aCORdança - Lúcia Neto e LUPA - exposição coletiva - Museu Paulo Setubal - Tatuí - SP

MATRÍCULAS ABERTAS | 2º semestre 2015

Curso de Arquitetura de Exposições

Arte e Luz, com Rogério Emerson

Cursos de Dinâmicas do Pensamento Criativo

Arte e Arquitetura, com Sonia Salcedo

Arte: processos e afetos, com Bob N e Edmilson Nunes

Circuito aberto e fechado, com Alexandre Sá e João Modé

Corpo | Per | Forma, com Rafael Abdala

Foto-livro | Livro-obra, com Martin Ogolter

MAQUINADECOMOVER, com Chacal

Workshop: o processo criativo | módulo III, com Charles Watson

Cursos de Estudos Teóricos
A arte de gentrificar, com Laura Burocco

Introdução à história da fotografia, com Denise Cathilina

Pop arte: território de fronteira, com Jorge Sayão

Curso de Leituras Dirigidas
O que se mostra: a função do museu, do crítico e do curador, Daniel Jablonski

Cursos de Processos Gráficos

Litografia, com Tina Velho

O MuBE RENOVOU TODOS OS CURSOS PARA 2015

Ação Educativa, 2010

Escola de Artes

O MuBE RENOVOU TODOS OS CURSOS PARA 2015

Os novos cursos com novos professores desenvolvem uma reflexão contemporânea na qual enfoca-se os possíveis processos da arte hoje.

Artes visuais
Desenha-me – com Mariana Pinto
História da Arte Moderna e Contemporânea – com Elza Ajzenberg e Tatiana Ajzenberg
Tratamento de Imagens para artistas: Introdução – com Magali Medina
A Serigrafia e sua Aplicação nas Artes, Moda, Design e Comunicação – com Alcides Rodrigues
Ilustração Editorial – com Carlos Clémen
Técnica Fotográfica Básica – com Danilo Pericoli
Escultura – Da Modelagem à Fundição em Metal: Criação, técnicas e história da arte – com Israel Kislansky
Ensaios urbanos – com Danilo Pericoli
Encadernação: Costuras Aparentes – com Magali Medina
Criação Pedagógica Integrativa no Ensino e Aprendizagem da Arte – com Murilo Kammer
Arte Urbana como Instrumento de Comunicação e Expressão – com Ricardo Tatoo

Arquitetura
A Perspectiva a Mão Livre no Desenho de Arquitetura – com Rodrigo Prata e Caio Marçon
O Desenho de Croqui e sua Poética Arquitetônica – com Rodrigo Prata e Caio Marçon

Arteterapia
Faça Memórias (Terceira Idade) – com Cristiane Pomeranz e Juliana Naso
Arte & Inclusão para Portadores de Necessidades Especiais – com Cristiane Pomeranz e Juliana Naso

Lita Projetos Culturais
Pelos Caminhos da Ópera
Introdução ao Estudo dos Doze Trabalhos de Hércules – IV
Astrologia Básica
A Personagem Feminina em Romances do Século XIX: Uma Retórica da Paixão
Ser e Saber na História da Filosofia – Módulo I: A Ignorância dos Sábios como um Modo de Ser
Brasil: o gigante acordará?
História da Arte – As Manifestações Artísticas do Século XIX
Alquimia Simbólica – Operações
Os Manuscritos do Mar Morto – Os Essênios, os Primeiros Cristãos e a Formação da Bíblia na Maior Descoberta Arqueológica da Terra Santa
Palestras: Os Desafios da Geopolítica Internacional
História da Cultura Através de Imagens fonte: http://mube.art.br/cursos/

cárceres a duas vozes: Piranesi e Ana Maria Tavares - Museu Lasar Segall - SP

depois do futuro ou a ideologia do presente - Daniela Labra - RJ

Smaller Footprints

Smaller Footprints

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Call Type: Exhibitions
Eligibility: International
City: Lancaster
State: California
Fee: $0.00
Entry Deadline: 11/1/15
Days remaining to deadline: 61

The Museum of Art and History (MOAH) is proud to host the Women's Environmental Artists Directory (WEAD) annual members' exhibition in celebration of environmental art that addresses climate change. Climate change affects vital aspects of life: water, food, health, social justice, and species loss. In keeping with the smaller footprints concept, and since humans have 2 feet, work is limited to a maximum 2 feet in any dimension. 

