**Position Description:**

The Interdisciplinary Arts and Performance Program (IAP) in the School of Humanities, Arts and Cultural Studies at the New College of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences at Arizona State University is seeking a sonic arts practitioner as an Associate or Assistant Professor whose approach is demonstrably audio-centric, conceptually grounded with appropriate attention to craft and technique, critically engaged within the field, and cognizant of contemporary global cultural production and the histories that inform it. The Program is open to candidates working in all forms of the sonic arts, in focused or interdisciplinary contexts, which we broadly define as including sound art, music, installation, performance, acoustic ecology, and/or transmission arts. Although we are not specifying a particular technical or production skill set for the position, the candidate must display technical knowledge in sonic arts production and be able to teach those skills at a high level. We seek a sonic arts practitioner who will play a crucial role in shaping the future of that field, committed to an expansive and inclusive future for the sonic arts, and to training the next generation of practitioners in an equitable, inclusive, interdisciplinary, and rigorous educational environment. The ideal candidate complements the department’s current pedagogy and curriculum and would fully participate in developing new and unanticipated approaches to sonic arts education in the multicultural approaches of an interdisciplinary arts and performance program.

**About the School:**

The School of Humanities, Arts and Cultural Studies (SHArCS) at the New College invites students to think critically about the human experience and communicate effectively while working within, outside, and across the boundaries of traditional liberal arts disciplines. At SHArCS, our goal is to develop thoughtful leaders who use critical and creative thinking to solve problems and find ways to make the world a better place.

**About the New College of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences:**

At ASU’s New College of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences, we take pride in breaking down disciplinary barriers, cultivating an environment where innovative research flourishes. Our faculty are not just educators; they are trailblazers in their fields, consistently expanding the frontiers of knowledge. We invite you to join this dynamic community, where you will lead and engage in pioneering projects that redefine academic excellence.

Our interdisciplinary approach offers you unparalleled opportunities for personal and professional growth. By joining our faculty, you’re not just advancing your career; you’re shaping the future of education and research in meaningful ways. You’ll be empowered to innovate and address complex global challenges, all while preparing the next generation of leaders. We are committed to supporting and guiding you throughout your academic journey, ensuring that your contributions are impactful and transformative. For more information visit us at https://newcollege.asu.edu/. 

New College is located on ASU’s West Valley campus, blending a liberal arts education with 21st-century workforce preparation and a learning hub for students of all ages and backgrounds supporting the rapid growth of its surrounding fourteen communities. Integrating modern amenities with the natural beauty of outdoor spaces, the West Valley campus offers over 125 undergraduate and graduate degree programs across business, engineering, education, and the New College of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences. 

**About Arizona State University**:

Arizona State University, ranked the No. 1 “Most Innovative School” in the nation by U.S. News & World Report for ten years in succession, has forged the model for a New American University. Year after year, ASU ranks at or near the top of the list in areas that matter. ASU is a comprehensive public research institution, measured not by whom it excludes, but by whom it includes and how they succeed; advancing research and discovery of public value; and assuming fundamental responsibility for the economic, social, cultural and overall health of the communities it serves. ASU operates on the principles that learning is a personal and original journey for each student; that they thrive on experience and that the process of discovery cannot be bound by traditional academic disciplines. Through innovation and a commitment to accessibility, ASU has drawn pioneering researchers to its faculty even as it expands opportunities for qualified students, attracting some of the highest- quality students from all 50 states and more than 130 nations. To learn more about ASU, visit http://www.asu.edu.

**All we do at ASU is guided and inspired by the ASU Charter, which reads**: 

ASU is a comprehensive public research university, measured not by whom it excludes, but by whom it includes and how they succeed; advancing research and discovery of public value; and assuming fundamental responsibility for the economic, social, cultural and overall health of the communities it serves.

Successful candidates will demonstrate throughout their materials how their teaching, research, and service will contribute to the fulfillment of this charter. 

**Essential Functions of the Position:**

·Teach courses in Sound and Interdisciplinary Arts, with a combination of in-person and online (40% of the position)

·Conduct Research in Sound and Interdisciplinary Arts and create and exhibit artwork relating to this (40% of the position)

· Provide service to the IAP program, and/or the School of Humanities, Arts and Cultural Studies, and the New College of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences, along with professional service in relevant national and international organizations, networks, and societies (20% of the position)

  
**Qualifications** 

**Required Qualifications:**

MFA, PhD, DMA, or a terminal degree in sound art or other fields relevant to this position, at time of appointment. To be considered for an Associate Professor position, meet the criteria for tenure and promotion at Arizona State University.

