ITCH Online Magazine Calls for submissions

ITCH Online Magazine invites Visual and Text responses for their second issue. The theme for this issue is *
Requirements for submissions are:
Text submissions:
• No longer than 2500 words. (We know the web is unlimited, but most web-readers attention spans are not!)
• Please submit in an unformatted Word document.
• Any form of poetry, prose, fiction or non-fictional, creative or journalistic, public or private writing is welcome.
• An accompanying illustration may be submitted. Must be in JPG format, and no larger than 1MB.
• Audio files are welcome (recordings of your poetry, prose, song lyrics or opinions).
• Book reviews welcome. Please keep them to about 500 words and include full details of the book you are reviewing (author, publication date, publisher, etc.)
Visual submissions:
• Anything from 1 – 8 images. If you are submitting more than one image, please ensure that they are part of some kind of series (i.e. no arbitrary collection of portfolio shots).
• Must be in JPG format, and no larger than 1MB per image.
• Must be accompanied by a title (even if untitled), year of production, and a very short abstract/explanation.
• Multimedia files welcome (animations, short films, etc)
• Submissions for the cover image are welcome. Please follow the format that you see on the home page. If you don't make it on to the cover the work will still be considered for a feature.
All submissions:
• Must include name, e-mail and telephone number of contributor, and a short biography.
• Feel free to include a link to your webpage.
Submit all work via e-mail to the ITCH editor.

Deadline: September 7, 2008. E-mail submissions to the ITCH editor.
Please note that submissions for the next print issue are NOT currently open. To subscribe to our mailing list in order to be informed of when the next print call for submissions will be open, click here.

ART NOW 3


GLOBAL ART ANNUAL 2008
CONTEMPORARY ART COMPETITION
12 months on display
Value of the awards 9,290 Euro

Submit Now! - www.artoteque.com

Guidelines
All entries go through a two-step selection process. The competition is judged solely by visuals submitted inline or attachment send to: submit@artoteque.com. Numbers of entries: 6 -12 works /image files submitted on-line. We can review your site for this purpose.

1st step selection
The first screening is free and is conducted by review of website for this purpose or on Jpeg [.JPG] versions of the submitted works inline or attachment (send to: submit@artoteque.com ).

2nd step selection
Submitters whose entries pass the first screening are requested to submit inline or attachment the works (JPGs image files 72 dpi up to 600 pix. along the works details -title, year, medium, size, price and the fee payment.

Application fee
There is a US$ 80 / EUR 50 entry fee for 6 works. and US$ 15 / EUR 10 for each additional work.
(NOTE: submitters whose entries pass the first screening only will be requested the competition fee).

Jury
The competition will be conducted in two rounds: preliminary and final assessment. Only works that pass the preliminary judging will advance to the final round. Judging Panel: Andrea Pagnez, art critic, fine artist, editor, curator (Venice Biennial), Florence; Christopher Chamber, art critic, fine artist, editor, New York; Marta Dimitrescu, fine artist, Artoteque.com director, editor, London; Åke Wallén, Director BGAB, art collector, Stockholm.

Awards
70 prizewinners will be awarded.
Grand Prize: One Artists will be awarded two-pages in FINE ART artoteque harcover art book, value $4,490.00.
Award of Distinction: Two Artists will be awarded one-page in FINE ART harcover art book, value $2,250.00.
Honorable Mention: 65 Artists will be selected for Diploma of Excellence (Honorable Award)

Materials to be received
Submit on-line 6 ~12 works /JPG s image files 72 dpi up to 600 pix. All submissions must be mailed to submit@artoteque.com

Exhibition Period
2008
Deadlines : the earlier the better

E-mail Address to Submit
submit@artoteque.com
Artoteque.com

VANSA: Call for Submission of Comment and Artwork

The Visual Arts Network of South Africa (VANSA) invites you to comment or submit artwork on the Theme Wealth in relation to the contemporary visual art beyond but not excluding finance. Selected comments and artwork will be published in the September edition of the National Newsletter.

Please note the following:
Comment
The comment should address the theme.
The comment should be between 250 and 500 words.
The use of clear and accessible language is encouraged.
The comment will be edited taking into consideration that meaning is not changed.
Printing of the comment is subject to VANSA discretion.

Artwork
A4 Double page spread (DPS) format.
Reproduced in Black and White.
Must make some reference to the overall theme of the newsletter.

