Calls for Submissions and Etc

Lots of interesting stuff this week…..take a look!

Submit to Wellington Zinefest
Call for Subs: Static Zine #5
Call for Subs: Briarpatch Magazine
Call for Art Books: Plug In ICA Book Shop
Contest: Middlebrook Prize for Young Canadian Curators
Residency: Ross Centre for the Arts

 

 

Wellington Zinefest Out of Towners Table (Wellington, NZ)

Wellington Zinefest is an annual zine and music event held in Wellington, NZ. This year they are featuring an out of towners table – zinesters from all over the world can submit their zines to be exhibited, sold and swapped at the fest. For more information, email Alice.

Call for Submissions: Static Zine Issue #5 (Toronto, ON)

Static Zine has announced the theme of its 5th issue…fanzines! Each contributor will get one page to make what a page of their fanzine about a topic would look like. Examples of topics include music, movies, actors, musicians, activists, leaders, writers, etc. The contributor is encouraged to use the page to show why they’re fan-ing over the topic through the cut-and-paste/ drawn-on style familiar to fanzines. Email the editors at [email protected] by Monday September 3 to let them you’re interested in contributing, what or who you’d like to fan over and how you would go about doing it. The zine  accepts writing, comics, illustration, photos, mixtures of them, etc. Please refer to our previous issues to see our general style.

Call for Submissions: Briarpatch Magazine (Regina, SK)

The independent contemporary-issues magazine Briarpatch is seeking contributions for its January/February 2013 issue. From their website: “We’re looking for feature articles, provocative essays, investigative reportage, interviews, profiles, reviews, poetry, humour, artwork and photography rooted in an anti-colonial and anti-capitalist analysis.” Deadline for queries is September 7, 2012 and they can be sent to [email protected]. Please consult the magazine’s guidelines before making your submission.

Call for Art Books: Plug In ICA Art Book Shop   (Winnipeg, MN)

The Plug In ICA Art Book Shop is Manitoba’s leading venue for art, design and architecture publications. If you are a professional writer, curator, artist or publisher and have artist catalogues, limited editions or one-of-a-kind books, this is your chance. ICA Art Book Shop is accepting applications for consignment submissions until September 15th, 2012.

Guidelines:

  • Books must be relevant to Manitoba Contemporary Art and must be in excellent condition
  • All submission must be approved by Plug In ICA before an agreement is issued
  • You are responsible for delivery and pick-up of material

If you are interested, please download and complete the application form and send with relevant samples/scans to the bookshop’s address.

Contest: Middlebrook Prize for Young Canadian Curators (Elora, ON)

The Middlebrook Prize will be an open call for young curators under the age of 30 (as of December 31, 2012,) to submit an exhibition proposal specifically for the Elora Centre for the Arts Gallery space. The selected applicant will receive a honourarium of $5000.00 along with an exhibition budget of $3500.00. Application materials, along with a gallery floor plan will be available to prospective applicants on September 8, 2012, through the Elora Centre for the Arts website. The application deadline is Friday, October 19, 2012. The Exhibition will take place in the fall of 2013.

Long Term Work Exchange Residency: Ross Creek Centre for the Arts (Canning, NS)

Along with its short-term residencies, Ross Creek is seeking artists to participate in longer term residencies and become integral to our community during their stay. We are searching for one long term artist per season who is looking for a residency posting for the fall 2012 or winter 2013 term and is also interested in doing some handy work around the centre. The candidate, in visual or media arts, writing, architecture, film, theatre, dance or music, would ideally have his or her own transportation and would have a working knowledge of carpentry, gardening etc, a great work ethic, and a positive and helpful demeanor. With access to a private studio space 24 hours a day, the artist can focus on their own work while also completing their work exchange hours. For collaborators, we can arrange collaboration times for a larger group to participate in the residency.
We are hoping to have someone from September through December 15, and a different artist from January 15 to April 15,  with a small fee paid by the artist for food and heat in the farmhouse. They will cook for themselves, have their own bedroom in the shared artist residency, studio space, and would be asked to work 30 hours a week around the centre in exchange for a contracted residency. We welcome individual and collaborative professional artists of all disciplines and all stages in their careers to participate in Ross Creek.

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