The call is open to all current WEAD members.  Non-members are welcome to join  (www.weadartists.org) and become immediately eligible.  JURORS: Robert Benitez, MOAH/Cedar Director; Susan Leibovitz Steinman, ecoartist & WEAD cofounder; Linda Weintraub, ecoart writer, publisher, curator.

Bellwether Sculpture Exhibition 2016: Confluence

Bellwether Sculpture Exhibition 2016: Confluence

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Call Type: Unspecified
Eligibility: International
City: Bellevue
State: Washington
Fee: $0.00
Entry Deadline: 10/26/15
Days remaining to deadline: 55

The City of Bellevue seeks sculptures and/or proposals for site-specific/temporary sculptures. Sculptures will be exhibited at Bellevue City Hall, along the Pedestrian Corridor that crosses Downtown, and in the Downtown Park from June 24-October 16, 2016. Artwork will be juried by a panel of established professional artists and arts professionals.

Existing artworks selected for the show are eligible for honoraria, insurance, plus shipping and travel reimbursement up to $500 (artists can apply for additional assistance if required), and free professional installation.

Temporary/site-specific artworks created for this show, are eligible for honoraria, plus shipping and travel reimbursement up to $500 (artists can apply for additional assistance if required), limited materials budget for creating the work and professional installation assistance, (case by case basis). All temporary/site-specific artworks will be outdoors.

More info at: www.bellevuewa.gov/bellwether2016.htm

Kansas City Artists Coalition Proposals for Exhibitions & the International Residency 2015

Kansas City Artists Coalition Proposals for Exhibitions & the International Residency 2015

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Call Type: Proposals
Eligibility: International
City: Kansas City
State: Missouri
Fee: $0.00
Entry Deadline: 10/15/15
Days remaining to deadline: 44

The Kansas City Artists Coalition (KCAC or Artists Coalition) is an artist-centered, artist-run alternative space that presents a variety of exhibitions of contemporary artists' work in its Mallin Gallery, Jacqueline B. Charno Gallery, and the Underground Gallery.

The Kansas City International Residency at the Artists Coalition offers dedicated individuals a supportive environment to work and engage with the Kansas City community. The mission of the Residency is to bring artists from around the world together in order to work, build friendships, and improve intercultural understanding.



Local, regional, national and international artists may apply.

AHHA Call to Artists

AHHA Call to Artists

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Call Type: Exhibitions
Eligibility: International
City: Tulsa
State: Oklahoma
Fee: $0.00
Entry Deadline: 10/2/15
Days remaining to deadline: 31

The Arts & Humanities Council of Tulsa Hardesty Arts Center (fondly known as AHHA) announces a call to artists for the 2016 - 17 exhibition calendar. The purpose is to show contemporary art in our Brady Arts District gallery and engage the community in meaningful educational programming. The deadline for submissions is October 2, 2015.  All submissions must be made online.  Each submitting artist, organization, or collective will need to create a free account with CaFE.  You will be prompted to do this before your application process begins. 



Please review eligibility, requirements, and submission guidelines. No phone calls please.

Old Redwood Highway Roundabouts

Old Redwood Highway Roundabouts

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Call Type: Public Art
Eligibility: International
City: Town of Windsor
State: California
Fee: $0.00
Entry Deadline: 9/24/15
Days remaining to deadline: 23

In partnership with the Public Art Advisory Committee (PAAC), the Town of Windsor is soliciting public art entries to be considered for two temporary (up to 24 months) outdoor installation in two new traffic roundabouts located prominently on Old Redwood Highway. 

