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Botanical - Global & Online Art Exhibition

At its 10th edition, the international competition within the framework of Teatri Riflessi is a contest focused on live works no longer than 15 minutes and without distinction of genre. Since its first edition in 2009, the competition has been promoting and encouraging a discussion on dramaturgy and contemporary art languages connecting the stage to the representation of the territory and the territory to the contemporary scene.

  
The image suggested by the theme, _conTact_, is that of a surface: a membrane that connects contiguous spaces, a skin that covers different bodies, but also the volcanic crust that characterises an arid yet fertile environment. The aim is to foster moments of reflection that focus on interaction (between practices, voices and distinct subjects, rewritten codes and languages) and that do so with the care—and the tact—that deep listening provides.

  
12 short performances will be selected among the applications to the international call of Teatri Riflessi 10\. Selected semifinalists are performing on Thursday, the 17th, and Friday, the 18th of July in Zafferana Etnea (Sicily, Italy). 

**All semifinalists receive a cachet of €500 and a small reimbursement of € 250 for travel expenses.** Selected semifinalists compete in front of numerous Italian and international operators (theatre and festival directors, theatre networks, programming organisms, residency centres, critics and journalists) for several monetary prizes and the possibility of receiving touring and artist residency opportunities.

  
**Prize Summary:** 

  
Best Short Performance – Teatri Riflessi 10 | € 1,200

Best Dramaturgy – Teatri Riflessi 10 | € 400

Best Direction – Teatri Riflessi 10 | € 400

Best Performer – Teatri Riflessi 10 | € 400

Critic’s Award – Teatri Riflessi 10 | € 400

TR10: international short performance competition

The NYS Choreographers Initiative (NYSCI) is a program of the **NYS DanceForce** in partnership with the **New York State Council on the Arts** (NYSCA). NYSCI is designed to help individual choreographers, in all genres, develop their choreographic skills by providing them with resources that are generally unavailable or unaffordable. These resources include a $2,500 stipend, a minimum of 20 hours of creative time with professional dancers, and the guidance of a mentor of their choice.

This is an opportunity for experimentation. It is not to be used for preparing for a specific production or tour, incorporating new dancers into old repertoire, or finishing a work in progress. Each project is a choreographic lab, designed to fit the specific needs of each artist.

**Who We Are Looking For**

The goal of the NYS Choreographers Initiative is to develop and support choreographic talent in the WNY, Central NY, Capital District/North County and Hudson Valley/Long Island regions of New York State. Applicants must show evidence of commitment to producing original choreography, in any dance genre. Video samples are critical for determining artistic excellence and should include work that is less than 4 years old. (The application will include instructions for submitting video samples.) This is an opportunity for individual artists, not collectives or organizations.

**Applicants will be evaluated on:**

* Artistic Commitment to a Choreographic Process
* Project Clarity & Choice of Mentor
* Potential Impact on the Artist’s Development

**Preference is given to those applicants who:**

* have produced at least one full evening of work or three or more shared bills within the past five years
* select a mentor who is a New York State resident

  
**Project Period: April 15 – December 31, 2025**

* Choreographer stipend – $2,500
* Mentor stipend – $2,000
* Up to $7,000 in support for dancers’ fees, studio rental, documentation & travel expenses

  

2025 NYS Choreographers Initiative

Divadlo X10 in Prague is calling for proposals for their Y Events series, starting with Y: Roaaarrrrr, to take place in Prague, the Czech Republic, on 21 February 2025.

  
Y Events is a series of events which operates on the edges of theatre and looks for the places where theatre merges with visual arts, performance art, music, sound and theory.

  
For Y: Roaaarrrrr, Divadlo X10 seeks art relieving all that is usually suppressed, underheard and not investigated. They are looking for art which is not afraid to embrace darkness as an emancipatory strength, the art that screams: by colour, movement, sound, montage and size. They are looking for art that is angry, that spells dark magic and asks what is under the surface of lethargic, polished, happy, rich and fed bodies, images and social promises.

  
It is possible to apply with already existing works, long-term research or with newly developed concepts. Y Events endeavours to establish such environment that allows artists to develop their own processes; therefore they are looking mainly for proposals that are not conceived only for the purpose of this call, but play a significant role in building up artistic practices or experimenting with new layers (thematic, formal, presenting).