Submission deadline 25 August to:
info@vansa.co.za

More Info:
Bandile Gumbi
VANSA National Co-ordinator
Tel: +27 (0)11 833 7908
Fax: +27 (0)86 662 2074
Cell: +27 (0)73 080 9610
info@vansa.co.za
www.vansa.co.za

Thupelo Cape Town – FOUND OBJECT WORKSHOP

Workshop Dates: 26 September to 11 October 2008

DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS: Monday, 25 August 2008

THUPELO INVITES YOU TO APPLY FOR A FOUND OBJECT WORKSHOP WHICH WILL BE HELD in Cape Town

from Friday the 26 of September with an open day exhibition of work in progress on Saturday the 11th of October. Thupelo workshops are artists led and are initiated in response to a need for interaction between artists. This workshop will include 20 artists; all with experience in their various practices and able to experiment, exchange ideas and skills and expand their practices.

"The concentration of so much energy and commitment into a short period of time encourages risk taking and experimentation that might not happen in the artist's own studio. At the same time the process of exchange that lies at the heart of the [Thupelo] Workshops based on the Triangle model often has a long-term influence on the practice and sometimes the lives of the participants. The strong emphasis on process rather than product engendered by the workshops means that the work made and exhibited at the workshop open days is often not finished work"

Robert Loder

Thupelo invites established visual artists to apply to work in this dynamic, stimulating two week workshop at Greatmore Studios. Applications in all medium will be accepted. Artists should bring to the workshop their own found objects, tools, paints, scrap paper, cameras etc. Applicants need to commit to working all day, everyday. There is no budget for accommodation or transport. The two week workshop will close with an open day exhibition on Saturday 11th October.

Please see our website to view previous workshops. www.greatmoreart.org

To apply send your application to:

E-mail: artmore@mweb.co.za

or

The Thupelo Cape Town Selection Committee

PO Box 250

Woodstock

Cape Town

7915

For further information contact the office:

Tel: (027) 021 447 9699 Fax: (027) 088 021 447 9699

E-mail: thupelo@greatmoreart.org.za Website: www.greatmoreart.org

Call for applications: Sylt Quelle Cultural Award for Southern Africa

How do Southern African writers, artists, choreographers, musicians and theatre-makers see their art in the context of the society they live in? What are the fundamental issues of their countries, and what ideas do they have for solving them?

In 2008, the foundation kunst:raum sylt quelle, in cooperation with the Goethe-Institut Johannesburg is launching the “sylt quelle cultural award for Southern Africa”. This competition is open to artists of all disciplines from Angola, Botswana, Lesotho, Mozambique, Namibia, Zambia, Zimbabwe, South Africa and Swaziland.

Artists may apply with a project that will link culture and society, creating a context in which culture will have an impact on social structures and attitudes. The winner/winners will receive an award of 10,000 Euros, which must be used to finance the proposed project.

Selections will be made by an independent jury in a two-stage process.

The realized project/projects will be presented at the Goethe-Institut Johannesburg , the kunst:raum sylt quelle in Germany and other venues. The authors rights of the selected projects are not touched through this call of proposals.

Applications may be sent to the Goethe-Institut in Johannesburg and must include the following:
- a Curriculum Vitae and description of your career as an artist
- a detailed description of your project and a binding budget plan
- samples of your work

To simplify the selection process, we ask that all applications be by email or CD. Other forms of documentation will not be considered. Application material will not be returned. All decisions of the jury are final, reasons for rejections will not be disclosed.

Applications should be sent to:

Goethe-Institut Johannesburg
kunstpreis@johannesburg.goethe.org

Further information:
www.goethe.de/Johannesburg
www.kunstraum-syltquelle.de

Deadline: 15th September 2008

Call for Papers: ULI: Journal of Visual Arts and Culture Nigeria

ULI: Journal of Visual Arts and Culture is a referred academic bi-annual publication of the Department of Fine and Applied Arts, University of Nigeria, Nsukka (visit nsukkaartschool.info). It is to be published in June and December each year electronically and, occasionally, in hard copies.

The publication aims to critique and document contemporary developments in the visual arts and culture of Nigeria, Africa and the world. It shall open up and sustain debate on issues in Nigerian and international art as a way of contributing to art scholarship and professionalism in the so-called Third World.

Well-researched papers are invited for the first issue to be published in December 2008.

Historical, critical, art educational, and other scholarly articles on modern and postmodern tendencies in the art and visual culture of Africa are welcome, as well as reviews, interviews and portfolios.

