Vidéographe presents seven activities in different venues, and in partnership with other cultural organizations. Since its founding in 1998, Espace Vidéographe has been devoted to promoting and exhibiting video art in its various forms and through its relationships with other artistic disciplines.
Projects can be submitted once a year and are reviewed by a committee of peers. We welcome proposals from emerging curators and artists as well as established ones. We encourage proposals that provoke thought on the language of video and its modes of representation, encourage debate, and promote exchanges between different media-arts practices and between local and international production.
Another open call will be launched next August specifically dedicated to a video installation project (multiprojection) by an emerging Quebec or Canadian artist (in this case, residency and exhibition). This initiative is made possible with the precious collaboration of Vidéographe Production.
SUBMISSIONS MUST INCLUDE:
* Project description
* Artistic statement
* List of works to be programmed
* List of technical resources (equipment) supplied by applicants
* List of technical requirements for exhibition
* CVs for applicants
* Visual, Sound or Web Documentation with descriptive list of works (accepted formats: VHS, DVD, miniDV, NTSC and PAL; CD-ROM, DVD-ROM)
* List of the project's venues if applicable
* Press kit if available
* Self-addressed stamped envelope
Please note that projects submitted previously may not be resubmitted unless the artist is invited to do so. Programming proposals must include the bulk of the works selected, with supporting visual documentation.
DEADLINE: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1ST, 2008
Decisions will be sent to applicants in December. The proposals must be sent by post and be at our office by 5:00
Espace Vidéographe
Att: Sylvie Roy
6560, Esplanade Avenue, Suite 305
Montreal, Quebec, CANADA H2V 4L5
Phone: (514) / Email: espace@videographe.qc.ca / www.videographe.qc.ca
30. aceartinc.
Regular Programming is created through submissions that seek the support of? aceartinc. is dedicated to cultural diversity in its programming and to this end encourages applications from contemporary artists and curators identifying as members of GLBT (gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered), Aboriginal (status, non-status, Inuit and Metis) and all other culturally diverse communities.?
aceartinc. encourages proposals from individuals, groups and collectives in all visual arts media. Regular Programming submissions are solicited through a general annual national call with a deadline of August 1st. The Selection Committee reviews submissions within the context of? aceartinc.’s mandate and goals and makes recommendations to the board within 4 weeks of the deadline. [The Selection Committee is comprised of the Programming Coordinator, 1-2 Board Members, and 2 Community Members.]
aceartinc. is committed to paying CARFAC rates or higher, and where possible, will make efforts to pay for flights, accommodation and shipping for artists. Exhibitions selected will be accompanied by a publication as part of the Critical Distance Writing Program.
Regular Programming Proposals must include:
When preparing your proposal, please keep in mind that each jury member receives and reviews a photo-copy of your written materials before they view your visual support material. It is to your advantage to provide written materials that are easily readable after being photocopied. Submissions that do not follow the below will be edited as such for jury to review (ie. CVs going over 2 pages).
We advise for those who do not know our establishment, to get a sense of what we’ve done, visit our web archives
1. a current CV with current contact info(no more than 2 pages)
2. an artist and or curatorial statement (no more than 1 page)
3. a project proposal. note: if project is in development, please present support about the development as well as related past work
4. schedule of activities (if applicable)
5. an equipment list or itemization of special technical needs if applicable
6. image list (no more than 1 page)
7. Self-Addressed Sufficiently-Stamped Envelope (S.A.S.E.): Due to excessive costs for the gallery, your submission will not be returned without one. For return of Slides/CD-R/DVD only, please ensure correct postage for those items. Dossiers that are not claimed or pre-stamped will not be kept.
8. Support materials: up to 20 images (inc. total of 20 for group submissions)
**CD-R images must be as jpegs 72dpi, 1024 x 768 pixel, 500k (.5 MB) RGB or SRGB only. NO POWER POINT PLEASE!
other:
*video NTSC compatible or DVD max 10 minutes long and cued up
* CD-R video must be accessed only with one of the following plug-ins: Quicktime, RealPlayer, Shockwave, Windows Media Player or Flash.
*audio cassette or cd
*no more then 2 printed matter (may include essays, reviews, non-original documents of artworks that cannot otherwise be described in slide or video format. NO BOOKS PLEASE)
*NO laser-copied images, thumbnails, or original artwork.
*NO binders, folders or staples. (Paper clips only please)
*At this time we are unable to accept applications over the internet (NO URL’s) or by Fax For all enquiries please contact the gallery at 204 944 9763 or program@aceart.org
CFAT General contact
5600 Sackville Street,
(CBC Radio Building)
Suite 207
Halifax, Nova Scotia
B3J 1L2
tel.902-420-4002
fax.902-420-4581
cfat.communication@ns.sympatico.ca
1. CFAT Employment Opportunity – Technical Coordinator
LOCAL OPPORTUNITIES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
2. Anchor Social Centre Upcoming Events, located @ 5684 Roberts Street
3. NSCAD UNIVERSITY - Exhibitions Coordinator, (Archives, Collections and Public Art)
4. Operation Wake Up!...brought to you by the CKDU News Collective
5. AUDIO/SOUND ART COLLECTIVE @ CKDU
6. CKDU IS HIRING A MUSIC DIRECTOR!
7. Contract Position Available - Atlantic Film Festival Association
8. Contract Position Available - Atlantic Film Festival Association
9. Contract Position - The Atlantic Film Festival Association (AFFA)
10. Nocturne festival brings art in Halifax into the ‘night spotlight’
11. CBC Script Joy Award offer scriptwriters $10,000.
12. 2008-2009 VANS MENTORSHIP PROGRAM* CALL FOR APPLICATIONS
13. Call for Submission - Video From the Balcony | Lunenburg Opera House Show | NS | JUL 15
14. Northern Video Art Port | CALL
15. Halifax Submission Call: 161 Gallon Gallery
16. Marketing Director - Eastern Front Theatre, Dartmouth, NS
NATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES & EVENTS
17. Canada Council for the Arts : Program Officers, Media Arts Section
18. Continental Drift International Short Film Festival
19. 2008 SILVER WAVE FILM FESTIVAL
20. Call for Submissions - East Gate New Media Festival, Dali, Yunnan province, China
21. The Banff New Media Institute and Visual Arts programs are currently seeking candidates for the following positions:
22. ATTENTION FILMMAKERS! CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
23. Project8: Call for Super8
24. aceartinc. | Call for 2009 -2010 programming year | AUG 1
25. CALL TO ARTISTS - FIRE STATION NO. 5
26. Hamilton Artists Inc. Call for Proposals
27. MODERN FUEL ARTIST-RUN CENTRE KINGSTON, ONTARIO is accepting applications for ADMINISTRATIVE DIRECTOR (25 hrs/week)
28. The Banff Centre - Visual Arts Residencies Call for Applications
29. CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS ESPACE VIDÉOGRAPHE 2009-2010 PROGRAMMING
30. aceartinc.
1. Employment Opportunity
Centre for Art Tapes, Halifax, Nova Scotia
Position: Technical Coordinator
Terms: Position commences Mid - August 2008
28 hours/week Tuesday - Friday
Includes health and dental benefits
Salary Range: $12.00 - $14.00/hr commensurate with experience
Application Deadline Friday August 1st, 2008.
