Showing posts with label Exeter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Exeter. Show all posts

Monday, 6 July 2015

Collaborative Artist Residency - Spacex

Source: www.isendyouthis.com


Deadline

20/07/2015

Details

Residency to take place: Monday 28 September – 7 November 2015

Residency budget: 
Artists Fee: £3500
Materials and production: £1500
Per diems £15 per day for 30 days: £450 
Travel budget: £300
Accommodation costs covered up to 40 days.


Background Information:
Spacex is a registered charity and contemporary visual art organisation located in the centre of Exeter. Founded in 1974 as an artist-led studio (and incorporated in 1975), Spacex has been enabling access to contemporary art in the South West for over forty years via exhibitions and outreach programmes. Spacex is at an exciting and challenging point in its forty-year history. The organisation has changed the way it works. In place of being a gallery with a rolling programme of exhibitions Spacex now produces projects in collaboration with a wide range of partners. Working with artists remains at the core of what Spacex does. We are passionate about giving artists the opportunity to pursue new directions and take risks, and offering this new residency programme is one way in which we will continue to do this.

Residency Brief:
Spacex is inviting proposals from artists whose practice involves collaboration and an exploration of practice in a social context. This might include, for example, collaboration with a geographic or other community, young people, specialists, or with local arts or non-arts organisations. We want to invite an artist who will use the opportunity to explore the local context for research, dialogue and production. Contemporary visual artists working in all disciplines are eligible to apply. The panel will be looking for well-developed, context specific proposals, which demonstrate an innovative or experimental approach to making work in collaboration with others.
We have strong partnerships with education providers in Exeter and this residency has been developed with two key institutions in the city: Exeter College and The University of Exeter. As part of the residency there is a requirement to give one talk or workshop to each of the following groups:
-Primary Art Education PGCE students, University of Exeter.

- Foundation Degree students, Exeter College.

- Foundation Students, Exeter College.
There will also be the opportunity to work with small selected groups of students if this is appropriate.

This residency has been partly funded by crowdfunding and we’d like to invite investors (members of the public) to an informal open studio event at the end of the project. We are enthusiastic about the possibility of the selected artist developing a broader public outcome to the residency, but this is not a requirement.

We expect the resident artist to be in Exeter regularly across the six weeks, but not continuously for 6 weeks. Accommodation costs are covered for up to 40 days.

The artist will benefit from:
Use of the Spacex building as a studio space (24 hours access) and opportunity to exhibit or present an event in the space.

Professional development support from Spacex staff in working with formal education contexts.

Collaborating with a range of education professionals, students and artists from across the city.

Production support from Spacex staff.


Eligibility and Selection:
The residency is open to contemporary visual artists working in all disciplines.
A shortlist of 5 artists will be selected on the basis of their application. The selected 5 artists will be given the opportunity to take part in a short Skype interview.

We will inform shortlisted artists by 25 July and arrange the Skype interview
If you have not heard from us by 25 July please assume that you have not been shortlisted.

After the interviews one artist will be selected by the panel to take up the residency. The panel will include Kathy Norris (Project Manager, Spacex), partner representative/s from Exeter College and University of Exeter, and two associate curators.

How to Apply:
Applicants are required to submit a proposal, in no more than 400 words, illustrating how they might approach the residency, and what they hope to achieve
Please complete the application form with up to 6 images of recent work and a CV or biography (totaling 10MB max)

Return to Kathy@spacex.org.uk by 20 July 2015

Contact

Kathy Norris
Kathy@spacex.org.uk
Exeter, Devon
www.spacex.org.uk/about-spacex/

Monday, 8 June 2015

Exeter Contemporary Open - Deadline this Friday!


Exeter Contemporary Open is an annual, open submission exhibition that presents work from some of the most exciting emerging and established artists from across the UK and beyond.
The selection panel consists of artist Sean Edwards, artist, writer and curator Cedar Lewisohn, independent curator Jennie Syson and Phoenix Gallery curator Matt Burrows.

