JULY 2018 ARTeFACT Magazine

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ARTISTS CALLS, AWARDS, PRIZES, GRANTS & FUNDING PRIZES Black Cat Gallery Seeking proposals by artists, curators & collectives - all mediums for our 2017 exhibition program. 1103 Burke Road, Hawthorn East, VIC 3123 blackcatgallery.com.au/sumit No listed deadline CFP: A Critical Examination of Arts, Activism & Human Rights In Partnership With Amnesty International Seeking articles by practioners wishing to explore ways of documenting their practice. www.intellectbooks.co.uk stephaniejaneknight@gmail.com Brunswick Street Gallery Call for EOI’s in 2017. With multiple gallery spaces, we have a variety of approaches for our curatorial platform. Offering space for emerging art practice, BSG engages with contemporary theoretical approach brunswickstreetgallery.squarespace.com Digital picture books Like A Photon Creative seeks submissions for an interactive storytelling platform with national and international audiences. Pixapops is a digital world featuring picture books and animated stories for readers up to six years of age. For more information: aimee.lindorff@gmail.com Mundaring Arts Centre Mundaring Arts Centre | 2018 Call for Submissions Do you have a good idea for an exhibition or know artists looking for a venue? If so, we want to hear from you! MAC is now inviting exhibition applications from visual artists and curators for consideration in our 2018 exhibitions program. We encourage applications from emerging, mid- ≠career and established artists from across all disciplines and visual art forms, as well as curatorial proposals. If you are interested in exhibiting your work or curating an exhibition in one of our gallery spaces at Mundaring Arts Centre you can apply using the process below. Download and read the Information and Terms & Conditions Form Download and complete the Exhibition Applications Form Email or post completed proposals to info@mundaringartscentre.com.au or Mundaring Arts Centre 7190 Great Eastern Hwy Mundaring WA 6073 For more information contact our Administrator Louella Hayes on 08 9295 3991 or lhayes@mundaringartscentre.com.au Belconnen Arts Centre Belconnen Arts Centre Artist in Residence Program Belconnen Arts Centre is developing its seasonal Artists in Residence program and is offering assistance to local artists, writers, performers, new media collaborators and other creative professionals looking to use studio, performance and exhibition space for development and presentation of new work. As part of this program, the Centre can offer significant discounts on the hire of space, mentoring and professional development, plus support through profiling and marketing. The aim of the Artist in Residence program is to encourage practising individual artists, writers and performers or small groups to develop a work or series of works within the Arts Centreís available studios and workshops and to then have the opportunity to present or exhibit that work. Available spaces include the Dance Studio during school holidays and the Creative Workshops, suitable for creation of larger work and or group work, and writing, multimedia and some performance development work. Venue specifications, costings and terms and conditions for each of the available spaces are available here. If you are interested in applying for an Artist in Residence at Belconnen Arts Centre, please complete the Venue Hiring Enquiry Form here and return with the completed Artist in Residence Proposal and CV to info@ belconnenartscentre.com.au. Please attach any additional relevant information, to give us a better idea of what you want to do. To discuss your idea with the programming team, please feel free to contact the Centre on (02) 6173 3300. We are happy to accept applications from Artists in Residence at any time of the year. GRANTS QuickstART No Interest Loan Scheme For Artists Commercial no interest loan scheme for individual artists, groups, and creative practitioners, created by Positive Solutions & Brian Tucker Accounting info@foresters.org.au No Deadline Regional Arts Fund The Australian Government’s Regional Arts Fund program supports sustainable cultural development in regional and remote Australia. The Regional Arts Fund is managed in Victoria by Regional Arts Victoria and is delivered in two main categories, Community Grants and Quick Response Grants. Quick Response Grants Quick Response grants of up to $1500 for individuals and $3,000 for organisations are available throughout the year. The Regional Arts Fund Quick Response Grant Funding is open. www.rav.net.au/funding-opportunities/regional-arts-fund About the Rattle Poetry Prize The annual Rattle Poetry Prize offers $10,000 for a single poem to be published in the winter issue of the magazine. Ten finalists will also receive $200 each and publication, and be eligible for the $2,000 Readers’ Choice Award, to be selected by subscriber and entrant vote. Additional poems from the entries are frequently offered publication as well. In 2017 we published 20 poems that had been submitted to the contest from just over 4,000 entries. With the winners judged in an anonymous review by the editors to ensure a fair and consistent selection, an entry fee that is simply a one-year subscription to the magazine - and a large Readers’ Choice Award to be chosen by the writers themselves - we’ve designed the Rattle Poetry Prize to be one of the most inspiring contests around. Past winners have included a retired teacher, a lawyer, and several students. It’s fair, it’s friendly, and you win a print subscription to Rattle even if you don’t win. DEADLINE: July 15, 20 50 July 2018 ARTeFACT Newsletter
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