**Desired Qualifications:** 

· For Associate Professor, candidates need to have a substantive record of exhibitions and/or performances appropriate to their practice, along with significant critical recognition. We seek evidence of ongoing experience (Associate rank) or emerging tenure-track readiness (Assistant rank) with a proven track record as a sonic artist who produces and exhibits sound performance work.

· Associate Professor candidates need to have experience in, or an aptitude for, departmental administration and collegial collaboration, contributing to the collective input of IAP by bringing a perspective, a way of thinking, and/or a unique set of experiences that expand the intellectual conversations and practices in the field.

· Flexibility and expertise to teach in one or more other areas of Interdisciplinary Arts and Performance, including game art, digital media, interactive art, and/or interdisciplinary art practices. Candidates should have evidence of teaching effectiveness – e.g., student evaluations, syllabi, peer observation, annual evaluations, etc. For the Assistant Professor position, teaching experience in higher education is preferred

· Although we are not specifying a particular technical or production skill set for the position, the candidate must display technical knowledge in sonic arts production and be able to teach those skills at a high level.

· Possess a strong overview of contemporary practices and discourses on sound and sound art and how it integrates within interdisciplinary contexts

· Published research on sound and/or sound art

· Demonstrable experience in organizing sonic events

· Experience in applying for grants and other forms of subsidies 

· Ability to act as a co-supervisor of graduate candidates in sound art and interdisciplinary artistic research

· Demonstrated commitment to working successfully with students from a wide variety of socio-economic and cultural backgrounds, including first-generation college students

  
Teaching/Student evaluations may be required at the time of interview.

**Application Instructions**

**Application Deadline:** 

The initial application deadline is **November 4, 2024, at 11:59 p.m., Eastern Standard Time.** Applications will continue to be accepted on a rolling basis for a reserve pool. Applications in the reserve pool may then be reviewed in the order in which they were received until the position is filled. A background check and official transcripts are required prior to employment. For assistance with your application or for position-related questions, contact Tracy DeBerge at tracy.deberge@asu.edu.

**Application Procedure:**

Only electronic submissions via Interfolio will be reviewed. All required materials must be submitted at the time of initial application. Incomplete applications will not be considered. Please submit all application materials to:

http://apply.interfolio.com/156483

Applications must contain: 

· Cover letter of interest that addresses the required and desired qualifications and how your experience will demonstrate the ASU Charter

· Curriculum vitae with contact information, including telephone number and e-mail address. Please include courses taught and identify year and at what institutions.

· Portfolio of work in sound/sonic art (links to websites, videos, are acceptable with annotation as to what is being presented)

· One-page statement of teaching philosophy 

· Information for three professional references (their position, title, e-mail, phone number); one reference must be from your current or most recent employer

  
Applicants advancing to the second round of review may be asked to provide additional materials.

  
ASU conducts pre-employment screening for all positions, which includes a criminal background check, verification of work history, academic credentials, licenses, and certifications. Employment is contingent upon the successful passing of the background check.

  
**Equal Employment Opportunity Statement**

A background check is required for employment. Arizona State University is a VEVRAA Federal Contractor and an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, protected veteran status, or any other basis protected by law. (See https://www.asu.edu/aad/manuals/acd/acd401.html and https://www.asu.edu/titleIX/.)

In compliance with federal law, ASU prepares an annual report on campus security and fire safety programs and resources. ASU’s Annual Security and Fire Safety Report is available online at https://www.asu.edu/police/PDFs/ASU-Clery-Report.pdf You may request a hard copy of the report by contacting the ASU Police Department at 480-965-3456.

Assoc or Asst Prof of IAP, with an emphasis in Sound Art

In 2025, the BBBank Award in Projection Mapping is once again inviting artists from all over the world to submit their ideas for the projection mapping of the 170-metre-wide facade of Karlsruhe Palace as part of the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE 2025\. The Karlsruhe SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE are an annual highlight of the UNESCO City of Media Arts. Over four weeks, 300,000 people come to the large stage of the Karlsruhe Baroque Palace to experience media art together in an evening atmosphere.

