The Art Deadlines List (fwd)
Jon Winet
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Date: Wed, 14 Feb 1996 02:58:33 -0500
From: Richard Gardner <a...@rtuh.com>
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Subject: The Art Deadlines List
This is The Art DEADLINES List. It is a list of competitions,
contests, call for entries/papers, grants, scholarships, fellowships,
jobs, internships, etc, in the arts or related areas (painting,
drawing, animation, poetry, writing, music, multimedia,
reporting/journalism, cartooning, dance, photography, video, film,
sculpture, etc), some of which have prizes worth thousands of dollars.
It is international in scope. Contests and competitions for students,
K-12 and college aged, are included. Some events/items take place on
the Internet. You are invited to submit items. The list is mailed
around the first of each month.
PAID subscribers receive 200-300 items each month; this FREE web
version contains 50-100 items. A subscription costs $12 for 12
once-a-month issues, sent to your email address. The Art Deadlines
List is available on paper, via US mail. The cost is $24 for 12
once-a-month issues, add $8 for foreign airmail delivery. A sample
copy of the COMPLETE paper edition costs $3 ($2 for a complete sample
via email). Send your check (US bank only) to: Resources, Box 381067,
Cambridge MA 02238, USA April 29, 1996 1996 NATIONAL JURIED
COMPETITION Phoenix Gallery, NYC, July 9 -July 31, 1996. Juror:
Eleanor Heartney, Critic, Curator. Contributing Editor: Art In
America, New Art Examiner. Award: Solo/Group Show. Minimum entry fee
is $20 for up to two entries. Additional entries are $5 each. Entries
are non-refundable. Send SASE for prospectus to: Phoenix Gallery, 568
Broadway Suite 607A, New York NY 10012
May 30, 1996 INTERNATIONAL SHOWCASE II, 1996 Second annual
International Soho group exhibition to be held September '96. Open to
all media. First prize, $1000.00. For prospectus print form from
internet at http://www.slowart.com/artist.htm OR e-mail your address
to slo...@aol.com OR send SASE to: Slowinski Gallery, International
Showcase, 215 Mulberry St Suite A, New York NY 10012
Febuary 15, 1996 Call for Participation Fifth International Conference
on Cyberspace, June 6th to 9th, 1996. Madrid, Spain. Hosted by
"Fundacion Arte y Tecnologia de Telefonica". 5CYBERCONF is an
international conference that addresses the social, political and
cultural implications of cyberspace from a critical standpoint and
encourages discussion between theoreticians and practitioners. Hosted
for the first time in Europe, this fifth edition of CYBERCONF
considers computer-human interface breakthroughs, our fascination and
weariness with disobedient technology, the role of synthetic behaviour
in virtual design, and the increasing importance of cross-cultural
contributions to the electronic community. Details from: 5CYBERCONF,
Fundacion Arte y Tecnologia, Gran Via 28. 2 planta, 28013 Madrid,
Spain OR 34-1-542-9380 OR 34-1-521-0041(FAX) OR
5cybe...@ceai.telefonica.es OR http://www.telefonica.es/fat/
Febuary 15, 1996 Taos Talking Picture Festival (April 18-21, 1996) The
Taos Talking Picture Festival announces the first edition of an annual
competition. "Innovation: A Moving Image Competition, or The Great
Western Land Grant." The prize? 5 ACRES OF PRIME LAND on the stunning
Taos Mesa, donated by the Taos Land and Film Company. Moving image
artists with hour-long or feature-length film or video can submit
their work to Taos Talking Pictures. Our goal is to showcase films
that offer the freshest, most exciting examples of storytelling via
the moving image and explore new frontiers in terms of theme, style or
creative use of media. The winner will be announced at our festival,
which runs April 18 - 21 in beautiful Taos, New Mexico. In addition to
seeing his or her work screened at the festival, our moving image
pioneer will be able to take a visit to his or her new homestead.
