​Movement Research is hiring an Artists of Color Council Coordinator. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled. Interviews to take place the week of Oct. 21st. Position starts upon hiring.

• This position is currently approximately 5-8 hours per week. 
• Compensation is $25/hour. 
• Employee receives free access to Movement Research classes and selected workshops.

​To apply, please email the following materials to work@movementresearch.org with “Artists of Color Council Coordinator” in the subject line:

• Resume
• Cover letter detailing your reasons for applying and suitability for this position.
• Name, title, organization, email, and phone number for 2-3 professional references.

Movement Research (MR) continuously seeks to engage a more diverse and inclusive participant body and strives to recognize individuality and create equal opportunities for all, regardless of race, class, gender, disability status, ethnicity, sexuality, or age. MR is committed to maintaining a strong connection to an existing diverse community of experimental artists and audiences, while at the same time expanding its definition of experimentation to more broadly include working within and pushing the boundaries of all movement-based forms. MR recognizes the incredible need to diversify the range of aesthetics and cultural and socio-economic backgrounds represented on NYC stages, and strongly encourages applications from individuals aligned with this vision.

Email inquiries only, please; no phone calls.

CPR’s Artist-in-Residence Open Call 2020

CPR – Center for Performance Research’s Artist-in-Residence (AiR) program seeks to support a wide range of artists from emerging choreographers to established companies, working within the various aspects of dance and performance. Since its inception in 2012, with the generous support of The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, CPR’s AiR Program has provided up to 15 artists per year (selected by invitation) with 100 hours of deeply subsidized rehearsal hours at advanced booking. In an effort to create a more inclusive and equitable selection process, we are piloting an open call application by a peer artist committee this year. The committee will review applications, and through a scoring and discussion process, select CPR’s AiRs for 2020. Using this approach, CPR aspires to increase visibility, opportunities, and resources for a diverse range of dance artists in the field.

Our 2020 AiR Program will provide 10 artists with an increase of deeply subsidized rehearsal hours (150) with advance booking privileges and a $1,000 stipend. Artists will have opportunities to share their current practice with the larger CPR and NYC dance communities, have several informal opportunities for community engagement, and receive complimentary time in the large studio to share their practice with other AiRs. The 2020 AiR application and full description can be found here.
 
Eligible applicants include those who have had their dance work publicly presented, and have not been CPR AiRs more than once. 
Applications will be accepted until 11:59pm on October 4, 2019.

Email programs@cprnyc.org with any questions.
CPR’s AiR program is supported by Dance/NYC’s New York City Rehearsal Space Subsidy Program, an initiative made possible by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. Additional funding generously provided by the Howard Gilman Foundation, Mertz Gilmore Foundation, and the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs.
2020 Artist-in-Residence Application

FLUID BLACK :: DANCE BACK - CALL FOR PROPOSALS​

The Collegium for African Diaspora Dance (CADD) fourth bi-annual conference aims to provoke enlivened discussions on the power and politics of global Black Dance by bringing together scholars, practitioners, educators, and other stakeholders for three days of intellectual and artistic inspiration. 

Fluid Black::Dance Back
Move between worlds - worldmaking in motion. 
Flip the Script.
Do what you need to do, dance towards truth.
Justice, Pain, and Black Resiliency.
IT MATTERS that we dance, and we dance back. ​

CADD 2020 takes place 21-23 February 2020. 

The deadline for submissions is October 11, 2019.

Three Positions: Development and Fundraising Manager (FTE), Bookkeeper (PTE) & Fellos and Interns (paid positions/PTE)
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APPLY FOR POP: PERFORMANCE OPPORTUNITY PROJECT​
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PERFORMANCE DATES AVAILABLE JAN-FEB 2020
POP: Performance Opportunity Project serves the dance community by providing space, support, and subsidized theater rental rates for performances to non-profit companies and individual dance artists. Apply now for available weekends this winter!

​FIND OUT MORE HERE

A RESIDENCY, PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM, & PERFORMANCE OPPORTUNITY THAT SUPPORTS EARLY-CAREER ARTISTS.

​Emphasizing the articulation of a choreographer’s ideas in both movement and language, Work Up artists are selected through a two-tiered application process including a written submission and a live audition.

Nine works will be selected for presentation on three shared programs in March 2020. Selected artists receive a $1,000 performance fee, 30 hours of granted rehearsal space, and professional development opportunities at Gibney throughout the season.

HOW TO APPLY

​This year’s application process will function differently than past years. An application lottery will open at 10:00 am on Thursday, September 12, and remain open for 24 hours. Artists who would like to apply may use the lottery form to submit their contact information during this time. Artists who are selected through this lottery will then be invited to submit a full application.
The application questions and program guidelines are available now, and we will host two free info sessions prior to the lottery to help you prepare.

DANCE ADVANCEMENT FUND

Call for Proposals
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Dance/NYC invites metropolitan New York City area dance makers with operating budgets between $25,000 and $1 million to submit proposals for two-year general support awards of $5,000–$15,000 annually, from January 1, 2020, through December 31, 2021.

Amounts will be determined on a sliding scale based on grantees’ total expense budget range for 2018: $25,000-$99,999; $100,000-$249,999; $250,000-$499,999; and $500,000-$1,000,000.

​Find out more here