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Liverpool Art Prize 2010 - Shortlist Announced
Artinliverpool.com, the top British art blog and founder and organiser of the annual Liverpool Art Prize, are delighted to make some exciting announcements concerning this year’s events.
The Shortlisted Artists
The Judging Panel
In this, the 3rd year of the prize, we have another knowledgeable, experienced group of judges:
New Venue
This year Artinliverpool are working in partnership with Metal. The exhibition will be taking place at the exciting new space for art, Metal at Edge Hill Station (the World’s oldest passenger railway station still in use).
The Exhibition
The 2010 exhibition opens on Friday 4 June (Viewing on 3 June) and ends on Saturday 10 July with the Awards Ceremony taking place on Wednesday 30 June.
The exhibition will be curated by Jenny Porter, the Project Manager at Metal.
The Prizes
The overall winner will be awarded £2000 plus (new from this year) the opportunity to exhibit their work at the Walker Art Gallery at a later date. There will also be the £1000 People’s Choice Award (Sponsored by Arthur Diamond Design) chosen by the public voting at the gallery.
Peripheral Events
Now that the Liverpool Art Prize is firmly established we are building on its success and working with the other visual art organisations to highlight other events involving locally-based artists during the period of the exhibition. There will be a Liverpool Open Studios weekend 12/13 June, a Liverpool Junior Art Prize, artist talks, workshops, craft markets and other events. Full details will be announced later.
More details at www.liverpoolartprize.com
The Sunnyside Beach Juried Art Show & Sale is a three-day fine art event that takes place May 28, 29 and 30, 2010 during the Open Doors weekend, in the historic Sunnyside Pavilion on Toronto’s waterfront. It provides a showcase for dynamic emerging and established artists, and features painting, drawing, photography and sculpture, alongside live music and art performances. So, join us! Meet the artists, support their practice, and purchase high-quality juried works, all at the spectacular Sunnyside Pavilion.
Booth Pricing: Standard 10’ x 10’
Full time - students $95
Artists $195
Under the arches location $250
The Print Studio | Exhibitions
Pattern and Form
Arounn Khounnoraj and Emma Nishimura
February 26th to April 10 2010
Opening Reception: Friday, March 12th 7:30 pm to 10:00 pm
Members’ Reception: Friday, March 12th 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm
Pattern and Form features collage and installation works from Arounna Khounnoraj and photogravure etchings from Emma Nishimura. Both artists employ the fabricating logic of patterns, the gesture of sewing and thread to embody
representations of displacement and explore notions of transformation into recreated and reclaimed identities.
Invitation to Thrown Forth- Art and Art History Grad Shows at Blackwood Gallery at the University of Toronto Mississauga Campus.
Press release for Thrown Forth Art and Art History Grad Shows at Blackwood Gallery at University of Toronto Mississauga Campus.
The Department of Visual Arts serves up a visual feast with Synesthesia, a spectacular open house featuring hundreds of works in drawing, painting, print media, photography, sculpture and time-based art created by the rising young talent in the department.
The Open House transforms the entire Joan & Martin Goldfarb Centre for Fine Arts at York into one giant art party, with works on view on all four floors throughout the building.
Joan & Martin Goldfarb Centre for Fine Arts, York University, Keele campus
Can the integrity of video artwork shown on the Web or on television be compromised? Transmitted out of the control of their author, to what fate are these works devoted? Izabel Barsive, visual artist, independant video maker and professor, questions the fragile relationship she maintains with the broadcasting industry and its platforms, in her exhibition Une minute pour un carré blanc (One minute for a white square), presented at Centre d’artistes Voix Visuelle from March 13 to April 20, 2010.
With one-minute excerpts of transformed videos (by censure processes, for example), she examines the role played by television and Web broadcasters, as well as the role of the artist. According to her, the latter can consent to all kinds of compromises in exchange for one or many minutes of glory, glory inexorably ephemeral since also subjected to oblivion in the hubbub of virtual images polluted by advertising.
Come and meet the artist at the opening reception, which will be held Saturday, March 13, at 1 p.m., at Centre d’artistes Voix Visuelle, located at 81 Beechwood Avenue, in Vanier. The gallery’s regular hours are from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., from Tuesday to Saturday.
Centre d’artistes Voix Visuelle thanks the Ontario Trillium Foundation, the Ontario Arts Council, Canadian Heritage and the City of Ottawa for their support.
www.voixvisuelle.ca
The Urban Field Speakers Series centres on the role of art in transforming the experience of the city. Through lectures, audio-visual presentations and discussions, it explores how creative practices can help improve the quality of urban life and planning in Toronto and around the world. This series of monthly events brings together an array of international and local participants, including artists, architects, curators, designers and scholars, who are working at the intersections of technology, communications and aesthetics. Reflecting a broad range of perspectives and practices, the events build upon each other to inspire dialogue on the role of the city in art, and art in the city.
http://www.education.mcgill.ca/egss/conference.php
The Education Graduate Students’ Society (EGSS) is excited to announce their 9th annual conference, “Interdisciplinarity: Reality, Imagination & Diversity,” which will take place on March 12th and 13th, 2010 at the Education Building, McGill University in Montréal, Québec. In order to address the challenges of contemporary society we must move beyond the boundaries of discipline. Through the intersections, we can engage with multiple realities and explore the diversity of ideas held therein. We invite you to be imaginative in discussing the possibilities of interdisciplinarity.
The call for papers is now closed and we have accepted over 50 presentations from students and researchers across Canada. Some of the themes of this year’s conference include Early Education, Science Education, Identity Politics, Educational Policy, Youth Issues, Trauma, Health, Citizenship, TESOL, Classroom Practices, Critical Pedagogy, and other Interdisciplinary issues.
The new issue of Flaneur art zine is now available. Artists and writers from around the world have contributed to the latest issue, which has grown and is now Europe’s newest arts newspaper!
ONE DAY ONLY: SPECIAL SCREENING! Petra Bauer and Annette Krauss
Read the Masks. Tradition Is Not Given.
Film screening and discussion with Annette Krauss
Moderated by Janna Graham
Annette Krauss addresses the intersection of art, politics and everyday life. Exploring the possibility of participatory practices, performativity and investigations into educational structures, she is interested in questions of how norms and values control our perceptions, knowledge, and practice of everyday life, and how this contributes towards the development of human relations
HUMAN / NATURE
Photographs by Amanda Arcuri & Mark Kasumovic
On View: March 3 - 27, 2010.
Opening Reception: Thursday, March 11th, 6-9 pm.
Gallery Hours: Wednesday to Saturday, 12 to 5 pm.
