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Posted: Oct 21, 2018

Join COCA every month for an informal get together for Art Entrepreneurs! We want to offer a supportive space for the arts entrepreneur community to come together to share their goals, challenges, and achievements. Everyone could use a little support in their lives and we are happy to help contribute. This month’s event will be held at COCA. This month’s guest speaker is local creative entrepreneur, Tricia Cerrone. Tricia will discuss her entrepreneurial journey and what it is like to balance all of the aspects of being a working creative. Who you are, what you believe, and the impact you want to have on the world are essential to all your creative endeavors. In this workshop, develop your personal or business vision and mission, and how to apply this to themes in your work. Worksheets will be provided. Tricia Cerrone is a multi-award-winning author, designer and entrepreneur with a focus on mentoring young adults and creating stories and experiences that inspire hope. A former Walt Disney Imagineering creative executive, she spent a career telling stories with new technology, especially around participatory design. Tricia left Imagineering in 2018 to move to Tallahassee and follow her passion for writing and creating original content fulltime. Her new series, The Black Swan Files, is the journey of a genetically altered teen who becomes a superhero with the help of diverse and courageous friends that support her, teach her, and fight with her to follow their dreams and make the world a better place for all. The Black Swan Files has already garnered nine awards. Tricia is a member of Novelists, Inc., International Thriller Writers, Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators, Romance Writers of America, Alliance of Independent Authors, and several writing chapters. Tricia speaks on leadership, collaboration, design, and storytelling. Register for the event For more details please contact COCA at info@tallahasseearts.org or call 850-224-2500.

Special Event Volunteers Needed

Community ; Opportunity for Youth ; Volunteer Opportunity

Posted: Oct 18, 2018

WHY VOLUNTEER AT 621 GALLERY? With the help and support of our community through volunteers, we are able to bring unique cultural opportunities to Tallahassee. By volunteering to assist the gallery in various areas of arts management you help us maintain low operating costs so that we may keep our exhibitions and sculpture garden free to the public and ensure cultural access to all. Also, as a 621 volunteer you gain “real world” experience within Tallahassee’s space for cutting-edge contemporary art since 1981. VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES 1. Gallery Monitor 2. Office Assistant 3. Graphic Design and Marketing 4. Exhibition Installation/Deinstallation 5. Special Events 6. Facility Upgrades (Painting, Landscaping, etc) 7. Other Activities as Needed CALENDAR 621 Gallery recruits volunteers throughout the year on a rolling basis. We welcome volunteers to assist via one time events, but hope that you will join our team regularly. Volunteers are required to attend one orientation meeting during their volunteer position at the 621 Gallery. Eligibility: The 621 Gallery welcomes volunteers with any level of experience, but prefers those with an interest in contemporary art. Primarily we seek volunteers who have a passion for enhancing the quality of life in Tallahassee by bringing contemporary art experiences to Florida’s Capital City. APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS Submit a completed volunteer application Email documents as PDF attachments to the 621 Board of Directors at 621galleryinc@gmail.com All qualified applicants will receive consideration for a Volunteer without regard to race, color, sex, age, national origin, religion, disability, veteran status, sexual orientation, martial status, citizenship, or any other protected status.

Clothes for a Cause

Community

Posted: Oct 18, 2018

Our community means so much, and we want to give back. We’re donating $500 of customized apparel to a local non-profit and need your help to choose. You nominated, and now it’s time to vote. Visit our website this month to vote for your favorite Tallahassee or Big Bend non-profit. Click here to vote.

Scholarships for Non-freshmen Music Majors

Funding Opportunity - Individuals

Posted: Oct 18, 2018

The Tallahassee Music Guild is now accepting applications for $500 SCHOLARSHIPS to be awarded to non-freshman music majors at FSU and at FAMU for the Spring Term 2019. Completed application forms and teacher recommendations are due OCTOBER 31, 2018. FAMU students, see Dr. Alethea Kilgore, 210 Foster-Tanner Music Building, for an application and info. FSU Students, applications are available for pick up in HMU 203 OR 204C, and should be returned to HMU 204C. * Scholarship recipients will be asked to perform a short piece at a Tallahassee Music Guild meeting in the spring of 2019. * Scholarship recipients will also be recognized at the Tallahassee Music Guild’s Sing-Along Messiah concert on Tuesday, December 4, 2018 at 7:00 p.m. at Faith Presbyterian Church, Tallahassee.