Support includes:

* Artistic fee
* Reimbursement of small material expenses
* Full technical and production support for the proposal
* Possibility of microresidency (3–5 days) in one of partner studios for up to two selected proposals
* Curatorial consultations
* **Accommodation and travel costs**

Divadlo X10: Performing Arts Interdisciplinary Proposals

Lumière: The Art of Light will temporarily transform **Trillium Park at Ontario Place** in **March 2025**. This free exhibition invites local artists to explore light as a creative medium under the theme **"Neon Dreams: Light and Colour."** Artists are encouraged to create dynamic, playful installations that will bring Trillium Park to life through glowing, celebratory displays of light. From neon sculptures to interactive light displays, the event will offer a visually engaging, sensory experience that sparks curiosity and invites exploration.

  
**Timeline**

March 1 – March 2, 2025: Installation period.

March 3 – March 28, 2025: Lumière: The Art of Light.

  

Budget support of up to $15,000 CAD. 

Artwork exhibited in Lumière: The Art of Light. 

Lumière: The Art of Light

Our submissions are free of charge for members. To submit your work, we kindly invite you to sign up to Artdoc Photography Magazine to show your support and interest in our magazine. With your subscription, you have access to all our online issues, articles, and member-only submission forms. You can sign up via our membership page. After you sign up, you will see the submission form on the webpage.

We invite photographers worldwide to submit their work for "Life Today"—an online photo exhibition and magazine publication dedicated to capturing the many facets of life as we know it. Whether your lens reveals the elegance of natural landscapes, the profound depth of human connection, the subtle rhythm of daily life, or beauty in abstract form, we are eager to see _your_perspective.

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We welcome a broad spectrum of photographic styles and genres, from documentary to fine art, portrait to landscape, abstract to experimental. This open call seeks to celebrate the varied, dynamic, and original ways photographers interpret "Life Today." We aim to uncover what life looks like, feels like, and signifies in our current moment—through your lens.

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Selected works will be featured in our online exhibition and showcased in our upcoming magazine publication, reaching an international audience. Whether your work captures grand scenes or intimate moments, we invite you to share your unique vision as life unfolds. Together, let’s celebrate the beauty, complexity, and diversity of our world.

By submitting your work, you get the chance to be showcased in our online exhibitions or on our special _Featured Submissions_ page. In addition, you get the opportunity to get featured in our magazine issues.

Life Today | Call For Photography

The new Health Performance Center at NSULA is designed to promote physical and mental well-being among students and athletes. This state-of-the-art facility will feature fitness equipment, multipurpose spaces for various activities, and health education and counseling resources. The artwork within this facility should be cohesive and reflect the vibrant spirit of NSULA athletics.

  
**Project Goals**

1. **Reflect Athletic Spirit**: Capture the essence of NSULA athletics, celebrating strength, teamwork, and the pursuit of excellence.
2. **Innovative Design**: Utilize innovative design strategies, making the space vibrant and engaging.
3. **Integrate with the Environment**: Complement the aesthetics of the Health Performance Center. The artwork should enhance the building's exterior and create a cohesive visual experience.
4. **Durability**: Suitable for an indoor environment yet capable of withstanding high traffic.

  

Public artwork exhibition at Northwestern State University of Louisiana.

  
The proposal selected by the selection committee will include an all-inclusive budget of **$63,000 t**o cover all costs associated with the project and commensurate with the intended scale, including but not limited to research, professional consultations, formal reports from licensed structural and electrical engineers where appropriate, a long-term care and maintenance report from a licensed professional conservator, materials, fabrication, transportation, travel, insurance, foundation, installation, and photography and documentation of the artwork.

Public Art Opportunity: Northwestern State University

**Downtown Arts:** This program provides support for and generates awareness about members of Greensboro’s visual arts community while enhancing the downtown built environment with original works of art. Selected artists will receive compensation and promotion through several City-led initiatives. Applicants to this Call for Artists can _choose_ to be considered for **_one or both_** of the following opportunities:

  
* **Art on Downtown Kiosks**: a $500 honorarium will be awarded to up to ten artists whose submitted work is selected for digital display on City maintained property, including on the 11 digital kiosks located throughout downtown, February 2025 through January 2026\. Each selected artist/image will be displayed in a rotating slideshow on the downtown kiosks for 10 weeks. It is expected that artists will submit images of work previously created. One work sample image from each selected artist will be chosen for the program. Selected work will be displayed in electronic format (minimum 980 x 980 pixels and minimum 72 dpi).
* **Art in City Hall**: a $3,000 commission will be awarded to one artist who will create a new, original work no larger than 36” x 24” (or 36” x 24” x 24” if artwork is three-dimensional) that reflects their creative perspective on Greensboro in 2024\. The original work will be placed in the City’s permanent collection and displayed periodically in public facilities. Creative Greensboro staff will work with the artist to have the commissioned work photographed or scanned (if the original medium is not a digital format), enlarged to 10’ x 20’, and reproduced onto vinyl. Creative Greensboro will incur the costs of the reproduction. This enlarged image of the artwork will be framed and installed on the council chamber wall, just inside the Plaza Entrance to the Melvin Municipal Office Building (MMOB), and on display June 2025 through June 2026.