The Centre for Art Tapes has been active in Halifax for over twenty-nine years, and in that time it has been able to fill many essential cultural needs for the media arts community. Since its formation as a not-for-profit artist-run Society for the presentation of media art the organization has grown into an indispensable resource for a broad range of people. We provide both the membership and the general public with opportunities to experience innovative media-arts exhibitions, and we support independent artists through annual programs, educational initiatives, and by offering general access to facilities and equipment. Our membership of over 130 people use the Centre to create independent media artwork on a year round basis.
The Technical Coordinator ensures that the Centre’s equipment and production resources are up to date and in good working order. The Coordinator is responsible for being the liaison between the equipment and the artists using the Centre. The Coordinator will have the opportunity to chair committees, teach workshops and develop new initiatives. It is essential that the Technical Coordinator have a good working knowledge of the video, audio and new media software and hardware at the Centre. The Technical Coordinator reports to the Executive Director and is responsible for ensuring that policies related to technical services are implemented.
Applicants must have completed a related post-secondary program and be active within the media arts community.
Responsibilities:
The Technical Coordinator is responsible for:
- Ensuring that production field equipment and in-house facilities remain in good working order.
- Providing Technical assistance to artists using the Centre’s equipment and facilities.
- Providing Technical assistance for Programs (Scholarships and Residencies) as well as for Exhibitions and Presentations.
- Researching equipment and working with an Equipment Committee to support funding applications.
- Maintaining and revising policy based on usage, equipment, and the needs of artists.
- Communicating with other local arts organizations with regard to technical collaborations and sharing of equipment for special projects.
- Sharing front desk responsibilities during open hours.
- Preparing equipment for rental and tracking equipment when it is off-site.
- Preparing Screening Copies for Public Presentations.
- Preparing Media For Upload to our Website.
Please address applications to:
Personnel Committee
c/o Ilan Sandler, Executive Director
Centre for Art Tapes
5600 Sackville Street, Room 207
Halifax, Nova Scotia
B3J 1L2
Any inquiries may be emailed to: cfat.operations@ns.sympatico.ca
We thank all applicants for their interest; however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted. Please visit our website for more information about the Centre.
www.centreforarttapes.ca
LOCAL OPPORTUNITIES & EVENTS
2. Anchor Social Centre Upcoming Events, located @ 5684 Roberts Street
Thursday, July 10th - Workshop - Organizational Structure & Roles
Saturday, July 12th - Visioning Day! This will be an awesome day where we meet to discuss our vision for the future of the centre. Please come and share your voice!
Saturday, July 19th - Join us for the 24-hour Zine Challenge and Anchor anniversary extravaganza!
anchor archive regional zine project
(902) 446-1788, anchorarchive@gmail.com, anchor.revolt.org
3. NSCAD UNIVERSITY - Exhibitions Coordinator, (Archives, Collections and Public Art)
SALARY RANGE: Rank 0 (Minimum salary of $16.76/hour)
UNION:FUNSCAD Unit II
DEPARTMENT: Gallery
HOURS OF WORK: Regular Part-Time, 28 hours per week (includes evening and weekends to attend openings), 4 days a week, 9am - 5pm
Deadline: July 9, 2008
POSITION SUMMARY
The Exhibitions Coordinator (Archives, Collections and Pubic Art) is responsible for ensuring care and maintenance of the NSCAD Permanent Collection and Archives and for providing assistance, access, or information to external researchers or curators in relation to the Collection. In addition, the Coordinator will ensure the planning and implementation of the public art program of the Gallery and provide assistance with installation as well as proper handling of art works on the NSCAD campus. The Coordinator will work in collaboration with the Director and will be responsible for some day-to-day supervision of student assistants and/or interns. In fulfilling the responsibilities of the position, the incumbent will ensure the application of adequate health and safety policies and practices.
SPECIFICATIONS
* A Bachelor of Fine Arts degree with knowledge of, and interest in contemporary art, and three to four years experience with professional art handling, construction techniques and the tools and equipment related to public art installation or the equivalent experience and education is required.
* The incumbent must have proficiency in exhibition installation, lighting, museum registration methods, the conservation of works of art, familiarity with database programs and digital design software. Experience working in a post-secondary educational environment is an asset.
* Very good interpersonal skills and an ability to communicate effectively orally and in writing are essential and well-developed organizational and time management skills are required.
* Due to the nature of the equipment and/or materials used, the incumbent must be attentive and responsive to potential safety hazards and take appropriate precautionary measures as required. WHMIS and Emergency First Aid training are assets and the successful candidate will have to complete this training within a very short time of commencing work.
* Frequently, this position must coordinate the lifting of heavy objects such as artwork, pedestals, crates, ladders, and scaffolding and construction materials. The incumbent may be required to climb ladders in order to perform tasks. A valid driver's license is required (for use of the NSCAD van as required).
Applications may be directed to: Director of Human Resources, NSCAD University, 5163 Duke Street, Halifax, Nova Scotia, B3J 3J6 or e-mailed as an MS Word file to kbuchanan@nscad.ca . Deadline for applications, July 9, 2008.
NSCAD University - Founded in Halifax in 1887, NSCAD University is an international centre of excellence for the study, practice, and teaching of the visual arts. NSCAD University offers Master of Design and Master of Fine Arts degrees along with Bachelor of Design degrees in Interdisciplinary Design, and Bachelor of Fine Arts degrees in Ceramics, Film, Fine Art, Intermedia, Jewellery and Metalsmithing, Photography, and Textiles. Currently, there are over 1000 students enrolled in graduate and undergraduate programs.
4. Operation Wake Up!...brought to you by the CKDU News Collective
Monday - Friday @ 8am - 9am on CKDU 88.1 FM...or listen online at ckdu.ca at your convenience by checking out the archives and plugging in the relevent time and date. Operation Wake Up! is an alternative news and documentary show focused on social and environmental justice, locally and beyond. We'll also tell you what it's like outside and about community events....so turn down the corporate media and turn us up!
* psst....The last Tuesday of each month, OWU! will be focused on Atlantica
5. AUDIO/SOUND ART COLLECTIVE @ CKDU
CKDU is looking for members to form a new audio/sound art collective. This collective will be responsible for programming a "radio gallery" that will feature installations of sound art on a regular basis. The Audio/sound art collective will also be engaged in other work supporting and engaging with audio and sound art.
For more information and to find out about our first meeting please contact Leah Girardo at: leah@ckdu.ca
Leah Girardo
Station Coordinator
CKDU 88.1 FM
6136 University Ave.
Halifax, Nova Scotia
B3H 4J2 CANADA
info@ckdu.ca
www.ckdu.ca
Office Line:
902.494.6479
Request Line:
902.494.2487
6. CKDU IS HIRING A MUSIC DIRECTOR!
CKDU-FM is the non-profit campus-based community radio station at Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia. CKDU is mandated to provide an alternative to private and public broadcasters, providing a forum for diverse and under-represented voices, music and news. The station broadcasts within the HRM 24 hours a day, 365 days a year and is run by more than 200 volunteers.