Auditions - A Christmas Carol - A new adaptation b...

Audition/Theatre Opportunity

Posted: Oct 17, 2018

From the author of the West End hit The 39 Steps, comes this wacky retelling of the Charles Dickens classic. Five actors and two puppeteers take on the task of portraying all your favorite characters and then some: Ebeneezer, Bob Cratchit, Tiny Tim, ghosts, a city full of people, and even furniture and doors. Lightning fast dialogue and hilarious twists on the timeless classic will bring a smile to your face and some holiday cheer to even the most hardened of Scrooges.

Program and Exhibit Curator-Position

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Posted: Oct 17, 2018

Program and Exhibit Curator-Position Advertisement The individual filling this position will: Support the mission and purpose of the organization and participate in program and marketing activities to include conducting tours and showcasing Riley at various events during the year. Work with the leadership and other staff of the John Gilmore Riley Center/Museum to conceive, plan, coordinate and implement the development of a dynamic range of exhibits and programs. The expectation is a minimum of two exhibits a year to serve various audiences. Work closely with the Education Director, CEO, Associate Director and other staff to develop and maintain a year-round calendar of projects and programs to include heritage education, research and community engagement. Assist with other duties of the museum as assigned. Collaborate with the RILEY/TCC Archive Coordinator and assume a role in the care, maintenance and use of the Riley Archive/Collection at Tallahassee Community College. Qualifications: The candidate must possess a college degree, preferably with major in History, Museum Studies, Anthropology, Journalism, Education, Business or Communications. Two years of experience and/or skill set in public relations, social media, coordination and implementation of heritage education programs and/or direct involvement in historical and cultural programs can substitute for two years of college leading towards a degree in one of these fields. Must be able to multi-task as well as work independently. Employment: Twenty-six hours a week are required between Mondays and Saturdays. Open days and hours are Monday-Thursday (10 am to 4 pm) and Fridays and Saturdays (10 am to 2:00 pm). Consistency in days and hours worked is preferred. Salary $10-$12 per hour. Contact for Interview: Paige Lee or Althemese Barnes at (850) 681-7881 Email resume to: info@rileymuseum.org

Organist

Call for Musicians/Vocalists ; Job

Posted: Oct 12, 2018

PCUSA church seeking a part time Organist applicant for 500 member congregation. The music program is well established and is a Traditional style of worship and seeking a good accompanist for Chancel Choir, great Hymn playing Organist and service music. There is a Travel expense account for employees that drive from Fl. and is an additional to the proposed salary. Salary is negotionable, depending upon your experience and playing level. Salary range is 20,000 annually. If interested in a good stable church job in a very friendly PCUSA congregation, apply right away. Michael Inlow is Choirmaster and also graduate of FSU School of Music with MME in Music Education.

USArtists International Application

Call for Musicians/Vocalists ; Call for Visual Artists

Posted: Oct 04, 2018

Support for the presentation and touring of performing artists is central to the work of Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation (“MAAF”). The USArtists International program (USAI) supports performances by U.S. artists at significant international festivals and performing arts marketplaces outside the United States and its territories. The program supports the engagements of exemplary solo artists and ensembles across all performing arts disciplines including dance, music, theater, multidisciplinary work, and folk/traditional arts. USArtists International is designed to encourage and promote the vibrant diversity of U.S. artists and creative expression in the performing arts by expanding opportunity and exposure to international audiences, encouraging international cultural exchange, and enhancing creative and professional development of U.S. artists by providing connections with presenters, curators and fellow artists. The program is committed to the presence of U.S. artists on world stages and aims to extend the reach and impact of professional artists dependent on touring for continued sustainability and career advancement. USAI continues the important tradition in the United States of the public and private sectors working collaboratively to support the arts. USAI is a program of Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts and the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. Support for grantees in New York City is provided by the Howard Gilman Foundation. Support for grantees traveling to the Baltic States, Central Asia, Central, East and Southeast Europe, Mongolia and Russia is provided by Trust for Mutual Understanding. Applications are submitted to Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation. Click here for detailed application guidelines. Applicants notified of grant status by: November 27, 2018 March 1, 2019 June 21, 2019

