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POINT Magazine

Call for Creative Content

The Arts Administration and Culture Management Program at Humber College is pleased to announce a call for creative content submissions to be included in the first issue of POINT Magazine. POINT is an o​nline and print publication that focuses on revealing and expanding upon the topic of cultural pluralism as it relates to arts and culture in Canada.

POINT Magazine seeks to investigate issues of diversity in the arts, through scholarly research as well as creative content. We are hoping to include different perspectives in order to enhance the formation of a wholesome “Canadian” identity within the cultural sector that mirrors the plurality of histories that make up our contemporary society.

Applicants are invited to consider the ways in which this identity has been constructed in the past, as well as concepts of decolonisation, immigration, intra­generational relationships, stereotypification,​border permeability, queerisms, and hybridism, and what role these play in the cultural sector.

Submissions of creative content can include, but are not limited to: photography, print media, drawing, painting, creative writing, short stories, and poetry. Additionally, there will be an opportunity for showcasing the work during the Inaugural Issue Launch Party in Toronto.

Submission Requirements

Applications are welcomed from professional, emerging, and street artists, as well as any individuals who are actively involved in artistic discourse and activity within their community.

Applications must include:

A 200­500 word artist statement and bio. (Word of PDF)
A current curriculum vitae (Optional, Word or PDF)
Up to 5 images (JPEG) or text pieces (3 page limit each, Word)


Email your submissions to pointsubmissions@gmail.com by March 22nd, 2015

We look forward to receiving your contribution!



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call for submissions: video fever

Video Fever –

Trinity Square Video is proud to announce the second annual juried student video screening event, Video Fever. If you are a full-time undergraduate student at a Toronto and surrounding area post-secondary institution and you make videos, you qualify. Submissions must be single channel videos under 10 minutes in length and will be selected for screening by the Video Fever jury. All genres of video are accepted. The top three videos, as chosen by the jury, will be awarded cash prizes, a membership to Trinity Square Video (redeemable after you graduate, if you like—when you’ll really need it!), various Trinity Square Video services like equipment use and workshops. The screening will take place downtown Toronto at the Trinity Square Video Gallery space on January 11, 2014. SUBMIT!

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SUBMISSION GUIDELINES

SUBMISSION DEADLINE: Monday, December 09, 2013

Video Fever is on Saturday, January 11, 2014.

Download submission form here: http://trinitysquarevideo.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/videofever_submissionform_2013.doc

  • Videos must be under 10 minutes and single channel only (no installations).
  • More than one entry per artist is permitted.
  • All genres of video are accepted.
  • All entries must include a completed submission form sent to us by email.
  • Please do not send supplementary material—only the video and completed submission form.
  • Creation date of work must be 2012 or 2013.
We ask that you read the following guidelines carefully!

You must follow the guidelines or your submission will NOT be considered.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact John G. Hampton at Trinity Square Video. E-mail tsvsubmissions@gmail.com or phone 416.593.1332.

Send your Submission Form by e-mail: you must submit your submission form by e-mail. Attach the completed form as a .doc or .pdf to your e-mail.  It is important to include both the last name of the artist and the title in the subject line of your email. Format the subject line in the following manner: “VideoFever_Lastname_FilmTitle”

Send Submission Forms to: John G. Hampton, Programming Director at tsvsubmissions@gmail.com

SUBMISSION PREVIEW FORMATS

While online submissions are preferred, you may also submit your work on DVD or as a digital file.  Please do not send HD DVDs or Blu-rays. Digital files that will play in QuickTime or VLC are acceptable. Please test your DVDs and digital files before you send to ensure they work. We regret that preview material cannot be returned.

Online submissions: (*preferred*) please include a url to a high quality upload of your video on Vimeo or YouTube. Please include password if applicable.

File-sharing submission: High quality QuickTime files may be sent using the file-sharing program WeTransfer. It’s very easy to use and you can transfer files up to 2GB without creating an account.  Please include your last name and title of your work in the message box so we know who you are.

Send your transfers to: John G. Hampton at tsvsubmissions@gmail.com

Mailing a DVD: If you are mailing in a physical DVD, please bear in mind that TSV is trying to reduce the amount of waste produced in the submission process. With that, we strongly encourage you to help us reduce waste and shipping costs with the following suggestions:

Package DVDs in a paper/board sleeve, not a hard plastic case

Ship in a stiff cardboard or other recyclable mailer with no bubble wrap

Print “Do Not Bend” on the front of envelope

You do not need to print out your submission form with your DVD

Make sure the following is written on the front of your DVD: Video Fever, your name, your e-mail address, title of work, duration, year of creation.

Mailed DVDs must be received by MONDAY, DECEMBER 09, 2013.

MAIL:
Video Fever
c/o Trinity Square Video
Suite 376
401 Richmond Street West
Toronto, Ontario
M5V 3A8

You may also drop your DVDs off in person during TSV hours: Mon. to Fri. 10am to 6pm

SPARK BOX STUDIO FALL RESIDENCY AWARD



We want to live in a world where we can get away from our everyday and focus on our own work. We are tired of artists not getting the support and time they need to move forward with their artistic careers. So, we want to offer artists a space to rest, experiment, and create - and to do so with ease.

The Spark Box Studio Residency Program provides artists, working in a range of mediums, a place to live and work, without distractions. These residencies are about taking your concepts and dreams and making them into a reality. Its about your work, your desires and getting your art career on track.

We are excited to tell you we are accepting applications for our Emerging Artist Residency Award. If you are an artist between the age of 20 - 35 years, living/working in Ontario, you can apply to potentially receive one free week here at Spark Box Studio. This call for entry is open until August 31, 2013. Be sure to check out our website for details: http://sparkboxstudio.com/residencyaward/


Museum London:  Call for Submission

Calling all Artists, Craftspeople and Volunteers

Post Date: Aug 9th, 2013 Museum London is opening a new Art Rental and Gallery Shop program. We are accepting submissions from visual artists for its Art Rental and Sales program and submissions from artisans for its Gallery Shop.

We are also accepting submissions for blank hand made cards and quality artist cards. Please no mass produced or occasion cards.

Submission can be emailed to: ArtRental&SalesGallery@london.ca and should include:

Five to 10 digital images of the works available for submission indicating the title, size, medium and price of each work. Brief artist statement and artist biography. All works submitted must be the original article in form. Giclee or other reproduction are not acceptable. All works submitted must be professionally framed or presented and ready to hang upon acceptance. All works or craft submitted must be signed. Photography and print (etching, monotype, lino print, woodblock ) must be in limited edition, signed and numbered. All works accepted will be on consignment terms. All cards accepted will be purchased.

Submissions may also be mailed or delivered to:

Deborah Worsfold
Art Rental and Gallery Shop Manager
Museum London
Art Rental and Sales Gallery
421 Ridout Street North
London ON N6A 5H4
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