Tampa International Airport

Tampa International Airport

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Call Type: Public Art
Eligibility: International
City: Tampa
State: Florida
Fee: $0.00
Entry Deadline: 9/14/15
Days remaining to deadline: 13

Tampa International Airport has been given more than a gift, we have been given an opportunity. We have the opportunity to craft a unique experience for millions of travelers every year. As we endeavor to enhance the body of our building with new walls and windows, we invite you to be a part of our efforts to elevate its soul through our art program.



Over forty years as an Airport has allowed us to build a diverse art collection that reflects our community and as such, is an extension of ourselves. It is with great pride and anticipation that we look to tomorrow. A tomorrow where your creative and innovative works help to create moments of respite, introspection, joy, and wonder that our team members, guests, and community will experience for years to come.



Please view the full Call For Artists: http://www.tampaairport.com/call-artists

Au Naturel: the Nude in the 21st Century 2016

Au Naturel: the Nude in the 21st Century 2016

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Call Type: Competitions
Eligibility: International
City: Astoria
State: Oregon
Fee: $40.00
Entry Deadline: 11/7/15
Days remaining to deadline: 67

Au Naturel: The Nude in the 21st Century is an international juried competition hosted annually by the Art Center of Clatsop Community College in Astoria, Oregon, with a focus on the time-honored tradition of the nude human figure, an art form that continues to inspire and challenge many artists today as one of the most potentially rewarding subjects to explore. This exhibit represents a wide range of interpretations of the human figure from representational to abstract, and is open to all artists from around the world working in any drawing, painting, and printmaking media in which the handmade mark is employed as the primary means of image-making.

Arnolfini Mini[e]MailArt No32. Hats - Invitation

the project of Arnolfini Archives called Mini[e]MailArt No31. (Switches) has closed with 44 participants.
And now, we ask You to participate in the No32. autumn series: Hats.
Details here:

http://arnolfini-mma.blogspot.hu/2015/09/no32-kalapok-hats.html

We are waiting for Your work!

Have a creative Autumn,
best, Ervin Zsubori, Hungary

CHAMADA - 2015 New York International Print - Competition & Exhibition - até 10 de setembro

FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK | VISIT OUR WEBSITE | DONATE | CONTACT US Call for Entries 2015 NEW YORK INTERNATIONAL MINIATURE PRINT COMPETITION & EXHIBITION Entry Deadline EXTENDED:   September 10, 2015 at 9:00 PM Exhibition Dates: November 1 - December 19, 2015 Juried by: Sarah Suzuki Curator, Department of Prints, Drawings and Illustrated Books, Museum of Modern Art, New York Click below for complete entry information and Prospectus:  CALL FOR ENTRY Artist Members, Please Note: The studio will be closed from August 17 and reopen September 8.  When we reopen, please pick up your artwork left from  prior MGC exhibitions or any work that   is not stored on your personal shelves. After September 30th, MGC will no longer be responsible for leftover artwork. Some work has been stored  temporarily on Shelf #99.

Małgorzata Stachurska. Laboratory -

 


We cordially invite 
to the opening of the exhibition 

Małgorzata Stachurska. Laboratory

on 4. September 2015 at 6 p.m.
Floriańska 22 Gallery
22. Floriańska Str., Kraków

exhibition open untill 26.09.2015


Exhibition within the frames of the
Accompanying Programme of the International Print Triennial – Kraków 2015

FOTO ESTENDIDA #2 - SP

FOTO ESTENDIDA #2

Ana Cristina Panek

Andrea Natalie

Carla Venusa

Elaine Pessoa

Fernando Bianchi

Gabriel Mayor

Gustavo Lourenção

Henrique Tarricone

Herman Tacasey

João Castellano

Juliana Barros

Luciana Mendonça

Maira Fridman

Marcello Vitorino

Marcelo Parducci

Marcos Bruvic

Marcos Pacheco

Maria Cecilia São Thiago

Marina Castro

Mario Miranda Filho

Melissa Haidar

Nathalie Bohm

Paulo Uemura

Pedro Moreira

Renato Gaiofato

ABERTURA DA EXPOSIÇÃO:

