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Make Plans For Common Field Convening Los Angeles

by Michael Anthony Farley on June 30, 2017
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Everyone working in the arts should attend this year’s Common Field Convening in November. Members are invited to propose panels, conversation sessions, working groups, workshops, teach-ins, reports from the field, and projects.

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Be AFC’s Neighbor: Apply For Two Trees’ Cultural Space Subsidy Program

by Michael Anthony Farley on May 11, 2017
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Applications are open for Two Trees’ Cultural Space Subsidy Program. We’re a recipient, and it’s been great. Artists and cultural organizations should apply!

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Applications Now Open for Open Space’s 8th Publications & Multiples Fair

by Michael Anthony Farley on January 5, 2017
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There are few art events that are as fun as Open Space’s Publications & Multiples Fair. The annual PMF brings screenprinters, DIY press, and artists working in a variety of 2D and 3D media to the Baltimore Design School for a weekend-long affair that feels more like your favorite neighbors’ garage sale than an art fair.

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Submissions for GRIN’s 2017 Spring/Summer Exhibitions Close Tomorrow

by Michael Anthony Farley on August 31, 2016
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Providence, RI gallery GRIN is accepting proposals from curators and artists for group or solo exhibitions for their 2017 Spring/Summer season. But the deadline is tomorrow! If you’ve had a pretty solid idea for a show simmering on the back burner, now’s the time to get your act together.

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Art F City Seeks Fall Interns

by Paddy Johnson on August 27, 2016
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Are you a master’s student in arts administration overwhelmed by your desire to make offices run smoothly? Perhaps you’re artist with a burning desire to meet artists and organize auctions. Either way, have we got a job for you!

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Apply for the First Antarctic (Yes, Really) Biennale

by Michael Anthony Farley on August 26, 2016
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The craze of exotic international art fairs and biennales has reached peak saturation: there’s now an international biennale in Antarctica. Yes, Antarctica, population: 0.

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Dream Job Alert: Rhizome Curators

by Michael Anthony Farley on August 16, 2016
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Rhizome is hiring! There’s a full-time position as a Software Curator, saving hard-to-preserve digital artworks, and an entry-level job for an Assistant Curator of Net Art. So cool.

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The AFC Summer Guide to Grants & Residencies You Should Apply For Now

by Michael Anthony Farley on July 27, 2016
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Yes, it is Summer, and none of us feel like moving. Thankfully, the heatwave makes a great excuse to stay inside and catch up on applications to grants, residencies, and fellowships for individual artists, curators, and critics. I rounded up some of the most promising with upcoming deadlines—organized by due date to keep your procrastination in check.

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Dream Job Alert: Creative Time is Seeking a New Curator

by Michael Anthony Farley on July 14, 2016
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Do you have at least 5 years of curatorial experience? Consider applying to Creative Time, the arts organization that’s funded public arts programs such as Duke Riley’s LED-lit pigeons over the East River (above) and Tom Sachs’ epic SPACE PROGRAM: Mars.

Creative Time has been bringing us high-quality, strange, and smart public arts programming since 1974, with an eye towards politically-charged works and projects that seem unlikely candidates for funding. So if you’re up for the task of writing so eloquently about an artwork that it can persuade someone to give you money for light-up pigeons, this is the job for you!

There’s more information about the position here. Resumes, cover letters, and two references should be emailed to jobs@creativetime.org.

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