Interested? Films and videos must have been completed no earlier than
April 30, 1995. Submissions must be on 1/2" VHS. Entry fees $25. Send
SASE for entry form to: Kelly Clement "Innovation", Taos Talking
Pictures, 216-M Paseo del Pueblo Norte Suite 216, Taos NM 87571 OR
505.751.0637 OR 505.751.7385(FAX) OR tt...@taosnet.com OR
http://www.taosnet.com/ttpix/news/LandGrant.html
Febuary 15, 1996 WOMEN IN FILM FOUNDATION FILM FINISHING FUND awards
grants for completion and delivery of work consistent with WIFF's
goals: at least 50 percent of production personnel must be women;
subject matter must relate to women and be of general humanitarian
concern; and project must be broadcast quality for exclusive one-year
or four-year broadcast exhibition rights on Lifetime Cable. Contact:
TV Completion Grant, WIFF, 6464 Sunset Blvd Suite 900, Los Angeles CA
90028
Febuary 15, 1996 GEN ART is currently accepting submissions for its
first annual Film Festival for independent filmmakers age 18 to 35. We
are accepting features, shorts, documentaries, animation and
experimental films of all subject matters. Send a self-addressed
stamped envelope for application to: GEN ART Film Festival 1996, 145
West 28th St Suite 11C, New York NY 10001. The festival will open
April 27, 1996 at Alice Tully Hall in Lincoln Center. For further
information, call Gen Art at (212) 290-0312. More information
available at: http://www.genart.org
Febuary 15, 1996 REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS - Proposals wanted for art and
technology-based exhibitions for 1996-97 exhibition year. For
prospectus, please contact Barbara Eschbach, Director Computing
Commons Gallery, Arizona State University, Box 870101, Tempe AZ
85287-0101 OR Barbara....@asu.edu
Febuary 15, 1996 Houston Fotofest '96 On-Line: Call for Entries The
Filling Station (Valley Spiriy) World Wide Web Home Page and Severed
Image Gallery are curating an On-Line and real space Exhibit for
Houston Fotofest, March 1996. E-Mail up to 3 photography based
artworks, biographical summary, resume, and original artwork materials
information to: wthu...@intergate.com OR mail PC/IBM formatted disks
to: 40 W. FM 1960 #171, Houston TX 77090 (Scan Images 72-96 dpi, jpeg
preferred) OR DRidd...@aol.com OR
http://www.intergate.com/~wthurman/vshome.htm
Febuary 15, 1996 Salmagundi is an electronic journal published
seasonally. You are invited to submit [relatively] short works of
fiction, non-fiction, and poetry. We are especially interested in
submissions that experiment with hypertext. For every issue, we also
accept submissions of cover art. To check out Salmagundi and get
detailed submission guidelines, look at:
http://www.emf.net/~jgm7/maya/salmagundi/salmagundi.html
Febuary 15, 1996 CYBERFAIR 96 Building on the global Internet
platform, International Schools CyberFair 96 participants will
effectively create curricular content for use by students around the
world through cooperation, mutual discovery and content creation.
Participating schools will be asked to conduct a research project
involving community resources and publish their project on the
Internet's World Wide Web. Prizes for best efforts. Details at:
http://www.gsn.org/gsn/cfhome.html
Febuary 15, 1996 (ongoing) ARTISTS' TELEVISION ACCESS is accepting
work for a weekly half-hour cable show. Submissions may include
documentaries, performances, video diaries, films, home movies,
animation, etc, be they queer, narrative, nonnarrative, political,
personal, or damaged. Programs are broadcast throught the Bay Area in
San Francisco via Viacom's educational access slot. ATA is also
accepting work for its weekly Thursday- and Friday-evening theater
screenings. Contact: ATA, 992 Valencia St, San Francisco CA 94110 OR
(415) 824-3890
Febuary 15, 1996 ANNOUNCEMENT OF VACANCY The University of Florida
College of Fine Arts invites nominations and applications for the
position of Chairperson of the Department of Art. Responsibilities:
The Chairperson will provide academic, artistic, and administrative
leadership within the Department, and will organize and facilitate the
resources of the Department in teaching, creativity, research, and
public service. Qualifications: The applicant should be a person of
nationally recognized stature in an area of studio art, art history,
