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Exhibitions and Installations
Registration deadline: February 22, 2011 This category provides support to organizations that offer exhibitions and installations of original work by living artists. A minimum of four exhibitions, scheduled during the applicant's request year, is required. Exhibitions must demonstrate a sound intellectual premise and advance the public's understanding of contemporary art practices. Material that provides a curatorial explanation of each exhibition is required of all applicants. Visual Arts encourages professional curatorial practice - staff or guest curators should not include their own work in the proposed exhibitions. Funds are available for fees to participating artists, materials, curator fees, catalogue expenses, and essayists' fees. The applicant organization, not the artists, is responsible for all shipping, preparatory expenses of artwork, press and publicity costs. Requests for both solo and group exhibitions are eligible. The exhibition space must be separate and distinct from other areas in the facility. Application Instructions The online application form includes the questions below. Applicants are also required to submit: online Organizational Budget for the current fiscal year, Project Budget (please use the Budget Notes section to detail income and expense items), Cultural Data Project Report and support materials. Please note that your request amount should not exceed 50% of the total Project Budget. First-time applicants are required to call staff before the registration deadline. Application Narrative Questions Artistic/Programmatic 1. Exhibition Plans 2. Curatorial Overview Managerial/Fiscal 3. Finances/Board Involvement 4. Artists' Fees and Related Support Service to the Public 5. Audience/Marketing 6. Online Resources 7. Public Education Support Materials 8. Support Materials Support Material Support materials must be postmarked, hand-delivered or made available online by the deadline. Please direct them to your appropriate contact at: NYSCA, 175 Varick Street, 3rd Floor, New York, NY 10014 or khelmerson@nysca.org or cleahy@nysca.org. IMPORTANT NOTE: Refer to the Instructions for Work Samples and Support Materials prior to submission. NYSCA encourages the submission of Web-based Work Samples and Support Material whenever possible. 1. Up to 10 images of a representative sample of work in the proposed exhibitions. 2. Representative sample of the organization's brochures and marketing flyers. Do not send press coverage, reviews or notices. 3. Please provide an exhibition schedule for the proposed year of activity and any comments relating to the schedule, including: date of exhibition(s), minimum and maximum artist's fees, title of exhibition(s), names of curator(s) and artists involved in the exhibition. Note those artists confirmed to date. |
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