Articles should be typed and double-spaced on A4 paper and should not exceed 20 pages. Reference should conform to the Harvard style. Photographs and illustrations should be clear enough for print reproduction; poor quality photographs will not be accepted.

Submissions can be sent in hard copy by post or in soft copy via e-mail. Although materials are accepted all year round, the deadline for submission for the maiden issue is 31st November, 2008.

All correspondences to:
Dr. Ozioma Onuzulike
Department of Fine and Applied Arts,
University of Nigeria,
Nsukka.
E-mail: oozioma@nsukkaartschool.info
Uli-journal@nsukkaartschool.info

Gasworks Exhibitions Intern Opportunity

Gasworks is looking for a committed intern to assist the Exhibitions Curator at Gasworks on the exhibitions programme, events and the new reading area.

Tasks involve assisting on all aspects of Gasworks’ Exhibitions Programmes. In this role an intern will gain valuable experience of working alongside the curator on solo and group exhibitions, research projects, and events, with an insight into the organisational and administrative skills necessary to run a leading artistic programme.

Please read more about the Exhibitions and Events on Gasworks’ website before applying.

Internship duration: ideal commitment of six months on a two-day a week basis. The days can be flexible.

The intern will be responsible to the Exhibitions Curator and will have excellent communication skills, be enthusiastic, organised, autonomous and hands on, with an ability to problem-solve. An interest in research-oriented and discursive practices, film and performance is particularly relevant to this position. Good writing skills are preferable.

Tasks and experience gained may include:
- Assisting artists and liaising with them on a variety of projects
- Organising events
- Sourcing material and equipment
- Supervising installations and in some instances contribute to them
- Liaising with the Audience Development Co-ordinator and designers
- Undertaking research for and contributing ideas to certain aspects of the exhibitions, the events, the reading area and the bookshop
- Drafting texts
- Helping to organise local and international transport of artists as well as works
- Collating expressions of interest in the exhibitions programme and responding to requests
- Filing, documentation and archival responsibilities
- Helping at the level of fundraising and seeking sponsorship

Please send a cover letter and CV by email ONLY:
Anna Colin | annacolin@gasworks.org.uk

This is an unpaid position, however paid work may arise on an ad hoc basis.

Gasworks is committed to equal opportunities in recruitment and employment. We welcome applications from people from ethnic minorities. Disabled applicants who meet the role specification will be guaranteed an interview.

Deadline: Friday 13 June, 5pm
Interviews: Thursday 19 June 2008
Starting date: Monday 30 June 2008
For more information about Gasworks: see website

Call for Artists: TULIPAMWE 2008 PROJECT

www.artshost.org/tulipamwe

ARTISTS ARE INVITED TO APPLY TO PARTICIPATE IN THE TULIPAMWE 2008 PROJECT WHICH WILL BE HELD FROM 16 – 30 AUGUST 2008 IN A RURAL VILLAGE IN NAMIBIA.

APPLICATION PROCEDURE:

To apply, please send:

1. Résumé (CV)

2. A brief motivation of not more than one (1) page, dealing with (a) your personal philosophy and (b) why you wish to participate in this workshop

3. 10 images of your recent work

4. If you are applying from abroad, please state whether you are able to raise funds for your air
travel to/from Namibia·

Preferably please send your application by email. Attachments should be in MSWord, Jpeg or PDF format.

If you send your application by post, please send no originals. Include a self-addressed
envelope for return of mailed material if required. Ensure sufficient, valid postage.

· No faxes will be accepted.

· Deadline: 30 June 2008

Address:

hviljoen@unam.na

Prof Hercules Viljoen
Visual & Performing Arts Department
University of Namibia
Private Bag 13301
Windhoek
Namibia

Call for Applications for the 2009 KHW Residency

The Künstlerhäuser Worpswede are one of the largest residencies in the Federal Republic of Germany.
Among former grant holders are many well-known international artists such as Emmett Williams, Koeken Ergun, Yuri Leiderman, Dan Perjovschi, Katharina Sieverding or Egill Saebjoernsson.

The Künstlerhäuser Worpswede are supported by the Barkenhoff Stiftung, Worpswede, and the private initiative Atelierhaus e. V., which collectively make the studios available. Besides the regular presentation of works produced in the studios both within and outside Worpswede, there are also, on a discursive level, artists' discussions, workshops and symposia on artists' support, which take place at the Barkenhoff.
The grant body is also supported by the state of Lower Saxony through the award of a monthly grant of 1.400 Euro.
A restriction concerning age or nationality does not exist.
Selection is made by a specialised jury in the fine arts and sound art respectively.