Call for Artists: Digital Graffiti Festival

Call for Visual Artists

Posted: Oct 02, 2018

The Alys Foundation is pleased to announce the call for entries for the 12th annual Digital Graffiti Festival at Alys Beach, to be held May 17-18, 2019. Artists worldwide are invited to submit original works of digital art to be showcased in the juried festival. The 2019 awards will include Best of Show ($5,000 prize), Curator’s Choice ($2,000 prize) and three Special Recognition honors (at $1,000 prize each), selected by the festival’s longtime curator Brett Phares and esteemed panel of judges. The deadline to submit is February 1st, 2019 at 12AM. Staged along the elegant white walls of Alys Beach, Digital Graffiti provides a large-scale blank canvas for artists to explore the visual intersection of art and architecture, while also creating entirely new art forms. Once darkness falls in the coastal town along scenic Highway 30A, the iconic walls of Alys Beach’s homes glow with vibrant original art projections. Digital Graffiti 2019 promises to deliver an ultimate immersive experience in projected art. The Alys Foundation has donated more than $200,000 in awards and artist stipends over the past 11 years, all to further digital work in the public realm. Artists, designers, photographers, and architects are invited to submit their artwork to be projected under the night sky and onto the pristine, reflective white walls of Alys Beach. Both evenings of the festival will feature the town illuminated with stunning examples of projection mapping, generative art, experimental short films and animation, and sound, motion, and light responsive installations. Interested artists can submit their work here. For more information about the festival, please visit digitalgraffiti.com.

New American Paintings 2018 Juried Exhibitions-in-...

Call for Visual Artists

Posted: Oct 02, 2018

We are pleased be accepting applications to New American Paintings’ 2019 review of painters working on their graduate degree in the United States. MFA candidates and current year graduates are eligible to apply. Juror to be confirmed. Since 1993, New American Paintings’ sole mission has been to connect under-known artists with an audience that has a deep interest in contemporary painting. The publication is received by thousands of collectors, art world professionals and art aficionados, internationally. Many past featured artists have gone on to achieve substantial critical and commercial success. Apply here. To apply you will need: -Four .jpg files of your work (no larger than 1200 pixels at their greatest dimension) -A credit card for the entry fee of $50 (You may also take advantage of a special artist’s offer: $99, which includes your application fee and a one year subscription to the magazine). We define the activity of painting broadly. All styles and media are welcome as long as they involve, or are conceptually related to the activity of painting. Works must be original and cannot be editioned. Please note that if you have been in a past issue of New American Paintings, or have applied to a competition in the past 5 years, then you already have an Account on the web site. Please follow the instruction on the site to gain access to your account.

Vendors Wanted for Tallahassee Jewish Food & C...

Call for Vendors

Posted: Oct 02, 2018

Tenth Annual Jewish Food and Cultural Festival Sunday, March 3, 2019 We hope you will be able to join us on Sunday, March 4, 2018, from 10:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Once again, we have 26 outdoor vendor spaces. The cost is $65 for a 10′ x 10′ space and vendors will need to provide their own tents and tables. Temple Israel will have a couple of 10′ x 10′ shelters that you can rent for $37.50 for the day if you need it. For a copy of the vendor application and layout, please email educator@templeisraeltlh.org. In order to reserve your space, your payment AND application must be received by February 25, 2019. Spaces are assigned on a first come-first serve basis.

