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Artist and Writer in Residence Opportunities

Part-time (17.5 hours per week) May – October 2007
Salary - £6000 per residency

Closing date 09/03/2007

The Gallery of Modern Art is seeking one visual artist and one writer whose work has previously addressed issues of social justice and is prepared to investigate the issues of sectarianism, territorialism and identity.

As part of the Gallery of Modern Art’s Contemporary Art and Human Rights programme, the Gallery of Modern Art, Glasgow (GoMA) is offering two residency positions, one for a visual artist and one for a writer, with the opportunity for artists to work on issued based collaborative projects with community groups. The artists will be required to respond to the issue Sectarianism (identity, neighbourhood and nation) and develop new work to be shown. The residency will be for 6 months starting May 2007, the artist and writer will be expected to facilitate weekly community workshops with identified youth groups across the city, one open studio day, an artists talk, and a final display of work being shown at GoMA. The artist and writers time would be split 50% for their own work and 50% for work with the community groups.

Applicants should have a clear idea of how this residency will benefit their practice along with experience of working collaboratively with community groups. To apply for either of the residency posts please send a CV, a letter of application outlining your approach to the residency and up to 12 slides or photos of own work (visual artists) and examples of your published work (writers) to Alicia Watson, Education & Access Curator, Gallery of Modern Art, Royal Exchange Square, G1 3AH.

http://www.glasgowmuseums.com
Email - Alicia.Watson@cls.glasgow.gov.uk
Phone - 0141 229 1996

Maps and Skins media project

Artist brief

Fee: £6,000 (30 days)
Additional funds are available for materials and equipment

Timescale: March – August 2007

Deadline for applications: Wednesday 28th February 2007
Interviews in Newcastle: March 2007 (tbc)

English Heritage and ISIS Arts are seeking to appoint an experienced artist, to work alongside a media company, to work with young people to produce an interactive game as part of a high profile exhibition at Belsay Hall in Northumberland.

Applicants will be expected to have the relevant media skills, experience and an enthusiasm for working with young people from a hard-to-reach audience and proof of producing high quality work in this field.

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http://www.filmsharing.eu/
2nd International NoBudget VideoFilmfestival Heilbronn/Weimar, Germany & European Tour-
Deadline 1st of May 2007

WE want to show YOUR work!

WE = the different festival for independent filmmakers from everywhere.
The motto GELD SPIELT KEINE ROLLE (~money is not an issue/it’s only money)is the key to our expectations of No Budget art and quality production.
YOU = filmmaker of narrative or fiction films, independent in mind & approach, who wants to spread his original ideas among an enthousiastic audience

Be quick and send us your work! You’ll find the entry form and more details on our homepage. Deadline for entries is the 1st of May!

http://www.filmsharing.eu/

the unliKelies
invite you to

TONE
FLOAT

a neo-constructivist sound/image installation at the IOCT, De Montfort University, Leicester.

Wednesday 21st February 2007 - visit any time between 2pm and 6pm.

The IOCT is in The Gateway ( there is a large red led display over the door )

The Unlikelies are Shekhar Raj Dhain, composer and Robert Richardson, visual artist.