Category: Opportunities - Charmaine Warren

NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR BAC SPACE FALL 2020 - Deadline ~ April 1

3/4/2020

BAC Space is a four-week residency offering artists time and space for creative investigation. The residency provides 120 studio hours, honorarium, documentation services, and more.

BAC Space Fall 2020 is October 19 - November 14, 2020.

Artists for the BAC Space Fall 2020 residency period will be selected through an open application process.

The deadline to apply is April 1, 2020.

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Exploring the Metropolis, Inc. (EtM) Choreographer + Composer Residencies applications now open!

3/4/2020

Exploring the Metropolis, Inc. (EtM) announces the sixth round of our Choreographer + Composer Residencies applications!

Deadline: Monday, April 6, 2020 5:00 P.M. EST

This residency provides four choreographer/composer teams (eight artists total) with free rehearsal and workspace for a three-month period.
Artists may start their residencies in October 2020 or January 2021.
The artist team will have the space to develop new work.
Each team is required to give one free public program in coordination with JCAL.
Each artist will receive a stipend of $2,000.

This is primarily a choreographic residency. Choreographers may apply individually without a composer. However, composers MUST apply with a choreographer and may not apply as individuals.

For more information, application and guidelines, click here.

Dance/NYC - Disability. Dance. Artistry.Residency Program Call for Proposals - Deadline ~ April 3

3/4/2020

Dance/NYC and its program partner Gibney are pleased to invite you to apply for the Disability. Dance. Artistry. Residency Program, made possible by the generous support of the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs CreateNYC Disability Forward Fund and the Shelley & Donald Rubin Foundation. Dance/NYC will award week-long residencies to disabled dance artists and/or integrated dance companies at Gibney from May 21, 2020 through June 20, 2020. The purpose of the residency program is to expand opportunities for dancers with disabilities, and to advance accessibility and inclusion within the larger dance, residency and presenting communities.

The Residency Program responds directly to Dance/NYC’s research, Performing Disability. Dance. Artistry. (Dance.NYC/PerformingDDA18), which underscores the need and opportunity to engage residency centers in the professional development and training of disabled artists and to provide critical training to presenters, driving mentorship and shared learning among artists and presenters.

Apply here

"Gardenship" Artist Fellows in NJ - Application Deadline March 15

3/4/2020

we're accepting applications for our next cohort of Gardenship artist fellows starting in June 2020. There is nothing else like this in NJ right now and we want to bring in and incredible crew of artists to participate.

Artists from any discipline are welcome to submit for 3-6 month full time residencies beginning on June 2, 2020. Gardenship is especially conducive to large-scale metal work and sculpture, with ample outdoor and public exhibition opportunities. Artists will be provided with a studio space, access to a fully equipped wood and metal shop as well as foundry equipment, and paid a modest monthly stipend of $300.

Studios are not lockable individually, but the space overall is secure. There are 40 total studios. There is live space available in July and August for up to three artists, but most artists will be accepted into a studio-only program. Additional funding to create onsite work on a proposal basis is available.

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Thelma Hill Performing Arts Center's "Open Call for Women Dancemakers"

2/27/2020

OPEN CALL for Women Dancemakers

As Thelma Hill Performing Arts Center prepares for its 44th season coming in June 2020, we are calling on Women dance makers to submit work to be presented in THPAC's 44th Dance festival season focused on - WOMEN IN DANCE.

Applications Open - Gibney's DiP Series - Deadline for Proposals - March 24

2/27/2020

Gibney’s Dance in Process (DiP) is designed to provide extensive, holistic support for mid-career New York-based dance artists who are in the middle stages of work on a new project.Resident Artists will each receive three weeks of exclusive, continuous access to a studio at one of Gibney’s locations, as well as a $7,500 stipend and a $2,000 allowance for artistic consultants.

During their season in residence, participating artists will also receive an additional 40 hours of discounted studio space in designated studios, as well as professional development and administrative support from Gibney staff.
Proposals are due Tuesday, March 24 at 10:00 AM EST. Please join us for two free info sessions to discuss the program and the application process, and review the application guidelines carefully before submitting your proposal.

Find out more here

SUMMER | MODULE20 with Sidra Bell Dance New York

2/13/2020

UMI AKIYOSHI PHOTOGRAPHY

SUMMER | MODULE20

Award winning biannual research laboratory with internationally recognized Sidra Bell Dance New York in New York City.
2020 Project dates: JUNE 22 - JUNE 28, 2020

Apply by APRIL 10, 2020 at
www.sidrabelldanceny.org/module.

Host Partner: CPR-Center for Performance Research.

Deeply Rooted Dance Theater - New York Summer Intensive Audition!

2/13/2020

Deeply Rooted Dance Theater Summer Dance Intensive Audition Tour

Register Online
Upcoming Audition Tour Dates

New York, NY – Feb 15, 2020
Miami, FL – Mar 20, 2020
Bowling Green, KY – Mar 21, 2020
Chicago, IL – Mar 28, 2020

For more information visit https://deeplyrooteddancetheater.org/summer-dance-intensive/

AUDITION - Dallas Black Dance Theatre - Sunday, March 22 @ Dallas, TX

2/13/2020

Call for World Dance Performers - Armitage Gone! Dance

2/5/2020

Armitage Gone! Dance seeks world dance artists for Spring 2020 Festival

Saturday, February 8 + 15
Mana Contemporary (Jersey City, NJ)
Advance registration required

Paid presented performance opportunity!

We are inviting artists who create and perform folk and classical dances from Asia, Africa and the Americas to join Armitage Gone! Dance for showcase performances in April - May 2020. Curated by choreographer Karole Armitage and held at Mana Contemporary in Jersey City, the Dare to Dance Live Festival celebrates the rich traditions of dance in the Tri-State area.

LEARN MORE + REGISTER HERE