Gaines Street Fest Call for Vendors

Call for Vendors

Posted: Oct 01, 2018

Calling all vendors: Gaines Street Fest is December 8th and we would love to have you participate. The event begins at 2pm and runs until 2am however usually vendors stay until it gets dark. This event brings in tons of people to our neighborhood for free live music, vendors lining the streets, food trucks, and fun. We welcome any type of vendors including artists, boutiques, nonprofits, food vendors, etc Fees: Bring a table $25 Bring a 10×10 tent and table $50 Food vendors and Food Trucks $150 Sign up easily online here: Email us with any questions gainesstreet@gmail.com

Graphic Designer - Full Time

Job

Posted: Sep 26, 2018

Compass Marketing & Consulting, a Tallahassee, FL based full-service creative agency dedicated to the advancement of our client’s business through imaginative ideas, innovative products and sound marketing strategy is seeking an experienced Graphic Designer. The Compass Marketing Graphic Designer will report directly to the Creative Director and be responsible for the following: Collaboration with designated web developers and content developers within the Agency to produce, maintain and update content and design for Agency produced and maintained websites. Production of cutting edge online or traditional creative advertisements (banner ads, buttons, print, outdoor, etc.) for assigned advertising projects based on provided creative briefs. (This job function requires some familiarity with rich media and online bandwidth considerations). Creation of “client-ready” storyboards. Successful handling multiple projects, and possession of strong interpersonal skills. Well-developed design sensibility and an eye for detail, and be skilled at verbal and written communications with the ability to write copy. The Graphic Designer must be a self-starter and have the ability to think outside of the box. The ideal candidate will possess a Bachelors or equivalent degree in communications design or a related field and 3-5 years of experience in an Advertising Agency or Design Studio. The Graphic Designer should have extensive knowledge of and experience in typographic identity, web, information and interactive design. The Graphic Designer must have experience with programs such as Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign. Familiarity with web technologies such as HTML, Javascript, ASP, Macromedia, SQL Server, CGI, Windows NT, and XML development is desirable, but not essential. This person should also have experience with and/or knowledge of web server hardware, site architecture, user interface requirements, web navigation, web page layout, cross platform issues, browser and platform compatibility and capability, animation, image compression, size and speed issues. Knowledge of firewalls, and other network/server security issues, as well as web-based electronic software are required. This position requires submission of a portfolio of work. Compass Marketing & Consulting will offer the chosen candidate a full-time position (40hrs/week) with a competitive pay plan including full benefits. Apply in person at 1711 Capital Circle, NE, Tallahassee, FL 32308 (same entrance as Proctor Subaru, Compass Marketing will be on the left) between the hours of 8:30am and 4:30pm. Compass Marketing & Consulting is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate because of race, color, religion, sex, age, citizenship, marital status, disability, national origin, familial status, gender identity or expression, or sexual orientation.

Museum Tour Guide Volunteers Needed

Community ; Opportunity for Youth ; Other ; Volunteer Opportunity

Posted: Sep 26, 2018

Bring your passion for history and become a Museum Docent at Mission San Luis! A docent links the present day with the past by guiding tour groups of all ages through our historic reconstructions, discussing the rich and exciting history of the Spanish and Apalachee residents along the way. As a Mission San Luis Museum Docent, you will have the chance to work closely with our costumed staff to bring a fun, educational, and immersive experience to groups of all ages! You will be able to see unique presentations from the Living History Interpreters, as well as learn and share the lesser known archaeological and 20th-century history of the site. No prior experience or training is necessary! Just a love for people and history. Help us bring La Florida to life!

