Archive for June, 2022

Artist-in-Residence, Fine Arts

Thursday, June 23rd, 2022

Type: Full-Time
Salary: 54,991.00 to 60,490.00 USD Per Year
Posted: 06/08/2022
Category:Art

Salary: $54,991.00 – $60,490.00 Annually

Job Number: 00562

Department Arts and Hospitality, College of the Florida Keys

Description

The Artist-in-Residence, Fine Arts has the general responsibility of managing the College’s non-credit art programs. Duties include teaching courses, preparing materials to be used in the ceramic’s courses, and promotion of the program. The position is a 12-month, professional position. Work is performed under the general administrative supervision of the Dean, Arts and Hospitality.
Examples of Duties

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Instituto Sacata Fellowships in 2023

Thursday, June 23rd, 2022

We are now accepting applications online for residency Fellowships in 2023 at the Instituto Sacatar, located on the island of Itaparica across the bay from Salvador, Bahia, Brazil. Sacatar will host selected artists providing them a private bedroom with attached bath, a separate working studio appropriate to their artistic discipline, all meals (except Saturday evenings, Sundays and Brazilian holidays), and laundry service.  Sacatar also provides logistical support to connect the artist to the local communities as the artist may wish.  In 2023, Sacatar will offer specific residency sessions lasting between seven and nine weeks.      

Creative individuals of all nationalities working in any discipline may apply.  Applications must be submitted electronically.  

To submit an application, go to sacatar.slideroom.com. After you sign up, you will receive an email confirming that you can log in. When you log in, you will find all the information you will need to complete an application.

There are three steps to the application:

  1. Fill out the application form
  2. Upload recent examples of your work
  3. Pay the application fee of US$25.00 and hit SUBMIT

You can ‘SAVE AND EXIT’ as many times as you like before you submit your application.  Once you SUBMIT, you can make no further corrections or changes.


The deadline for all applications will be midnight, August 01, 2022. (Local time in Bahia, Brazil)    


We will announce the results in October 2022. We conduct interviews with all semi-finalists before awarding Fellowship to finalists. Through this Open Selection Process, we will offer 24-32 individual Fellowships for residencies between March 2023 and January 2024.
 

Important:  
1) Applicants must apply individually. No group proposals will be considered.  
2) Former Fellows may not apply.  We will continue to offer alternate ways that former Fellows may return to pursue additional work at Sacatar.   We will write our former Fellows directly with these opportunities.
Details regarding the selection process are available at sacatar.org/apply
If you have any questions about this Open Call, please write to info@sacatar.org.  

WEBTOON Comics Contest Open Submissions: Call to Action

Thursday, June 2nd, 2022

WEBTOON, the world’s largest comics publisher, is hosting the Call to Action Contest – and submissions just opened! We’d be thrilled for UCLA Students and Alumni to take part!

To support students and alumni entering the contest, WEBTOON teams have developed this educational resource, which covers technical paneling and other skills used in WEBTOON vertical scroll comics fight scenes and Action genres.

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Undergraduate Research Assistants Wanted

Thursday, June 2nd, 2022

Project Title:  Visualizing Outer Spaces: The Deep Seas, Poles, and the Atmosphere (Glbl St 99) (Summer 2022)

Project Description: This project explores the environmental impact of the Cold War and its representation by visual artists and writers, particularly from the Caribbean and Pacific Islands. Special attention will focus on the militarization of the deep seas, the poles, and outer space and their popularization in visual media ranging from the Apollo space photographs to Jacques-Yves Cousteau’s ocean conservation programs and underwater sea labs. Research will focus on arts and militarism in Antarctica, the history of the US Navy and Cold War advertisement design, current threats of deep-sea mining in the Pacific, and submarine, polar, and outerspace imaginaries (including Caribbean Afrofuturism).

Research Assistant Responsibilities: To consolidate materials that have been collected, analyze and summarize the major content of the research materials by creating word documents by topic, retrieve library materials, make pdfs, transcribe films, transcribe notes, and/or write and edit annotated bibliographies. Some assignments may include Prezi and website design.

Research Assistant Qualifications: Prior research experience is desirable, but not necessary. Advanced undergraduates (junior or senior) with professional or graduate school goals preferred. Familiarity with MS Word and library databases. French and Russian language skills a plus.

Please send me a letter of inquiry outlining your interest in this research project. An informational Zoom meeting will be held on Monday, June 6th.

Start/End Dates: open

Unpaid.  Unit credit will be offered via the Student Research Program (SRP) Glbl St 99 as a contract course via MyUCLA.  For details on eligibility and enrollment procedures, please refer to http://hass.ugresearch.ucla.edu/courses/srp/.

Contact Information: Prof Elizabeth DeLoughrey: deloughrey@ucla.edu