  
In 2025, the theme of the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE follows the 200th anniversary of KIT, the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology. Founded in 1825 as the first technical university in Germany, KIT is now one of Germany's eleven technical universities of excellence.

  
The BBBank Award is presented by the ZKM | Karlsruhe as a partner of the BBBank and the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE. The Open Call invites international artists to work on the subject of science, research and innovation.

  
A jury will select three finalists from the submissions, each of whom will receive 15,000 euros to realize their idea. On the opening evening of the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE, the audience itself will vote to select a first-place winner from these three works. The prize money for first place is 5,000 euros. All three shows will also run in the program over the following four weeks.

  
The jury, chaired by ZKM | Karlsruhe, includes representatives of HfG | Hochschule für Gestaltung Karlsruhe, BBBank eG as sponsor, KME Karlsruhe Marketing und Event GmbH and the City of Karlsruhe as representative of the UNESCO City of Media Arts. The jury decides on the basis of curatorial and technical criteria whether the submissions can be awarded and realized.

The three finalists will receive 15,000 euros to produce their submitted idea for the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE 2025 program. The winner of the public vote will receive a further 5,000 euros.

  
The ZKM | Karlsruhe will provide curatorial and technical coaching for the production. The premiere of the work will take place exclusively as part of the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Karlsruhe 2025\. The production grant will cover all costs incurred during the production work, such as fees and technical equipment.

BBBank Award in Projection Mapping 2025

The submission fee for the first four works is £30, and £7 for each additional work

**Loneliness and Poetics – 2024 London Contemporary Art Review Exhibition**

Submission Deadline: November 5, 2024, 24:00

Announcement of Competition Winners: November 10, 2024

Online Exhibition and Media Release Period: November 10 - December 10, 2024

Organizer: Gallery NAT

**Introduction to the Theme of the Art Competition:**

In this exhibition, we openly showcase outstanding works by contemporary artists from around the world, focusing on a group exhibition of contemporary art in London, UK, exploring the themes of solitude and poetics. Through the power of art, we aim to evoke the audience's attention to the fate and life reflections of marginalized individuals, and provoke thought on the curse brought by tragic and sorrowful narratives.

Over the past 30 years, we have witnessed the destruction of our social order by man-made factors such as the scourge of war, terrorism, telecommunication fraud, and drug trafficking. In this process, millions of individuals have been repeatedly forgotten by history in various forms such as unemployment, lack of education, online fraud, and the ruins of war. These individual forms are real; they reflect the appearance of different regions, communities, and individuals in society.

The creation of art is a reflection of societal evolution, and artists have a responsibility to depict marginalized people and street environments with effective and objective sociological observation. They should challenge contradictions with a critical and subjective viewpoint, creating new records or abstract tensions. As Greek film master Theo Angelopoulos once said: "Repression, strict censorship, and lack of creative freedom must never be an excuse for stagnation."

Contemporary art serves as a speaking tube that spans the past, present, and future. In this exhibition, we hope to use the works of artists to draw the audience's attention to the marginalized people in society, while also encouraging reflection on social phenomena. Let us together explore solitude and poetics, bringing a glimmer of hope and change to this world.

**Media Support:**

UK Media:

Business London Press / UK News Latest / United Kingdom News.Net / London Mercury / Liverpool Star / NewsAnyway

Western Media:

The Associated Press / Digital Journal / HTV10.TV / SNNTV / NCN / FOX 28 / FOX 43

Art Media:

Artrabbit / artaviso / service.exibart / sebsartlist / widewalls / slideshare / GALLERY NAT

Art Competition Rules:

**Artist Entry Requirements:**

Entries must align with the competition theme and meet the media requirements.

Media: Original, high-quality art in the following forms is accepted: oil painting, acrylic painting, watercolor and gouache, ink, mixed media, printmaking, photography, video, sculpture, installation, ceramics, fiber art, collage, digital art, land art, and more. The jury will not accept works related to explicit content such as pornography, gambling, drugs, works that blaspheme religion, or those with provocative political themes. All submitted works must be entirely original works of art and design by the artist, with no replicas or plagiarism allowed.

Age: The competition is open to artists aged 18 and above from around the world with an international perspective.

Submission File Quality:

Files must be in JPG format.

Each file must not exceed 5MB.

Images must be "professionally presented" – cropped, without frames, and watermark-free.

Each submitted work must be an original or previously sold original, preferably completed within the last six years.

