sculpture competition (2)

3 Unusual Opportunities for Artists

  • Sculpture needed; St. Joseph Mercy Oakland
In the main lobby near the elevators is an area where a piece of sculpture is designed to be placed in a planter. We are looking for an original work selling for $10,000 that can complement a space approximately three feet in diameter and five feet tall. It should represent sacred journey and can include elements of community and spirituality, as well as serving as an iconic piece that supports the wayfinding.

Sculpture must be able to be touched and created out of metal, stone, wood, concrete, granite, mosaic, or bronze. Deadline: 6.28.13. Contact Pam Nickell, Arts Coordinator at nickell@aesthetics.net
  • The cultural community is getting excited as Grand Rapids' fabulous ARTPrize ramps up for 2013. Think you've got what it takes to win BIG bucks? Many people who participate in art fairs have taken up the challenge and joined this fabulous exhibition. In fact, one of the biggest winners was a man who drew caricatures in the mall at Christmas. So, it could be you!

ArtPrize is the world's largest art competition.

In 2012 ArtPrize awarded $560,000 in prizes. $360,000 awarded by public vote, $200,000 awarded by a select group of art experts. Here are some of the entries so far: http://www.artprize.org/entries

Learn more and apply: http://www.artprize.org

  • And here is something else really cool:

Be a part of "Detroit Performs"   On June 18th WTVS Detroit Public TV begins a new program, "Detroit Performs," a show that will tell personal stories that will inspire people to participate in the arts. Tell your story about why you create. Send an idea or pre-produced video (4-6 mins. in lenght) to  dperforms@dptv.org. If you have questions, please contact Dave Devereaux at ddevereaux@dptv.org or 248.305.3780.

 

These cool tips from the Arts Alliance newsletter: http://a3arts.org

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The 2nd annual Detroit River ArtScape, with more than $15,000 in cash awards, will be held on the 8869104292?profile=originalDetroit riverfront, June 14-23, 2013, culminating with the very successful Detroit River Days festival, June 21-23.  

  • In its second year, 15 artists will be selected to showcase their large, weather-worthy pieces, and win cash prizes of more than $15,000.
  • The purpose of the event is to promote arts and culture in Detroit and to showcase the Detroit riverfront.
  • The attraction is intended to raise the already renowned quality of programming and culture at River Days, as well as to promote the Arts to the Metro Detroit community and specifically to the 100,000 plus people who attend the River Days festival.

The 15 finalists of the Detroit River ArtScape competition will be invited by the Detroit RiverFront Conservancy to display their selected large, prize-winning artwork, before and during the River Days Festival.  These award winners will have the additional opportunity to be selected for the People’s Choice First Prize Award of $2,000. No fee to exhibit, $20 application fee.

Learn more: www.juriedartservices.com

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