Oppart Series (Opportunities for Artists)
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Greater Columbus Arts Council OPPArt Series (Opportunities for Artists) What is the OPPArt Series? GCAC’s OPPArt Series is a way for local artists and creative people to connect with each other and further themselves and their work through professional workshops, roundtable discussions, social events and more. Join us for one, two or all of the events listed below. Events are free unless otherwise noted.
614-221-8406. COMING SOON!! MARK YOUR CALENDARS! June 25 – Art in the Garden (Evening Event; Arter Residence) Artist Development Workshop: Getting Started on Etsy Presented in partnership with Ohio Designer Craftsmen May 9, 6:00 – 9:00 PM Ohio Craft Museum, 1665 W. Fifth Avenue Have you thought about selling your work online? This workshop, led by artist Larry Watson, is all about Etsy, the online marketplace focused on handmade art and craft. Originally launched in June of 2005, the site hosted over $800 million in artists’ sales last year. Etsy.com offers many tools and techniques to help you reach nearly four million shoppers. Join us to learn all you need to get started with your own shop and sell the things you love to make. You will learn: How to set up your site and start selling How to make your products look their best How to make your shop profitable After Larry, Etsy Team Columbus will speak about their mentoring and support services for local Etsy sellers, and tell you about their events for artist in Central Ohio. Before the workshop, see The Best of 2013. This annual juried members’ exhibition features 100 works in clay, glass, metal, fiber, wood, and mixed media, on view through June 23rd. Pre-registration is required, please call 614-486-4402 to sign up. This workshop costs $25 for members of ODC and the GCAC OPPArt Group, and $30 for non-members. Taxes for Artists – What you should know Presented by Mark Van Benschoten, CPA; Director of Not-for-Profit Services at Rea & Associates May 21, 7:30 – 9:00 PM Jazz Academy, 760 East Long Street, 4th Flr Conf Rm There’s a lot more to being an artist than creating art – especially from a tax perspective. Do you have to file a return? Are you classifying your income and expenses appropriately? Are you getting all the deductions you could, like for supplies, mileage, advertising and training? Do you face any potential employment tax issues? In this presentation, Mark will teach artists and art students about the “business” of being an artist. Join Mark Van Benschoten, CPA; Director of Not-for-Profit Services at Rea & Associates, for this informative session. Please RSVP to attend this event to Ruby Harper at rharper@gcac.org. Walk-ins welcome, space allowing. SEEKING SESSION PROPOSALS! We want to hear from you! As GCAC continues to evolve the OPPArt series, we are continuing the monthly roundtable discussion sessions on the third Thursday of every month in 2013. The sessions are open to be led by local artists on any topic of interest. Submissions are being accepted on an ongoing basis. Please include your contact information, topic heading and description, speaker(s) or activity outline and 2 choices of month for scheduling. For month information or questions, call or e-mail Ruby Harper at rharper@gcac.org or 614-221-8406. SEEKING INFORAMTION & UPDATES for AVAILABLE SPACE! We are currently updating our research on available sites and spaces in Columbus. The current listing can be accessed on our website. We are looking for spaces of all sizes and function. If you have or know of space suitable for workshops, meetings, studios, gallery exhibitions, rehearsal, performance, recording, or if you have an update to your existing listing, we’d like to hear from you. Please send an email to Deanna Poelsma at dpoelsma@gcac.org and include the following details: The name of the organization that provides the space The type of space being provided; workshop, meeting, studio, gallery, and if it is multi functional Location Hours of availability for renting, leasing, or volunteering the space Who to contact to reserve the space and include the costs if any Perks; does the organization provide tables & chairs, equipment, extended hours, free parking etc. We truly appreciate your time and assistance with this. ****************************************************************************************** **LOCAL OPPORTUNITIES** NEW**NEW**NEW Check out the New Classes at Clayspace! New classes started April 29th Schedule of the evening classes Monday…….beginning potter’s wheel class Tuesday……hand building and potter’s wheel Wednesday…..intermediate potter’s wheel Thursday…..slab