Applications for the 2009 residencies in the fields of fine arts and sound art for a duration of up to 6 months are requested as of now. The deadline is July 10th 2008 (date of postmark).

Application forms and further information can be found on the website:

www.kuenstlerhaeuser-worpswede.de/en/application/index.html

EASTinternational 2009

EASTinternational is an open submission exhibition that takes place at Norwich School of Art and Design. EASTinternational is part of Contemporary Art Norwich produced by the Norfolk and Norwich Festival.

Closing Date Friday 4 July 2008

Selectors EAST 09
Raster Gallery
Lukasz Gorczyca and Michal Kaczynski run Raster independent art space in Warsaw. They work both internationally and locally to combine progressive art with a spirit of everyday social existence. They are also known for "Raster" art magazine launched in Warsaw in 1995. In Autumn 2000 it was transformed into an online weekly journal www.raster.art.pl. Raster has been instrumental in promoting the work of Wilhelm Sasnal, Marcin Maciejowski, Rafal Bujnowski, Aneta Grzeszykowska and Michal Budny.

Art & Language
EAST 09 will be selected by Michael Baldwin and Mel Ramsden of Art & Language. The name Art & Language was adopted in 1968, to refer to a collaborative practice that had developed over the previous two years. The journal Art-Language was first published in May 1969. By the mid 1970s some 20 people were associated with the name, divided between England and New York. From 1976, however, the genealogical thread of Art & Language’s artistic work was taken solely into the hands of Baldwin and Ramsden, with the theoretical and critical collaboration of these two with Charles Harrison. Art & Language have also collaborated with BANK, the rock band The Red Krayola and on theory installations with The Jackson Pollock Bar. They have been included in many international exhibitions including Documenta in 1972, 1982 and 1997 and Galerie Foksal in 1975. They have also had several major exhibitions in recent years at the Galerie Nationale du Jeu de Paume, Paris (1993), F.A.T Barcelona (1999), P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center, New York (1999) and the Musée d'Art Moderne, Lille (2002). They are represented by the Lisson Gallery and are preparing a show at EMMA, Finland in 2009. They live in South Northamptonshire.

Downlaod English Version of EASTinternational 2009 Application Form

The Bag Factory seeks to fill three, three month internships

The Bag Factory is looking for suitable individuals to fill three, three month part-time internships at the artists’ studios. The interns will be involved with three specifically focused aspects of the running of the organization:

- Administration
- Education Programme/Exhibition Logistics
- Marketing, Design and Website

Administrative Intern

The administrative intern will be required to assist in the day to day running of the office including answering phones, running errands and assisting on the running of the international residency programme.

Requirements:

Passionate about the Arts and a keen interest in arts management
Computer Literate
Familiar with MS Office: Word; Excel, Outlook etc.
Good Communications Skills
Basic competency in office work
Self Motivated
Own transport a benefit

Education/Exhibition Intern

The education programme/exhibition logistics intern will be required to assist the education officer in the facilitation of educational workshops as well as help co-ordination exhibition logistics.

Requirements:

Computer Literate
Familiar with MS Office: Word; Excel, Outlook etc.
Good Communications Skills
Self Motivated
Own transport a benefit
Experience in workshop/exhibition co-ordination a plus

Marketing, Design and Website

Computer Literate
Familiar with MS Office: Word; Excel, Outlook etc.
Basic experience with design programmes: Photoshop, Dreamweaver, Freehand
Good Communications Skills
Self Motivated
Commercial experience with print and web design a plus

The Marketing, Design and Website Intern will be required to assist the digital co-ordinator in the management of content and updates for the website and e-newsletter as well as assisting on the compiling of the marketing and design for the residency programme.

Remuneration will be discussed during the interview process.

Please send your CV and a letter of motivation (in which you state for which of the internships you would like to be considered) to:
info@bagfactoryart.org.za

Deadline: 20 May 2008

Short listed candidates will be called for interview dates by June 3 2008.

Call for Entries: Sasol Wax Art Awards

Established South African artists are invited to enter this prestigious art competition. The Sasol Wax Art Award is unique in that it seeks to reward innovation and excellence amongst professional artists.

Use wax as the key element in your artwork – either as a process, medium or concept.

