Writing(s):Not for WIMPs

2007-07-29T07:10:00.000-07:00

DIGITAL BROADWAY is now seeking applications to its DIGITAL COMMISSIONS.

Please visit the new link to download the application forms:

https://www.broadway.org.uk/digital_arts

Broadway Cinema and Media Centre Nottingham has launched DIGITAL BROADWAY, its new exhibition programme of digital art and moving image. Broadway now has 4 distinct areas to exhibit moving image artwork within the building:

The Glass Screen - Large scale projections on the glazed front of the building. Viewable from the street and inside the Mezzanine bar.

The Bar Screen - large projections in the popular ground floor cafe bar space.

The Small Screens - an LCD screen network located around the building.

Cinema Screen - Monthly screenings of artists’ film and video (last Tuesday each month)

We are looking to commission exclusive art work for Broadway's Bar Screen and Glass Screen.

6 x Glass Screen commissions at £1000 each. The work will be shown for six weeks.

8 x Bar Screen commissions at £500 each. The work will be shown for four weeks.

These commissions are possible with the assistance of Arts Council England funding.

We are also looking to curate a wide range of new and existing artists’ film and video, short films and networked art works on the Small Screens and welcome your submissions for the Cinema Screen.

DIGITAL BROADWAY's visual direction is ambitious and iconic and we are interested in work that goes beyond the cinema screen, animates the widely used public building and creates links between the cinema, moving image and digital art.

You are open to apply for more than one Call for Entries separately, but can only be selected for one.

Deadline: 1 August 2007

2007-07-12T03:20:00.001-07:00

Call for artists looking for Digital/New Media Training:

ISIS Arts is offering a limited amount of subsidised training opportunities for artists from the North East Region looking to update their digital/new media skills in a particular area. The training can be in any programme or specialised area as long as it will benefit the artist’s practise. This can include the creation and/or manipulation (live or post production) of still image, sound or video and other areas such as web-based work, 3D and interactive media. A good general level of computer skills is required in order to benefit from this great opportunity to get tailored one-to-one tuition. Check out your eligibility before applying as only certain postcodes are eligible:
http://www.europeanfundingne.co.uk/postcodes/index.cfm

A contribution of £25 per training day (on average each artist will receive two days training) will be required.

To apply please send a fully completed application form, downloadable from the ISIS Arts website: http://www.isisarts.org.uk/docs/training_form_2007.pdf an up-to-date CV and a few examples of your art work to ISIS Arts by Friday 20th July 2007. The training needs to take place before the end of December 2007.

2007-07-06T01:04:00.000-07:00

The Tyneside Cinema is looking to commission a creative filmmaker, artist or production company to devise, shoot, edit and present an exciting audio visual piece, which will celebrate the past and future of the Tyneside Cinema. The commission is offering artists and film-makers the opportunity to create a new piece of work that captures the spirit and atmosphere of one of the region's most cherished cinemas.

For further details -

web: http://www.tynecine.org/

Please note that the deadline for submissions is 13th July 2007.

2007-07-06T00:57:00.000-07:00