ANPAP recebe inscrições para seu 23º Encontro

A Associação Nacional de Pesquisadores em Artes Plásticas – ANPAP recebe inscrições até 16/03/14 de interessados em apresentarem simpósios, mesas e palestras no 23º Encontro da ANPAP, que será realizado em Belo Horizonte (MG), entre 15 e 19/09/14, sob o tema: Ecossistemas Artísticos. As inscrições devem ser realizadas através do link:http://www.anpap.org.br/cadastro_proposta_simposio.html 
Mais informações: www.anpap.org.br
Fonte: Mapa das Artes

O Ateliê Aberto, de Campinas (SP), e o Jardim Canadá Centro de Arte e Tecnologia (JA.CA), de Belo Horizonte (MG), abriram um processo seletivo de residências artísticas

Projeto de residências artísticas recebe propostas

O Ateliê Aberto, de Campinas (SP), e o Jardim Canadá Centro de Arte e Tecnologia (JA.CA), de Belo Horizonte (MG), abriram um processo seletivo de residências artísticas, destinado a gestores de espaços autônomos, no campo das artes visuais, com inscrições abertas para todo o Brasil, até o dia 17 de março.

O edital é parte da proposta contemplada na 10ª edição do Programa Rede Nacional Funarte Artes Visuais: o projetoDiagnóstico para Indie.Gestão – Residência de Espaços Autônomos. O processo seletivo prevê a seleção de cinco centros artísticos autônomos sediados em diferentes regiões geográficas do país, para residências nos dois centros de arte.

As etapas do projeto – Cada espaço contemplado receberá uma visita da equipe de coordenação do projeto, para reconhecimento e diagnóstico de suas atividades, assim como para a realização de um workshop ou conversa aberta, sobre temas ligados ao conteúdo dos projetos e as rotinas previstas por cada um. Num segundo momento, representantes dos cinco espaços selecionados serão reunidos no JA.CA, em Belo Horizonte, onde vão participar de eventos produzidos pelos organizadores, tais como seminários e atividades coletivas.

O programa terá também como resultado, uma publicação, feita de forma colaborativa, realizada como obra em progresso. O trabalho vai reunir os principais pontos dos debates realizados durante a residência.

Samantha Moreira, fundadora do Ateliê Aberto (criado em 1997), explica que o nome “Diagnóstico para Indie.GESTÃO – Residência de Espaços Autônomos” sugere que o processo de trabalho a ser realizado se relacione com o universo da culinária – “…com a hora das refeições, de cozinhar juntos, de trocar receitas, de colocar uma pitada na discussão, de buscar novos temperos entre a especificidade de cada um dos espaços, de sentar à mesa. Um campo de negociação, de novas táticas, de aproximação e afetividade, buscando estratégias para alimentarmos novos processos de sobrevivência”, diz Samantha.

Edital e ficha de inscrição disponíveis nos sites www.jacaarte.org e www.atelieaberto.art.br.

*Com informações do site do Ministério da Cultura

Fonte: Cultura e mercado

SGCI Awards 2015 Call for Nominations

SGCI Awards 2015 Call for Nominations   The SGCI Awards Committee is soliciting nominations from our membership for the following awards to be conferred at the 2015 annual conference in Knoxville, TN.     * Printmaker Emeritus - given annually to a senior printmaker of established reputation * Excellence in Teaching - an individual who has made an outstanding contribution to teaching printmaking and has demonstrated excellence in his or her own creative work * Honorary Member of the Council is given annually to someone who has performed outstanding service to the SGCI organization Please submit your one page letter of nomination including biographical information for your nominee and a statement describing why you feel your nominee should receive the suggested award to awards@sgcinternational.org Deadline: March 25, 2014 Quick Links   www.sgcinternational.org            SGC International Beth Grabowski, President University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

Peregrinos os pés - ROPRE - Juiz de Fora - MG

Peregrinos - os pés

A realizada pela Pró reitoria de Cultura da Universidade Federal de Juiz de Fora, na Galeria Renato de Almeida - Juiz de Fora, MG

Abertura: dia 10/03/2014 as 19:00

Visitação: entre 11 e 30 de março

Av.: Rio Branco, 2329 - Centro

Voodoo New Orleans Themed Art Exhibit

Call For All Artists:

This is an open call for artists to display any work pertaining to New Orleans' extraordinarily rich culture.  

