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| Choreographer Donald Byrd rehearses in Adams Studio |
Need space and time to work on a project?
Apply for the MacDowell Colony.
The MacDowell Colony provides time, space, and an inspiring
environment to artists of exceptional talent. A MacDowell Fellowship, or
residency, consists of exclusive use of a studio, accommodations, and three
prepared meals a day for up to eight weeks. There are no residency fees. More info: APPLY
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| Tom of Finland, Untitled (Detail), 1978, Marker on paper, |
Tom of Finland wants you to sell your erotic art!
West Hollywood- Los Angeles, Erotic Art Fair Weekend September 28-30, 2012
The Weekend provides a unique opportunity for artists from
around the world to display and sell their erotic work to the public.
Every medium is welcomed — painting, drawing, sculpture, photography, mixed media and digital work. The Foundation’s staff curates the Fair to ensure a variety of styles and media and strives to include work representing all genders and sexual orientations. More info: Visit here.
Every medium is welcomed — painting, drawing, sculpture, photography, mixed media and digital work. The Foundation’s staff curates the Fair to ensure a variety of styles and media and strives to include work representing all genders and sexual orientations. More info: Visit here.
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| William H. Johnson, c. 1918 |
Are you an early career Africain American artist working in
painting, photography, sculpture, printmaking, installation, and/or new genre? Apply for the 2012 William H. Johnson Prize.
Deadline is September 28. The 2012 William H. Johnson Prize
is 25,000 USD and the winner will be announced later in the year.
The William H. Johnson Foundation for the Arts is a nonprofit, tax-exempt organization that seeks to encourage African American artists early in their careers through its annual award. The award is named after William H. Johnson, an African American artist born in Florence, South Carolina in 1901 who although acknowledged as the most talented artist in his class of 1926, was passed over for a traveling scholarship, most likely because of his race. Rather than see Johnson struggle in the United States, his teacher, Charles Hawthorne, gave Johnson 1000 USD so that Johnson could travel to Europe. This act of faith and generosity was pivotal in Johnson's life, for it provided the seed from which his career flourished. Apply online at www.whjohnsongrant.org
The William H. Johnson Foundation for the Arts is a nonprofit, tax-exempt organization that seeks to encourage African American artists early in their careers through its annual award. The award is named after William H. Johnson, an African American artist born in Florence, South Carolina in 1901 who although acknowledged as the most talented artist in his class of 1926, was passed over for a traveling scholarship, most likely because of his race. Rather than see Johnson struggle in the United States, his teacher, Charles Hawthorne, gave Johnson 1000 USD so that Johnson could travel to Europe. This act of faith and generosity was pivotal in Johnson's life, for it provided the seed from which his career flourished. Apply online at www.whjohnsongrant.org
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