Nature of the Job:
The Music Director is responsible for the upkeep and maintenance of the music library and music databases, as well as working with the Program Director to ensure that music programming fulfills CKDU's mandate. The Music Director's duties include, but are not limited to, encouraging volunteer initiatives to connect music programming to the broader community, holding a weekly Music Library training session, compiling and reporting the weekly charts, facilitating the production of Radio Numerica (the two-hour weekly chart countdown show), and processing new releases, considering genre representation and musical diversity, quality and space. The Music Director is part of the CKDU staff collective, which meets weekly and makes decisions through consensus.
This is a part-time 20 hour per week position at a rate of $15.75 per hour. Start date is July 28, 2008.
Applicable Skills:
Past experience with community organizations and a demonstrated ability to work with volunteers are essential. The Music Director must be supportive of a wide variety of cultural and musical expressions. Effective administration and library maintenance skills are essential. The Music Director should have a strong level of comfort working with computers and databases. They should also be proficient with software that includes (but is not limited to) email clients, web browsers, file transfer applications, and word processing. Practical experience in music programming and radio production are assets. Familiarity with digital audio and the Linux OS are beneficial.
Applying:
Application deadline: 5:00PM AST, Friday, July 18, 2008.
Submit a resume with a cover letter in person, by mail or pasted into the body of an email (we will not accept or open email attachments, and we do not accept applications via fax) to:
Music Director Hiring Committee
c/o CKDU - FM
6136 University Ave.
Halifax, NS B3H 4J2
or
MDHCckdu@gmail.com
CKDU is an equal opportunity employer and strongly encourages applications from minority and under-represented groups.
7. Contract Position Available - Atlantic Film Festival Association
Contract Position(s): Volunteer Coordinator
Contract Term: July 21– October 3, 2008 (11 weeks)
Remuneration: $425 weekly
The Volunteer Coordinator, reporting to the Director of Operations is responsible to administer and develop the volunteer program. This includes
1) Conducting a volunteer needs assessment with all festival departments;
2) recruiting, advertising for and selecting volunteers; 3) maintaining electronic database of volunteers;
4) developing Information and best conduct manuals for both staff and volunteers;
5) Scheduling 300 -400 volunteers into shifts for festival activities.
Qualifications (minimum requirements):
? A pleasant, approachable and outgoing manner and a high level of comfort in dealing with people at a variety of levels.
? Must be organized with good time management skills.
? A good knowledge of computer literacy, preferably with MacIntosh computers.
? Excellent use of the English language and good overall communication skills. ? Ability to solve problems, be self-motivated and take initiative.
? Flexible attitude and ability to remain unfazed in a hectic festival environment.
? Able to take direction and to work in a team environment.
? Must be analytical with a critical mind.
? Ability to prioritize and multi-task.
Other desirable assets (not required, but any of these would be a bonus):
? Ability to use different computer programs such as, Filemaker Pro database, Microsoft Office
including Word, and Excel.
? Interest and/or knowledge in the film and television industry
? Experience in event and festival environments
The AFFA is non-profit charitable organization committed to becoming an integrated cultural event producer of international significance, the film, TV, music and new media sectors. Under the umbrella of the AFFA, there are four main entities: 28th Atlantic Film Festival, 11th Strategic Partners Co-Production Market, 7th ViewFinders: International Film Festival for Youth and alFresco filmFesto. The Atlantic Film Festival is one of top film festivals in Canada and is held every September in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Strong East Coast roots support a unique format for AFF with its distinctive focus on film and music. Large enough to attract the world’s most notable actors, directors and producers, but intimate enough to be innovative and flexible in its approach to the changing needs of the industry, the AFF provides an unpretentious atmosphere for watching some of the best international, Canadian and Atlantic Canadian films, while showcasing some of the best musical talent the region offers. In addition to film screenings and live musical performances the AFF provides a comprehensive business and professional development program for delegates called the Inspired Industry Sessions. These panels, workshops and one-on-one meetings offer opportunities to learn, listen and network with some of the top industry players.
If you are interested in this position, please submit a resume and covering letter no later than Wednesday July 9, 2008 at 5:00 pm. No phone calls please. Send or fax information to:
Human Resources – Operations
The Atlantic Film Festival
PO Box 36139
Halifax, NS B3J 3S9
Fax: (902) 422-4006
Email: festival@atlanticfilm.com (MS Word or PDF documents only)
The Atlantic Film Festival is an equal opportunity employer. Thank you to everyone who applies however only those selected for an interview will be contacted.
8. Contract Position Available - Atlantic Film Festival Association
Contract Position: Travel & Housing Coordinator
Contract Term: July 21 – September 26, 2008 (10 weeks)
Remuneration: $450 per week
The Atlantic Film Festival Association (AFFA) is currently accepting applications for the position of Travel & Housing Coordinator for the 28th Atlantic Film Festival.
Position Purpose: The Travel & Housing Coordinator oversees travel and housing arrangements for all festival guests ensuring an enjoyable and productive festival experience.
Specific Responsibilities Include:
? Booking travel and hotel rooms for festival guests and filmmakers within a specified budget.
? Securing local lodging for visiting filmmakers and delegates when needed.
? Working with Transportation Coordinator to arrange transportation to/from the airport and to/from special events.
? Assist Industry Marketing Coordinator as required.
Qualifications:
? Friendly and outgoing. This is a front line position and the candidate must be professional, extremely personable and have effective verbal and written communication skills.
? Must be extremely organized, able to work in a high-pressure environment.
? Experience with MacIntosh Computers and software (Filemaker Pro, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel) is an asset
? Must be willing to work extensive hours leading up to and during the event.
? Ability to work well in a team and independently.
? Prior experience supervising and training volunteer staff an asset
If you are interested in this position, please submit a resume and covering letter no later than Wednesday July 9, 2008 at 5:00 pm. No phone calls please. Send or fax information to:
Human Resources – Travel & Housing Coordinator
The Atlantic Film Festival
PO Box 36139
Halifax, NS B3J 3S9
Fax: (902) 422-4006
Email: employment@atlanticfilm.com (MS Word documents only)
The Atlantic Film Festival is an equal opportunity employer. Thank you to everyone who applies however only those selected for an interview will be contacted.
9. Contract Position - The Atlantic Film Festival Association (AFFA)
Contract Position: Box Office Manager, Back of House
Contract Term: July 23 to October 3, 2008
Time Commitment: Part-time hours to start (15 hours per week) and full-time hours starting mid August/September.
Contract Fee: $5000 flat fee (Based on approximately 250 hours at $20 per hr) The Atlantic Film Festival Association is currently accepting applications for the position of Back of House (BOH) Box Office Manager for the 28th Atlantic Film Festival. The BOH Box Office Manager works closely with the Box Office Manager, Front of House, to manage the ticketing operations of the 28th Atlantic Film Festival, September 11 – 20, 2008. Key responsibilities include managing the internal ticketing procedures and systems, review & update policies and procedures, daily and accurate sales reporting, and financial reconciliation. Reporting to the Director of Operations, the ideal candidate is an exceptionally organized ticketing professional with demonstrated experience working on major events. The successful applicant will have a talent for problem solving and a strong commitment to providing superior customer service. The Box Office Manager must work well under pressure and be committed to working in a team environment.