28 de Agosto

19:30h

visitação: até 17 de Outubro

Espaço Ophicina 

Teodoro Sampaio, 1109

um trágico nos trópicod - Iberê Camargo - MAM - RJ

exposição O QUE CAMINHA AO LADO - SESC Vila Mariana

As Cores do Entorno - exposição que marca os 10 anos da Sociedade Vaparaisense de Artistas Plásticos - SESC

houyhnhnms - Nuno Ramos - Pinacoteca do Estado de São Paulo

as cidades - fotografias Douglas Fischer - MARGS - RS

Fall 2015 Exhibitions - Boston University Art Galleries - USA

Fall 2015 Exhibition and Opening Reception Schedule   View this email in your browser

Fall 2015 Exhibitions The newly configured Boston University Art Galleries, comprised of the Stone, 808, Annex, and Sherman Galleries, is pleased to announce the fall semester exhibition schedule. A Call for Peace:  Iri and Toshi Maruki’s Hiroshima Panels & Artifacts from the Bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki September 11 – October 18, 2015 Stone Gallery - 855 Commonwealth Avenue Opening Reception: September 10th, 6pm-8pm In commemoration of the 70th anniversary of the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, A Call for Peace presents six of the fifteen Hiroshima Panels by Iri and Toshi Maruki and artifacts collected from the detonation sites lent by the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum. The Marukis, Nobel Peace Prize nominees in 1995, produced the paintings over thirty years and were the subject of the 1986 Academy nominated documentary Hellfire: A Journey from Hiroshima. The panels represent recollections from Hiroshima and Nagasaki, “where hell and the modern age fused in August 1945.” These impressive pieces are famous throughout Japan and have been exhibited in more than twenty nations worldwide. Iri Maruki & Toshi Maruki, Hiroshima Panels X ‘Petition’ (Detail), 1955, Paper, Indian ink, Coloring, 71 x 283” Courtesy of Maruki Gallery for the Hiroshima Panels Ariel Freiberg: Unquenchable Thirst September 11 – October 25, 2015 Sherman Gallery 755 Commonwealth Avenue Opening Reception: Friday, September 11, 6-7:30pm  Ariel Freiberg’s recent work confronts idealized representations of gendered identities. In her lush and sensuous canvases, Freiberg depicts women’s faces that appear to blend into or emerge out of abstractly painted veils. From painted shards or tears emerge fragments of facial expressions—such as a flash of a parted lip or a slice of an alluring glance—that become signifiers of constructed female beauty. Freiberg’s paintings hesitate, creating tension between that which is depicted and that what remains unseen.   Bedouin Ring, 2015 Oil, ground bone, iridescence on linen 48" x 36" Willie Cole: AQUAHALLIC September 24 – December 4, 2015 808 Gallery 808 Commonwealth Avenue Opening Reception: Thursday, September 24th, 6-8pm Internationally renowned artist Willie Cole creates sculptures and installations that alter everyday materials, such as irons, shoes, and bicycles, into layered artworks with multiple autobiographical, art-historical, and socio-political meanings. In AQUAHALLIC, Cole presents a series of chandeliers and a Cadillac Eldorado, created specifically for the exhibition, made from repurposed plastic water bottles. In these works, Cole both transforms and exploits the objects’ previous associations to realize new forms that speak to the paradox of the impact of plastic upon the environment and water as the ultimate life force. Additionally, the work in AQUAHALLIC responds to the history and architecture of the 808 Gallery.   Image credit:  Ellen Denuto Follow our exhibition and event information here Printer’s Proof: Thirty Years at Wingate Studio October 30 – December 13, 2015 Stone Gallery   Raul Gonzalez III: Regalo  October 30 – December 13, 2015 The Annex   Hannah Cole: Caring for Surfaces  November 6 – December 18, 2015 Sherman Gallery

808 GALLERY 808 Commonwealth Avenue SHERMAN GALLERY George Sherman Union 775 Commonwealth Avenue, Second Floor   Gallery Hours: Tuesday - Sunday: 12 - 5pm 808 and Stone Gallery open until 8pm on Thursdays Closed Mondays and major holidays Our mailing address is: Boston University Art Gallery 855 Commonwealth Avenue Boston, Massachusetts 02215 Add us to your address book  617-353-3329