Von: CEC
Datum: 19. März 2012 20:06:40 MEZ
Betreff: 2012-13 Artist In Residence Program: New Works | Deadline May
1 – Applicants must reside in the U.S.
2012-13 ARTIST IN RESIDENCE PROGRAM: New Works
Deadline: Wednesday, May 1, 2012 for projects beginning July 1, 2012
– June 31, 2013. (Applications must be submitted online at http://harvestworks.slideroom.com/
– please note that there is a $5 fee to be paid at the end of the
submission process.)
Overview: The Harvestworks New Works Program offers commissions of up
to $5000 to make a new work in our Technology, Engineering, Art and
Music (TEAM) lab. Each artist receives up to a $2000 artist fee with
the balance of the award used for the TEAM lab activities. The artist
works with a team comprised of Harvestworks’ Project Manager and
consultants, technicians or instructors.
New works may include multiple channel audio or video installations,
interactive performance systems, data visualization or projects
involving hardware hacking, circuit bending or custom built
interfaces, as well as projects that use the web. Up to 12 residencies
will be selected (depending on project size and funding) along with up
to five $1000 project scholarships. Priority will be given to the
creative use of the Harvestworks‘ production facility and the
innovative use of sound and/or picture. Emerging artists and artists
of color are encouraged to apply.
Special Initiatives: The Jerome Foundation Creative Residency Program
will support emerging artists residing in New York City and/or
Minnesota. The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts will support
visual artists residencies.
Eligibility: The Artist in Residency (AIR) program is designed to
assist individual working artists and their collaborators. Groups and
ensembles are not eligible. Only new work proposals are accepted.
Proposals that document an existing work are not eligible. Students
who are currently enrolled in a university are not eligible. AIR
recipients from the past 2 years are not eligible to apply this year.
Applicants must reside in the U.S.
Project Presentation: Work produced in the program is premiered in
the Harvestworks’ New York Electronic Art Festival or in our TEAM
Presentation Lab. Residents are also featured on the Harvestworks
website.
How to apply: Instructions on how to apply and application forms can
be found online athttp://tinyurl.com/hwresidency
Questions: Questions can be directed to Hans Tammen 212.431.1130.
The New Works Residency Program is sponsored by the Jerome Foundation,
The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, the Edwards Foundation
Arts Fund, Aaron Copland Fund for Music, the National Endowment for
the Arts, the New York State Council on the Arts and the New York City
Department of Cultural Affairs.
2011 Residents: Angie Eng, Crystal Campbell, Haeyoung Kim, David
Wightman, Phillip White, Rachel Morrison, Elizabeth Axtman, Mari
Kimura, Susie Ibarra, Jimmy Joe Roche, Rebecca Warner and Laura
Vitale. Educational scholarships were awarded to Heather Hart, Andrea
DeFelice and David Antonio Cruz.
Harvestworks is a non-profit arts center in Lower Manhattan. Private
funding for our programs has been provided by the Andy Warhol
Foundation for the Visual Arts, the Jerome Foundation, Tekserve, Meet
The Composer’s Cary New Music Performance Fund, the New York State
Music Fund, the James E. Robison Foundation, New York Community Trust,
the Carnegie Corporation, the Aaron Copland Fund, the Edwards
Foundation Arts Fund, the Trust for Mutual Understanding, Materials
for the Arts, the Experimental TV Center and mediaThe foundation Inc.
Public Support is provided by New York State Council on the Arts, the
National Endowment for the Arts and the NYC Dept. of Cultural Affairs.
Thanks to our Friends Circle, Cycling74, Native Instruments and Keith
McMillen Instruments.
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