Resources for artists

Artists Opportunities – February

Peer-sessions Spring 2018 / Comission Printemps 2018, La Cité Internationale des Arts Paris, France citedesartsparis.net/commissions-printemps-2018-eng La Cité Internationale is the largest artist residence in the world with more than 300 studios located in the emblematic districts of Montmartre and Marais. For these reasons, La Cité is an ideal place to develop any project of any …

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Portraits of the near future?

Imagine the decadence of the powerful social media that are part of the daily life of a large part of the world population. Even though it seems difficult, the Romania based artist Andrei Lucatusu managed to give life to this possibility. Through rich 3D rendering, the artist designed a “post-social media” era, where the current …

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The Joy of copying!

‘No Copying!’ Since the first class of school, we are warned not to copy. But why not? How can we even do that – or rather, how do we avoid doing it? How can we be sure we are not copying? Isn’t the very notion of learning based on a mimetic process?   Originality is …

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Open calls for artists – January

COLLIDE International Award Geneva, Switzerland and Liverpool, U.K. http://arts.cern/home   This is the third edition of a singular and interesting collaboration between CERN (European Centre of Nuclear Research) and FACT (Foundation for Art and Creative Technology), since offers the unique opportunity to work as a resident in CERN. The program is open to artists of …

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Oh, to be unauthorized art…

The transgressing values of art are best known when the art itself takes place in environments where it should not be. Proof of this is Carson Davis Brown’s Mass project. The work takes place in supermarkets, retailers department stores and wholesales. It consists of rearranging the products exposed in these places, photograph them and let …

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