or art education with a distinguished record of teaching and research
and/or creative accomplishments. Previous experience and
accomplishments should include academic and administrative leadership;
commitment to the promotion of excellence in teaching, creativity,
research, and service; the ability to work effectively and
co-operatively with faculty and administrators; and experience with
grants development, fund raising, alumni relations and community
outreach. Applicants should posses an earned terminal degree or
professional equivalency and other qualifications which would warrant
a tenured appointment at the full professor level. Appointment: This
is a twelve-month appointment with a desired starting date of July 1,
1996. The salary is competitive and commensurate with education and
experience. Application Procedure: Applicants should submit a letter
of interest, a curriculum vitae, appropriate evidence of creative
activity and/or research and the name of at least three references who
have been asked to send letters of recommendation written specifically
for this position, directly to: Dr. Robin Poynor, Chair, Art
Department Chairperson Search Committee, Box 11580, University of
Florida, Gainesville FL 32611-5800
Febuary 15, 1996 INTERNSHIP: Arthur Andersen; salary $500-$600 per
week; 300 positions; 12 weeks in offices throughout the country; Yes,
even interns give the tax tips to corporateexecutives. Students can
work in accounting and other areas. Details: available at any of the
company's nearby offices
Febuary 15, 1996 CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: 55th Annual Watercolor Society
of Alabama Exhibition Two slides may be submitted for a fee of $25 for
members and $35 for nonmenbers. More than $8,000 will be awarded to
artists, including a top prize of $1,000. Prospectus available from:
Carolyn Barrow, 278 Shades Crest Road, Birmingham AL 35216
Febuary 15, 1996 CINE Golden Eagle Film & Video Competition
Professional and amateur film and video makers are cordially invited
to participate in the twice-annual (August 1, 1996, deadline) CINE
Golden Eagle Film and Video Competition to recognize non-theatrical
works of excellence, and to compete for the chance to represent the
United States in international film and video events. Contact: CINE,
1001 Connecticut Av NW Suite 638A, Washington DC 20036 OR 202-785-1136
OR 202-785-4114(FAX)
Febuary 15, 1996 An Essay Contest for Kids 6-14 Years Old Subject: How
can you help keep the oceans clean? Details from:
http://oceansweep.interport.net/contest
Febuary 15, 1996 Carolina Film and Video Festival "This year we are
having two animators for juror's: Ruth Hayes and Steve Segal (PIXAR).
We love animation and want to have more of it at our festival. We take
all kinds of film and video and everything in between." Contact: CFVF,
Broadcasting/Cinema Dept, 100 Carmicheal Bldg, UNC- Greensboro,
Greensboro NC 27412 OR 910-334-5360 OR 910-334-5039(FAX) OR
http://www.uncg.edu/~ldwarren
Febuary 16, 1996 National Photography Competition Open to all US
photographers, all photo-based media, any subject matter. Judging by
slides. Juror: Susan Kismaric, Museum of Modern Art. For prospectus,
send SASE to: Soho Photo, 15 White St Suite A, New York NY 10013
Febuary 17, 1996 Seeking the work of talented artists. Ganymede Press
wants photos or color slides of your work to feature in a new full
color, upscale magazine, "Topia". Send to: Bill Sanders, Editor,
Ganymede Press Inc, 1735 Maryland Av, Baltimore MD 21201 OR
410-727-5241
Febuary 17, 1996 Call for copy. New performing arts publication is
accepting copy on the performing arts in the Southern US (including
Southern Cal and as far north as Tennessee). Paid if published. Copy
deadline is the 1st Saturday of each month preceeding the month of
publication. Reviews, preview, calendar items, profiles, commentary,
interviews, accepted. For more information contact: danc...@aol.com
OR Performance South, 5162 Pineland Pl, Mableton GA 30059 OR
770-944-3437(FAX: between the hours of noon - 4pm Eastern)
Febuary 17, 1996 CALL FOR ENTRIES BEYOND ... TWO DIMENSIONS Juried
group exhibition of three-dimensional works in all media. All artists
21 years or older residing within 200 mile radius of St Louis are
eligible. Details from: Art St. Louis, 917 Locust St Suite 300, St.