Key Responsibilities:
? Manage the allocation and processing of internal ticketing including opening and closing night, sponsor complimentary tickets, media, staff and VIP passes as required;
? Implement systems, internally and externally which streamline the ticketing and booking process;
? Supply Festival information to all Box Office staff & volunteers regularly including program changes, additional price points, sold out sessions and other relevant Festival information;
? Supply Executive Management, and Marketing and Communications Manager relevant ticketing information, sales patterns and sell-out sessions;
? Create systems both internally and externally which enable efficient daily, weekly and end of festival reporting of ticket sales and patterns;
? Generate daily ticketing reports as required;
? Upon completion of Festival, prepare written final report, detailing all aspects of festival ticketing and event sales, with recommendations for future events.
The ideal candidate will meet the following criteria:
? At least two years Box office operation experience
? Previous experience within a major event or festival
? Experience in preparing and writing reports (including sales, reconciliations and event reports).
? Proven ability to work in a high-pressured environment, with competing priorities, stakeholders and deadlines.
? Exceptional attention to detail, with excellent written and verbal communication skills.
? Proven experience in managing staff and the public in a customer service focused role.
? Computer and administration skills packages include FileMaker Pro, Microsoft Word and Excel programs.
? Knowledge of tix/sys or other computerized ticketing systems.
? Knowledge of and interest in film.
HOW TO APPLY:
Please send, fax or email résumé and cover letter to:
Human Resources – Box Office Manager
The Atlantic Film Festival Association
P.O. Box 36139
Halifax, NS B3J 3S9
Fax: (902) 422-4006
E-mail: employment@atlanticfilm.com (MS Word or PDF documents only)
No phone calls please.
The Atlantic Film Festival Association is an equal opportunity employer. Thank you to everyone who applies, however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.
APPLICATION DEADLINE: July 11, 2008 no later than 5:00 PM
10. Nocturne festival brings art in Halifax into the ‘night spotlight’
Halifax, NS - Nocturne: Art at Night is an arts festival bringing light, colour, art and energy to the downtown streets of Halifax between 6:00pm and midnight on Saturday, October 18, 2008. Inspired by the success and popularity of similar late-night arts festivals occurring all over the world (most notably, events like “Nuit Blanche” in cities including Paris, Montreal and Toronto), Nocturne will celebrate the dynamic and exciting arts community here in Halifax, bringing together visual and performing arts with street-level accessibility.
Ray Cronin, Director, Art Gallery of Nova Scotia notes,"The Art Gallery of Nova Scotia is very pleased to be involved in this event that allows collaboration with so many of the great galleries in Halifax. It will be a great night for everyone who participates."
Designed and initiated by volunteers within the community, Nocturne will be a signature arts event for Halifax that is easily accessible, free of charge and completely unique to the city.
Ineke Graham, Director at Studio 21 says, "It's something that anyone can enjoy. A lot of people are around and about at night with the many universities, hopefully we can attract them."
Halifax tourists and residents alike will have the opportunity to visit a number of the city’s art organizations, including both public and private art galleries, and experience art in many of the Halifax's public spaces. Galleries and art organizations that have confirmed their involvement include: Anna Leonowens, VANS, Saint Mary's, Viewpoint, Studio 21, Dalhousie, Page and Strange, MSVU, Secord, Vieth St., Argyle Fine Art, AGNS, and more.
The intention of the event is to encourage attendees to experience a variety of exhibitions and installations in one evening. An event program and map will be available to all participants and announced at a later date.
Nocturne: Art at Night will be a new celebration of culture for HRM, encouraging both growth and interest in the vibrant arts community that calls Halifax home.
For more information visit the website at www.nocturnehalifax.ca.
For more information contact:
Media Contact:
Abby Dickinson
dickinsonabby@hotmail.com
902-209-9301
11. CBC Script Joy Award offer scriptwriters $10,000.
When: Applications available now. Deadline Friday August 29, 2008.
Annual CBC Television Broadcast Script Joy Award 2008, part of the annual Linda Joy Media Arts Awards offers emerging screenwriters and scriptwriters $10,000 in support.
This award provides a writer with $5000 cash and up to $5000 in services towards the development of a second or later draft broadcast script anywhere in the Atlantic Provinces. Details and application forms are available at lindajoy.com.
Emerging writers, screenwriters or scriptwriters residing in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island or Newfoundland are eligible to apply. See the application form for more detailed information regarding elegibility, or view the Joy Award guidelines online.
Scripts submitted should be in their second or later draft, and must be a short drama up to a half-hour, or a documentary up to one hour.
This Joy Award includes;
$5000 in cash towards second or later draft of a script intended for television (short drama up to half-hour, or documentary up to one hour), plus Up to $5000 in production and/or post-production services, subject to scheduling availability, towards a demo for the script, or towards a writer’s demo reel.
The deadline for receiving applications is Friday August 29, 2008, at 5:00 PM.
The successful applicant will be announced at the Linda Joy Media Arts Brunch, and again at an Awards event during the Atlantic Film Festival in September. The successful applicant is selected by a jury of peers.
The Joy Awards are the largest independent media production awards in Eastern Canada. The Linda Joy Media Arts Society has recognized and supported excellence in emerging media arts talent in Atlantic Canada for 23 years.
The Linda Joy Awards alumni include many of this region's most successful talent like Andrea Dorfman (Director, Love That Boy, Parsley Days, Flower In My Pedal, etc), Mike Clattenberg? (Director, Trailer Park Boys, etc), Helen Hill (Drirector, Bohemian Town, Madame Winger Makes A Film, Mouseholes, etc), Marc Almon (Director, Wake of Calumn McLeod, etc), Shandi Mitchell (Director, Tell Me, Baba's House, etc), Rodrigue Jean (Director, Full Blast, etc), and many others.
More information and application forms are available at:
www.lindajoy.com
For information contact
info@lindajoy.com
902.420.4522
Media inquiries regarding this or any Joy Award, including the Helen Hill Animated Award 2008, should be directed to Will Roberts at info@lindajoy.com , 902.420.4522, or 902.495.8220.
The Linda Joy Awards are made possible by our generous sponsors;
CBC Television Presenting Partner; PS Atlantic; Power Post; Nova Scotia Department of Tourism, Culture & Heritage; The Atlantic Studios Cooperative; The National Film Board of Canada; The Atlantic Filmmakers Cooperative; The New Brunswick Filmmakers Cooperative; Kodak Canada Inc.; Technicolor; The Newfoundland Independent Filmmakers Cooperative; New Brunswick Film, 45 North; CTV; The Centre For Art Tapes; The Newfoundland Film Development Corporation; Streely Maid Films; Prime Insurance Agency Inc.; The Atlantic Film Festival; The Silver Wave Film Festival.
Will
legion.will@gmail.com
p1x.blogspot.com
mediaX.co.nr
12. 2008-2009 VANS MENTORSHIP PROGRAM* CALL FOR APPLICATIONS
Deadline: July 15, 2008
Visual Arts Nova Scotia's Mentorship Program will pair established artists with emerging artists (not necessarily young artists, but those at the beginning of their artistic careers) to take part in a ten-month-long mentorship. The program aims to give emerging artists an opportunity to develop and refine their practice and to provide established artists an opportunity to share their experience, knowledge, and insight. Over the course of the program, mentors and apprentices will meet one-on-one, at least once a month, and three times as a group.