If you have ever visited or lived in New Orleans, you may have been struck by the European flavor.  Perhaps it was architecture in the 80-square-block area known as the French Quarter.  Or the church overlooking Jackson Square, the beautiful antebellum mansions in the Garden District and Uptown, the streetcar lines, steamboats on the Mississippi River, or the moss covered cemeteries.  Maybe the music put a spell on you!  After all, New Orleans is known as the birthplace of jazz.  The city also has a well-deserved reputation for its food.  Chefs combine abundant regional culinary resources such as seafood with Creole, Cajun and other cooking styles to create unique eats.

No one could forget Mardi Gras!

"N'Awlins" is an enchanting city with a relaxed way of life leaving one with the desire to just lean back and let the surroundings filter through all of the senses.

All mediums welcome.

This is a Juried Exhibit, please check your email for status.

Email Submission Dates:

NOW accepting entries through Monday, March 24th 7:00pm    DO NOT WAIT!!!  

Looking forward to this new exhibit and seeing your work!

Please email us your image of work and entry form.
picturethisgallery@gmail.com

open_media_entry_form.docx

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fonte: http://picturethisgallery.weebly.com/call-for-artists.html

memória da litografia - pedras raras da Livraria do Globo - Miriam Tolpolar

rien: éter - curadoria Douglas Negrisolli

Exposição: RIEN: Éter Curadoria de Douglas Negrisolli 14 de março de 2014 às 19h

OMA Galeria Rua Carlos Gomes, 69 Centro - SBC mapa de como chegar na galeria

Copyright © 2014 Douglas Negrisolli, All rights reserved. Informativo Artes Visuais | douglasnegrisolli.com

