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Tabula Rasa Review is filled with poetry and prose that show just how much can be done with a blank piece of paper. Its authors have formed dimension, and feeling in black and white text. They’ve created relationships, climaxes, and...
New York, United States
The Tadpole Press Literary Magazine is a visual feast of microfiction and poetry. Curated from the top entries in the Tadpole Press 100-Word Writing Contest, they celebrate clever, uplifting pieces. They explore “the divine tapestry of...
Taigh Chearsabhagh Museum & Arts Centre is the visual arts and heritage centre for Uist. Throughout the year Taigh Chearsabhagh holds visual art exhibitions, poetry and literary events, traditional music events and small festivals. They host world class contemporary art exhibitions, have an award-winning museum, work with local and international artists, academics and writers. They aim to grow in moving image. The unique ecology and culture of the islands of Uist provide the context within which the organization is able to offer a special creative programme with a distinct sense of place. Through residencies, research, commissions, events and public programmes, Taigh Chearsabhagh provides unique opportunities for thought, creativity and interaction, creating an engaging, vibrant and diverse visual arts programme. They develop themed exhibition programmes featuring a balance of the highest quality Scottish and international contemporary art, and island-based artists and crafts producers. Commissions and residencies are awarded by invitation or by widely advertised open calls for proposals. Artists are also welcome at any time to propose projects relevant to our curatorial policy for consideration. Curatorial Policy Taigh Chearsabhagh curates, commissions and programmes visual arts around the following key themes: Local environment Gaelic culture and heritage The other / the unexpected Digital and new technologies Emerging talent
India
Taj Mahal Review publishes poets and writers in English from all over the world. The critical articles, essays, and poems it publishes should exhibit postmodern trends, without obscurity, artificiality, and violation of laws of criticism...
Urban region, Germany
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With a 19th century former natural history museum and a contemporary white cube to fuel its engine, Talbot Rice Gallery is dedicated to exploring how the University of Edinburgh can contribute to contemporary art production today and into the future. Since 2018 the Talbot Rice Residents have been a major part the Talbot Rice Gallery and Edinburgh College of Art community. Each year for five years, five new emerging artists from Scotland join the programme, which they then continue for two years, with the programme contributing richly to the ecology of Edinburgh’s visual arts context. Talbot Rice Gallery plays an active role in Edinburgh College of Art, working with students throughout the year, engaging them in the programme and curatorial vision. The annual Trading Zone exhibition hunts for distinct practices across all the schools and artforms of Edinburgh College of Art. Talbot Rice Residents provides time and support for emerging, or re-emerging, artists based in Scotland within the unique context of Talbot Rice Gallery, Edinburgh College of Art and the University of Edinburgh. Residents receive year-round curatorial and technical support from the Talbot Rice team, as well as access to workshops, libraries and collections, and contact with the vast academic community within the University of Edinburgh. In addition to an annual Artist Fee, Residents receive an individual budget for production and travel, and meet at key points in the programme for masterclasses and workshops delivered by invited guests. The programme also includes national and international research trips and new commissioned writing. Characterised by rigorous exploration, experimentation and risk-taking, Talbot Rice Residents are encouraged to make use of the resources on offer and undertake a significant period of research, whilst also actively seeking public moments to show work (or work in progress) throughout the programme. Residents are invited to consider and use the diverse estate of the University of Edinburgh, as well as the digital world, as potential sites for outcomes and will be fully supported by Talbot Rice to promote their work. The programme culminates in 2023 with an exhibition in London. The Talbot Rice Residents programme is supported by the Freelands Foundation through the Freelands Artist Programme.
Lewiston, United States
Talking River Review , Lewis-Clark State College’s literary journal, seeks examples of literary excellence and originality. Send us your poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction manuscripts.
Park Forrest, Illinois, United States
New York, United States
Tampa Review is a literary magazine publication dedicated to the blending of contemporary literature and visual arts. Each issue features contemporary writing and art from Florida and the world.
Tangent Projects is a curatorial initiative set up to work with artists on site-responsive exhibitions and projects. With a desire to add multiplicity to the current art archetype, Tangent Projects endeavors to showcase exemplary works in a variety of different media and platforms - including publications, exhibitions, performances, and online commissions. In offering the opportunity for digressions to be pursued, ideas and processes that might normally have been discarded in favor of the main discourse will have the potential to reach a conclusion. Without a commercial bias and with experimentation encouraged, Tangent Projects invites artists to explore the diversions and deviations within their artistic practice. In simple terms, the residency gives artists the leeway to "go off on a tangent". They are accepting applications for the studio residency programme for 2023/24. Residencies are for 3 months and the placements will be between: September - December 2023 January-April 2024 April - July 2024 Please let them know your preferred dates in your motivation text.
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