For detailed description, visit our webpage:
http://vans.ednet.ns.ca/mentorship/mentorship_2007.htm
For more information contact:
Kate McKenna
Membership and Outreach Coordinator
423-4694
communicate@visualarts.ns.ca
13. Call for Submission - Video From the Balcony | Lunenburg Opera House Show | NS | JUL 15
The second annual Lunenburg Opera House Show is taking place from August 7, 2008 to August 17, 2008 in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Focusing on the broad interpretation of 'place,' this has deliberately been left wide open for the interpretation of the artist.
Please send work on data DVD accompanied by cv, bio and artist statement. Materials will not be returned.
Deadline: July 15
Submissions can be made to:
Video From the Balcony
c/o Kristy O'Leary
P.O.Box. 1914
Lunenburg, N.S.
B0J 2C0
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14. Northern Video Art Port | CALL
Artists, send one video art DVD to N.V.A.P, 2664 Fuller Terrace, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, B3K 3V7 for participation in Northern Video Art Port, a domestic video art exchange service. Videos must be the work of the sender and must be accompanied by one self-addressed, padded envelope, sufficiently stamped to secure Canada's greatest postal distances. Do not include a bio, C.V. or statement. With every video the artist submits to N.V.A.P (a maximum of three videos, independently mailed), they will receive another artist's video in return that they are obligated to screen privately or publicly. N.V.A.P will not inform the artist of the new location of their video, however, the artist's contact information will be provided to the receiver. Contact is not necessary. N.V.A.P requests that receivers refrain from asking the artist for a bio, C.V. or statement in relation to the N.V.A.P video screening. Senders should not expect the return of their work. N.V.A.P is for video art senders and receivers in Canada only. Payments for N.V.A.P's services are encouraged, but not necessary. For additional information contact: videoartport@gmail.com.
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15. Halifax Submission Call: 161 Gallon Gallery
161 Gallon Gallery is seeking submissions for 2008 and beyond. There are no limitations in media or theme, however preference will be given to local artists and those who consider the characteristics of the space. The gallery is located in a closet space along a stairway in a two-story Halifax domicile. The dimensions are 35.5" x 37 x 34" (height x width x depth) with a door 29" x 19" (height x width). We highly recommend that you come see it before submitting. Feel free to call and make an appointment or drop by.
Submitting is easy. All we request is an idea, some diagrams or visual aid if possible, your contact info, and a desire to work with the space. Please send submissions on a postcard or letter to:
161 gallon gallery
1-6014 Cunard Street
Halifax, NS
B3K 1E4
About 161 Gallon Gallery
161 Gallon Gallery is a white cube gallery, but not a “White Cube” gallery, initiated by three local artists: Dan Joyce, Miriam Moren, and Ryan Park. It is a diminutive space based in a residential home in Halifax, with a volume of 161 gallons. Our objective is to provide an intimate, alternative place outside of the institution where experimental, spontaneous art is possible and a location for the creative community of Halifax to support each other’s practices.
We are open to the public from 10 am to 3 pm Saturdays or by appointment.
For more information or for a good time, call 423.2706 or email 161gallongallery@gmail.com.
16. Marketing Director - Eastern Front Theatre, Dartmouth, NS
Eastern Front Theatre is seeking an enthusiastic and motivated individual for the full-time position of Marketing Director.
Eastern Front Theatre produces and presents theatre that Nova Scotian audiences enjoy as satisfying, innovative and excellent.? With an operating budget of $550,000, the company focuses on Atlantic Canadian artists and their work, provides creative opportunities, and increases the body and vitality of our dramatic literature.? Entering its 16th season, Eastern Front produces 3 mainstage shows through the fall and winter and presents a national theatre festival each spring.
The Marketing Director is responsible for the planning and implementation of the annual marketing strategy, with a focus on media relations.? Other areas of responsibility include: audience development; supervision of subscription and single ticket sales; publicity and communications; publications (house programme and ad sales); online marketing and e-communications; market research as necessary. ?This position supervises a contract graphic designer and website developer. ?Further, the successful candidate will be responsible for sponsorship packages and will be directly responsible for the sponsor benefits programme.? This position also helps organize special fund raising events throughout the year and participates in corporate development, both of which are vital to the financial stability of the company.?
Qualifications:
Experience in marketing in artsadministration or not-for-profit sector
Relevant post-secondaryeducation in marketing or arts administration
Excellent verbal and writtencommunication skills, including strong computer skills
Ability to network and maintaincommunity, client, and sponsor relationships
Experience in fundraising,sponsorships, and event planning
The ability to workindependently, and according to set targets and deadlines
Ability to work as part of a close team
Salary commensurate with experience.? Starting summer 2008.
Please send résumé by July 10th to:
Eastern Front Theatre
PO Box 11
Dartmouth, NS? B2Y 3Y2
Fax:? 902-466-1769
E-mail: admin@easternfront.ns.ca
NATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES & EVENTS
17. Canada Council for the Arts : Program Officers, Media Arts Section
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Canada Council for the Arts is presently recruiting for two Program Officers, Media Arts Section. ?Please post this vacancy internally or forward this e-mail to candidates that may be interested in this position.
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Please visit our website at www.canadacouncil.ca ?to view the posting.
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Applications should be submitted to Roxane Barrette, Human Resources, no later than July 11, 2008 at competition1@canadacouncil.ca quoting competition number 3110 and 3112. ?For more information or for a complete job profile, please contact Rachelle Malone at 613-566-4414 extension 4114 or send an e-mail to competition@canadacouncil.ca. All applications can also be sent by fax to 613-566-4323.?
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The Employment Application Form must be completed and submitted in order to be considered for this position.
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We thank all applicants for their interest; however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.
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The Canada Council for the Arts is committed to employment equity.
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18. Continental Drift International Short Film Festival
September 26 – 28, 2008
20 Hazen Ave
Saint John NB E2L 5A5
www.cdrift.ca
info@cdrift.ca
Enter your film in the 5th Annual Continental Drift Short Film Festival Continental Drift invites you to submit your short film to the 5th annual festival. Each year we screen dozens of short films from around the world to a spirited local audience. Continental Drift is dedicated to presenting a variety of the world’s cinematic diversity, in a collection of succinct short films.
We would love to see your work. Please submit your short film, on any subject, in any genre, for consideration. The only submission criterion is that your film be 15 minutes or less in duration.
The deadline for submissions is July 25th, 2008. For full submission details, please refer to the entry form and submission information available at www.cdrift.ca.
To start the submission process, visit www.cdrift.ca. In the navigation column on the right click “Submit Your Films.” In the window that appears, click “Click here to begin your entry.”
19. 2008 SILVER WAVE FILM FESTIVAL
November 13-16, Fredericton, New Brunswick
Call for Submissions!