Manhattan Graphics Center - Mars 2014

FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK | VISIT OUR WEBSITE | DONATE | CONTACT US Call for submissions from MGC Members The Lazarus Print "...and ye shall rise from the dead..."  The premise: Some prints die inglorious deaths and are discarded by their all-powerful creators. But what if these doomed/dead/flawed/unsuccessful/ truly hideous prints were somehow brought back to life? What if there were a way to make bad prints good again? What would they look like? Here is your chance to play God. There are three steps/deadlines for "The Lazarus Print:" 1. Bring in two of your doomed or dead prints (nothing larger than 22 x 30") PLUS digital images of these prints (in JPEG format; if you don't know how to do this, e-mail one of the organizers and we will help you through it or possibly photograph your works at MGC). Label each print on the back (name, date, title [if it has one], medium) and leave them on shelf #107 byMARCH 10th, 2014. 2. Choose someone else's doomed or dead print on MARCH 15/16/17, 2014 at MGC. Prints will be available in a bin at the back of the silkscreen area. Choose only ONE print and carry it away with you to your personal nest. (First come, first served.) Rework and resurrect the print at your leisure. 3. Place the resurrected print on shelf 107 by MAY 15th, 2014. Work should be framed and labeled on the back with appropriate identifying information (your name, new title, date, medium). If you want to price the print, consult with the original artist; all sales will be split 40% original artist, 40% resurrection artist, 20% MGC. Also, please provide a concise one paragraph statement about why you chose a particular dead work and how you resurrected it. These statements will be displayed along with the photos of the original work and your resurrected print. Prints will be on display at MGC in the Project Space from JUNE 1-30, 2014. There will be a festive closing reception/artists' talk on June 21st, 2014 (also the day of the summer solstice; wear your robes and bring your wands and ceremonial daggers). Prints may be picked up after June 30th from shelf 107. Other restrictions: all participating artists must be members of MGC. For questions and other inquiries please contact: Rich Turnbull, rhturnbull1126@gmail. com Bob Shore, bobshore@gmail.com David Thomas, dwthomas10011@aol.com PROJECT SPACE IN APRIL: opportunity to exhibit Call for submissions: MGC Members LIVING LARGE The premise: a call for MGC member printmakers to create prints that use an entire sheet (22 x 30") of printmaking paper. (You can also work even larger.) Prints should be framed and ready to hang. Include name, medium, date of work, edition no., price. Submission deadline: 25 March 2014 Show will be on view during April 2014 in the MGC Project Space Place prints on shelf #107 Opening celebration/artists' talk: Sat., April 5, 6:30-9 PM Pick up work: 28-30 April  2014 Curator: Rich Turnbull, rhturnbull1126@gmail.com OPENING IN THE GALLERY     A Selection of  6 Contemporary French Printmakers  Michèle Van de Roer Philippe Angot Monique Tello Marin Muller Reinhart Laurent Chaouat Jung Eric Colette March 8 - 28, 2014 Opening: Saturday, March 8, 6-8 pm Gallery and Project Space hours:  Mon: 6-10 pm / Tues-Fri: 10 am-10 pm / Sat & Sun: 10 am-6 pm  IMAGE: Philippe Angot, No.1 Sans Titre, 2010, estampe sur velin blanc   IN THE PROJECT SPACE: MARCH    AN EXHIBITION OF VARIOUS PRINTS CREATED BY THE STAFF OF CARRIER PIGEON MAGAZINE Carrier Pigeon is a magazine of illustrated fiction and fine art.  To see more about our magazine, please visit www.carrierpigeonmag.com PARTICIPATING ARTISTS: Matt Barteluce Kirsten Flaherty Stephen Fredericks Rie Hasegawa Denise Kasof Chunwoo Nam Christina Pumo Justin Sanz Rostislav Spitkovsky Evan Summer Bruce Waldman You are invited to:  An Evening to Remember Danielle DeMers Join her family of friends and associates as - with words and music - we try to catch the spirit of this lovely lady.  Her colleagues at MGC recall her excellence as artist, teacher and printmaker. With her engaging personal manner, she was an attentive friend and continues being a present inspiration. When: Tuesday, March 18, 2014 at 7:00pm Where: Fifth Floor Theatre             111 Second Ave. (at 6th Street)   RSVP: danielledemers318@gmail.com (include no. of guests)  Intaglio Adventure! acrylic gels, carborundum, secondary shaped plates, embossed effects... REGISTER FOR:  ALTERED STATES:Monoprinting with plates with instructor Anneli Arms  Thursdays, 10:30 am-4:30 pm March 20 and 27 This workshop uses pre-existing plates to explore intaglio printmaking as an adventurous medium. Etched plates can be monoprinted and then printed in combination with a variety of surfaces to create new and enriched imagery. Unusual methods are explored, including use of acrylic gels for painterly transparencies and carborundum or textural effects. The class also explores the use of secondary shaped plates and embossing effects, as well as the creative possibilities inherent is such techniques as chine collé and a la poupeé. The focus is on individuality and our endless capacity for experimentation. 12 extra workshop hours during weeks of the class. TO REGISTER: visit our website and download the registration form to complete and mail in with your payment by check, or register over the phone with a payment by charge at 212-219-8783. And you are always welcome in visit the studio!

MANHATTAN GRAPHICS CENTER   250 WEST 40 STREET, FIFTH FLOOR | NYC 10018 | 212-219-8783

34th Mini Print International of Cadaqués - novo prazo - até 30 de abril

The deadline to participate in the 34th Mini Print International of Cadaqués
has been extended to April 30th, 2014.

If you have already sent your prints, please ignore this email.
Thank you.

Kind regards,
Merce Fort
http://www.miniprint.org

Arnolfini MinifegMailArt No26. Towers

the project of Arnolfini Archives called Mini[e]MailArt No25. (Stairs) has closed with 78 participants.
And now, we ask You to participate in the No26. spring series: Towers.
Details here:

http://arnolfini-mma.blogspot.hu/2014/03/no26-tornyok-towers.html

We are waiting for Your work!

Have a creative Spring,
best, Ervin Zsubori, Hungary