APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS
Please prepare an individual submission, including:-short, clear and realistic project plan (max one page)-short artist statement (max one page)-CV (max one page) plus artist’s homepage-DVD / CD including a maximum of 10 minutes worth of samples in PC format-samples of recent work as print-outs (3 – 5 pieces)
The submissions will not be returned.
E-mail or internet applications are not accepted, only submissions sent by mail are processed.

Deadlines:

April 30th 2010 (postmark). Session dates: the 1st half of the year 2011.
September 30th 2010 (postmark). Session dates: the 2nd half of the year 2011.

Please send your completed submission by mail to:
Gallery Titanik / Sumu A.i.R.Itäinen Rantakatu 820700 TurkuFinland

For further information please visit our website or Res Artis website, www.resartis.org,
or contact:Paula VäinämöCoordinator,
ARTE / SUMU A.i.R.
programtel. +358-2-2338 372
sumu@arte.fiwww.arte.fi
www.sumuair.wordpress.com

Deadline: Thursday 30th, September, 2010

We offer studio/living space (cca 40m2) with Internet and utilities in Trafacka residential building
213/13, Prague Liben. We provide partial support to artists in their research, IT infrastructure, possibility to participate on workshops, and contacts with local artists. We also provide a number of public spaces where artist can organize an event during, or at the end of the residency. These spaces include gallery Trafo, gallery of Technical Academy Library, gallery Skolska 28, Institute of Intermedia, Ekotechnical museum, or castle Popovice 50Km out of Prague.

Applications need to contain at least a written proposal of what you plan to work at during the period of the stay, references of your work, a resume (Curriculum Vitae), and brief overview of your work, exhibitions, or built work. The proposal should be no longer than two pages A4, in English.

The residency period lasts from one to three months.
There is no deadline for submissions, residency is open now until cancellation.
Selection of participants is subject of choice of the Trafacka board.
To submit a proposal, email residence@whitelabel.name
Ongoing deadline!
http://whitelabel.name

Deadline: Monday 31st, December, 2012

With a state-of-the-art facility on the campus of Rensselaer, with the EMPAC program and the expertise of its staff, and with the resources and talent of Rensselaer’s faculty, students and staff, EMPAC offers an exceptional opportunity for collaboration and development.

The combination of artist-driven content with contemporary media and performing arts technology in the field of time-based arts stands in the center of the artistic research and production activities of EMPAC. The main focus is on the reciprocal influence of the intent and craftsmanship of artists as they create new works, with existing or yet-to-be-developed tools and technology.

EMPAC encourages applications for a wide range of projects, from a diversity of artists, composers, directors, choreographers, and performers of different cultural and geographic backgrounds. EMPAC is open to proposals from all phases of a project, from initial concept to full production.

The goal is to provide an environment to realize works from inception to completion. The resources at EMPAC are laid out to enable such an approach. This means that an EMPAC residency can support works that take a long period of time to develop and that may need different resources at different phases of the production.

Audio Production / Post-Production
EMPAC is an ideal place to record sound, produce multichannel pieces or a 5.1/7.1/10.2 DVD, document works of sound art, master, perform complex mixing for film with several consoles, and any other task involving microphones, speakers, and computers. We encourage applicants who are interested to come to EMPAC for short-term residencies to produce a project in our facility. For this initiative EMPAC may provide housing and technical support, but will not be offering offset stipends.

Video Production / Post-Production
EMPAC’s capacity for video parallels that of audio. It is an ideal location for doing a multi-camera shoot, creating documentation of a performance, working with multichannel video projection, and all aspect of digital post-production for film, video art — any  project that involves HD video cameras, computers, or projectors. Our facility is also ideal for recording live musicians for film scoring. Our venues are all potential locations for sessions of this type, ranging from recording spaces that are acoustically very live (Concert Hall) to a really very large dry studio (Studio 1), each is well suited for soloists or full orchestra (while projecting the film on large screens).

http://empac.rpi.edu/residencies/artist/

Deadline: Monday 31st, December, 2012

Call for Projects in New Media, Video, Net and Cyber Arts
Authors of approved projects will receive an invitation to come in CYLAND Multimedia Lab (Kronshtadt Art residency of NCCA) for implementation of their project.

CYLAND is a new international media art lab organized by St.Petersburg branch of National Center for Contemporary Art (St.Petersburg, Russia) and St.Petersburg Arts Project (New York, USA). CYLAND was established in order to provide new media artists with technical, programming, financial and administrative aid and assistance in realizing advanced media art projects.

CYLAND is an equipped creative space for co-operation of artists, engineers, technicians, programmers, etc. in their work on video, media, cyber and net art and other art projects dealing with new technologies.

CYLAND is located in NCCA’s art residency in the town of Kronstadt (on Kotlin island) 40 km from Saint Petersburg. Kronstadt art residency provides and opportunity for artists from many countries to live and work in Kronstadt within the framewaork of international exchange programs, as well as on individual basis.

http://www.ncca-spb.ru/residen……html&nbsp

Deadline: Monday 31st, December, 2012