The opening reception will be on April 2nd from 6pm-Midnight”End to End ” New Media Art ShowSupported by Harvestworks Digtial Media Art CenterOpen reception: Saturday, April 2nd, 2011-6:00pm-12:00amThis event is open to the public and there is no admis…

The Art21 Education and Public Programs team is flying to Seattle this Thursday for the annual National Art Education Association conference March 17-20. We will be bringing season 4 artist Mark Dion and, um… serving lemonade! Join us for one or more of the events below: Friday, March 18th: 8:30– 10:00am – Mark Dion Keynote [...]

Timothy K’s romantic and elaborate dresses balance decendant flamboyance with a cold modern feel.  This young designer’s work has already attracted attention from fashion luminaries and stand as individual works of art more than typical runway fashion…

CHRISTINE SCIULLI: TANGLE14 MARCH thru 10 APRIL 2011PUBLIC RECEPTION 18 MARCH 2011, 6pm – 9pmCAUSEY CONTEMPORARY92 Wythe Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11211718 218 893911-7 Wednesday – Friday,12-6 Saturday -Sunday9-5 Monday,Closed TuesdayChristine Sciulli’s lat…

Welcome back Video Makers and Vaudeville Video Enthusiasts!We invite you to the second round of Video Vaudeville; our free monthly Video Art Night here at Vaudeville Park.We’vearrived at a really tight, powerful group of works for the night. In the pro…

The 4th Annual Digital Graffiti Festival at Alys Beach will be held Saturday, June 11, 2011, and this year, digital artists will compete for over $10,000 in cash prizes.Festival organizers are now calling for submissions from artists around the wor…

The next Synthetic Zero and {SØNiK}Fest events will be on Wednesday, February 2nd, 6pm – 9pm, and Saturday, Feburary 5th, 7pm – 10pm at the BronxArtSpace at 305 E. 140th St., #1A, Bronx NY 10454, curated by Mitsu Hadeishi and Seyhan Musaoglu. We will …

The Collector’s Guide to New Art Photography Vol. 2 Chelsea Art Museum – 556 West 22nd Street | New York, NY 10011 Launch party: Friday, March 4, 8PM – midnight. Ticketed event. Exhibition: Saturday, March 5 – Saturday, April 2, 2011 The Collector’s Guide to New Art Photography Vol. 2 is a 216-page biennial sourcebook [...]

I/O Chip Music/Visual Artat Vaudeville Park Join us at Vaudeville Park in Brooklyn on Saturday,January 29, the biggest I/O dance party yet! We’ll have five chipmusicians spinning dirty, lo-fi dance music from 6-10pm whilst fourvisual artists project m…

Breadboard and The Virtual Public Art Project seek artists and designers interested in submitting digital work to be considered for a virtual public art exhibit in collaboration with the Philadelphia International Festival of the Arts (PIFA). Breadboar…