Call for Animators

Call for Filmmakers ; Call for Visual Artists

Posted: Sep 25, 2018

We’re back! The Florida Animation Festival has returned! Mark your calendars for tons of fun, learning, and creativity on June 13 – 16, 2019. The Florida Animation Festival (FAF) is the only festival of its kind in the region, celebrating the art of animation in all its forms. From stop-motions to visual effects, there are thousands of frames and keyframes involved that create the magic before our eyes. Featuring nearly 100 shorts by the world’s best independent animators, and exclusive presentations by professionals in the animation industry, the Florida Animation Festival is a 4-day animation festival at All Saints Cinema in Tallahassee, Florida. Submissions for 2019’s Animation Festival are officially open and will run through February 10, 2019. We’re using FilmFreeway exclusively for submissions this year and encourage EVERYONE to submit their work! Visit our listing to submit your work at bit.ly/Submit2FAF To date, we have received over 400 submissions from 28 countries! Student, independent, and professional animators from Argentina to Japan and throughout the USA submitted projects in six categories: 2D/vector, CGI/3D, stop-motion, frame-by-frame/traditional, mixed media/experimental, and VFX/live action with visual effects! Don’t forget to follow us on Facebook for updates on speakers, submission deadlines, and more. @FloridaAnimationFestival (@FLAnimationFest on Twitter)

Ballroom Dance Instructor-Male needed

Audition/Theatre Opportunity ; Call for Dancers ; Community ; Job ; Opportunity for Youth ; Other ; Professional Development/Workshop ; Promotional Opportunity

Posted: Sep 21, 2018

Are you an Athlete, Customer Service Superstar, Classically trained dancer, UN-classically trained dancer, Restaurant Host/Hostess, Barista, Public Speaker, Musician, Theater Geek, Amateur Filmmaker, Personal Trainer, Camp Counselor, Majored in Changing Your Major, or if you are just really good at hosting house parties… this may be perfect for you. Brace yourself: We are looking for enthusiastic “people skilled” people to become Dance Instructor (both males & females are needed, ASAP). Dance experience is great, but your “People Business” skills are key (See the WARNING above). NOTE: This is a horrible job if you prefer: 1. Cubicles 2. Anti-social behavior 3. Very limited physical contact Here’s the pitch: 1. Email your resume (see the warning above: no dance experience necessary) to MonarchTallahassee@gmail.com. 2. From there, we bring in the best “people-people” for interviews. 3. For all of those selected, we immerse them in a comfort zone providing FREE TRAINING! ! 4. When ready, we transition them into full time dance instructors…. this could easily happen to YOU!! Like our Facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/monarchtallahassee/ WHAT WE TEACH: Through the training program you’ll learn how to dance the Tango, Swing, Salsa, Bachata, Waltz, Hustle, and everything else you may have seen on the TV shows, Dancing with the Stars, So You Think You Can Dance, and the many others. Monarch Ballroom is rapidly growing in both the Tallahassee & Jacksonville areas. TODAY is the perfect time to become part of the Monarch family!. So if you’re sick of the cubicle jungle, the khaki jungle, or the food service jungle; are looking for a new identity, a new challenge, or next-level social skills; if you traded your time for a degree you want nothing to do with; or if you’re sick and tired of trading your artistic, athletic, or creative side for a 9 to 5…We might be the perfect job for you. Send your resume to MonarchTallahassee@gmail.com today! PS: This is a real job, real location, on Earth in Florida’s beautiful state capital city, Tallahassee! We have a website, a heartbeat, and we have a growing business that just happens to be an incredible place to work! Opportunities are endless. Contact TODAY to learn more & schedule an interview! Monarch Ballroom Tallahassee is located at 1410 Market Street, Suite C4, Tallahassee, FL 32312!

Call for Artists for Fine Arts Show at the North F...

Call for Visual Artists

Posted: Sep 13, 2018

Call for artist to participate in the Fine Arts Show at the North Florida Fair. Both professional and amateur artist may submit their art for this event. Categories include oil and acrylic as well as water color, pastel, drawings, mixed media , clay and wood carvings. Work must be framed ready for hanging if appreciate. This is a juried show and winners will receive a nominal cash prize. Artist must bring their art work to Building A at the North Florida Fair Grounds on either Friday, November 2 or Saturday, November 3 from 10:00 a.m till 5:00 p.m. The show will be open to the public from November 8 -18. All work must be picked up on Monday, November 19 from 10:00 -2:00 p.m.

