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« Soil Culture », appel à candidatures pour résidences d’artistes
2ème round pour l'appel à candidature du Centre for Contemporary Art and the Natural World (CCANW) !
du 01 juillet 2014 au 30 juillet 2014
Soil Culture Artist Residencies Round 2
Centre for Contemporary Art and the Natural World (CCANW) is delighted to invite applications for the second round of its Soil Culture artist residencies. In the lead up to and coinciding with the United Nations International Year of Soils 2015 the short residencies are aimed at encouraging an exploration of the importance of soil.
Taking place across the South West of the UK the residencies will not only provide dedicated time for experimentation, research and the development of new work but also unparalleled access to facilities, expertise and working contexts.
The residencies and the touring of the resulting works are a key part of CCANW’s Soil Culture Programme, which includes a Forum at Falmouth University (2-5 July 2014) and a major touring exhibition of works by established artists. The selected artists for the first of residencies are Marissa Benedict (USA) working at the Environment and Sustainability Institute, University of Exeter, Karen Guthrie (UK) at Hauser & Wirth Somerset (described by the Guardian as the ‘next big thing in the art world’) and Jonny Briggs (UK) at White Moose in Barnstaple. CCANW will also be helping to support residencies by Paul Chaney at Kestle Barton in Helston and Anne-Marie Culhane at the University of Exeter.
The Eden Project mid-November 2014 to April 2015
This residency invites an artist to work with the Eden Project team to re-engage visitors with the brown gold beneath our feet, revealing the secrets of the life within and the life-giving force of the soil, helping to communicate how Eden turned a recipe that usually takes 200 years to cook into an 18-month process and to provoke curiosity and ultimately create a love affair between man and soil.
Interview date: 20 August 2014
Schumacher College, Dartington January / February 2015
This residency invites an artist to explore soil from a holistic and ecological perspective, creating a deep engagement with the earth. The work needs to have a strong connection to nature, with at least an element of exploring soil in an outdoor, living context
Interview date: 26 August 2014
CCANW will be inviting applications for the third round of residencies in the autumn 2014. They will take place at the following organisations:
- Bristol European Green Capital (date to be confirmed)
- Geography Department, University of Exeter (June 2015)
- Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew (date to be confirmed)
- Peninsula Arts, University of Plymouth (April 2015)
*Please note that the third round residencies may be subject to change.
The residencies include: (please see individual briefs for specific details) travel budget (up to £300), an artist fee of £1500 (£150 per day for 10 days), materials and production budget of £1200, access to workspace and/ or specialist equipment and expertise, accommodation, support from staff at the host organisations and the CCANW team. Inclusion in a CCANW touring exhibition of the residency outcomes (Spring/ Summer 2015). And in some instances: travel to attend interviews, meals.
The artist will: undertake a 10-day residency at the host organisation, organise (with the host organisation) a half-day public participatory session (e.g. an interactive talk or workshop), create work or documentation (as appropriate) to be included in a touring exhibition. And in some instances: donate a work to the host organisation for their collection.
How to apply:
Please complete the application form: Application Form
Please submit your applications via email to Sally Lai, Residency Coordinator ats.lai(at)ccanw.co.uk by 30 July 2014.
Short-listed artists will be invited to attend an interview at the host organisations or may be conducted on Skype.
* Please note that individual applications should be made for each residency and that hosts should not be contacted directly.
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