Prize: R130 000 to the winner
Entries close 25 February 2008

For more information: 011 726 2502 / 011 726 7570 or e-mail wax@mweb.co.za

Call for Applications: Jan van Eyck Academie

Jan van Eyck Academie Post-Academic Institute for Research and Production, Fine Art, Design, Theory

http://www.janvaneyck.nl

The Jan van Eyck Academie is an institute for research and production in the fields of fine art, design and theory. Every year, 48 international researchers realise their individual or collective projects in this artistic and critical environment. Artists, designers and theoreticians are invited to submit proposals for individual or collective research projects for a one-year, two-year or variable research period in the departments of Fine Art, Design and Theory. Deadline for submissions is 15 April 2008.

Application details and form can be accessed at http://www.janvaneyck.nl/_devices/frames_applications.html

The Jan van Eyck researchers are part of a creative community. They are advised by a team of artists, designers and theoreticians who have won their spurs globally. They can also avail themselves of facilities that support their projects from first concept to public presentation. All in all, the Jan van Eyck offers artists, designers and theoreticians time and space to do research and realise productions, either about topics of their own choosing or as part of a project formulated by the institute itself.

The research undertaken at the Jan van Eyck is multidisciplinary. This results in a very heterogeneous programme. The cross-links that are established and the exchange between researchers of different cultural and intellectual backgrounds generate a creative and challenging working environment.

Braziers International Artists Workshop UK

Vibha Galhotra 2006

Braziers International Artists Workshop UK
workshop dates: 3 – 19 August 2008

Closing date for applications: Monday 25 February 2008

Established in 1995, Braziers International Artists Workshop (BIAW) is recognised as a unique and highly valued opportunity for artists wishing to examine their practice in critically engaged and global contexts.

Though Braziers provides a highly successful artistic model for creative enquiry, the success of the workshop has sometimes lead to artists creating extensions of their existing practice and the focus has often moved away from artistic risk-taking. Braziers 2008 seeks to redress these imbalances by inviting artists to work collaboratively,
to move away from their practice in terms of materials and style and to show a genuine willingness to place themselves and their practice into question; truly exploring areas of artistic and cultural uncertainty and seeking creative solutions through the collaboration, exchange and cultural/artistic dialogue that is the hallmark of the Workshop.

Braziers 2008 will ask for a high level of commitment from its members and it is recommended that potential applicants think carefully about their own expectations and willingness to take risks before they apply for this workshop experience. The structure of the workshop will be determined by the selection panel’s choice of applicants.

Further information is available on application or from the website.

braziers international artists workshop UK
www.braziersworkshop.org
max@braziersworkshop.org

CALL FOR APPLICATIONS: Triangle France residency (Marseille)

From April to July 2008 inclusive (4 months)
Submissions deadline February 8th, 2008

THE PROGRAM

Conditions :
- Free studio of around 100m2 with DSL in Marseille, 10mn walk from the railstation and city center
- Accommodation for 100 euros/ month/ artist (shared apartment with the other two residents).
- Production grant of 1000 euros (on presentation of receipts)
- Logistical support (productionassistance, access to computers, sound and videoequipment, assistance in research of materials, techniques, partnerships...list of available equipment provided on request)

The association is not able to cover travel costs.

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

Send your portfolio in PDF format on CD or by email if the PDF is less than 5 MB (subject : residency application 2008)

The portfolio must be composed of:

- images of your work (maximum 15 pages)
- text about your work
- full resumé (CV)
- motivation letter (Proposal of a specific project is not necessary)
- a self-addressed, stamped envelope for return of mailed portfolios if required
(French postage or international reply coupons only- see below)

+ videos on DVD if the artist makes videos (no Quicktime format accepted)

CAUTION:

- Applications which do not fit those technical specifications WILL NOT BE PROCESSED
-Applications without envelopes correctly stamped for their return will be discarded. Foreign candidates are invited to order french stamps on www.laposte.net.

SELECTION SCHEDULE

Submissions deadline February 8th, 2008

The committee will meet on February 13th, 2008.
Its composition will be on our website current December.

For further information, please contact us.

Triangle France
Friche la Belle de Mai
41 rue Jobin,
13003 Marseille
France

T: +33 (0)4 95 04 96 11
F: +33 (0)4 95 04 96 13
info@trianglefrance.org

Artist Award: 10 years on the Greenwich peninsula

Closing date for proposals – Monday 3 December 2007
Applications available from the website

This new Award initiated by English Partnerships celebrates the first ten years of regeneration on Greenwich peninsula.