Louis MO 63101-1413 OR 314-241-4810
Febuary 17, 1996 CENTRAL PA FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS Sidewalk Sale &
Exhibition, July 11-14, 1996, national, juried, outdoor fine art/craft
exhibit. Application fee: $15. Prize: $15,000. For prospectus send
SASE to: Katherine Talcott, CPFA, Box 1023A, State College PA 16804 OR
814-237-3682
Febuary 23, 1996 San Bernardino Art Association Inland Exhibition
XXXII, May 15 through June 22, 1996. The purpose of the Inland
Exhibition XXXII is to present to the community an exhibition of
outstanding original, and recent works of art. Only one work will be
accepted from an artist. All artists are eligible. Entry fee: $10.
Media: oil, acrylic, watercolor, mixed media, collage, and graphics
(no photographs) suitable for wall exhibition may be submitted.
Information from: San Bernardino Art Association (909) 885-2816 OR
(909) 862-9720
Febuary 24, 1996 1996 Main Street Film Festival seeks submissions of
new features, shorts and documentaries in film and video formats. Work
must be recent. Details from: Cheryl Harris, Main Street Film
Festival, Dept of Communications H-230, California State U, Fullerton
CA 92634 OR 619-434-1461 OR 619-434-2403(FAX) OR cha...@cts.com
Febuary 24, 1996 ENERGY PRODUCTIONS' TIMESCAPE IMAGE LIBRARY seeks
quality cinematography for exclusive worldwide representation.
Nature, scenics, interesting people, special effects, and other
categories are welcome. Attractive royalty terms. Contact Stuart Boone
at: 818-508-1444 OR Energy Productions, 12700 Ventura Blvd 4th Flr,
Studio City CA 91604
Febuary 25, 1996 ABLE DISTRIBUTOR seeks quality programs for
distribution. Send VHS with SASE to: Chip Taylor Communications, 15
Spollett Dr, Derry NH 03038
Febuary 25, 1996 AIMS MEDIA seeks top quality new programs.
Children's, school and library markets, substance abuse, health and
safety topics. Contact: Jeff Sherman, AIMS Media, 9710 De Soto Av,
Chatsworth CA 91311 OR (818) 773-4300
Febuary 26, 1996 CALL FOR PAPERS First International Virtual
Conference on Mad Science rises again! The Mad Science conference has
risen phoenix-like from the destruction wrought by torch-wielding
peasants. Once more, brilliant minds are called together from all
parts of the globe to dabble with the unknowable, to meddle with the
indispensible, and to wobble on the unshakeable. By submitting
research papers to our Programme Committee, mad scientists can benefit
by exchanging ideas with similarly derranged researchers and by
terrifying the world with the awesome potential of their projects.
Those not familiar with the theoretical and practical aspects of mad
science will learn much from a visit to our conference, and our
delegates will be delighted to integrate the uninitiated with their
experiments. The conference is being hosted at a new and peasant-proof
Web site: http://www.nethead.co.uk/MadScience/ Get ahead (one rarely
suffices) and venture beyond the cutting edge of the modern
technology; towards the scalpel and synchrotron of Mad Science awaits
the resolute...
Febuary 26, 1996 SUMMER ARTIST RESIDENCY application deadline for
eleventh annual artist-in-residence program of Studios Midwest...a
non-profit, community-funded orginization located in Galesburg,
Illinois. The 1996 residency will be from June 8 to August 10. Free
housing and studio space. For application, write or call: Studios
Midwest, Box 291, Galesburg IL 61402-0291 OR (309) 342-6461 OR
TedT...@aol.com
Febuary 28, 1996 AMERICAN CINEMATHEQUE seeks short films for
consideration as part of a monthly film series at the Directors Guild
of America in Hollywood. All genres eligible. An optical 16mm or 35mm
film print must be available. Send a VHS copy (10 min or less) with
SASE to: Andrew Crane, American Cinematheque, Hollywood Roosevelt
Hotel, 7000 Hollywood Blvd Suite 320, Hollywood CA 90028 OR (213)
466-3456 OR (213) 461-9737
Febuary 28, 1996 1st Annual Tobias Wolff Fiction Award ($250, $150,
$100). Final Judge: Renee Manfredi. The winning story will be
published in The Bellingham Review. Runners-up will be considered for
publication. No previously published works or works accepted for
publication are eligible. Entry fee: $5 per story. Anyone submitting
2 or more stories will receive a complimentary two-issue subscription
to The Bellingham Review. Please send self-addressed stamped envelope
for complete details to: The Tobias Wolff Fiction Award, The
Bellingham Review, MS-9053, Western Washington University, Bellingham
WA 98225
Febuary 29, 1996 Aural Art Contribution Competition (because I assume
they don't use EVERYTHING!) You call this number, 617-561-6682,
listen to a bunch of contributions by others, there's a beep, then you
get to say something, make some noise, or whatever. Cindy and I tried
this a few days ago. We're going to listen again soon to see if they
used us. Holy Tire Iron, they call themselves, 24 hours a day, 7 days
a week.
