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From: Hannah
Firth
To: Artists.National
Sent: Monday, September 06, 2004 2:34 PM
Subject: Residency: Deadline Friday 10th September PLEASE FORWARD TO ANYONE YOU THINK MIGHT BE INTERESTED. THANK
YOU!CHAPTER RESIDENCY AND SOLO EXHIBITION Applications are invited from artists for a residency and solo exhibition at Chapter Arts Centre in Cardiff, UK. It is anticipated that the residency will be for a period of three months between November 2004 and February 2005. The solo exhibition will be held at Chapter Gallery between 5 February and 13 March 2005. ABOUT CHAPTERChapter Arts Centre was established in
1971 and houses a large gallery, 50 studios, two cinemas and a theatre with
several rehearsal and residency spaces. In addition, the centre has a busy bar
and caf� and is a meeting point for artists and cultural organisations from all
over the UK and Europe.ABOUT THE GALLERYChapter Gallery runs an ambitious
contemporary visual art programme at the heart of which is support of artists.
This is achieved through commissioning new work, touring exhibitions, developing
a programme of national and international residencies, publishing, and creating
forums for critical reflection via commissioned essays and a programme of talks
and events. Recent and forthcoming projects include: Olaf Breuning, Mariele Neudecker, Shizuka Yokomizo, Anna Bjerger, Beagles & Ramsay, Yael Bartana, Paul Carter, Geraint Evans, Andre Stitt and Simon Pope. A complete exhibition archive is available at www.chapter.org ABOUT THE RESIDENCY AND EXHIBITIONChapter Gallery is
offering the residency for a period of three months between November 2004 and
February 2005 (tba). It is anticipated that the successful artist will relocate
to Cardiff full time for the period of the residency but in exceptional
circumstances we will consider that the residency might be undertaken on a
part-time basis.The studio at Chapter is based across the road from the gallery, and access is available between 8.30am and 10.30pm. The building is secured and alarmed. Chapter Gallery will cover costs for normal usage of heat and light in the studio. The gallery at Chapter is approximately 225 m2 and the successful artist will be able to utilise the entire space if required. The gallery is a flexible space and Chapter will provide technical and curatorial support. ARTIST�S FEEChapter will pay an artist�s fee of �2,500
(approx. 3,738 Euros) for the period of the residency. This is to cover the
costs of accommodation, travel, stipend, artist�s exhibition fee and materials
towards the production and presentation of new work for exhibition at Chapter.
All other costs, except for normal exhibition costs, will be borne by the artist. TO APPLY FOR THE RESIDENCY AND SOLO EXHIBITIONChapter
invites interested artists to send a CV, no more than 10 images (either on 35mm
slide or on Mac compatible disk), VHS or DVDs, press cuttings, and a cover
letter that explains your reasons for applying to this
residency.Selection will be made by Hannah Firth, curator at Chapter, and writer and curator Patricia Ellis. Amongst many projects, Ellis curated the British Exhibition for the Albanian Biennale in 2001, and the UK Exhibition for the ArtKliazma Moscow International Art Festival 2003. Since 1998, she has written over 40 catalogues for international institutions including Chapter, The Saatchi Gallery, ICA, The Van Abbemuseum, and La Fondazione Belvinacqua La Masa, and has recently written 2 books: 100: Work That Changed British Art, and Interview With Painting. If you have any specific queries about the residency please contact Hannah Firth on 029 2031 1055 or email [EMAIL PROTECTED]. Please submit information by midday on Friday 10 September 2004.
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Title: Residency: Deadline Friday 10th September
