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Announcing our Jump Start Award Recipients
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The awardees:
We thank our Jump Start jury:
Amara Antilla
, senior curator, Contemporary Arts Center;
Eric Avner
, vice president and senior program manager of Community Development, Carol Ann & Ralph V. Haile, Jr./U.S. Bank Foundation;
Derrick Braziel
, managing partner & development director, Mortar;
Amy Goodwin
, president & CEO, The Johnson Foundation; and
Leila Tamari
, senior program officer, ArtPlace America.
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Photos provided by artists.
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There is Still time to Recognize
Your Community Hero!
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Everyday heroes are not always recognized. Starting now, ArtWorks is changing that.
Nominations will be accepted through
Monday, July 6 until 5 p.m.
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Image by Bergette Photography
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A great opportunity for kids 6-12:
Camp cARTwheel, presented by ArtsWave
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Registrations are closing soon
for our facilitated camp experiences with the first week of camp beginning July 20.
Don't miss out!
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ArtWorks announces summer season
of
New Voices
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ArtWorks is proud to announce
New Voices
, our latest season of public and community art. This week, 15
teaching artists
have begun leading 93
youth apprentices, ages 14-21
, to work on 26 projects, which are taking place both in-person and remotely. In addition, ArtWorks is paying 26 artists to design these summer projects.
See which artists we are working with this summer!
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COVID-19 Artist Resources
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Photo of ArtWorks Youth Apprentices by Sydney Fine.
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Organizations across the country are stepping into action for artists. Several have compiled resource lists for
emergency relief funds, grants, educational webinars, legal advice and more
. See some of our favorites below:
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Add Yourself to the Artists Sunday
Artists Directory
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The Artists Sunday Artists Directory is now live
, and they would love to add some Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky artists. The directory is a search tool anyone can use to find their favorite Artists Sunday artist or search for new artists and craftsmen that interest them. It's searchable by artist’s name, type of work and city, state and country.
Artists in all mediums are invited to join Artists Sunday, a national promotion and event encouraging consumers to shop with artists and craftsmen. It's like Black Friday, but for art. Participation is free.
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Gender Unbound |
Trans and Intersex Performer Submissions
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This September,
Gender Unbound
is showcasing an online gallery of newly commissioned visual artwork paired with weekly live streams of trans and intersex music, poetry, storytelling, and artist interviews. Performers will be paid $100 for a 15 minute time slot.
Artists may submit work they’ve already written that fits one of the themes. Performers must have a high quality microphone and webcam in addition to a reliable computer and internet connection in order to participate in the stream. Performers must live in the United Stated and be trans and/or intersex to be considered. Apply by
Friday, July 24 at 12:00 noon CST
to be considered.
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Manifest Gallery | Call
for Photographic or Lens-Based Art About Tangibility
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Manifest, invites visual artists to submit photographic or lens-based works of art about tangibility. Photography and lens-based art is often, even unconsciously, taken for granted as being disembodied from physical reality. However, without catalytic objects such works would not be possible.
For this exhibition Manifest is interested in showcasing works that reveal the 'objectness' of photography either through display of the works themselves, the mechanisms crafted to create lens-based experiences, dialogues between photographic works and their physical subjects, or narrative works explaining the complicated entanglement of light and form. The theme is open to very broad interpretation. Submissions can range from the most traditional to the most conceptual, abstract, or experimental photography, photo-based, or lens-based works
Submission Deadline: July 25, 2020
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Summerfair Cincinnati | Aid to Individual Artists award
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Summerfair Cincinnati's
Aid to Individual Artists award (AIA) is an annual juried award to assist with funding a classes/programs to learn new ideas or techniques, materials for a new medium, expanding a work area or any other needs the applicant may deem necessary to continue their artistic works.
Each selected artist will receive an award of $5,000 at their October Membership Meeting or thru USPS if not able to attend.
Individuals permanently residing within a 40 mile radius of Cincinnati and at least 18 years of age may apply. Artists may not submit more than one application per year. Faculty sponsorship is required of any students (over 18 years of age) enrolled in a degree-granting program. Members of Summerfair Cincinnati and any artist who has received a Summerfair Cincinnati Aid to Individual Artists Award within the past three years are not eligible to apply.
Applications for the 2020 AIA Award Program are now open. Applications are due no later than
Monday, August 24, 2020
at 11:59 PM
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