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The Arts Council provides these listings as a service to the community and is not responsible for the content or deadlines. Call for entries are free and open to all arts organizations, educational institutions and creative businesses.
CALL FOR ARTISTS/VOLUNTEERS
Artists Forty-second annual Celebration of
American Crafts exhibition and sale of fine contemporary crafts
at Creative Arts Workshop, October 30–December 24, 2010.
National juried and invitational show open to all craft media.
More than 300 craft artists represented. Submission deadline:
July 31, 2010. For prospectus with further details send SASE
to: Celebration/CAW, 80 Audubon St., New Haven, CT 06510 or
visit www.creativeartsworkshop.org/celebration. 203-562-4927.
www.creativeartsworkshop.org/celebration.
Artists Guilford Art League 63rd Annual Juried
Exhibition. September 17-October 2, 2010. Juror: Richard Carleton,
master printmaker and nationally exhibited artist. Original
paintings, drawing, sculpture, graphics, and mixed media are
eligible. Over $3,000 in prizes! Only two entries. $12 first
entry, $6 second. Non-members, $14 first, $8 second. Receiving:
Saturday September 11, 10am-2pm. Reception: September 17,
6-8pm. For further info contact Patricia and William Seekamp
or dencasey@comcast.net. Mill Gallery, Guilford Art Center,
411 Church St. (Route 77), Guilford. 203 453-6720.
Artists Sebastopol Center for the Arts invites
artists living in the United States to submit work to Mapworks:
the Map as Art. We are looking for art which references maps
and mapmaking. This may be done directly or indirectly, metaphorically,
or conceptually. The terrain may be (but is not limited to)
geographic, psychological, political, historical, cultural,
mathematical, imaginary, or personal. All media is acceptable,
including installation. Video and film should be submitted
as a DVD in loops no longer than four minutes; selected artists
will need to supply their own equipment for display. Juror:
Kim Anno is a painter, bookmaker, collaborator and Professor
and Chair of Painting at the California College of the Arts,
San Francisco. Her advocacy of the arts has enjoined her talents
as curator, artist-in-residence, juror, lecturer, and interviewer.
In addition, her diverse practice has led her into important
collaborations with writers, visual and performance artists.
www.kimanno.com. Hand-delivered entries will be accepted at
SCA on Monday, August 30, between 3pm and 6pm. Entries by
jpegs on CD must arrive by 5pm, on or by that date. Please
see prospectus for complete guidelines. Entry fees: SCA members,
$10 per entry or three entries for $25 (membership is $40
annually). Non-members $15 per entry or three entries for
$40. Maximum, three entries per artist. Awards: $200 Best
of Show; $50 Coordinators Award, and Merit Awards. For a prospectus
send SASE to Sebastopol Center for the Arts, Mapworks, 6780
Depot St., Sebastopol, CA 95472 or visit www.sebarts.org,
or request by e-mail from satrip@sonic.net. For information
call SCA at 707/829-4797.
Artists M’DOR L’DOR Exhibition
& Auction, Jewish Community Center of Greater New Haven,
Woodbridge CT - February 24-March 24, 2011. The Jewish Community
Center of Greater New Haven is issuing a Call for Artists
for an exhibition with a theme based on the word play of the
translation of the Hebrew "Dor", which means "Generation"
- and the common phrase "from Generation to Generation."
Artists are asked to incorporate a door, or a part of a door,
(any door - big or little) into their work, while addressing
the overall theme. The "Doors" exhibition at the
Jewish Community Center in the Greater New Haven area is not
limited to Jewish artists or to Jewish content. There is no
fee to enter, and artists working in all media may apply.
This is part of the Jewish Federation of Greater New Haven's
work in strengthening its commitment to the Arts. There will
be a catalog for the exhibition. Artists will be selected
to participate based on concept and previous work. After preliminary
acceptance, artists are eligible to receive a door, and other
help in realizing their concepts. SUBMISSION DEADLINE IS SEPTEMBER
16, 2010. Read the official call for participation here: http://jccnh.org/mdorldor.html.
Internships Assist staff of nonprofit art
school in a variety of areas, including administration, community
outreach, public relations, gallery/exhibitions, and more.
Requirements: Strong communication skills. Must be highly
motivated, able to work independently, and willing to commit
to specific schedule. If interested, please contact Kate Paranteau
at Creative Arts Workshop, 80 Audubon St., New Haven, CT 06510,
(203) 562-4927, kparanteau@creativeartsworkshop.org. www.creativeartsworkshop.org.
