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Member-submitted Resources
This page is not intended as an endorsement by Summit Art or the International Equine Art and Historical Association. This is a list of helpful resources that members are sharing with each other.
If you have a resource you would like to share with the membership, please let Ramon know and he wil forward it to be added to this list. If you are looking for a resource for a specific item or service we can ask the membership to see if anyone has a solution for you.
Ramon Magee / e-mail Ramon
Omi International Art Center, Ghent, NY
Deadline: on-going
Architecture Omi is offering 120 acres of land at its international facilities in Ghent, New York, for use by arts groups and organizations, museums, collectors, galleries, and entrepreneurial creators to explore the many intersecting relationships between architects and artists. The spectrum of concepts goes from a structure as a work of art itself, to the design of structures meant to contain works of art and new art forms. How are the margins blurring, conjoining, arguing and becoming realized in the 21st century context.
The Program has defined four classifications for submission consideration: 1-Pavilions, 2- Private Collection Museum, 3- Transit Sculpture, 4- Earthworks.
A familiarity with new art and architecture activity is necessary for each category, but the flight of imagination is unlimited. Please take a look at our http://www.artomi.org/architecture.htm. webpage for more details and consider ways that you may help in this collaboration program and for brief submission guidelines. For information write to architecture@artomi.org.
NAC and the University of Nebraska-Lincoln announce a new 1% for Art project call for photographers living in Nebraska, Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, South Dakota and Wyoming. The project committee is looking for silver print photographs to display in the new physics building on the city campus. The desired artworks' subject matter/theme will best reflect the culture and landscape of the immediate regional area. This call is for artwork available for direct purchase.
Total budget: $5,000. (Budget intended to allow for potential purchase of several works; exact number to be selected for project depends on artwork applications received for consideration.)
Application deadline: July 21, 2010Artists apply online at NAC's SlideRoom portal: http://nebraska.slideroom.com
More information is available from JD Hutton (see contact info below), or at the NAC website 1% Current Projects pageA nominal fee of $5 will be required for online processing service.
We look forward to hearing from you’Äî and feel free to share this with your photographer friends,
J.D. Hutton
Artist Services and Communications Manager
Nebraska Arts Council
1004 Farnam Street, Plaza Level
Omaha, Nebraska 68102-1885
(402) 595-2142
NEW EMAIL: jayne.hutton@nebraska.gov
