Month: June 2012
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CALL FOR COMMISSION PROPOSALS – Expanded Artists’ Books: Envisioning the Future of the Book
The Center for Book and Paper Arts, a program of the Interdisciplinary Arts Department at Columbia College Chicago, recently received a $50,000 Arts in Media grant from the National Endowment for the Arts in support of a new electronic publishing initiative, Expanded Artists’ Books. This grant will support an award of two $10,000 commissions for…
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Book + Paper Alum Featured in the Metzger Memorial National All Media Exhibition
Work by Book and Paper alumna Laurie LeBreton is in the 2012 Ann Metzger Memorial National All Media Exhibition.
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Caxton Club Scholarships Awarded to Book and Paper MFAs
This year, two Book + Paper Second Year MFAs received prestigious Caxton Club Scholarship awards.
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Typography Symposium at Book and Paper Center Brings Together Chicago’s Design Community
This year’s Typography Symposium was a huge success, drawing students and professionals from the Chicago design community.
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Assistant Professor of Electronic Art + Design
The Department of Studio Art at UC Irvine’s Claire Trevor School of the Arts is conducting a search for a designer/artist with an emphasis in critical design practices for the position of Assistant Professor.
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Call for Submissions: 16th International Video Festival VIDEOMEDEJA
Like previous years we are looking for new video art works and short films, media installations, live audiovisual performances, network based projects.
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Working Artist Org. / $1000 Working Art Grant / Purchase Awards / Call for Submissions
We offer small monthly purchase awards to help serious artists keep working. Open to all visual artists including sculptors, installation, mixed media, video, performance from all countries.
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Call for Artists – Journal of Short Film (DVD)
The Journal of Short Film is seeking submissions for future issues.
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Insight Development Grant brings together research teams from Columbia College and Memorial University of Newfoundland.
Funded by the Social Science and Humanities Research Council of Canada, the recently awarded Insight Development Grant will propel investigation into ways for artists to gain more creative control of the relationship between their production and audience interactions.