Playwrights Connecticut Heritage Productions
is now accepting submissions for its second annual “Connecticut
Stories on Stage” playwriting competition. The purpose
of this event is to encourage and foster new works for the
theater as well as to support the development of local artists.
Plays must be set in Connecticut and/or deal with a Connecticut-related
topic or personality in the past, present, or future. No musicals
will be accepted. Playwrights must be Connecticut residents
or students attending school in Connecticut. The competition
is divided into three categories: 10-minute play, one-act
play, and full-length play. Winners will receive financial
awards of $200, $300, and $500 respectively. Playwrights
may submit up to one play in each category. All entries must
be original, properly formatted, and postmarked no later than
November 1, 2010. Winners will be announced by February 1,
2011, and the winning works will receive a staged reading
at the annual “Connecticut Stories on Stage New Play
Festival” to be held in Middletown in Spring 2011. For
more information about entry and mailing requirements, visit
the CHP website at www.chproductions.org or contact Peter
Loffredo, artistic director, at (860) 347-7771 or ptloffredo@att.net.
Submissions In the
next 1,000 days, the seven billionth person will be born ...
What would you tell him or her about the world we live in?
The Arts Council, in partnership with The Parachute Factory,
and PROOF: Media for Social Justice, presents: The Seven Billionth
Person Project. Curated by Valerie Belanger and Leora Kahn.
Last call for submissions: Wednesday, September 15. Details
and guidelines at www.collectiveanswers.org
Volunteers History lovers: New Haven’s
hidden treasure needs you! The New Haven Museum’s Pardee-Morris
House is one of the oldest houses in the city, dating from
the late-17 century. Open seasonally, it will be the venue
for tours, classes, musical events, art exhibits, fun and
games, etc. this summer. Volunteers are needed to guide tours,
help with events, etc. Call Louise at 203-562-4183 x.10 or
e-mail Lfitzsimons@newhavenmuseum.org. Pardee-Morris House,
325 Lighthouse Ave., New Haven. 203-562-4183. www.newhavenmuseum.org.
Volunteers History lovers: New Haven’s
hidden treasure needs you! The New Haven Museum’s Pardee-Morris
House is one of the oldest houses in the city, dating from
the late-17 century. Open seasonally, it will be the venue
for tours, classes, musical events, art exhibits, fun and
games, etc. this summer. Volunteers needed to guide tours,
help with events, etc. Call Louise at 203-562-4183 x.10 or
e-mail Lfitzsimons@newhavenmuseum.org. Pardee-Morris House,
325 Lighthouse Ave., New Haven. 203-562-4183. www.newhavenmuseum.org.
Volunteers The New Haven Museum seeks volunteers
to greet visitors, guide tours, and assist with events. Be
a part of New Haven’s history! Call Louise at 203-562-4183
x. 10 or e-mail Lfitzsimons@newhavenmuseum.org. New Haven
Museum, 114 Whitney Ave., New Haven. 203-562-4183. www.newhavenmuseum.org.
Volunteers Creative Arts Workshop has a need
for volunteers to help staff the Celebration of American Crafts,
the Workshop’s largest fundraiser of the year. Volunteer
while surrounded by fine crafts from across America. Volunteers
needed now to help with inventory, as well as to help clerk
the exhibition and sale in November and December. If interested,
please contact Nina at Creative Arts Workshop, 80 Audubon
St., New Haven, CT 06510. For information call Nina: (203)
562-4927, or e-mail celebration@creativeartsworkshop.org.
www.creativeartsworkshop.org/celebration.
SERVICES
The Arts Council provides these listings as a service
to the community and is not responsible for the content or
deadlines. Listings for services are free for Arts Council
members and $10 per month for non-members.
Art Birthday Parties at CAW Creative
Arts Workshop faculty will lead that special birthday party
in arts or crafts projects for approximately 1 1/2 hours,
leaving time for, cake presents, and memory-making. A fantastic
idea for children of all ages! For more information or to
schedule a party, call the office at 203-562-4927. Creative
Arts Workshop, 80 Audubon St., New Haven. www.creativeartsworkshop.org.
Art Installation Professional Art installation
professional art installer for residential and commercial
work. Over 13 years experience in museums, galleries, hospitals,
and homes in New York, Providence, New Haven, Chester, etc.
Rate is $20-$25 an hour, no job too small or large. Contact
Mark at (203)772-4270 or e-mail livepaint@aol.com. Erector
Square, 315 Peck St., New Haven. 203-771-4270.