**Award Categories for the Grand Art Competition**

Best Exhibition Grand Prize

Best Painting Award

Best Sculpture/Installation Award

Best Photography/Video Award

Excellence Award

Finalist Exhibition

**Judging Criteria for the "Solitude and Poetics – 2024 London Contemporary Art Jury Exhibition" Art Competition**

The exhibition jury will evaluate entries from multiple perspectives to ensure that the works not only demonstrate depth in artistic creation but also reflect the exhibition's themes of "solitude" and "poetics." Below are the judging criteria for this competition.

1，Theme Relevance

The submitted works must deeply reflect on the theme of "solitude and poetics," exploring abstract concepts such as individual emotions and poetic aesthetics, with intrinsic philosophical and emotional tension. Artists should convey a unique interpretation of the theme through their works, achieving profound thought or emotional expression.

2，Creativity and Innovation

The works should display originality and a unique artistic expression that goes beyond traditional frameworks or common aesthetic modes. Innovation may be reflected in the use of materials, the construction of forms, and the methods of artistic expression.

3，Technical Proficiency

The works must demonstrate exceptional artistic skills, whether in sculpture, painting, installation art, or other forms, showing the artist's deep understanding of materials and techniques. Precision and attention to detail will also be important criteria.

4，Emotional and Intellectual Depth

The works should offer multiple layers of interpretation, capable of provoking the audience to engage from different perspectives.

5，Visual Impact

The work's dynamism and impact should capture the viewer’s attention and sustain interest over time. The jury will consider factors such as composition, color coordination, and spatial arrangement to assess the strength of the visual effect.

6，Diversity of Creativity and Use of Materials

The jury will evaluate the artist's flexible use of various ideas and materials, especially through the exploration of new materials and technologies to create a unique visual experience. The artist's creative choices should enhance the poetic and thematic expression of the work.

7，Interactivity and Audience Engagement

The jury will consider how the design of the work engages with the audience, whether it fosters interaction through art, giving the work deeper layers of meaning and experience. Consideration will be given to works that use installation or participatory elements.

8，Cultural and Social Reflection

Can the work explore contemporary social or cultural issues within a global context and bring new ways of thinking through artistic expression? The jury will focus on the work's ability to reflect on modern life, social conflicts, or cultural phenomena.

9，Display and Presentation

The way the work is exhibited should be carefully designed to fully express the concept behind the work. The jury will evaluate whether the installation, lighting effects, and display layout interact with the concept to enhance the overall viewing experience.

10，International Perspective and Diversity

The works should possess an international perspective, demonstrating diversity in culture, background, and language. The jury will assess whether the work transcends geographical and cultural boundaries, embodying the exchange and clash of ideas in contemporary art.

The judging criteria of the competition combine the thematic, innovative, technical, and interactive qualities of the works, ensuring that the selected pieces represent the forefront of contemporary art.

Awards and Benefits

The jury will select the winners of various awards for this international art competition within 8 working days after the final registration deadline. Award certificates will be issued, and winners will be featured in mainstream media and art media in the UK, the US, Europe, and other regions, showcasing their honors and artworks.

The recipient of the Best Exhibition Award will have the opportunity to be represented by Gallery NAT, host a solo exhibition, and become a member of the academic committee.

If any of the awarded works are collected by other galleries, collectors, or similar entities during the competition and exhibition period, the entire commission for these works will go to the artist.

  

2024 London Contemporary Art Review Exhibition

Announcing the 5th Annual Leica Women Foto Project Award in collaboration with Photoville. The Award welcomes applicants from the United States, United Kingdom, Mexico, and Canada (excluding Québec). This year’s award celebrates the power of perspective, inviting applicants to submit a photo essay made with any make/model camera, under themes of reclamation, resilience and rebirth.​

  
A total of four Awardees will be announced, representing one recipient from each region. Each Awardee will receive Leica photo gear and cash prize to facilitate a future photo essay. 

  
Applicants will be reviewed by a panel of world renowned editors, curators and contributors to the world of photography.

The 2025 Leica Women Foto Project Award grant four photographers $10,000 each to help progress an in-progress, personal photo project expressed through the feminine point of view. In addition to the financial award, each winner will receive a Leica SL3 camera and a Leica Vario Elmarit-SL 24-70mm lens; to further support the completion or progression of a personal project, Applications for the Leica Women Foto Project Award will be reviewed by a panel of renowned figures in the world of photography.