The 8th annual Silver Wave Film Festival (SWFF) is now accepting submissions. This year's festival takes place from November 13th to November 16th, 2008. SWFF is the annual film and video festival presented by the New Brunswick Filmmakers' Co-operative. It has both curated and competitive streams, as well as a solid line-up of social activities and workshops that get the town buzzing. This year, we are celebrating our 8th year with some new programming approaches and again we’ve waived the submission fee for filmmakers submitting so, it promises to be a good year. Save the dates and plan to attend!
Film and video projects that are accepted for screening into the SWFF and created by New Brunswick Filmmakers residing in the province and those filmmakers from away will be considered for the Silver Wave Awards.
The deadline for submissions is August 3rd, 2008, 5pm Atlantic Standard Time.
Incomplete applications and applications received after this deadline will not be accepted under any circumstances.
The following items must accompany the application:
· Completed Application form, on CD in an MS Word or .rtf type document; · List of credits;
· 3 DVD pre-screening copies of the finished project for jury consideration for awards; (NOTE: only Mini DV, Beta SP and 35 mm will be screened at the Festival. DVDS will not be accepted)
· Productions stills, in jpeg format at 300dpi resolution, on CD to be used in festival promotional materials;
· Press Kit (if available of past festival/special screenings of film/video);
· Director's Bio and headshot;
· Poster representing the film or documentary (if available);
NOTE: Submissions materials will not be returned to you by the SWFF. Please email: info@nbfilmcoop.com if you have any questions. You will be advised whether or not your submission has been accepted for screening in advance of the festival.
20. Call for Submissions - East Gate New Media Festival, Dali, Yunnan province, China
This event is an opportunity to present to a Chinese audience, innovative independent media artwork from Canada, Europe and China and to highlight a diversity of voices and visions from various cultural communities. The objective of the event is to develop local accessibility to new media art and to advance the understanding and appreciation of media arts in Chinese audiences.
For full information visit: http://www.incompletedislocations.net/EastGateChina/call.html
21. The Banff New Media Institute and Visual Arts programs are currently seeking candidates for the following positions:
BNMI Almost Perfect Residency: Technical Line Producer
Program dates: October 27 - December 5, 2008
Application Deadline: September 26, 2008
BNMI Co-production Lab: Liminal Screen
Program dates: February 20 – March 31, 2009
Application deadline: December 5, 2008
Financial assistance and stipend available for work study opportunities.
For more information on work study opportunities, residencies, programs, and to apply, visit: www.banffcentre.ca or call 1.800.565.9989.
Contact: The Banff Centre, Office of the Registrar
Email: arts_info@banffcentre.ca
Phone: 403.762.6180
107 Tunnel Mountain Drive
Box 1020, Banff, Alberta
Canada T1L 1H5
22. ATTENTION FILMMAKERS! CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
Rendezvous with Madness is now accepting entries for its 16th anniversary program.
The Rendezvous with Madness Film Festival is North America’s premiere festival showcasing films dedicated to promoting cinematic representations of mental illness, addiction, and/or recovery. Each program is followed by a panel discussion with representatives from the filmmaking and artistic community, mental health professionals and the mental health community. In addition to providing a venue for excellent films, for the past two years we have been promoting an early understanding of mental wellness through film with our Youth Outreach Initiative and partnerships with members of the Toronto District School Board.
Rendezvous with Madness (RWM) is seeking films to screen at this year’s festival and is now accepting submissions for features, experimental, documentaries, shorts, student films, music videos, and animated films. We strive to support Canadian filmmakers, and are also interested in a global perspective and encourage international entries.
Canadian and international filmmakers who have screened at the festival include; David Cronenberg (Dead Ringers), Carl Bessai (Normal), Peter Raymont (Shake Hands with the Devil), Chris Landreth (Ryan), Todd Solondz (Happiness), Terry Zwigoff (Crumb), Bill Plympton (Smell the Flowers), and Scott Hicks (Shine).
Key Dates:
? August 11, 2008 (postmark) - Submission Deadline
For more submission information, including submission forms, please visit:
www.rendezvouswithmadness.com/callforentries.htm
? November 6 – 15, 2008 – The Rendezvous with Madness Film Festival
For more information about the festival please visit:
www.rendezvouswithmadness.com
For information, please contact:
Tina Zafreen Alam
Programming Assistant
Rendezvous with Madness Film Festival
T: 416-535-8501 x 3079 / E: tinazafreen_alam@camh.net
23. Project8: Call for Super8
The Project8 Film Collective is now seeking works for its 3rd Annual Project8 Festival that use super8mm film – this can include videos, 16mm films, performances, audio/music, and, of course, super8 films. Preference for selection will be given to works that push beyond the limits of traditional forms.
This is an open call to everyone across the galaxy. Please translate and forward to everyone you know who uses super8 film. The Project8 Film Collective is run by a group of multi-disciplinary artists living in Vancouver who are committed to small-format filmmaking. We hold workshops, and rent out super8 equipment. Every year, with our local partners and sponsors (VIVO Media Arts, Cineworks Independent Film Society, and the Purple Thistle), and funding from the Canada Council for the Arts, we run a Boot Camp for new super8 filmmakers. These new works are exhibited at our yearly festival, along with curated international programs. This year, the festival will be held on August 8th and 9th, 2008.
More info about us can be found at: www.myspace.com/project8info or at: popstart.ca/en/members/project8-film-collective Or by emailing us at: project8info@gmail.com
To make a submission, send:
1) a copy or documentation of your work in NTSC format on DVD or VHS
2) an artist statement, description or synopsis – detailing any technical specifications such as length, format for exhibition, requirements for audio or performance
3) your contact information
Postal or courier delivery to:
Project8 Film Collective
#402-747 E. 8th Ave.
Vancouver, BC
V5T 1T3 CANADA
Submissions can be dropped off in person at VIVO Media Arts, 1965 Main St.
Early Deadline: July 1st, 2008
Late Deadline (with $5 submission fee): July 15, 2008
24. aceartinc. | Call for 2009 -2010 programming year | AUG 1
aceartinc. is accepting proposals to be considered for the our 2009 -2010 programming year. Running July 1, 2009 - June 30, 2010.
Please review submission guidelines before submitting your proposal. Regular Programming is created through submissions that seek the support of aceartinc's facilities and services for public presentation.
aceartinc. is dedicated to cultural diversity in its programming and to this end encourages applications from contemporary artists and curators identifying as members of GLBT (gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered), Aboriginal (status, non-status, Inuit and Metis) and all other culturally diverse communities. aceartinc encourages proposals from individuals, groups and collectives in all visual arts media.
Regular Programming submissions are solicited through a general annual national call with a deadline of August 1st. The Selection Committee reviews submissions within the context of aceartinc's mandate and goals and makes recommendations to the board within 4 weeks of the deadline. [The Selection Committee is comprised of the Programming Coordinator, 1-2 Board Members, and 2 Community Members.]
Submission Deadline : AUGUST 1st, 2008 before 5pm.
Regular Programming Proposals must include:
When preparing your proposal, please keep in mind that each jury member receives and reviews a photo-copy of your written materials before they view your visual support material. It is to your advantage to provide written materials that are easily readable after being photocopied. Submissions that do not follow the below will be edited as such for jury to review (ie. CVs going over 2 pages).
We advise for those who do not know our establishment, to get a sense of what we've done, visit our web archives.