Birthday Parties Schedule a two-hour party
at our school and tailor activities to your child’s
interests. New themes include Outer Space and Pirates, as
well as Jewelry, Fairies, and Cartooning. Art parties offer
a fun and creative environment for children’s birthday
celebrations. Taught by GAC Youth Faculty members. Please
call for more information. Guilford Art Center, 411 Church
St., Guilford. 203-453-5947. www.guilfordartcenter.org.
Historic Home Restoration Contractor Period-appropriate
additions, bathrooms, kitchens and remodeling. Sagging porches
straightened and leveled. Wood window and door restoration
and repair. Plaster restoration. Historic molding repaired
and reproduced. Historic hardware repaired and refinished.
Antique tile reproduced. Squaring, jacking, sill and timber
replacement. Vinyl and aluminum siding removed and wood siding
repaired and replaced. Member, Connecticut Trust for Historic
Preservation, National Trust for Historic Preservation, New
Haven Preservation Trust. Consulting services available. Judson
Aley, R.J. Aley Building Contractor LLC. (203) 226-9933. jaley@rjaley.com.
Japanese Shoji Screens Japanese shoji screens
designed for Connecticut homes. Custom-built for windows,
doorways, or freestanding, they allow a beautiful filtered
light to pass through while insulating. For a free quote call
Phillip Chambers at 203-888-4937 or e-mail pchambers9077@sbcglobal.net.
SPACE
The Arts Council provides these listings as a service
to the community and is not responsible for the content or
deadlines. Listings for spaces are free for Arts Council members
and $10 for non-members.
Artist Studio West Cove Studio & Gallery
offers two large Charles Brand intaglio etching presses and
a lithography press within a spacious 2,400-square-foot work
area, with 15-foot cathedral ceilings, exposed beams, hardwood
floors and natural light. Also includes a large stainless
steel work station, with counter tops, cabinets and a 7-foot,
three bay slop sink. Workshops and technical support available.
Ample display area for individual, group shows or private
functions. Membership just $75 per month. Located at 30 Elm
St., West Haven. Off street parking and 24/7 access. For more
info, call (609) 638-8501.
Performance/Entertainment Space Elegant,
prestigious rental spaces at the New Haven Museum. Ballroom/auditorium,
with Bohemian crystal chandeliers, seats up to 100; also reception
space with Waterford crystal chandelier, seats 50. For meetings,
weddings, dinners, receptions, performances, birthday parties,
etc. On-site kitchen; downtown location. Call Donna at x.19.
New Haven Museum, 114 Whitney Ave., New Haven. 203-562-4183.
www.newhavenmuseum.org.
Performance Space Elegant contemporary performance
space with semi-circular seating for up to 376 people, including
eight wheelchairs. Great for concerts and recitals. Natural
wood trim, warm lighting, built-in sound system. Adjacent
social hall and kitchen available. Free on-site parking. Visit
www.usnh.org for more information or call 203-288-1807 x.
201 weekdays before 2 pm. Unitarian Society of New Haven,
700 Hartford Turnpike, Hamden. 203-288-1807. www.usnh.org.
Studio Space Thirteen-thousand square feet
of undeveloped studio space available in old mill brick building
on New Haven harbor. Conveniently located one minute off I-95,
Exit 44 in West Haven. Owners willing to subdivide. Call (609)
638-8501.Two-bedroom Apartment/Office/Studio Workspace 1600
sq. ft., 12-foot ceilings, off-street parking. Open plan,
great light, full kitchen, washer/dryer, security system,
air conditioning. Architect’s own renovated building.
$1300/month including utilities. Perfect as living/working
space. No smoking building. Easy off/on I-95, I-91. Call 203-466-1923
or e-mail pwoerner@sbcglobal.net. 44 Kendall St., New Haven.
203-466-1923.
Studio Space Artspace is converting its Gallery
7 into a private studio available to one artist starting January
2011. The space will have two 14' x 9' plywood-backed sheetrock
walls, track lights, slop sink. Residency is $500/month and
includes free wireless, access to Artspace’s kitchen,
additional secure storage and Open Studios membership benefits.
This is not a living space. Artists who assist with show change/art
installation to in partial barter will also be considered.
Layout of Gallery 7 at http://artspacenh.org/content/floorplan/floorplancolor.pdf.
Please submit 10 slides of recent work compressed into a zipfile,
artist statement, description of anticipated working hours,
plus names of 3 character references by 5pm October 23, 2010.
Address to: info@artspacenh.org with Studio Residency in the
subject line. Digital artists: contact us for submission instructions.
Work samples will be reviewed by Artspace staff and Visual
Arts Committee. Selection will take place by October 25, subject
to security check. No phone calls please but questions may
be emailed to info@artspacenh.org.
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