£1000 OVERALL AWARD | £500 ADDITIONAL AWARD | £200 AUDIENCE CHOICE AWARD | MOVING IMAGE AWARD


The application process is now open.

DEADLINE: FRI 12 JUNE

Exhibition will run from Fri 11 Sep – Sat 31 Oct.

Friday, 6 June 2014

Museum Traineeship , at the Royal Albert Memorial Museum

Paid - £14,759 pro rata
Full Time 
Deadline - 27th June 
This 12 month traineeship will provide a positive opportunity to obtain and develop museum skills and experience across the broad spectrum of museum natural history curatorial work.  Our aim is to provide the successful candidate with a range of collections management experience including data management, object handling and photography, partnership working, digital technologies and development of best practice.  The trainee’s professional development will be delivered by RAMM and project partners and be supported by a training plan.
The trainee will assist with the delivery and dissemination of a project to reunite the specimens (and other objects) collected aboard HMS Challenger (1872-76) in the form of an online database. These specimens are held in museum collections across the country and around the globe, including at RAMM.  For further information please see:http://www.rammuseum.org.uk/news/ramm-delves-into-deep-sea-data
This training opportunity is funded through the John Ellerman Foundation – a grant making trust whose aim is to advance the wellbeing of people, society and the natural world through funding organisations working in Arts, Environment and Welfare. Their Regional Museums and Galleries Fund aims to help strengthen UK regional museums and galleries to help organisations enhance and sustain curatorial development to attract a broader public.
Full Time, fixed term contract (12 months), 37 hours Monday to Friday 9.00 – 17.00 (some flexibility required, occasional evening and weekend working and travel to other museums in the UK)
To make application visit http://www.exeter.gov.uk

Saturday, 1 March 2014

Technical Stage Manager needed


Creative Cow is seeking a Technical STAGE MANAGER for their tour of SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER.

Rehearsals 17 March - 15th April in Exeter
Fee: £5,200

Previews Exeter 15,16,17 April and Salisbury 23,24,25 April

Then on national tour until 14th June. see link for tour details http://www.creativecow.co.uk/stoops.html

We are looking for a technically minded Stage Manager for the whole duration. Someone who can mark up the book, prompt, seek props, assist the director during rehearsals, work with the lighting designer in tech week and get the show up and running. Send out tech specs and lighting plans when necessary and draw up risk assessments.

On tour at the large venues they will deal with the plotting, focussing and possible rigging or shifting of lights at each venue, set up the sound, working alongside the resident crew. They will then either run the lighting and sound or call the show with the in house crew.

At the smaller venues they will set up the small touring kit with the rest of the company.

It would be great if they could live in or near Exeter for rehearsals but not essential(if not we will provide accommodation). On tour Creative Cow will provide all accommodation and travel.

We would like to meet up with possible candidates or if it's not possible we can do it via Skype.
Thank you
Creative Cow

To apply contact: Contact: Katherine Senior info@creativecow.co.uk

Monday, 24 February 2014

Actor required - Common Players, Exeter

Source: http://www.artsjobs.org.uk/

Common Players are creating an outdoor production of Jez Butterworths’ Jerusalem, in collaboration with Exeter Northcott, and seek an actor for the challenging and rewarding lead role of Rooster Byron.
Rooster is aged around 50, and the performer needs to be physically agile.
This will be a paid role (based on Equity fees) at the centre of a cast and crew of committed amateur and aspiring professionals, led by a fully professional team.  The project, seeks to build skills in participants and deliver an engaging and high quality production to rural and community audiences.
Rehearsals will take place in or near Exeter and begin with a residency 28-30 March and then continue from 14th April on a half time basis involving many evenings and weekends. 
Performances will begin around 25th May for a 5 day run in Exeter and then be on Fridays and Saturdays around rural Devon, through June.
More project information is on www.newjerusalem.org.uk Previous experience of working in this way and performing outdoors would be helpful.
Please submit CV and photo, together with a short statement of why you believe you are a good fit for the opportunity. To common@common-players.org.uk by 4th March.