The peninsula was once a derelict brownfield site, and is now one of London's largest regeneration projects; a place in the making. The peninsula has been transformed over the past decade and the next ten years will see even more dramatic changes. This is a unique and exciting opportunity for an artist to create work which responds to this transformation.

The brief is to create an art work in response to the art in the public realm curatorial strategy and the concept of transformation. The art work may be temporary or permanent however there must be an outcome to present to an identified audience on the peninsula which marks a moment in the context of the ten year milestone.

Artists must submit...
-A brief proposal outlining the initial ideas and approach (no more than 2 sides A4);
-An initial outline budget including artist fees, materials, production and presentation/installation;
-Timeline;
- An up-to-date CV;
-Up to 6 images of previous work;

Three to four proposals will be short-listed and those artists invited for interview on the 13th December 2007. The interview panel will include representatives from the client group, visual arts sector and local community. There will be a fee of £175.00 payable to each of the short -listed artists.
The final art work should be completed by June 30th 2008. A presentation of work in progress is required to coincide with a community festival in May 2007. The overall budget for the project, to cover all costs including artist fees, client liaison, community engagement, materials, fabrication/production, and presentation/installation, will not exceed £24,000. VAT inclusive if applicable.

Registration for Market Photo Workshop Closes this Month

CALL FOR APPLICATIONS: Thupelo Cape Town

Thupelo Cape Town would like to INVITE YOU TO APPLY FOR THE NEXT INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP to BE HELD in Cape Town from Saturday the 1st of December 2007 with an open day exhibition of work in progress on Saturday the 15th of December.

Venue: Cape Town

Workshop Dates: 1 December 2007 - 15 December 2007

Deadline for applications: 17 October 2007

More detail available www.greatmoreart.org.

2008 Master Artists-in-Residence Program at ACA

ATLANTIC CENTER FOR THE ARTS
2008 MASTER ARTISTS-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAM
http://www.atlanticcenterforthearts.org

Residency #127
FEBRUARY 18 - MARCH 19 (Application Deadline: October 19, 2007)
Rachel Harrison, visual artist
Augusta Read Thomas, composer
Chase Twichell, poet

Residency #128
APRIL 14 - MAY 4 (Application Deadline: January 18, 2008)
Mark Dion, visual artist
David Lang, composer
Susan Marshall, choreographer

Residency #129
MAY 19 - JUNE 8 (Application Deadline: February 8, 2008)
Tony Hoagland, poet
George Lewis, composer
Rob Pruitt, visual artist

Residency #130
AUGUST 4 – 24 (Application Deadline: March 14, 2008)
DIGITAL ARTS RESIDENCY
Carsten Nicolai, digital media artist
John F. Simon, digital media artist
Camille Utterback, interactive installation artist

Residency #131
OCTOBER 13 - NOVEMBER 2 (Application Deadline: May 23, 2008)
WRITERS' RESIDENCY
Jo Ann Beard, author/memoirist
Eamon Grennan, poet
Jayne Anne Phillips, novelist

For more information on how to apply, please telephone (386) 427-6975 or (800) 393-6975 (domestic US only) or visit http://www.atlanticcenterforthearts.org or email us at program@atlanticcenterforthearts.org

* All applications must be postmarked by the application deadline date.

* Atlantic Center for the Arts is pleased to announce, through the generous support of the Joan Mitchell Foundation, all painters and sculptors accepted into the Master Artists-in-Residence programs who demonstrate need will be recommended to receive full financial aid to attend the residency program. Artists from other disciplines may apply to ACA's Financial Aid program.

Full-time position at e-flux in New York

e-flux is looking to hire a smart, self-motivated individual to join their team in New York City. The job entails running the office's day to day operations, as well as maintaining and developing its online ventures. Our ideal candidate must have strong communication skills, a background in arts administration and arts writing/editing, fluency in English, and a high degree of experience/knowledge of international art institutions. This position is utterly essential to the success of every aspect of e-flux's projects and programs, and they would love to find someone who can grow with the organization, and someone with whom theorganization will grow.

Preliminary interviews will be conducted in the coming week. Please send your resume and cover letter to liz@e-flux.com to be considered, with a note about your availability for interviews. We are looking for someone available to begin working in mid-November. Salary commensurate with experience.