1. a current CV with current contact info(no more than 2 pages)
2. an artist and or curatorial statement (no more than 1 page)
3. a project proposal. note: if project is in development, please present support about the development as well as related past work
4. schedule of activities (if applicable)
5. an equipment list or itemization of special technical needs if applicable
6. image list (no more than 1 page)
7. Self- Addressed Sufficiently-Stamped Envelope (S.A.S.E.): Due to excessive costs for the gallery, your submission will not be returned without one. For return of Slides/CD-R/DVD only, please ensure correct postage for those items. Dossiers that are not claimed or pre-stamped will not be kept.
8. Support materials: up to 20 images (inc. total of 20 for group submissions)
**CD-R images must be as jpegs 72dpi, 1024 x 768 pixel, 500k (.5 MB) RGB or SRGB only. NO POWER POINT PLEASE!
other:
*video NTSC compatible or DVD max 10 minutes long and cued up
* CD-R video must be accessed only with one of the following plug-ins: Quicktime, RealPlayer, Shockwave, Windows Media Player or Flash.
*audio cassette or cd
*no more then 2 printed matter (may include essays, reviews, non-original documents of artworks that cannot otherwise be described in slide or video format. NO BOOKS PLEASE)
*NO laser-copied images, thumbnails, or original artwork.
*NO binders, folders or staples. (Paper clips only please)
*At this time we are unable to accept applications over the internet (NO URL's) or by Fax
Submission Deadline : AUGUST 1st, 2008 before 5pm.
aceartinc.
2nd.,flr. 290 McDermot Ave.
Winnipeg, Manitoba
R3B 0T2
p: 204-944-9763
www.aceart.org
Theo Sims- programme coordinator Garth Hardy- administrative coordinator Liz Garlicki- gallery assistant
25. CALL TO ARTISTS - FIRE STATION NO. 5
The Edmonton Arts Council, on behalf of the City of Edmonton, invites all Canadian and international artists to submit proposals for a public artwork at Fire Station No. 5. This open competition is held in accordance with the City of Edmonton policy "Percent for Art to Provide and Encourage Art in Public Areas" (C458B).
Budget: $60,000 (maximum, all inclusive)
Deadline for Submissions: 4:30 PM Friday, August 8, 2008
Installation: Summer 2009
An information package, including an entry form and terms of the competition, can be downloaded from our website. For more information, contact the Edmonton Arts Council.
EDMONTON ARTS COUNCIL
808, 10310 Jasper Avenue, Edmonton, AB T5J 2W4
PH: +1 (780) 424-2787 x 2
26. Hamilton Artists Inc. Call for Proposals
Proposal Deadline: July 31, 2008
2010-2011 Exhibition Schedule
Hamilton Artists Inc. (HAI) is seeking:
* a wide range of multi-disciplinary proposals from artists as well as curatorial proposals for solo, and group exhibitions in our Main Space
* community-based proposals for limited programming in the community gallery area
* intermedia works, sculpture/installation, performance art, video projection, sound art, site-responsive and relational works and other imaginative proposals for our courtyard space and the glass corridor that links the two buildings
* Writing samples/proposals for essay and catalogue production
The new home of HAI opening in November 2008, features:
Two gallery spaces - A 1200 sq. ft Main Space, and a 600 sq ft Members Space/ Community Gallery; a 2500 square ft. multi-purpose outdoor courtyard; a programmable glass corridor linking the two galleries; and a two-floor artist-in-residence space with a studio, bedroom, kitchen and bathroom.
Hamilton Artists Inc. pays CARFAC artist fees for Main Space exhibitions and related exhibition costs, and assists with shipping. For proposal guidelines please visit:
www.hamiltonartistsinc.on.ca , enter the site, and click on submissions policy. Please refer to the mandate and history sections of our website for further information.
Hamilton Artists Inc. architectural drawing – for floor plan refer to www.hamiltonartistsinc.on.ca - under submissions policy
Established in 1975, HAI is one of the founding galleries of the artist-run centre system in Canada. The organization is entering an exciting development stage as it approaches the opening of a newly purchased, multi-presentation complex in November of 2008. The new home of HAI is located with in the James St. North Arts District in Hamilton’s downtown core, located in the centre of a hub of cultural activity, including a monthly Art Crawl that attracts over five hundred visitors.
27. MODERN FUEL ARTIST-RUN CENTRE KINGSTON, ONTARIO is accepting applications for ADMINISTRATIVE DIRECTOR (25 hrs/week)
DEADLINE: July 11 2008
Modern Fuel Artist-Run Centre is seeking a motivated and organized individual for the contract position of Administrative Director (one year renewable contract).
Modern Fuel Artist-Run Centre is a non-profit organization facilitating the presentation, interpretation, and production of contemporary visual, time-based and interdisciplinary arts. Modern Fuel supports innovation and experimentation, and is committed to the education of interested publics and the diversification of its audiences. Modern Fuel is located downtown Kingston, 21a Queen Street.
This position is a renewable, 12-month contract, offers 25 hours per week at an entry-level starting wage, requires occasional evenings and Saturdays, and offers full health and dental benefits.
This position works in collaboration with the Artistic Director, and is supervised by the Board of Directors. The Administrative Director is also expected to work closely with volunteers, student placements, and other individuals and groups in the local arts communities.
Nature and Scope of Position
This position is the key service liaison with members and the general public and provides communication and administration support to all staff and volunteers at Modern Fuel.
The Administrative Director’s principle duties include:
* Day-to-day operation of the centre, including staffing, bookkeeping, budget and cash flow management (along with the Treasurer), bill and fee payments.
* Assisting with the planning and implementation of exhibition openings, special events and projects.
* Researching funding and grant opportunities, and preparing grant applications in conjunction with the Artistic Director.
* Maintaining and developing databases of volunteers.
* Recruiting new members and volunteers.
* Assisting with the implementation of the organization’s Strategic Plan, along with the Artistic Director and Board of Directors.
* Overseeing all print and electronic member communications.
* Attending to all public inquiries.
The Administrative Director is responsible for the distribution of all information relating to Modern Fuel’s programs, including updating Modern Fuel’s website, distributing email and facebook announcements and circulating printed posters and flyers.
This entry-level position also provides administrative, gallery and studio support as needed, including office coordination and cleaning, ordering of supplies, filing, answering public inquiries about Modern Fuel, its activities and exhibitions, arranging catering and volunteers for openings and events, and similar duties as requested.
The Administrative Director has regular in-person, telephone, email and written contact with members, volunteers, the general public, artists and other cultural organizations. This also includes educating the general public on the conceptual and technical basis of exhibited artworks.
Qualifications
The ideal candidate has:
* An interest in contemporary art practices and artist-run culture, with a completed undergraduate relevant degree or at least 3 years of field experience.
* Superior English oral and written communication skills.
* Demonstrated organizational and planning skills with an ability to multi-task. Attention to detail is a must.
* The ability to work cooperatively in an open-concept office, as well as work independently and in a self-directed manner when necessary.
* The ability to deal with diverse public audiences. Must be outgoing, friendly and tactful with a demonstrated commitment to service excellence.
* The ability to meet deadlines under pressure.
* Strong computer skills.