building Registration for an 8 week class is only $240 person! It includes 25 lbs of clay, glazes, firing, open studio time during the session and a student gallery show and raku firing at the end of the session. Evening classes meet from 6:30-9:00 PM once a week for 8 weeks. Classes are small, ensuring students a high level of individual attention. For all the information on classes, workshops, and even private workshops, visit www.clayspace831.com __________________________________________________________________________________________ NEW**NEW**NEW Urban Arts Space Call for Entries Deadline: October 1, 2013 Urban Arts Space welcomes proposals for exhibitions, collections, installations, residencies, and performances. Applicants are strongly encouraged to consider how the proposed project is compatible with the Space’s mission to challenge our ways of thinking about the performing and visual arts, and to explore opportunities for community partnerships, outreach and related public programming. We now have an annual call for entries deadline. Proposals for upcoming exhibitions will be accepted through October 1, 2013. Project proposal application materials will be posted soon. __________________________________________________________________________________________ Momentum Call for Volunteers! Momentum, celebrating its 10th anniversary, is a program of dance education that uses movement, music and performance to develop life and leadership skills in 800 children through weekly dance classes during the school day. They are in need of volunteers for an upcoming performance! You are needed to guide 25 awesome 4th and 5th grade boys and girls and their school teacher backstage at the Capital Theatre on May 13th and 14th OR May 16th and 17th from 9am-3pm during their Momentum rehearsals and performances. If you enjoy working with kids, and are available one or both of those two time periods, we’d love to have you. Please contact Monica Kridler at 614-314-8251 or Monica@momentum-excellence.org. A catered lunch and a t-shirt will be provided. The spring in your step and gladness in your heart is a sure thing. __________________________________________________________________________________________
You MUST pre-register to have your portfolio reviewed! http://bit.ly/cdigBehance Jennifer Deafenbaugh Visual+Interactive Storyteller Jennifer@ittybittystudio.com 614-323-2123 __________________________________________________________________________________________ SEEKING 10 OHIO HIGH SCHOOLS TO REPRESENT OHIO’S 1.8 MILLION STUDENTS! IS A HIGH SCHOOL IN YOUR DISTRICT THE PERFECT MATCH? Ohio Citizens for the Arts Foundation, in partnership with the Ohio Arts Council, offers a unique community service opportunity for high school students in conjunction with Ohio’s annual Arts Day and Governor’s Awards for the Arts in Ohio. Ten high schools from around the state will be chosen to send a team of six students to Columbus to serve as student advocates. These students will participate in a range of activities highlighting the value and importance of the arts and arts education as a part of a complete curriculum. This is a valuable opportunity for your students to participate in the democratic process in a way that is personally meaningful to them. You are invited to express your interest in having your students participate in Arts Day 2013 to be held in Columbus on Wednesday, May 15th. Please respond by writing a brief statement of your interest in participating and what you hope to achieve through the student advocates program by November 19, 2012 via email, fax, or US mail (contact information can be found at the close of this message.) High school selections will be made by the end of November from those indicating their interest to participate. WHAT: Arts Day 2013 Student Advocate Program WHEN: Wednesday, May 15, 2013 9:00 AM – 1:30 PM WHERE: Vern Riffe Center for Government and the Arts and the Ohio Statehouse Columbus, Ohio ACTIVITIES: Students attend on advocacy briefing Students meet with state legislators or their aids to advocate for the arts and arts education Students attend the Governor’s Awards for the Arts and Arts Day Luncheon with members of the state legislature Students tour state buildings OPPORTUNITIES: Collaborate among academic departments within the high school (ex. Arts, government, and language arts) Host a member of the Ohio House of Representatives and/or Senate in your school for a pre-Arts Day orientation to discuss the role of a legislator in the school and arts funding process Raise student awareness of the legislative process and citizens’ participation in government Receive