A Blade of Grass Invites Applications for 2019 Fel...

Funding Opportunity - Individuals

Posted: Sep 11, 2018

A Blade of Grass provides resources to artists who demonstrate artistic excellence and serve as conduits for innovative social change. To that end, ABOG is inviting applications for its 2019 Fellowship for Engaged Art. The program supports courageous artists eager to create exchanges, experiences, and structures that highlight seemingly intractable social problems, inspire audiences, and energize folks to participate in and sustain long-term social change work. Selected fellows will receive $20,000 in minimally restricted support; comprehensive written field research reports that use action research methodology; an expense-paid two-day orientation retreat in New York City where they engage with a cohort of peer artists and ABOG staff and board (a requirement for the fellowship); ongoing invitations to networking events twice annually (attendance voluntary); and ongoing promotion of the fellow’s project through ABOG social media networks and website. In addition to direct artist support, another primary goal of ABOG is to make the “invisible” parts of socially engaged art visible. ABOG does this through documentary films, publications, Web content, and public programming. Eligible applicants include individual artists or artists collectives with projects that engage directly with a specific community or communities. Artists may not currently be enrolled as students, be at least twenty-five years of age, and be a legal resident or citizen of the United States. Applicants must not have received a full ABOG Socially Engaged Art Fellowship as an individual or as part of an artist collective in the last three years. For complete program guidelines, information about previous fellows, and application procedures, see the ABOG website.

Puffin Foundation issues RFP for Social Justice Ar...

Funding Opportunity - Individuals ; Funding Opportunity - Organizations

Posted: Sep 11, 2018

Puffin Foundation West, Ltd. seeks to open the doors of artistic expression by providing grants to artist activists and arts organizations often excluded from mainstream opportunities due to race, gender, or social philosophy. Artists are able to reach across the borders of our imagination and in doing so often peaceably transform society’s ideas about social justice issues. To that end, the foundation is accepting applications for art projects by individuals or organizations that educate and inform the public on important, timely topics facing the country (and planet) that other organizations might hesitate to fund. The foundation gives special consideration to communities and school districts underserved by the arts. In 2019, the foundation will consider projects from individual artists and organizations working within the visual arts, dance, music, theater, photography, film/video, writing, poetry, and public interest platforms. Grant awards will range between $550 and $2,500. Eligible applicants include individuals and nonprofit educational, cultural, and social justice organizations. See the Puffin Foundation website for complete program guidelines and application instructions.

Art by Women

Call for Visual Artists

Posted: Sep 04, 2018

Art by Women is an invitational event for women artists to support fundraising goals at Anderson Brickler Gallery during women’s month March 2019. The Art by Women exhibition highlights creative research by women inspired by historical contributions of women in the arts. The first fifty women artists are selected as participants in this commemorative exhibition for women and by women. The creative works shared are visual fine art, music, poetry, theatre, dance performance, film and video works of art by women artists. A tri-fold catalog is published by ABG to celebrate women artists and special events. A selection of ten honorable mentions for outstanding creative works are acknowledged. ART by Women supports ABG-AIR: Artist in Resident Program. Creative Research Guidelines: All women artist will select another woman artist of choice that motivate and inspire a new original work of art created with influence and a creative message of empowerment. The 2D art works must be small to medium scale range not bigger than 22 X 30. The 3D works, space Installations, performances, poetry, written essays and other creative descriptions must submit creative examples and schedule demo upon notification. All performances, film and video are not more than 15 minutes for review and approval. A Brief statement: No more than 250 Words is written about the woman artist of choice for inspiration and how the work created supports the empowerment of women. Deadline: December 8, 2018 Exhibition Fee: $25 paid to Anderson Brickler Gallery. Artworks/Creative Samples: Only 2 works submitted & Only 1 work selected. Notification First Fifty Artists: December 19, 2018 Delivery of Artworks: January 26, 2019 Exhibition Reception: March 8, 2019 Pick-Up Artworks: May 22, 2019 NOTE: Artists outside the city of Tallahassee and the state of Florida will be contacted by Anderson Brickler Gallery for important instructions regarding delivery and pick-up plans of art works. APPLICATION ENCLOSURES: Name, Address, Email, Artist Statement, 2 Samples of Artwork and Artist Fee: $25 paid to Anderson Brickler Gallery. MAILING INFORMATION: Anderson Brickler Gallery, ART by Women 1705 South Adams Street, Tallahassee, Florida 32301 EMAIL QUESTIONS: andersonbricklergallery@mail.com