Please submit a curriculum vitae and a letter of interest to:
Hiring Committee
Modern Fuel Artist Run Centre
21a Queen Street
Kingston, Ontario, Canada K7K 1A1
Or email: modernfuel@bellnet.ca
Modern Fuel is an equal-opportunity employer. We thank all applicants for their interest; however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted. Interviews will be conducted during the week of July 14th.
All applications must be received at Modern Fuel by Friday, 11 July 2008 at 5:00 p.m. The successful candidate will start mid-August, 2008, so as to participate in a training period, and the contract will begin September 1, 2008
For more information on Modern Fuel please visit http://www.modernfuel.org
28. The Banff Centre - Visual Arts Residencies Call for Applications
Archive Restored Thematic Residency with Greg Staats
Program dates: January 5, 2009 - February 20, 2009
Application deadline: July 25, 2008
Master Class: Road Show - Travels of the Artist with Ken Lum
Program dates: January 5, 2009 - February 20, 2009
Application deadline: July 25, 2008
Self-Directed Creative Residency
Program dates: February 9, 2009 - March 31, 2009
Application deadline: July 25, 2008
Residency length: Minimum of five days
Financial assistance is available.
Other Opportunities:
Live and learn in the inspiring Canadian Rockies. The Banff Centre's work study program provides internship-style opportunities that attract talented and creative individuals who are seeking opportunities to enhance their education and pursue a career in the arts.
Visual Arts is currently seeking candidates for the following position:
Aboriginal Studio Work Study
Program dates: July 9, 2008 - March 31, 2009
Application deadline: July 3, 2008
(Applicants must be status, non-status, Metis, or Inuit)
The Banff New Media Institute is currently seeking candidates for the following position:
BNMI TV & New Media Aboriginal Work Study
Program dates: June 30, 2008 - March 31, 2009
Application deadline: When a suitable candidate is found
(Applicants must be status, non-status, Metis, or Inuit)
Other internships are also available, visit www.banffcentre.ca/ for details.
For more information and to apply to these and other opportunities:
The Banff Centre, Office of the Registrar
Email: arts_info@banffcentre.ca
Phone: 403.762.6180 or 1.800.565.9989
Box 1020, Banff, Alberta
Canada T1L 1H5
www.banffcentre.ca/va
29. CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS ESPACE VIDÉOGRAPHE 2009-2010 PROGRAMMING
Espace Vidéographe, the programming division of Vidéographe, invites artists, curators, art centres and galleries to submit proposals for video art programs and media-arts exhibitions. Every year Espace Vidéographe presents seven activities in different venues, and in partnership with other cultural organizations. Since its founding in 1998, Espace Vidéographe has been devoted to promoting and exhibiting video art in its various forms and through its relationships with other artistic disciplines.
Projects can be submitted once a year and are reviewed by a committee of peers. We welcome proposals from emerging curators and artists as well as established ones. We encourage proposals that provoke thought on the language of video and its modes of representation, encourage debate, and promote exchanges between different media-arts practices and between local and international production.
Another open call will be launched next August specifically dedicated to a video installation project (multiprojection) by an emerging Quebec or Canadian artist (in this case, residency and exhibition). This initiative is made possible with the precious collaboration of Vidéographe Production.
SUBMISSIONS MUST INCLUDE:
* Project description
* Artistic statement
* List of works to be programmed
* List of technical resources (equipment) supplied by applicants
* List of technical requirements for exhibition
* CVs for applicants
* Visual, Sound or Web Documentation with descriptive list of works (accepted formats: VHS, DVD, miniDV, NTSC and PAL; CD-ROM, DVD-ROM)
* List of the project's venues if applicable
* Press kit if available
* Self-addressed stamped envelope
Please note that projects submitted previously may not be resubmitted unless the artist is invited to do so. Programming proposals must include the bulk of the works selected, with supporting visual documentation.
DEADLINE: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1ST, 2008
Decisions will be sent to applicants in December. The proposals must be sent by post and be at our office by 5:00
Espace Vidéographe
Att: Sylvie Roy
6560, Esplanade Avenue, Suite 305
Montreal, Quebec, CANADA H2V 4L5
Phone: (514) / Email: espace@videographe.qc.ca / www.videographe.qc.ca
30. aceartinc.
Regular Programming is created through submissions that seek the support of? aceartinc. is dedicated to cultural diversity in its programming and to this end encourages applications from contemporary artists and curators identifying as members of GLBT (gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered), Aboriginal (status, non-status, Inuit and Metis) and all other culturally diverse communities.?
aceartinc. encourages proposals from individuals, groups and collectives in all visual arts media. Regular Programming submissions are solicited through a general annual national call with a deadline of August 1st. The Selection Committee reviews submissions within the context of? aceartinc.’s mandate and goals and makes recommendations to the board within 4 weeks of the deadline. [The Selection Committee is comprised of the Programming Coordinator, 1-2 Board Members, and 2 Community Members.]
aceartinc. is committed to paying CARFAC rates or higher, and where possible, will make efforts to pay for flights, accommodation and shipping for artists. Exhibitions selected will be accompanied by a publication as part of the Critical Distance Writing Program.
Regular Programming Proposals must include:
When preparing your proposal, please keep in mind that each jury member receives and reviews a photo-copy of your written materials before they view your visual support material. It is to your advantage to provide written materials that are easily readable after being photocopied. Submissions that do not follow the below will be edited as such for jury to review (ie. CVs going over 2 pages).
We advise for those who do not know our establishment, to get a sense of what we’ve done, visit our web archives
1. a current CV with current contact info(no more than 2 pages)
2. an artist and or curatorial statement (no more than 1 page)
3. a project proposal. note: if project is in development, please present support about the development as well as related past work
4. schedule of activities (if applicable)
5. an equipment list or itemization of special technical needs if applicable
6. image list (no more than 1 page)
7. Self-Addressed Sufficiently-Stamped Envelope (S.A.S.E.): Due to excessive costs for the gallery, your submission will not be returned without one. For return of Slides/CD-R/DVD only, please ensure correct postage for those items. Dossiers that are not claimed or pre-stamped will not be kept.
8. Support materials: up to 20 images (inc. total of 20 for group submissions)
**CD-R images must be as jpegs 72dpi, 1024 x 768 pixel, 500k (.5 MB) RGB or SRGB only. NO POWER POINT PLEASE!
other:
*video NTSC compatible or DVD max 10 minutes long and cued up
* CD-R video must be accessed only with one of the following plug-ins: Quicktime, RealPlayer, Shockwave, Windows Media Player or Flash.
*audio cassette or cd
*no more then 2 printed matter (may include essays, reviews, non-original documents of artworks that cannot otherwise be described in slide or video format. NO BOOKS PLEASE)
*NO laser-copied images, thumbnails, or original artwork.
*NO binders, folders or staples. (Paper clips only please)
*At this time we are unable to accept applications over the internet (NO URL’s) or by Fax For all enquiries please contact the gallery at 204 944 9763 or program@aceart.org
CFAT General contact
5600 Sackville Street,
(CBC Radio Building)
Suite 207
Halifax, Nova Scotia
B3J 1L2
tel.902-420-4002
fax.902-420-4581
cfat.communication@ns.sympatico.ca
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