Tyler
Today's model was Tyler, another excellent model from the Guild.
And this from Southern Exposure which is now open!
Southern Exposure (soex.org) is pleased to announce a $50,000 gift from the Graue Family Foundation to support its public art initiative SoEx Off-Site and the creation of a new public art award, The Graue Award. This new award will allow Southern Exposure to offer an annual $15,000 prize to an emerging artist to develop and create a new public art project in the San Francisco Bay Area.
With the support of The Graue Family Foundation, Southern Exposure will commission two major public projects in the Bay Area in 2011 and 2012 through two annual open calls for proposals. In each round of this program, SoEx will select one project for realization and offer a $15,000 award. The winning projects will be selected by a jury of artists who sit on Southern Exposure’s Curatorial Committee.
SoEx Off-Site, founded in 2005, seeks to commission and present new work by emerging artists that intervenes and interacts in the social and political spheres beyond the space of gallery. SoEx supports and encourages these practices as few venues support emerging artists working in the public realm. The artists selected through the program will make a proposal and develop and present their work in the San Francisco Bay Area. Previous experience working in public spaces is not essential for selection in this program.
This new phase of SoEx Off-Site re-affirms Southern Exposure’s commitment to supporting artists working in the public realm. Southern Exposure has commissioned and presented public projects with a wide range of artists including Neighborhood Public Radio, Lee Walton, Glowlab, Kate Pocrass/Mundane Journeys, The San Francisco Bureau of Urban Secrets, Red76, Instant Coffee, Packard Jennings, Natalie Jeremijenko, Futurefarmers, Rebar, Preemptive Media, Bruce Tomb, Christian Nold, and more.
For more information see the attached PDF summary, guidelines, and application.
As we are hoping to receive a high volume of diverse submissions from all over the world, we hope that you will forward the attached PDF guidelines and application to affiliated artists or post it on your website or in your bulletin so it that it is publicly accessible. The first deadline for submissions is Wednesday, May 26, 2010 by 5:00pm. For more information please visit soex.org.
Thank you so much for helping to get the word out!
Sincerely,
Maysoun Wazwaz
Exhibitions Program Manager
And this from Southern Exposure which is now open!
Southern Exposure (soex.org) is pleased to announce a $50,000 gift from the Graue Family Foundation to support its public art initiative SoEx Off-Site and the creation of a new public art award, The Graue Award. This new award will allow Southern Exposure to offer an annual $15,000 prize to an emerging artist to develop and create a new public art project in the San Francisco Bay Area.
With the support of The Graue Family Foundation, Southern Exposure will commission two major public projects in the Bay Area in 2011 and 2012 through two annual open calls for proposals. In each round of this program, SoEx will select one project for realization and offer a $15,000 award. The winning projects will be selected by a jury of artists who sit on Southern Exposure’s Curatorial Committee.
SoEx Off-Site, founded in 2005, seeks to commission and present new work by emerging artists that intervenes and interacts in the social and political spheres beyond the space of gallery. SoEx supports and encourages these practices as few venues support emerging artists working in the public realm. The artists selected through the program will make a proposal and develop and present their work in the San Francisco Bay Area. Previous experience working in public spaces is not essential for selection in this program.
This new phase of SoEx Off-Site re-affirms Southern Exposure’s commitment to supporting artists working in the public realm. Southern Exposure has commissioned and presented public projects with a wide range of artists including Neighborhood Public Radio, Lee Walton, Glowlab, Kate Pocrass/Mundane Journeys, The San Francisco Bureau of Urban Secrets, Red76, Instant Coffee, Packard Jennings, Natalie Jeremijenko, Futurefarmers, Rebar, Preemptive Media, Bruce Tomb, Christian Nold, and more.
For more information see the attached PDF summary, guidelines, and application.
As we are hoping to receive a high volume of diverse submissions from all over the world, we hope that you will forward the attached PDF guidelines and application to affiliated artists or post it on your website or in your bulletin so it that it is publicly accessible. The first deadline for submissions is Wednesday, May 26, 2010 by 5:00pm. For more information please visit soex.org.
Thank you so much for helping to get the word out!
Sincerely,
Maysoun Wazwaz
Exhibitions Program Manager
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