  

2025 Leica Women Foto Project Award

The Toyota Foundation celebrates its 50-year anniversary this year since it was founded in 1974\. Over the years, as laid out in its prospectus, the Foundation has been aiming to achieve the mission of "contributing to the realization of greater human happiness,” and has focused on issues that serve the needs of the times in wide-ranging fields such as people’s life, the natural environment, social welfare, education and culture, and has so far made grants to research activities and projects dealing with these issues.

  
Over the past 50 years, human society has seen tectonic shifts in every aspect from politics to economy, people’s life to culture. As the pace of change is expected to increase from now, the Toyota Foundation would like to conduct its grant-making activities going forward, with a view toward what human society will look like 50 years from today.

  
As its 50-year anniversary grant program, the Foundation will accept research project proposals on the theme of “Envisioning Human Society 50 Years Ahead.”

  
Human society is going through major upheavals and changes due to a variety of factors including technological innovation, demographic shift, global environmental change, and a changing international situation. Given stunning scientific and technological progress in domains such as artificial intelligence (AI) and genetic engineering, it may be worth considering whether we can assume human society as we know it will remain in existence in 50 years’ time.

  
Then, the question we need to ask ourselves is what human society should look like 50 years from now. Not only do we need to focus our attention on those issues that seem hard to resolve half a century later if things are left as they are, but we will also take notice of issues that are not yet surfaced today and explore what human society should be like from an innovative perspective.

  
As such, the Toyota Foundation looks forward to receiving project proposals that are ambitious, innovative, and unconventional in approach.

**For Joint Research Projects**: Up to 10 million yen (\~61.000€) per project (grants will likely be given to three to four projects). 

  
**For Individual Projects**: Up to 2 million yen (\~12.000€) per project (grants will likely be given to 15 to 20 projects).

Envisioning Human Society 50 Years Ahead

Dublin City Arts Office is a developmental unit within Dublin City Council. It supports quality access, participation, learning and innovation in the arts through collaboration and strategic partnership at local, regional and international levels.

  
The Purpose of the Arts Grants Programme of DCC is to support Arts Practice, Arts Participation, and Audience Development in the DCC Administrative Area through focusing the funding on requests for developmental projects, training and vocational support for Artists, community development outcomes through quality arts actions or process with an overarching emphasis on diversity and equality of opportunity.

Minimum Award €5,000, Maximum Award €10,000

Project Grants 2025

The Residency Program supports creative practitioners with work that requires studio space, and who are looking for time and space to experiment. The five-month program takes place from February to June and July to November 2025 in the artist studios at 421 Arts Campus, MiZa. Designed for the creative community at large, the residency is multidisciplinary in focus and is open to practices in visual arts and curation, design and technology, music, literary arts, culinary arts, performance and theater, and other creative disciplines. The residency program prioritizes free experimentation without the pressures of a final outcome, but rather a focus on rigorous process and studio use. The residency will bring together three successful applicants for each cohort of the program. 

Six resident artists will be chosen to participate in the program which takes two cohorts a year, one that starts in February and the other in June. Three artists participate in the program at a time. Successful applicants will be awarded with a production to be employed for any equipment or material required for the completion and realization of their projects.

  
**The residency includes:**

* Private studio space;
* Living space for accepted residents not based in Abu Dhabi;
* Round trip travel for accepted residents not based in Abu Dhabi;
* Travel expenses;
* Stipend/per diem;
* Production budget.

421 Residency Program 2025

**Hesketh Hubbard Bursaries 2025**

  
London's largest life drawing group, the Hesketh Hubbard Art Society, is offering three free year-long membership bursaries to young artists aged between 18 and 30.

  
**Apply online, free of charge, before Friday 8 November 2024**

  
**The bursaries offer:**

• The opportunity to attend weekly life drawing sessions at Mall Galleries free of charge for a year, starting from January 2025.

• Untutored sessions take place on Friday evenings and selected Monday evenings, between 6pm and 8:15pm (understandably there might be times when artists are unable to attend sessions, however frequent absences may result in the bursary being withdrawn).

• Currently there are 44 sessions per year. Usually around 70 artists work from 3 models: the 'quick' 15 / 30 minute nude poses, the two-hour 'long' nude pose and the two-hour clothed portrait pose.