Febuary 29, 1996 CINETECA DE CINE ACCION seeks film and video
submissions by and about Latinos for regular screening series.
Contact: Cine Accion, 346 Ninth St, San Francisco CA 94103 OR (415)
553-8153
Febuary 29, 1996 THE 90'S CHANNEL, embracing controversy & search & or
programming & that offers fresh approaches TV, welcomes tapes for
submission. Details from: The 90's Channel, 2010 14th St #209, Boulder
CO 80302 OR 303-442-8445
Febuary 29, 1996 Have you ever declined a big promotion or skipped the
chance for a top job? The New York Times would like to hear your
story. Send your story (including your phone number) to: On the Job,
Money and Business, The New York Times, 229 W 43, New York NY 10036 OR
onth...@nytimes.com
Febuary 29, 1996 SCHOLARSHIP: National Association of Broadcasters;
ten grants of up to $1,400 each; For an undergraduate or graduate in
broadcasting. (This does not include those pursuing a career in
channel-surfing.) Details: 202-429-5300
Febuary 29, 1996 COW IS CURRENTLY TAKING SUBMISSIONS FOR THE FIRST
EDITION OF THEIR ELECTRONIC LITERARY JOURNAL: We will take the best of
electronic submissions and put them in our journal. We are unable to
pay the authors who submit but we are hoping that you will share your
work with us. We hope to get a global response so feel free to send us
your work Please limit submissions to below 2000 words. We are looking
for the following submissions: 1. Poetry 2. One Act Plays 3. Line Art
4. Short Stories. Send your text submission to COWs...@virtumall.com
OR If you are in Cambridge and would like to volunteer to help edit,
and produce the COW then please contact us: The Company of Writers,
930 Mass Ave, Cambridge MA 02139 OR 617-492-8973
Febuary 29, 1996 Call for entry... The Alberta Potters' Association is
preparing to celebrate its 25th anniversary with a Ceramic Exhibition
titled "Vessels in Celebration". The show will open at the Glenbow
Museum in Calgary in September of this year, and will travel to
several other venues, including the Clay and Glass Gallery in
Waterloo, Ontario, for approximately a year. The Jurors will be Ann
Roberts, Robert Archambeau and Robert Sperry. For an entry form and
information write to: The Alberta Potters' Association, Box 5303
Station A, Calgary Alberta T2H 1X6, Canada OR man...@cadvision.com
Febuary 29, 1996 Car-Pool Tales Do you have a story about your car
pooling adventures? All submissions must include your phone number,
and become the property of The Times and may be republished in any
medium. Send it to: On the Job, Money and Business, The New York
Times, 229 W 43, New York NY 10036 OR onth...@nytimes.com
Febuary 29, 1996 Documentary Educational Resources, a producer and
distributor of anthropology/ethnographic and documentary film, video
and multimedia for educational use, has several internships available
starting in February. Please call Cynthia Close or Stacey Scudder at
1-800-569-6621 or send a letter stating your interests and a resume'
to DER, 101 Morse Street, Watertown MA 02172, Tel:617-926-0491 FAX:
617-926-9519 OR doc...@der.org OR http://der.org/docued
Febuary 29, 1996 Call for submissions: Perforations 7
TERRORISM/PROPAGANDA/DEMOGRAPHICS [terrorism : The systematic use of
terror, violence, and intimidation to achieve an end.] Terrorism, as a
function of periphery versus center, whether state-sponsored or it's
contrary, now seems to be a subset of those twin affections of the
twentieth century [as at least martin Heidegger had it]: boredom and
terror. As such they seem to be intimately tied to the telematic
presence which now circles the globe, the grip of which tightens
daily. Terror is now almost fully a spectacular statistical entity,
almost sublime in its large-numbers ability to numb the brain with a
fog-like insistence, obscuring and highlighting features at the same
time. All media sought. PERFORATIONS is now an elecronic journal
only. Details from: http://noel.pd.org/home/zeug/terror.html OR
in...@pd.org
Febuary 29, 1996 FREE WEB PAGE CONTEST!! Enter this new monthly
contest and you may win a free web site for yourself or your business.