Breadboard and The Virtual Public Art Project seek artists and designers interested in submitting digital work to be considered for a virtual public art exhibit in collaboration with the Philadelphia International Festival of the Arts (PIFA). Breadboard and the Virtual Public Art Project (VPAP) will launch a series of site-specific virtual artworks throughout the city of Philadelphia to be viewed via VPAP’s free Layar App for most iPhone and Android smartphone devices. Several selected artist designs will be used for a special pre-launch virtual walking art tour that will be used to promote PIFA’s month-long festival of arts programming. Artists and designers interested in submitting work for this project should refer to the guidelines listed below.<br />
Deadline for submissions is Saturday, Feb 12, 2011<br />
Preliminary Guidelines for submitting work:<br />
•Artist name<br />
•Artwork title<br />
•Artwork subtitles (for inside Layar, if applicable)<br />
•Artwork image or illustration (jpeg @ 200dpi for printed promotion)<br />
•Artist statement or short description of work<br />
•Link to artist’s website (if available)<br />
•Artwork should be submitted in a 3D file (.l3d (Layar) format or .obj format)<br />
◦include size information (how big the artwork shall appear inside Layar)<br />
Questions and submissions can be directed to: breadboard@siencecente.com Subject: PIFA<br />
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Breadboard and The Virtual Public Art Project seek artists and designers interested in submitting digital work to be considered for a virtual public art exhibit in collaboration with the Philadelphia International Festival of the Arts (PIFA). Breadboard and the Virtual Public Art Project (VPAP) will launch a series of site-specific virtual artworks throughout the city of Philadelphia to be viewed via VPAP’s free Layar App for most iPhone and Android smartphone devices. Several selected artist designs will be used for a special pre-launch virtual walking art tour that will be used to promote PIFA’s month-long festival of arts programming. Artists and designers interested in submitting work for this project should refer to the guidelines listed below.<br />
Deadline for submissions is Saturday, Feb 12, 2011<br />
Preliminary Guidelines for submitting work:<br />
•Artist name<br />
•Artwork title<br />
•Artwork subtitles (for inside Layar, if applicable)<br />
•Artwork image or illustration (jpeg @ 200dpi for printed promotion)<br />
•Artist statement or short description of work<br />
•Link to artist’s website (if available)<br />
•Artwork should be submitted in a 3D file (.l3d (Layar) format or .obj format)<br />
◦include size information (how big the artwork shall appear inside Layar)<br />
Questions and submissions can be directed to: breadboard@siencecente.com Subject: PIFA<br />
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Please see link attached<img src="http://rhizome.org/syndicate/nothing.gif?f=announce" border="0"><img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/rhizome-announce/~4/mZfwfIkdGjc" height="1" width="1"/>

Spacex<br />
45 Preston Street, Exeter, EX1 1DF<br />
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Admission free<br />
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15 January–26 February 2011<br />
Tuesday-Saturday, 10am-5pm<br />
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Co-curated by Animate Projects and Spacex, Landings: re-viewing the world includes works by three artists that use animation techniques to offer new perspectives on the world we live in. The exhibition features 13 by Simon Faithfull, Without You by Tal Rosner and three films by Inger Lise Hansen, including her Animate commission, Proximity.<br />
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During the exhibition a special screening night will be held offering a varied programme of experimental Animate films that deal with adult subjects. The night will consist of the works of 12 artists, including Andrew Kötting, Tim Macmillian, Chris Shepherd and David Shrigley, Sarah Cox and Roz Mortimer.<br />
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Spacex is a publicly funded contemporary art space located in Exeter, UK. Supporting the production, presentation and promotion of a challenging programme of international contemporary visual art. Committed to experimentation and risk taking, Spacex offers audiences a real and immediate experience of the arts and seeks innovative ways of engaging a diverse audience, enabling access to and participation in the most exciting developments in contemporary art.<br />
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Don’t miss your last chance to check out the work of Jason Mamarella creator of the infamous dint wooer KRSNA this Saturday at 17 Frost St.

New York native Jason Mamarella, best known for his disturbing yet lovable DINT WOOER KRSNA character, has a …

Jason Mamarella & Diana Vargas Trent Closing Reception
Saturday, January 8, 2011 · 7:00pm – 11:00pm
Frost Street Art and Performance Space
17 Frost Street
Brooklyn, NY
New York native Jason Mamarella, best known for his disturbing yet lovable Dint Woo…

When I heard from Founder and Artistic Director Ginger Dayle that New City Stage Company’s 2010-11 season would address the theme of women committing suicide, and that two of the three productions were comedies, I had to wonder how funny this topic could be, and who would see the humor in it?  After attending the [...]