  

* **Art on Downtown Kiosks**: a $500 honorarium, digital display on City maintained property
* **Art in City Hall**: a $3,000 commission, the original work will be placed in the City’s permanent collection and displayed periodically in public facilities.

  

Downtown Arts 2025-26

FAB’s **LES Young Artists of Color Fellowship** supports early career artists interested in building a peer network of mutual support, meeting with experienced artists and producers of color to help shape strategies for furthering their work in the field, and participating in a culminating public showcase of original work.We developed the Fellowship particularly to support POC artists who live in the Lower East Side, although we accept applications for any young artist who is a NYC resident.

  
CALENDAR

**Fellowship Sessions** in person at FAB, 70 East 4th Street

Tuesdays February 4 - April 29 

6:30pm-8:30pm 

  
**Culminating Exhibit/Showcase** at FAB's theater and studio, 70 East 4th Street

Please note that our spaces are non-traditional exhibition spaces. Fellows will work with FAB staff to find creative ways to activate these spaces for the culminating exhibit/showcase.

  
* Tuesday April 22 - Friday April 25 - Setup and install, final rehearsals
* Saturday April 26 - Exhibit / installation/ public performance
* Sunday April 27 - Breakdown

  
**All sessions and participation in the culminating showcase are mandatory.**

There may also be up to two field trips which will take place either on a weekend day or a weekday evening during the fellowship period, time to be agreed upon. 

  

Each Fellow will:

* receive a $500 stipend
* participate in weekly meetings with the full fellowship
* meet and hear from established arts professionals of color
* share artistic works-in-progress and career challenges
* identify topics of interest for workshops such as fundraising, marketing, and portfolio development
* present work through a culminating exhibit / performance

Lower East Side Young Artists of Color Fellowship

**SculpTour: Public art exhibit of original outdoor sculptures displayed April 2025 – March 2027 in downtown Suwanee, GA**

  
The Suwanee Public Arts Commission (PAC) is seeking proposals from artists and/or artist teams for design, execution, and installation of original outdoor sculptures for long-term, temporary display throughout downtown Suwanee. The objective is to have a well-balanced exhibit of sculptures with various styles, types, and sizes. Specific locations will be determined based on submissions. This will be the eighth consecutive exhibit which has been enthusiastically received by residents and visitors alike.

  
**Program Requirements and Information:**

* The number of pieces chosen will be approximately 20 depending on available funding and location availability.
* Pieces will vary in size and will be located as appropriate. Potential sites are suited for medium- scale as well as large-scale sculptures (minimum height of about 36 inches).
* While there is no limit on the market value of sculptures that may be submitted, it is likely that only sculptures valued under $25,000 will be eligible for the PAC’s purchase of the potential “People’s Choice” contest (described in this RFP).
* All sculptures will be insured for liability and physical damage through the City of Suwanee.
* Artists may submit up to three pieces for consideration. There is no fee to the artist for submitting artwork.
* All entries must be original works of the submitting artist or team of artists; however, pieces do not need to have been created specifically for this exhibit.
* All sculptures are required to be made of durable material appropriate for outdoor display and at times, adverse weather conditions (high winds, low temperatures, high temperatures, snow storms, high traffic areas). Pieces should be constructed with audience safety in mind, understanding that they will be displayed in a public setting.
* Most of the sculptures will be displayed on either steel pedestals (base tops are 3’x3’, and 4’x4’) or concrete pads (varied sizes) designed to fit the location and/or artwork.
* All sculptures must be able to be structurally secured to either a steel pedestal or concrete pad with anchor bolts or similar devices provided by the artist. Artists are responsible for shipping and delivering the artwork to and from the installation site.
* Artists will be responsible for the timely installation and removal of their sculpture. Suwanee’s public works department will assist artists with installation and removal.
* Accepted entries will receive an agreement outlining further information including details regarding delivery and installation/placement of the artwork.

Stipend: $2,000

Exhibition in Suwanee

  

SculpTour: Public Art Exhibition

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