Every month we will accept 200 entries and choose 1 lucky winner to
receive a free, professional quality, custom designed site. No
strings, no cost, no obligations, no joke! Enter Now! Details from:
ggr...@tgn.net OR http://www.tgn.net/pambytes/contest.html
Febuary 29, 1996 Writers and Publishers Resource is continually
looking for quality "filler" articles of general interest. Articles
must be 300-500 words. They will be marketed via an email newsletter
and a world-wide web site. Information can be obtained at:
http://www.ionet.net/~jayfox OR jay...@ionet.net OR Jay Fox, 1866 W
Robinson #B, Norman OK 73069
March 1996 JEROME FOUNDATION funds individual film and video artists
living and working in the New York City metropolitan area.
Applications accepted year round for review three times per year.
Contact: Jerome Foundation, @ 10450 First National Bank Bldg, 332
Minnesota St, St Paul MN 55101
March 01, 1996 Call For Entries. Juried Macintosh COMPUTER ART &
MULTIMEDIA Show: Macxibition '96. Prizes and Public Exhibition. For
info: Macxibition Director, New York MacUsers' Group (NYMUG), 873
Broadway #501, New York NY 10003. Via Email: NYar...@aol.com
March 01, 1996 (ongoing) CHICAGO FILMMAKERS FILM/VIDEO EXHIBITION
PROGRAM is looking for recently completed documentaries, independent
features, and experimental work for ongoing weekly screening program.
Contact: Ines Sommer, Program Director, Chicago Filmmakers, 1543 W
Division, Chicago IL 60622 OR (312) 384-5533 OR (312) 384-5532(FAX)
March 01, 1996 Arizona Festivals Carefree wine & fine art festival.
All festivals are juried fine arts/selected crafts. No clothing,
hobby, bazaar. Jury: 4 slides/work, 1 photo/display. Send SASE for
details to: Judi Combs, Thunderbird Artists, 15648 N Eagles Nest Dr,
Fountain Hills AZ 85268 OR 602-837-5637
March 01, 1996 CALL FOR WOMEN ANIMATORS The Cinema Guild is looking
for SHORT ANIMATED FILMS AND VIDEOS BY WOMEN ARTISTS for inclusion on
a compilation tape of Women's Animation that we are compiling for
distribution. We are also interested in feature length animation by
men and women. Details from: Marlene Graham(aka/Afua Kafi-Akua), The
Cinema Guild, 1697 Broadway Suite 506, New York NY 10019 OR (212)
246-5522 OR (212) 246-5525(FAX) OR TheCi...@aol.com OR
http://www.cinemaguild.com/cinemaguild
March 01, 1996 COMPUTER GRAPHICS/GRAPHIC DESIGN Position available:
Assistant Professor. Tenure Track. Salary and benefits commensurate
with experience. MFA with concentration in Computer Graphics/Graphic
Design with a secondary emphasis in Multimedia. 1 year teaching
experience on College/University Level beyond Masters/Teaching
Assistantship. Established professional exhibition record. To teach
courses in Computer Graphics/Graphic Design, Multimedia and
Foundations Design, develop curriculum and seminars in
interdisciplinary Visual Communication Design program, and participate
in departmental colloquia and seminars and Liberal Arts core
curriculum. MacIntosh expertise, knowledge of Photoshop, Quark XPress,
Adobe Illustrator, Director required. Sensitivity to multicultural
perspectives and the education of women. AA EOE WMA. Send letter of
application, vitae, college transcripts, 3 letters of reference, 20
slides of own work, 10 slides of student work and statement of
teaching art in Liberal Arts context, SASE, to: Chair, Computer
Search, Art Department, College of New Rochelle, New Rochelle NY 10805
March 01, 1996 Call for Entries - The 5th annual FLORIDA FILM FESTIVAL
is now accepting submissions for narrative, documentary, animated, and
experimental short and feature length 16mm & 35mm films. There is a
late deadline (higher entry fee), of April 1, 1996. The Festival will
be held June 14-23, 1996. Visit the FLORIDA FILM FESTIVAL Web Site for
more information. Contact: Florida Film Festival, 1300 S Orlando Av,
Maitland FL 32751 OR (407) 629-1088 OR (407) 629-6870(FAX) OR
film...@gate.net
March 01, 1996 Call for entries - 12th World Festival of Animated
Films, Zagreb 10 -14 July 1996. Deadline for entries February 1st
1996, for entered works March 1st 1996. For details and fun check:
http://animafest.hr
March 01, 1996 The 4th St.Petersburg Biennale invites artists to enter
the Biennale, an international exhibition to be held October 03-10
1996 in St.Petersburg, Russia. All media. Works made before 1994 are
not applicable. Address: Russia, St.Petersburg, 191186, p/box No 43.
