AMP: Artists' Meeting Place and Resource Collective

Son of Semele Ensemble is seeking applications for guest productions
through their SOSEhost program. The deadline to apply is February 15.

Information on SOSEhost and how to apply is below and can also be
found online at www.sonofsemele.org/sosehost.html

For photos of the theater and technical specs, go to
www.sonofsemele.org/sosehost.html

We are looking for projects that could play in June-July. Productions
can run from 2-6 weeks. Read guidelines for details.

Thanks
Son of Semele

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SOSEhost is our curated rental program that offers subsidized space,
equipment and staffing to other progressive theater artists.
Through SOSEhost we foster and support like-minded artists who are

Know Your Server
Produced by Paris Gulbro Patt
Presented by Heard(LA)
http://knowyourserver.com

Know Your Server attempts to show the audience member that throughout
Los Angeles, one is surrounded by aspiring artists, musicians, and most
importantly, dreamers in disguise. With high rent and living conditions
in the City of Angels, and living in a time with little federal funding
for public works projects to keep artists employed, artists of any
medium must spend most of their time working one or many service jobs.
They are your baristas, your waiters, your sales associates by day; by
night they create art. This project will show one artistic work from 100
different Artists along with a photograph of them in their work

CALL FOR ARTISTS: PUBLIC SAFETY PUBLIC ART PROJECTS

The City of Los Angeles, Department of Cultural Affairs (DCA) Public
Percent-for-Art Program is seeking artists interested in creating
site-specific public artwork for newly constructed Police Department
(LAPD) and Fire Department (LAFD) facilities located throughout Los
Angeles. Artists commissioned as a result of this
Request for Qualifications will design, fabricate, and install
independent and/or integrated public artworks that will be accessed
and experienced by passers-by, facility visitors, and public safety
employees, as part of the unified texture and fabric of our City’s
neighborhoods. Potential opportunities and sites for artwork exist on
interior and exterior walls; within hallways, lobbies, landscaped

CALL FOR CURATORS : LAPD PERMANENT EXHIBITIONS PROGRAM

The City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs (DCA) Public
Percent-for-Art Program is seeking professional curators interested in
creating permanent exhibitions at newly-constructed LAPD facilities
located throughout Los Angeles. The DCA, through this partnership with
the LAPD, is interested in creating interior and exterior arts
corridors at approximately eight LAPD facilities in order to transform
daily encounters into opportunities to educate, engage, and impact
LAPD staff and the visiting public via site-specific, curated
exhibitions featuring work by Los Angeles-based artists. The LAPD’s
new, architecturally-distinct facilities are unique landmarks in the

The First International Art Fair Ever Held in Brooklyn, Now Accepting Applications From Galleries Everywhere; DEADLINE February 1 for All Applications

THE INAUGURAL ART BROOKLYN

Curatorial Studies Residency

Node Center for Curatorial Studies - Berlin
Phone: +49 152 2769 9078
info@nodecenter.org
http://www.nodecenter.org

Open application period:
January 1st – January 30th 2011
Program dates:
March 15th – June 7th 2011

The Node Center for Curatorial Studies is a platform of formation, experimentation, and diffusion in the field of curatorship and in the contemporary artistic practices.

Institute for Curatorial Practice in Performance (ICPP)

ICPP at Wesleyan University
283 Washington Terrace
06459 Middletown, CT, USA
Phone: +1 (860) 888-3606
Fax: +1 (860) 685-2061
icpp@wesleyan.edu
http://wesleyan.edu/icpp

Professional Certificate Program
Applications due February 1
Nine-month, low-residency program in Middletown, Connecticut

Bronx Museum of the Arts launches smART Power program to send U.S. artists
abroad to create community-based art projects. Applications accepted through February 28!

The Bronx Museum of the Arts has proudly launched the smARTpower program.
smARTpower will send fifteen U.S. artists abroad to work with local artists
and young people around the world to create community-based art projects.
The objective of smARTpower is to support the U.S. Department of State's
Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs mission to increase mutual
understanding between the peoples of the United States and other countries,
emphasizing shared social and cultural values. The program will showcase the
role of visual artists as vibrant, engaged, and innovative partners in

Art Workshop 2011: Call for applications
Proposals on this Side of Utopia

Casino Luxembourg - Forum d'art contemporain
41, rue Notre-Dame
L-2013 / B.P. 345
Luxembourg
Phone: +352225045
Fax: +352229595
anne.reding@casino-luxembourg.lu
http://www.artworkshop.lu

Call for application: Art Workshop 2011. International post-master residency programme, addressing twelve young international artists
Application deadline:
23 February 2011

Call for application

THIS OPEN CALL FOR ARTISTS & CURATORS IS ONGOING.

THERE IS NO DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSIONS.

GLENDALE AREA TEMPORARY EXHIBITIONS 2010-2011

This series of curated temporary exhibitions will take place in downtown Glendale (see map), beginning in Fall 2010 and continuing through summer 2011. The project aims to intervene into the retail fabric of this well trafficked area with a lively cultural program of exhibitions and events.