École nationale supérieure des beaux-arts de Lyon
The post-Graduate programme consists of a year of high level education and training that includes a residency and a study grant, for five young international artists, art schools graduates with a DNSEP (Masters) or equivalent international degree, with the selection process being based on the candidate’s portfolio and an interview. (more…)
Brown University’s Department of Visual Art wants to offer a special opportunity to a young or emerging artist in the field of Sculpture and Social Practice. This position is made possible by a grant from the Mellon Foundation. The purpose of this grant is to increase opportunities for young or emerging artists from Historically Underrepresented Groups, or artists whose work deals with issues important to Historically Underrepresented Groups.
The chosen candidate will be given significant financial support for two years to build their careers, with minimal teaching (one course per year), and then after two years will start in an Assistant Professor Tenure Track position in the Visual Art Department, teaching both foundational and upper-level courses to undergraduate students.
For additional position information and to apply, please visit: apply.interfolio.com/55258
LACMA is now accepting applications for the 2019 Mellon Summer Academy. Please apply by the application deadline of March 1, 2019.
The Y&S Nazarian Center for Israel Studies offers grants and fellowships to UCLA faculty, UCLA graduate and undergraduate students, and postdoctoral researchers with an interest in the field of Israel Studies. Students from all academic disciplines interested in research related to modern Israel are encouraged to apply!
The SBF Artist Fellowship represents an alliance between survivors of sexual assault and/or domestic violence and artists who seek to make an impact both in their creative pieces and their daily lives. The fellowship is the first of its kind. If selected, artists have the opportunity to have their pieces displayed in an online gallery and sold in a charity auction. All proceeds benefit the start-up nonprofit Survivor’s Best Friend, which unites shelter animals with survivors of sexual assault and/or domestic violence one adoption at a time. SBF Artist Fellows will be ambassadors for change and proof of the positive forces behind art and creativity. To learn more and apply please visit: https://www.survivorsbestfriend.org/fellowship.
You’re invited to intern with Let America Vote, Jason Kander’s grassroots organization that is dedicated to protecting voting rights. We are now accepting applications for our fall internship and fellowship programs. We are looking for bright, energetic individuals who want to learn the nuts and bolts of how top-notch grassroots organizing works. (more…)
In Practice supports emerging artists and curators in creating new work for exhibition at SculptureCenter. Since 2003, In Practice has supported more than 190 emerging artists with the critical resources of space, funding, time, and administrative support to help turn their ideas into reality. Past In Practice participants include: Korakrit Arunanondchai, Fia Backström, A.K. Burns, Aleksandra Domanovic, Essex Olivares, Brendan Fernandes, Raque Ford, Samara Golden, Elizabeth Jaeger, Molly Lowe, Justin Matherly, Virginia Overton, Sean Raspet, Rachel Rose, Xaviera Simmons, and Josh Smith, among many others. (more…)
Please see attached flyer for info regarding the JVS Scholarship Program, a need-based program providing scholarships for college and graduate school for Jewish students who are permanent residents of Los Angeles County. The online application period for the 2018-2019 academic year closes March 31, 2018.
A free, nine month long, mentoring program for those that wish to build a career in the contemporary visual arts but lack a prolonged experience with professional art world activities. This empowering program is designed as a practical guide to navigating the art world via Q&A sessions with successful professionals (artists, curators, critics and gallerists), culminating with an exhibition, in Gallery Two of the Torrance Art Museum, with the program’s participants. The artists will show their work, the curators will select which works, the writers will write essays for the catalog and gallerists will run the opening and PR for it.
The Structurist Fellowship is a grant available to individuals pursuing research and creative work pertaining to the mission of The Structurist, an international art journal founded in 1960 at the University of Saskatchewan by Professor Eli Bornstein.
Eligibility is open internationally. Deadline to apply is January 15, 2018.
More information, including the application form can be found at http://www.usask.ca/structurist/
Questions can be directed to structurist.fellowship@usask.ca