Tel./fax. (007-812) 164-9564 OR ke...@dsh.spb.su
March 01, 1996 MODERN DAD magazine is building a freelance staff to
cover features and 25 departments. Send SASE for guidelines to: Next
Generation Inc, 1525 Forest Av, Highland Park IL 60035
March 01, 1996 PAINTER Position available: Assistant Professor.
Tenure Track. Salary and benefits commensurate with experience. MFA
with concentration in Painting and Drawing with secondary emphasis in
Photography and New Media. 2 years teaching experience on
College/University level beyond the Masters/Teaching Assistantship.
Established professional exhibition record. To teach courses in
Painting and Drawing, Foundations and Figure Drawing along with
Photography or New Media. Participate in departmental colloquia,
Liberal Arts core curriculum. Sensitivity to multicultural
perspectives and the education of women. AA EOE WMA. Send letter of
application, vitae, college transcripts, 3 letters of recommendation,
20 slides of own work, 10 slides student work, and statement of
teaching in Liberal Arts context. SASE to: Chair-Painting Search, Art
Department, College of New Rochelle, New Rochelle NY 10805
March 01, 1996 Alfid Art Gallery, A Zhmailo, Ikramova 26-18, Amarkand
703048, Uzbekistan, looking for artists working in any style or
direction, paintings, drawings, tapestries
March 03, 1996 Pastel Society of North Florida, 4th Biennial National
All-Pastel Exhibition, PASTELS 96. Awards: Best of Show $1000, over
$5000 total last exhibit. Soft pastels only. Judge Madlyn-Ann
Woolwich, PSA Master. Entry fee: members $20, non-members $25 / up to
3 slides. For prospectus send SASE to: Marilyn Simpson, PSNF, Box
1533, Ft Walton Beach FL 32549 OR jim...@aol.com
March 05, 1996 WRITERS WORKSHOP NATIONAL SCRIPTWRITING CONTEST
accepting scripts. 5 to 6 winners will be chosen to receive $500.
Winners also receive free tuition for critical evaluation of scripts
before panel of motion picture agents, producers, writers, and
directors. For submission info, sesen legal size SASE with 60 cents
postage to: Willard Rogers, Writiers Workshop National Contest, Box
69799, Los Angeles CA 90069 OR 213-933-9232
March 08, 1996 BENEDICTUS AWARD * 1995-96 /student design competition
This competition will challenge architecture students to design an
international visitors' center in Sydney, Australia. This facility
will have numerous functions. In addition to serving as a visitors'
orientation center for the city of Sydney, the structure should be
partially devoted to exhibits of local culture and history. Due to
the attractive location across from the Sydney Opera House, students
will be challenged to integrate their designs into the context of this
historic, world-renowned harbor. The high volume of international
traffic [both pedestrian and water] received by the facility would
make security an important consideration in the design. $5,000 first
prize. Contact: Christine Bahar Hess, Senior Project Manager,
ACSA/DuPont Student Design Competition, 1735 New York Av NW,
Washington DC 20006 OR 202-785-2324 OR 202-628-0448(FAX) OR
rod...@clr.toronto.edu
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digitaleaves: http://rtuh.com/adl/dl (Fall 1995 leaf collection pictures)