AMP: Artists' Meeting Place and Resource Collective

*Due Date: September 10, 2010 (Postmark Deadline*)*

*Submit to: *Bootleg Dance Festival 2220 Beverly Boulevard Los Angeles CA
90057

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*Festival Participants Announced: *October 14, 2010**

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*FESTIVAL DATES: *March 3-6, 2011

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The *Bootleg Dance Festival* is presented by Bootleg Theater to use its
excellent venue to promote and present the work of exciting choreographers
in Los Angeles County. *The Bootleg Dance Festival* seeks applicants from a
full range of styles, cultures, and approaches that represent contemporary
dance in the world today.

Bootleg is a 1930’s warehouse and a home for Los Angeles artists who work in
theater, music, dance, and film. Bootleg provides artistic support and

Immer Musik was founded to support and encourage emerging vocalists in the Southern California area. Immer Musik provides performance opportunities for young professionals seeking to showcase their talent in an ever more competitive business. The organization recruits and promotes a new generation of vocalists who specialize in theatre and classical repertoire. The result? Our patrons enjoy high-quality, captivating, and entertaining performances.

September 2010 Juried Exhibition at
Downtown Art Center Gallery
828 S Main Street
Los Angeles, CA 90014

The Downtown Art Center Gallery, the largest nonprofit gallery on Gallery Row in Downtown Los Angeles, is holding a juried exhibition. The Opening Reception will be held on a Downtown Art Walk Thursday, which brings approximately 10,000 visitors to Gallery Row each month.

Event Schedule:
Aug 1st: Deadline for entries
Sept 9th to Oct 7th: Show
Sept 9th: Opening Reception

Prizes:
Three artists will be chosen to participate in a group exhibition in 2011 (date TBD).

Eligibility:
Eligible entries include all 2D works.

Please visit www.dacgallery.com for details!

from LA Culture Net

FILM INDEPENDENT seeks a full-time Grants Coordinator.

Please send cover letter, resume, salary history / requirements to: Jobs@FilmIndependent.org

Film Independent
Job Description
Grants Coordinator
Reports to: Director of Diversity Development

Job Description:

Narrative / Identity – Open Call for group exhibition

AC Institute
547 West 27th street
10001 New York
USA
submissions@artcurrents.org
Nicole Bebout & Sonja Hofstetter
http://www.artcurrents.org

Email submissions should be sent to submissions@artcurrents.org by Sept. 15th, 2010.

'Most people are other people. Their thoughts are someone else's opinions, their lives a mimicry, their passions a quotation.'
Oscar Wilde

Narrative / Identity - Open Call for group exhibition

As a means of grappling with the flux of identity, narratives are a necessary part of individual and social constructs. Whether internal or external, narratives define how we see ourselves and others.
Which facts construct our identities?

Space on White
81 White St.
New York, NY 10013
info@spaceonwhite.com
http://www.spaceonwhite.com

Space on White, the innovative space serving New York's performing and visual arts communities, has opened select walls throughout its Tribeca building to house works by artists.

Showcasing your work at Space on White provides you with the ability to side step the costs of booking a solo show or housing your work in a space exclusive to the visual arts. At the Space On White Gallery your work is seen and admired by performers and their audiences from all arts disciplines.

Not to mention, the many and varied special events in our space draws a wide audience of potential buyers in an atmosphere that loves art the way you do.

51st ANNUAL LOS ANGELES COUNTY HOLIDAY CELEBRATION

The Los Angeles County Arts Commission is seeking County-based youth and adult community and professional choirs, dance companies, and music ensembles to perform in the 51st Annual Los Angeles County Holiday Celebration. The Los Angeles County Holiday Celebration is a free public event that honors the spirit of many cultures and holiday traditions through music, song and dance and takes place every December 24th at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion at the Music Center in downtown Los Angeles. The stage production is also broadcast live on television, and an annual one-hour highlight broadcast is carried nationally on PBS.

The LA Female Playwrights Initiative (www.lafpi.com) is a grassroots organization. It has commissioned a study of the play-producing tends in the LA theater community from 2000-2009. Responses are requested from LA-based playwrights and theater companies by July 30, 2010. Our goal is to find out the number of productions by male/female playwrights put up on LA stages over the last ten years. Please report and let your voice be heard.

If you are an LA-based playwright or representative of an LA-based company, your participation is requested. If you are in ANY WAY connected to an LA-based playwright or LA-based theater company, please pass this information on to them.

Thank you,

Ella Martin
Lafpi.study@gmail.com
Playwright, Director, Scholar

The American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (AFTRA), L.A. Local is
part of a national labor union representing over 70,000 performers in radio,
television, and sound recordings, including actors, dancers, singers, stunt
performers, announcers, radio DJ’s, talk show hosts, and news reporters and
anchors. AFTRA Los Angeles is currently looking for a Member Education
Coordinator.

Under the direction of the Member Education Director, the Member Education
Coordinator assists in the planning and implementation of AFTRA member programs
and events. This position serves as the staff liaison for Local member
committees and outside entities including entertainment guilds and industry
organizations. The Member Education Coordinator will be responsible for

Filmmakers of all genders, nationalities and faiths can submit short films to a festival devoted to showcasing pro-women voices from within the Muslim world. Deadline for submissions: November 1.

Films should present an unfiltered and honest account of women's stories and their struggle for freedom of expression and human rights. Films can be submitted in a variety of categories.

The first-place winner will recieve US$35,000. Cash prizes totaling $31,000 will be awarded to the top three films in each category. Eight honorable mentions will receive an additional $4,000.