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Artists' Residency Programme: open call 2012

Application deadline: Tuesday, 24 July 2012, 13h GMT/Irish Time

http://www.imma.ie

The Irish Museum of Modern Art is pleased to announce a new online application process for those applying to the Artists' Residency Programme. Applications can be made online, through IMMA's website, from Tuesday, 12 June, until 13h GMT/Irish Time, Tuesday, 24 July 2012.

Successful applications will be scheduled to participate on the Residency Programme in 2013. Residencies range between two to six months in duration.

Ryman Arts has an opening for an outstanding teaching artist for the fall 2012 semester, on

Sundays beginning September 9, 2012. The selected instructor will teach drawing and/or painting to high school students who have won full scholarships to Ryman Arts. Our program emphasizes skill development in drawing and painting from observation, including color theory and life drawing.

The Ryman Arts three-course sequential curriculum provides a college-level foundation in drawing

and painting. In addition to the studio courses, the program includes college and career guidance and

annual student exhibitions. The Beginning, Intermediate and Advanced classes of 12-17 students meet

on Sundays at Otis College of Art and Design. Classes are 3 ½ hours long, and meet for 12 weeks.

The Development Associate is responsible for assisting the Director of
Development in realizing the fund development objectives of Los Angeles
Children's Chorus, with special emphasis on generating major support from
individuals. Development functions include: cultivation, solicitation and
acquisition of gifts to the annual fund (individual, foundation, corporate,
government); coordination of seasonal fundraisers; prospect research; grant
writing and report preparation; record keeping and file management; donor
acknowledgment and benefit delivery; and execution of special events and
self-produced activities. Additional responsibilities may be assigned as
appropriate.

The Development Associate reports directly to the Director of Development

Project Summary
The City of Manhattan Beach seeks to commission a significant piece of Public Art to acknowledge the City's first 100 years. The artwork(s) will be sited in a prominent location or locations in the City. The opportunity is open to all professional artists.
ARTIST COMMISSION: Not to exceed $130,000
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSIONS: Responses must be received no later than 4:00 p.m. PST on Friday, August 3, 2012
Overview
Manhattan Beach is situated 19 miles southwest of Los Angeles on the southerly end of the Santa Monica Bay. Manhattan Beach is an urban beach community that attracts a variety of visitors from all over the world. The City was incorporated in December 1912, and has a storied history that will be celebrated throughout 2012.
Scope of Work

The Network of Ensemble Theaters (NET) is a national network organization providing programs and services to ensemble theaters and artists, and their supporters and allies. With a mission to "propel ensemble practice to the forefront of American culture and society," NET's efforts focus on advocacy, knowledge sharing/building, and ensemble/field sustainability through programs such as the MicroFest USA convening series, Ensembles ABCs for professional development, and NET/TEN to support tours and exchanges. Throughout our 16-year history, NET has remained an artist-centered and artist-run organization. Our membership includes over 200 ensembles, individuals, students, and affiliate organizations in 33 states.

Job Title: Program Associate
Job Status: 0.75 FTE (30 hrs/wk)

Application deadline: July 20, 2012
Public presentation: September 9, 2012

MoMA PS1
22-25 Jackson Avenue
Long Island City, NY 11101

www.momaps1.org
www.momaps1.org/summerschool

MoMA PS1's educational program Summer School returns this August for its second iteration. An annual series of workshops, lectures, and discussions, Summer School brings students together for a focused conversation on contemporary practice with artists, authors, musicians, curators, theorists, and scholars who have made significant contributions in their respective fields. Modeled after European summer academies, Summer School turns the grounds of MoMA PS1—an institution housed in a former public school—into a seasonal campus.

The City of Brea Art Gallery pairs up with the International Association of Pastel Societies to present the 20th Juried Exhibition highlighting over100 examples of pastel mastery. Nearly one thousand worldwide entries werereviewed by jurors Mike Beeman, Christine Debrosky, and Maggie Price to compile this highly anticipated exhibition. Accomplished artist and Judge of Awards, Jennifer L. Hoffman will award the top prizes and awardees for the exhibition. This exhibition is sure to awaken the viewers’ senses with a broad range of style and subject matter paired with the luminescent qualities of the pastel medium.

Opening Reception:Saturday, August 4th 7pm-9pm
Gallery Hours: Wednesday through Sunday 12pm-5pm
website: www.breagallery.com

The City of Torrance Cultural Services Division is producing "Fiddler on the Roof" this summer in the Armstrong Theatre. The run opens on August 11 and goes through August 25. In conjunction with this production, we would like to temporarily exhibit artwork relating to the theme of "Traditions" in the theatre lobby.

The work can be Jewish themed or not. Two-dimensional work would be easiest to install but I will consider small sculptures. There are 3 walls - 13' x 23'; 12'x18'; and 12'x10'. Works can be for sale, and information on the artists will be made available. No commission will be taken.

If you have work for me to consider, please email me several images with details about each one and your resume.

Thank you,
Eve
Eve Rappoport
Cultural Services Division Manager

Moving Arts Seeks Director of Development

Moving Arts, an award-winning, non-profit theatre company, is seeking a
Director of Development to build its development program. This position
is a great opportunity for someone who wants to grow with an established
Los Angeles theatre company as we celebrate 20 years of producing new
works in Los Angeles.

The primary responsibility of this position is to plan, implement and
oversee all aspects of development, including: an annual fundraising
campaign, grants, corporate and individual giving, and sponsorships. The
first order of business will be the funding of our upcoming 20th
Anniversary Season.

Duties include, but are not limited to:

· Fundraising: Create and execute a comprehensive annual

Employer: Antics Performance
Position: Temporary Part-Time Administrative Assistant

Closing Date: July 6th, 2012

Antics Performance, a multimedia street dance/theater company based in Los Angeles is in search of a part-time Administrative Assistant. Administrative Assistant will work directly with Artistic Director Amy Campion at the Antics Performance home office and rehearsal space twice/week. Administrative Assistant will assist Campion in a wide range of tasks to support Antics Performance projects, performances, workshops, tours, and residencies including up-coming performances at USC, the Levitt Pavilion at MacArthur Park, the J.U.i.C.E. Hip Hop Dance Festival at the Ford Amphitheater, and a co-production at a Theater in LA in September 28-30th 2012.