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. Taxes for Artists – What you should know Presented by Joseph Popp, CPA; Rea & Associates September 10, 7:30 PM – 9:00 PM This session has been cancelled. If you would like information, please contact Deanna Poelsma, 614.221.8746. Camera Workshop: Tips & Tricks for Better Videos and Photos Presented by Matt & Nikki Swift September 19, 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM GCAC Large Conference Room, 100 East Broad Street, #2250 This presentation will provide attendees with tips and tricks for creating videos and photos that look (and sound) better no matter what kind of camera they have. All attendees should bring some kind of camera (cell phone, tablet, point and shoot camera, or camcorder) to the presentation. The presentation will go over different types of equipment and how to use them for basic digital image creation that will be useful to artist, organizations, and the general public who are looking to raise the quality of their photos and videos. Join Matt Swift, OSU Film Studies Program / The Journal of Short Film, along with his wife Nikki Swift, Nicolettecinemagraphics/ Columbus Digital for this chance to explore better video and photo creation. *Attendees should bring some kind of camera (cell phone, tablet, point and shoot camera, or camcorder) with them to the presentation. Be sure your device is charged! Please RSVP to attend this event dpoelsma@gcac.org. Walk-ins welcome, space allowing. Artists in the Community – Individual Artist support Program September 19, 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM Ohio Art League, 1552 N. High Street (http://www.ohioartleague.com) “Artists in the Community” is GCAC’s grants and services program designed to support individual artists in the Franklin County. Fellowships, supply grants and much more. Join Deanna Poelsma in this informative session where she will de-mystify GCAC’s application process and provide some one-on-one consultation in an informal environment. RSVP to attend this event to dpoelsma@gcac.org. GCAC Project Support – Grant Application Ins and Outs September 25, Noon – 1:00 PM GCAC Small Conference Room, 100 East Broad Street Suite #2250 GCAC offers quarterly project support grant application cycles. Have a project in mind? Not sure how to get started or if you qualify. You’ve read the guidelines, but can’t make sense of them. This workshop is for you! Join Ruby Harper in this informative session where she will de-mystify GCAC’s application process and provide some one-on-one consultation in an informal environment. Bring your lunch, your ideas and questions. Please RSVP to dpoelsma@gcac.org to attend this event. Walk-ins welcome, space allowing. COMING SOON!! MARK YOUR CALENDARS! October 7 – Creative Conversation - Arts, Culture and Autism (7:00 – 10:00pm; Ohio Historical Society) October 8 – Webinar: Be the Change You Want to See in Your Arts Organization: Reaching Diverse Audiences (3:00pm – 4:00pm; GCAC) October 16 – Webinar: The Basics of Local Arts Management: Board Development (3:00 – 4:00pm; GCAC) 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. ****************************************************************************************** **LOCAL OPPORTUNITIES** NEW**NEW**NEW Holiday Craftacular Columbus Craftacular Deadline: September 6, 2013 Holiday Craftacular is the 6th show put on by Columbus Craftacular. This holiday event will be surrounded by the picturesque and historic grounds of Schiller Park. It will be a beautiful day for patrons and participants to do holiday shopping with live entertainment, holiday deserts, festival foods, interactive arts stations, raffle prizes, and swag gift bags for the first 50 shoppers. Features: 40 juried artists selling indie-style to traditional art and hand made crafts 750-1000 holiday shoppers who appreciate handmade and fine arts gifts advertising on several social networks and local publications fund raiser for Schiller Park's community center by way of vendor fees artists' amenities: friendly volunteers, booth sitters, large 10x10 booth space, bright lighting, curb-side assistance for set up, on-site parking, juror selected vendors and free postcards for vendors to share
When: Thursday, September 12 4:00 - 7:00pm Where: Arts IMPACT Middle School 680 Jack Gibbs Blvd. 43215 NEW**NEW**NEW Local Playwrights Festival 2014 Evolution Theatre Company Deadline: December 1, 2013 Evolution Theatre Company is accepting new works from local playwrights to be considered for staged readings. These staged reading will be presented periodically during 2013. From the works selected for a staged reading several will then be chosen for full production during the Evolution Theatre Company's Local Playwrights Festival in April 2014. Following is the submission criteria: The playwright must be living, working or attending a college or university in Columbus or the surrounding area. The play as not had a full production. A previous reading of the work is acceptable. The play should be no longer than 30 minutes in length. The play may be a comedy or drama, no musicals. The play has no more than six characters and has minimal set, lighting, sound and costume requirements. Playwrights can submit up to three works. The works must be submitted electronically in word or pdf format to info@evolutiontheatre.org with New Works Reading in subject line. Playwrights that have their work chosen to be produced in the Festival will receive a $100 cash award.
