Cda-Projects Grant for Artistic Research and Production Deadline November 30, 2013
A 10,000 Euro annual grant to support the production of an artistic research project. "… approaches to how discourse is staged and how knowledge is produced, rethought and interwoven across disciplines" European Media Arts Festival Deadline Dec 6 2013
180 new films, installations and artistic projects selected from over 2,400 entries International Short Film Festival Oberhausen Deadline 14 January 2014 The 60th Oberhausen Festival (1-6 May 2014) is looking for experiments on the formal, intellectual or narrative level, regardless of genre and format. Open to productions completed after 1 January 2013
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New works by Peter Wareing and Julia Holden, plus in keeping with our call-out for a Treasurer, Murray Hewitt's Be Good with Money.
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14 min 47 sec / Sound
"Oakura Oracle was part 1 of a 3 part contemporary museum installation/projection titled There Are Snakes in Paradise. Watch »
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2 min 27 sec / Silent
Synopsis: An ‘animated painting’ portrait of musician Delaney Davidson (Lyttelton, NZ), comprising 585 individual portraits painted over 38 Watch »
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2 min 32 sec / Sound
The nineteen Bank of New Zealand (BNZ) branches in the Wellington region.
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The first meeting of the CIRCUIT Critical Forum, a monthly meeting of professional artists took place earlier this month at Artspace, Auckland. The Critical Forum is an opportunity for artists to present ideas informing their practice, in discussion with an expanded peer group. Auckland meetings will continue on a monthly basis. A call-out for a Wellington group will be made in the new year. Six Videos for TEZA is a group of works by Rebecca Hobbs, Steve Carr, Lucien Rizos, Claire Harris, Layne Waerea and Murray Hewitt. Each work has been programmed in response to the daily themes shaping Christchurch Festival TEZA (Transitional Economic Zone of Aotearoa), which is dedicated to alternative models of economics. Each work shows in Picture House, a two-seated cinema in a mobile billboard trailer. Sign up to www.picture-house.info to receive daily notifications of the screenings, which are on now until Sunday December 1. A big CIRCUIT thanks to Heather Hayward for the invitation. Help wanted: CIRCUIT seeks a Treasurer to join it's Trust Board. The ideal candidate will be a qualified accountant, experienced with the non-profit sector and able to assist the Director in periodic financial reporting. For more information please write to <director@circuit.org.nz>.
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This month it's a noisy old pod as host Mark Amery gives Sound Full at City Gallery Wellington a decidely mixed response only to be rebutted by guests Martin Patrick and Sophie Jerram; we talk to Dr Max Schleser co-founder of MINA , the Mobile Innovation Network Aotearoa about their upcoming Read More »
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Moving image, lots of moving image, is often considered the scourge of biennales. I prefer to see the siren song of video less as an incredible drain on time-hungry, foot-weary visits, more as offering the opportunity to get sucked into and immersed within a work, a projection, a screen, halting Read More »
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I’m no expert on the genre of film noir. But I suspect it’s something most people have a basic awareness of, even if slightly misguided or clichéd, just like many people assume anything from the early-mid 20th century can be described as art deco. I’m probably working from stereotypical assumptions Read More »
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