positive recognition for your school Make an important contribution to the continuation of state funding for the arts and arts education REQUIREMENTS: Six (6) students who demonstrate an interest in the arts and the day’s activities Advance preparation by students: identify and write their Ohio legislators School-provide release time for: a) two-hour in-school legislative visit and advocacy training and b) trip to Columbus on Arts Day School-provided transportation to Columbus for students and accompanying adult(s) Teacher and/or school administrator to “advise” the student participation and serve as a liaison with the Arts Day Committee member CONTACT INFORMATION: Janelle Hallett, Member Services Director Email: Janelle@ohiocitizensforhearts.org Telephone: 614.221.4064 Fax: 614.241.5329 Ohio Citizens for the Arts Foundation 77 South High Street, 2nd Floor Columbus, Ohio 43215 __________________________________________________________________________________________ Roy G BIV Call-For-Entries: 2014 Exhibition Season Deadline: Saturday May 25th, 2013 Received or Postmarked ROY G BIV Gallery is a nonprofit art gallery located in the historic Short North neighborhood of Columbus, Ohio. Founded in 1989, ROY G BIV is known for presenting innovative contemporary art by emerging artists from around the world. Jurors Sam Gould (Co-founder of Red76, editor of Journal of Radical Shimming, and visiting faculty at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston), Rebecca Ibel (Director and Curator at the Pizzuti Collection, former owner of Rebecca Ibel Gallery), and Brad Troemel (Artist and writer, NYU Instructor, and contributor to Jogging, Dis Magazine, and Art Fag City) will select the exhibiting artists. Each selected artist will be grouped with one to two other artists to show at ROY’s High Street gallery space. Group show proposals will be accepted. There is a $25.00 entry fee for non-members; the entry fee is waived for student-level and above members of ROY. Collected fees go toward supporting ROY’s programming throughout the year. To be considered, artists MUST complete the online submission form, visit http://roygbivgallery.org/cfe2014/ __________________________________________________________________________________________ Attention local, regional, and national artists…. Cultural Arts Center is searching for Workshop Instructors Deadline to apply June 17, 2013 (For Session 3) Teach a Workshop at the Cultural Arts Center: CAC is launching a year-round series of world-class workshops in the Visual Arts: To spark imagination and creativity To provide a space to share talents and skills To encourage participation in the arts We are looking for teaching artists to submit proposals for top –quality, hands-on experiences in a broad array of media geared toward the novice, intermediate and advance adult learner. Session 1 – January 21 thru April 27, 2013 (Deadline to apply November 28, 2012) Session 2 – April 29 thru August 17, 2013 (Deadline to apply March 4, 2013) Session 3 – August 18 thru December 21, 2013 (Deadline to apply June 17, 2013) Workshop Coordinator Eric Rausch @ ewrausch@columbus.gov Cultural Arts Center 139 West Main Street www.CulturalArtsCenterOnline.org __________________________________________________________________________________________ Greater Columbus Arts Council APPLICATION OPEN: 2013 Visual Arts Fellowship Deadline: Friday, June 28, at 5:00 PM The Greater Columbus Arts Council (GCAC) in partnership with the Columbus Museum of Art (CMA) is currently accepting applications for visual artists for its 2013 Visual Arts Fellowships. Artists must be a Franklin County resident for a minimum of one (1) year to apply for the fellowships and remain a resident for the grant period if selected as a recipient. While students are not eligible, artists may submit student work that is within the required timeframe. The application deadline is Friday, June 28, at 5:00 PM. GCAC will award four (4) $5,000 fellowships in 2013. The Visual Arts categories are 2 and 3-dimensional visual arts, photography, and crafts. These awards, based on the quality of work created within the last three years, assist artists in the creation of new work and the advancement of their careers. Through the recognition of individual creative work and artistic enterprise, the Columbus area remains a vital place where artists can live and work. Applicants who make it to the final round of consideration for the Visual Arts Fellowships will be invited to apply for the Artist Exchange Program, a 2-3 month residency in Dresden, Germany. Recipients of the 2013 fellowships and Artist Exchange participants will be featured