  
**Who is eligible?**

• The bursaries are for young artists aged between 18 and 30 at the close of submissions.

• The bursaries are intended for those who have had limited access to life and portrait drawing and painting, rather than artists who are already accomplished in this field.

• Artists can work in any medium or media, except those that cause damage or disruption to the galleries. For example, dip pens and ink are not allowed due to the risk of staining the gallery floor.

  
**How to Apply**

All applications must be submitted online, free of charge via Jotform, following which shortlisted artists will be invited for interview:

**Step One**

Upload up to four example images of your work, an artist statement and biography between Wednesday 9 October and Friday 8 November 2024.

Images must be in JPEG or PNG format, under 5MB, and represent the human figure.

Your artist statement should be up to 300 words and answer the question: How will the bursary help to develop your artistic practice?

Applications will be reviewed by a selection committee formed of representatives from the Hesketh Hubbard Art Society and Mall Galleries.

**Step Two**

Submitting artists will be contacted via email as to the outcome of shortlisting at 12 noon on Friday 15 November.

Those shortlisted will be invited for interview at Mall Galleries with the selection committee on Wednesday 20 November.

Shortlisted artists will be asked to present a small portfolio to help with the discussion of their practice during the informal, face-to-face interview.

**Step Three**

The three winners will be announced on the Mall Galleries website at 12 noon on Friday 22 November, before the bursaries begin in January 2025\. 

  
Key Dates

Submissions open: **Wednesday 9 October 2024**, 12 noon

Submissions close: **Friday 8 November**, 12 noon

Notification of shortlisted artists: **Friday 15 November**, 12 noon

Interviews with shortlisted artists: **Wednesday 20 November** at Mall Galleries, London

Winners announced: **Friday 22 November**, 12 noon

Bursaries begin: **January 2025**

  
**Read more about this opportunity and apply via our website:** 

https://www.mallgalleries.org.uk/open-calls/hesketh-hubbard-bursaries

London's largest life drawing group, the Hesketh Hubbard Art Society, is offering three free year-long membership bursaries to young artists aged between 18 and 30.

Hesketh Hubbard Art Society | Bursaries

The Art Explora foundation, in collaboration with the Cité internationale des arts, welcomes every year about twenty residents, artists and researchers from all over the world. This programme offers the possibility for artists and artist collectives to carry out research and creation work in the heart of Paris, in connection with the French artistic and professional scene.

  
The programme invites residents to develop a project that addresses contemporary issues, including new technologies, the links between art and science, environmental, political and social issues. The residency programmes are designed to accompany a project in its entirety or only one stage of it: no rendering is required at the end of the residency.

  
The programme encourages creation in all its forms while facilitating its distribution to the general public, in line with Art Explora’s global mission. Meetings with artists, studio visits, workshops, performances, film screenings, etc. are thus organized. In this respect, the residency open its doors to the general public in July for the Open Studios: les rencontres de Montmartre. The previous editions welcomed each time more than 2500 visitors to meet and discover the work of the artists around a collective exhibition, performances, workshops, concerts and conferences.

Each resident benefits from:

  
* A **3-month or** **6-month** residency at the Cité internationale des arts – site of Montmartre
* A 50m2 **studio apartment** (single double bed), fully equipped and furnished.
* A **grant of 1,000 euros per month**
* A **production grant of up to 3,000 euros**,
* A **round trip to the residence**

  
**NB:** For the Artists Collective program, only one studio-apartment (a bedroom with a double bed, a workspace, a kitchen and a bathroom) can be made available for one artist from a collective. The workspace may be shared with the other members of the collective. The living grant will be paid only to the resident housed at the Cité internationale des arts de Montmartre and a common production grant will be allocated to the project.

Art Explora – Cité Internationale des Arts Programme

The New Art Center, on behalf of Chestnut Hill Square, **_seeks an artist or artist team to develop and install a_ BOLD, and SITE-SPECIFIC _work of temporary public installation_** to enhance the visitor experience. The work is to be installed in Spring 2025 and on view through December 2025\. The project can be structured as an individual work or through multiple site-specific components and should be designed to withstand the elements with limited maintenance. 

  

Artwork exhibited in Chestnut Hill, MA. 

  
$11,000 for an artist/artist team, inclusive of all project development, material, supplies, building, installation and maintenance.
  
  

Chestnut Hill Square 2025 Public Art

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