Robert Cooperman, Director, New Works In Development Skylar Branstool, Production Manager, New Works In Development Mark Phillips Schwamberger, Producer Application Open: 2013 Media Arts Fellowship Deadline: Friday, August 30; 5:00 PM The Greater Columbus Arts Council (GCAC) and The Columbus Film Council (CFC) encourage and support cultural development in the Columbus area. In this capacity, GCAC and CFC have partnered to present the 2013 Media Arts Fellowship Program as part of the GCAC Individual Artists Fellowships. Two (2) $1,500 fellowships and one (1) $3,500 fellowship will be awarded. The awards are intended to recognize outstanding local artists. Fellowships are intended to assist in any manner they deem fit to support the creation of new works and/or the advancement of their careers. 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 (September 1, 2013 – August 30, 2014). While students are not eligible, artists may submit student work that is within the required timeframe. The application deadline is Friday, August 30, at 5:00 PM. 2013 Media Arts Fellowship finalists and recipients are invited to apply for the 2015 Artist Exchange Program, a two to three month residency in Dresden, Germany. The 2013 guide is attached for your convenience. Access to the online application is available by visiting the GCAC web site, http://www.gcac.org/grants-services/for-artists/individual-artist-fellowships/. __________________________________________________________________________________________ Cultural Arts Center Call for Artist: “You Call That Art?” Exhibition Entries Deadline: September 4, 2013 Open call to artists residing/working in central Ohio. In October, the Columbus Cultural Arts Center (our own armory building) will host a large exhibition of contemporary works by Ohio artists. “You Call That Art?” will pay homage to the seminal 1913 show but, more significantly, provide an in-depth look at the state of 21st Century Ohio. The call for art for this exhibition is in two parts: 1) A number of nationally-renowned Ohio artists have been asked to present works reflecting the significance of the 1913 show. These works will be the anchor(s) for the larger number of works anticipated from this open-call to central Ohio artists. 2) Artists submitting works for consideration by the jurors are asked to consider the importance of the 1913 Armory Show as they create works of contemporary significance, meaning, and materials. A brief (100 words) statement about how a piece might have been inspired by some aspect of the 1913 show can be included as part of an artist’s submittal. A detailed web-based history of the 1913 Armory Show is maintained by the University of Virginia at: http://xroads.virginia.edu/~museum/armory/entrance.html The Principal juror for the exhibition is Michael Goodson, Director of Exhibitions, Columbus College of Art and Design. For more information and all the details, visit http://www.culturalartscenteronline.org/open_call_to_artists __________________________________________________________________________________________ Craftin’ Outlaws Open Applications for Holiday Craft Show Deadline: September 15, 2013 If you are a crafty mind maker, read up on the FAQS page, to learn everything you need to know about submitting your application. Craftin’ Outlaws applications for the holiday show are now available! Does your business or organization want to sponsor your holiday show? Are you a collective wishing to spread the word about your group? Craftin’ Outlaws is currently looking for 2013 sponsors and partnerships, we have packages to fit all different levels of support. Contact megan@craftinoutlaws.com for more information. __________________________________________________________________________________________ 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. Share Your Information & be a Part of History Glass Axis Glass Axis is proud and excited to announce the definitive story of Columbus, Ohio’s glass studio art movement, Glass Axis: 25 Years in the History of Columbus Community Art Glass. The book, chronicled by Glass Axis founder and OSU art professor Richard Harned, along with former Glass Axis vice president Kelly Stevelt, looks at Glass Axis as a case study for what emerged as a growing glass movement in the 1980’s and 90’s throughout the United States. How you can be a part of history Share your memories (and photos if you have them) with us before July 30 and they will be considered for publication. Please email book@glassaxis.org with a brief paragraph describing your experience or a favorite memory and any book worthy images you would like to share. We also have limited time slots available at the studio or over the phone to dictate your thoughts to one of our writing assistants. Please email Jeneane Dunlap, at book@glassaxis.org to schedule. The full-color, 150-page book will be released in December and is partially funded by grants from the Greater Columbus Arts Council, the Columbus Foundation and more. Please make a donation today. All donors will be recognized in the book and contributors of $250 or more will get a free copy. Open Call for Artist of All Medium Sunbear Studios & Gallery Located on Main Street in Alexandria, Ohio, Sunbear is the working studio for Meredith Martin, pastel artist, and also a gallery dedicated to showing the original work of local and Ohio artists. Meredith is currently looking of works in all mediums; photography, painting, jewelry, fiber arts, glasswork, pottery, wood, 2-D, 3-D. For more information and questions, contact Meredith at 740-924-2656 or sunbearstudio@embarqmail.com Be sure to visit www.sunbearstudio.com, for information on gallery hours, upcoming special events, classes offered and much more! _________________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________________ Teaching Artist Registry Survey – Your input is wanted and needed! Surge Columbus: Creative Circuit for Youth is a new city-wide collaboration between the Wexner Center for the Arts, Columbus Museum of Art, Columbus Metropolitan Library, COSI, and WOSU. There will be opportunities over the coming years for artists to serve as mentors and teachers for young people at these institutions. We would like to create a registry of local artists who are interested in exploring these opportunities with one or more of these organizations. Please tell us a bit about your work and your interests if you would like to be entered into our registry of potential teaching-artist collaborators. Please find the survey here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/195YIOywiIe8-Dq5QGybRcNqhIanHkv-sJY5XXFkc_mI/viewform _________________________________________________________________________________________ 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!
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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