in an exhibition at the Columbus Museum of Art in the summer of 2014. Access to the online application and 2013 guide is available by visiting the GCAC web site, www.gcac.org or contacting GCAC Grants & Services department. __________________________________________________________________________________________ Columbus Film Council Columbus International Film + Video Festival Deadline: July 1, 2013 The 61st Columbus International Film + Video Festival, aka The Chris Awards is accepting entries now through July 1 for its 2013 Festival. Entry from and instructions are available HERE! $1,500 Greater Columbus Arts Council Travel Award $1,000 Stonewall Columbus Travel Award $1,000 Puffin Foundation West Ltd Award $3,000 Mojo filter Film Treatment Award $13,000 Footage Firm/Video Blocks Stock Footage Awards 1st Early Bird Deadline is April 1 2nd Early Bird Deadline is May 1 Finale deadline is July 1 Susan B. Halpern, Executive Director The Columbus International Film + Video Festival Columbus Film Council 1021 East Broad Street Columbus, Ohio 43205 614-444-7460 www.chrisawards.org __________________________________________________________________________________________ The National Endowment for the Arts FY 2014 Grants for Arts Projects guidelines Application guidelines for the next round of Grants for Arts Projects are now available on the NEA’s website. To view the guidelines, go to www.arts.gov/grants/apply, select the field or discipline most relevant to your project, and choose Grants for Arts Projects from the list of funding opportunities. FY 2014 Grants and Projects guidelines are available as well. Deadlines: Art Works (March 7 AND August 8, 2013) and Challenge America (May 23, 2013). Go HERE, and simply click on the discipline you intend to apply under for the links to those respective guidelines. Discipline Art Works Deadline Arts Education August 8th Dance August 8th Design August 8th Folk & Traditional Arts August 8th Literature August 8th Local Arts Agencies August 8th Media Arts August 8th Museums August 8th Music August 8th Opera August 8th Presenting & Multidisciplinary Works August 8th Theater & Musical Theater August 8th Visual Arts August 8th __________________________________________________________________________________________ Columbus Digital | the Central Ohio Adobe User Group Come join us on the first Tuesday of every month, at Brother’s Drake Meadery, for presentation night & happy hour, 26 E. 5th Avenue Columbus, Ohio 6:00 PM, join us for a glass of mead & light snacks 7:00 PM, the presentations start – 3X20-minutes talks on different Adobe tolls and other creative technologies 8:15 PM, we give things out that our sponsors give to us…then networking ‘til 9 or so Creative professionals of all sorts are encouraged to attend, including: designers, web and interactive developers and video/motion graphic artists. If you’d like to be considered as a speaker or learn how to become a sponsor, please email artIsLove@ittybittystudio.com www.columbusdigitial.org http://www.facebook.com/groups/289205344448067 ___________________________________________________________________________________ Ohio Cultural Data Project Learn more about making your organization’s data work for you! New User Orientation We recommend a New User Orientation if your organization is new to the CDP or if you need a refresher on data entry. This training session will provide an overview of the history and goals of the Ohio CDP as well as an introduction to the types of data collected. The New User Orientation will walk participants through the process of entering data, applying to participating funders and generating reports. Please feel free to attend with additional staff and board members. Reports Orientation The Reports Orientation will give an overview of the available reports and is most useful for organizations that have already completed a Data Profile and are ready to use the reports. Now that more than 450+ arts and cultural organizations are participating in the Ohio CDP, you are able to run reports comparing your organization against others throughout Ohio, as well as California, Illinois, Massachusetts, Maryland, New York and Pennsylvania! Get Started. Register Today. You can participate in WEB-BASED CDP Orientation sessions from your home or office computer. Once registered and one day prior to the training session, you will be sent a link to connect to this training session online. During the online session, the CDP associate will conduct the CDP New User Orientation, during which you will be able to ask questions and learn more about the CDP.
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