Zeum, a children’s creativity center located in the heart of San Francisco, is offering a *new* opportunity for artists to develop an interactive installation for children, with children, over an eight-week period. Designing for children is a challenge allowing artists to re-evaluate their current approach to communication. The Creative Prototyping Lab (CPL) program will not only provide artist(s) with exposure to Zeum’s diverse young audience, but it will also extend an opportunity to develop professional exhibit design skills with real-time feedback from the San Francisco Bay Area community. <br />
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Proposal Deadlines– January 31 <br />
Residency – March 14-May 7 (8 weeks) <br />
Official Opening –April 23 <br />
Test Period- April 24-May 7<br />
Duration of Show – April-September / March <br />
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Artist Budget:<br />
Fabrication/Materials/Install Labor & Artist Stipend<br />
Total: $15K<br />
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To apply, please download the Creative Prototyping Lab RFP and Roundabout Map. All interested applicants must submit their materials to exhibits@zeum.org by January, 31, 2010. <br />
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Zeum promotes a collaborative design process, continuously prototyping site specific exhibits. <br />
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The CPL program is designed as an open platform to articulate the artistic process to our visitors and to solicit feedback throughout the residency. Each weekend (over a six week period), a new iteration of the design, or an element thereof, should be introduced to the public for critique and prototyping. The exhibit will launch at the end of the six week period, at which time the artist will have an extra two weeks of trouble shooting. As such, the exhibit will be created in tandem with public feedback in a continuously evolving and collaborative process.<br />
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Our goal is to make the entire exhibit design process transparent, combining public feedback with prototyping and open studios. The artist(s) should be present on-site Tuesday-Saturday. Tuesday is closed to the public and may be used for development, while Wednesday-Saturday is open to the public and should include open studio time. (This schedule is negotiable.) The open studio time during the week is designed to expose the public to the artist’s practice, while the weekend open studios are designed for interaction, idea exchange and prototyping. This may take place in the Roundabout, the Artist Annex, or as an activity in the Main Gallery.<br />
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The exhibit will be developed for Zeum’s unique, cylindrical three-story Roundabout exhibit space, with surround video and sound, internal balconies, and a sun roof. <br />
The exhibit will occupy this space for a six to twelve month exhibit period, with the goal of teaching the artist about the necessary durability and maintenance of long-term professional interactive exhibits.<br />
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The CPL residency is a unique professional opportunity for the artist to not only design collaboratively, but also to create with a new audience in mind. The Experience and Programs team at Zeum will be on-hand to share their experience and skills upon request. In collaboration with the exhibits staff, the artist(s) should devise an evaluation of the exhibit at the end of the residency, including an informal survey with visitors.<img src="http://rhizome.org/syndicate/nothing.gif?f=announce" border="0"><img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/rhizome-announce/~4/qSjvrdE8ODM" height="1" width="1"/>

“Papier Machete,” a juried exhibition surveying innovations in paper and fiber [imgPresented by X-ACTO and Plaza Artist Materials
Selected works on display from January 7th – February 18th ’11

“Papier-Mâchete” is a showcase of artwork created uti…

New Museum
On view through 2011

On Saturday, November 13, 2010, the New Museum unveiled acclaimed German artist Isa Genzken’s first public artwork in the United States, installed on the façade of the Museum’s building on the Bowery.

Fawn Krieger<br />
Ruin Value<br />
November 14th through December 19th<br />
Opening Reception: November 14th 4-6pm<br />
at:<br />
SOLOWAY<br />
348 South 4th Street, Brooklyn<br />
open Saturday and Sunday 12:00 – 5:00<br />
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SOLOWAY is pleased to present Ruin Value, an exhibition of new works by Fawn Kreiger, organized by Annette Wehrhahn. A set of sculptures that are structural and fleshy, model and made, coming together, and coming undone.. <br />
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In conjunction with the exhibition FORTH ESTATE is producing a limited edition set of silkscreen prints of Fawn’s drawing Organs. An inventory of all the sculptures made for the exhibition. Here’s how Fawn describes her drawings….<br />
The drawings are like models of the sculptures, which themselves are sort of models. So they are models of models. And like all models of models, they affirm the physical existence of the primary model.<br />
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Accompanying exhibition catalogue available (FREE!)<br />
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Fawn Kreiger http://www.fawnkrieger.com/<br />
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SOLOWAY | 348 South 4th street | Brooklyn | NY | 11211<img src="http://rhizome.org/syndicate/nothing.gif?f=announce" border="0"><img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/rhizome-announce/~4/z1ojGtR_BH4" height="1" width="1"/>