Internship Opportunity

Call for Visual Artists ; Call for Writers ; Community ; Internship Opportunity ; Volunteer Opportunity

Posted: Aug 31, 2018

Cat Family Records is looking for a graphic design intern for college credit. We are an independent, 501(c)(3) nonprofit record label from Tallahassee, FL. Our mission is to help independent artists thrive and promote community and social progress while we do. We are looking for someone with a creative eye to design concert and festival flyers, album art, merchandise, and more. Please submit a resume and a brief portfolio to hr.catfamilyrecords@gmail.com

Grants for Artists | The Hopper Prize

Call for Visual Artists ; Funding Opportunity - Individuals

Posted: Aug 30, 2018

The Hopper Prize The Hopper Prize is offering multiple individual artist grants totaling $5,000.00 USD awarded through an open call art competition juried by leading contemporary curators. Program Highlights Total Awards: $5,000.00 USD in grants for visual artists + 5 artists will each receive $1,000.00 USD in unrestricted grant awards + 30 artists will have their work archived at hopperprize.org + Early applications will be considered for Instagram artist features @hopperprize Jurors The Hopper Prize Fall 2018 grant winners will be selected by: Patricia Restrepo, Assistant Curator Contemporary Arts Museum Houston Mia Lopez, Assistant Curator DePaul Art Museum Chicago Eligibility The Hopper Prize is open to all artists age 18 and older working in any media. There are no restrictions on genre, subject matter, or media. Deadline November 13, 2018 Past Winners Letitia Huckaby, Benbrook, Texas Tracy Kerdman, Saugerties, New York Lebohang Kganye, Johannesburg, South Africa Christopher Meerdo, Chicago, Illinois Erik Parra, San Francisco, California Apply Now Show us your work at https://hopperprize.org

Actors' Workshop with Michael Richey

Audition/Theatre Opportunity ; Professional Development/Workshop

Posted: Aug 28, 2018

Creative visualization is the cognitive process of generating mental imagery, with eyes open or closed, simulating or recreating visual perception. Visualization is a powerful tool for affecting the psychophysical being of the actor. This workshop will focus on this specific approach to performance, working on the actor’s ability to be truthful and engaging. Michael Richey, who most recently directed SOUTHERN SHAKESPEARE’S COMPANY’S 2018 Free Shakespeare in the Park production of Romeo and Juliet, leads this performance workshop. Classes meet Monday and Wednesday evenings September 12th-October 24th at Goodwood Museum & Gardens Fee: $180 for the session 7pm Monday & Wednesday September 12th-October 24th Goodwood Museum & Gardens See Less

Internships Available

Community ; Internship Opportunity ; Opportunity for Youth ; Volunteer Opportunity

Posted: Aug 26, 2018

This is a non-paying internship but is an amazing opportunity for those interested in Museum Studies to be in on a brand new, developing historical museum. Use your college learning to help create exhibits, organize events, help fundraise and/or lead tours. The Apalachicola Arsenal was Florida’s first and ONLY Arsenal in the State of Florida. It was the scene of the first action in the Civil War in Florida, the first penitentiary in Florida and the first mental health facility in Florida. Lots of history. Hours and days can be scheduled around your classes. Work can be completed in Tallahassee with visits to the Museum only as needed. Come create a lasting exhibit at this beautiful facility. It’s an opportunity to do something that will last for many, many years. Get in on the ground floor. We have artifacts waiting to be placed into creative spaces. Come make history with us. Contact Linda for more information.

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