Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) seeks four highly qualified and experienced Teaching Artists who specialize in teaching poetry, spoken word, and/or theater, emphasizing BIPOC and LGBTQ+ playwrights in an 8th-12th grade setting during the 2022-2023 academic year. 

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The Queens Museum is excited to announce an Open Call for the following opportunities:
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In Situ Artist Fellowship is a two-year fellowship (October 2022-September 2024) for three artists to receive rent-free studio space and an annualized salaried position at $45,000 per year with full benefits. Artists will develop their practice in collaboration with specific areas of the Museum’s work and Queens constituencies, prioritizing co-creation, relationship building, research and ambitious experimentation. Artists will also develop a solo exhibition to open in Spring 2024. Application Deadline: August 14, 2022, 11:59pm EST Click here to learn more about the In Situ Artist Fellowship

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Assistant Curator
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Ballet Hispánico is seeking male and female dancers to join the Professional Company immediately. Auditions will be held on Monday, August 15, 2022 at 167 W. 89th Street, NYC. All dancers must register prior to the audition. For more information and to register, visit ballethispanico.org/audition.

Members of the Company perform on New York City’s greatest stages, tour nationwide, and are an integral part of Ballet Hispánico’s community engagement programs.

Due to the high volume of people anticipated, dancers will be designated a time slot between 10:30am-1:30pm. Dancers will receive an email confirming Ballet Hispánico received their form, and a second email within 48 hours containing their check-in time for the audition. If no email with a check-in time is received after 48 hours, please email auditions@ballethispanico.org.

There is NO FEE to attend this audition. Dancers are REQUIRED to provide a negative COVID test (taken within 24 hours of the audition) and proof of vaccination upon arrival to the audition. To locate a testing site, visit NYC Testing Locations or LabQ Testing Locations.

New York Live Arts’ Fresh Tracks Residency & Performance program is a season-long residency for emerging movement-based artists in support of new work creation and professional development. This season marks the 58th year of Fresh Tracks, which was a signature program of Dance Theater Workshop created in 1965 to bring new choreographic artistry to the forefront.

Five artists will be selected for the program and receive a 50-hour studio residency, $3000 fee, guidance from Artistic Advisor nia love, professional development workshops led by renowned professionals from the field, exclusive access to Live Arts’ Communications, Development, Production and Programming staff, a Live Core Artist Membership and a fully-produced shared program in the New York Live Arts theater.

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​THE JOFFREY BALLET CONCERT GROUP, BRADLEY SHELVER, ARTISTIC DIRECTOR ANNOUNCES THE NEW 
CREATIVE MOVERS CHOREOGRAPHIC INITIATIVE - A Search for Dancemakers of the Future

Deadline to apply: August 1, 2022

The Joffrey Ballet Concert Group announces an exciting new program: the Creative Movers Choreographic Initiative, a search for the dance makers of the future. Two New York and Tristate-area choreographers will be awarded the creative time and space to produce a new work for the Joffrey Ballet Concert Group.

Choreographers in contemporary, modern, or contemporary ballet styles, between the ages of 19-35, are encouraged to apply. Recipients will receive a $2500 stipend for a 40-hour rehearsal process, over a four week period.  Commissioned works will be fully-produced for a New York City season to provide innovative, emerging dance makers the opportunity to develop their creative voices. Works will be between 12-17 minutes in length and will include the full company.

Deadline to apply is August 1, 2022. Choreographers will be notified by August 12, 2022.
The creative process will be divided into two sessions. Each choreographer will create during one of the following sessions:

Session I: October 10 - November 3
Monday - Thursday, 6:00PM - 8:30PM

Session II: November 7 - 17, November 28 - December 8th
Monday - Thursday, 6:00PM - 8:30PM

Choreographers must be available for studio and technical rehearsals February 13 - 16, 2023. 

The new works will be performed by the Joffrey Ballet Concert Group, which will be relaunched with performances September 2022 under the artistic direction of the newly appointed Artistic Director Bradley Shelver, performer/choreographer/educator/visionary.  As a longstanding faculty member at the Joffrey Ballet School, Shelver embodies the principles upon which the School was founded, preparing dancers for the demands of today's industry as they take their next step towards professional careers.

Find out more here

Calling all New York State artists and non-profit organizations:

This year, Governor Hochul and the New York State Legislature allocated a historic $140 million for arts and culture across the state – ensuring the continuation and expansion of vital support for New York State’s unparalleled arts and culture sector.

Applications for the New York State Council on the Arts’ (NYSCA) Fiscal Year 2023 opportunities are now open and will close July 12, 2022, at 4:00 p.m.

There are currently five opportunities: Support for Organizations, Support for Artists, Special Opportunities, Regrowth and Capacity Enhancement, and Partnerships.

LEARN MORE AND APPLY

NYSCA offers a variety of resource to assist in the application process:

• Opportunity guidelines and application manual
• All opportunity webinar recordings and materials
• Frequently Asked Questions for applicants
• Sign up for NYSCA’s mailing list to receive timely updates

You can register today for NYSCA’s FY23 Virtual Office Hours with Program Staff and reach NYSCA staff directly with any questions, any time.

Arts On Site (AOS) announces a call for submissions for We Belong Here: AAPI Festival, a fully-presented opportunity for choreographers that identify with the Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) communities, on August 19, 20, 26 & 27, 2022.

The Festival is part of the AOS Arts In Site performance series bringing underrepresented artists into view.



​To submit, fill out the application form by July 1, 2022. 

​Find out more and submit here

​Mabou Mines’ performance initiative SUITE/Space, now in its fifth year provides artistic advisement, a stipend, rehearsal space, and public performances in Mabou Mines 99-seat theater to three artists that share Mabou Mines’ commitment to breaking new ground in form and content.

Who is eligible: SUITE/Space is open to artists of color from historically underrepresented communities who show a commitment to experimentation and a collaborative creative process. Multimedia, music, dance, theater, and cross-disciplinary projects are accepted. Proposed projects should be either previously produced or performance ready.
 
When: The 2022 applicants will be notified in early August. The program will run from September through December, with final performances taking place early December in a festival-like setting.

​Read more and apply here