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The Kenyon Review has been in the heart of literature since 1939 when poet and critic John Crowe Ransom started the journal on the campus of Kenyon College. The Kenyon Review continues to cultivate talent, not only with the...
Neumünster, Germany
Urban region, Germany
Kerrville, United States
United States
The MSE is a ten-day cohort-based residency program intended for choreographers, dancers, and movement makers of all kinds to connect, create, and collaborate at Keshet Center for the Arts. Artists from across the country and around the world gather at Keshet for this experience as they explore, move, share, and create. This transformative residency provides choreographers, dancemakers, and movement-based multidisciplinary artists with: • Dedicated daily studio space • Collaborative movement classes led by fellow Makers and Keshet faculty • Practical arts business workshops led by experts in their fields, covering topics such as grant writing, budget reporting, and intellectual property law • Housing in Albuquerque for the duration of the residency There will be two ten-day cohorts of dancemakers welcomed to our Albuquerque, NM facilities! Cohort #1, Jan 28-Feb 7 Cohort #2 , July 22-Aug 1
Kestrel publishes fiction, poetry, poetry in translation, and creative nonfiction by established and emerging writers. They also publish reviews, including of “Wrongfully Neglected” work. The editors are especially happy to publish work...
Taiwan
Debuted at the 2019 Taiwan Lantern Festival in Pingtung, Khai-Káng is a new multi-purpose creative hub situated in a Japanese-style heritage house located in a cultural & creative village in Pingtung. The objective of Khai-Káng is to bring people together and provide a fun and unique platform for artistic & cultural exchange. Khai-Káng provides accommodation and studio space free of charge (for a limited time only). Artists are responsible for all other costs including personal living expenses, transport/travel costs, art supplies, and insurance. Duration of residency is flexible (for at least one month). Artists receive professional support and networking opportunities. Resident artists are expected to present their work in a format of their choice, such as an artist talk and/or exhibition. In addition, artists are required to leave work(s) behind for the permanent collection of Khai-Káng.
Annapolis, United States
Killer Nashville Magazine seeks to publish both fresh and established voices in any genre that incorporates elements of mystery, thriller, suspense, and/or romance (and we believe all good literary works and art contain those elements to...
Nebraska City, United States
For young audiences in particular, the quality, event-based character, and topicality of contemporary art productions by international artists have the capacity to set in motion both individual educational processes and socially relevant reflections. What fundamental changes to established art education practices are needed to tap into this potential? With this question in mind, fellows selected by an expert jury will examine the potentialities of contemporary art for and with young audiences. The KinderKunstLabor is a learning institution. Experiences and insights from educational processes are applied to the realm of art education and curating in a certification centre developed specifically for this purpose in cooperation with a university network. This is achieved with the RiR through an examination of current discourses and practices that are focused on phenomenological approaches, spatial aspects in art production, curating and art education for and with children. Closely intertwined with this, fellows will conceive and implement qualitatively based research projects that accompany ongoing projects of the KinderKunstLabor. The fellowship offers researchers from the EU active in the fields of contemporary art, curating, and education the opportunity to live and work in St. Pölten for a period of nine months with possible extension. The centre invites researchers with different artistic and theoretical practices to apply. Artistic expertise or experience with aesthetic processes and in-depth knowledge of the art field are a prerequisite. A sound command of the German language is essential. The fellowship is also aimed at students pursuing a doctorate or PhD. Priority will be given to research proposals developed in relation to and in dialogue with the specific, on-the-ground realities of the location. Fellows will have access to institutional infrastructures and are expected to present their findings at an event at the end of their stay.
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