Wednesday, May 2, 2007

Westchester Artist Opportunities

This is from the Westchester Arts Council.

To: Westchester Artists
More information can be found within this email detailed below, and can also be found on their website http://www.westarts.com/


1. Call to Artists: Hopper House Art Center: DEADLINE: MAY 2007
2. Call for Cartoon/Game Design Instructor: WCC, Peekskill: DEADLINE: MAY 2007
3. Call to Artists: Westchester Jewish Conference” DEADLINE: MAY 2007
4. Call for Entries: National Academy Museum: DEADLINE: MAY 1, 2007
5. Call to Artists: Celebration of the Arts: DEADLINE: MAY 2, 2007
6. Workshop: Arts Council of Rockland: DATE: MAY 3, 2007
7. Workshop: Westchester Community College: DATE: MAY 5, 2007
8. Artist Opportunity: Figure Drawing Session: DATE: MAY 7, 2007 & MAY 21, 2007
9. Workshop: Cappelli Enterprises: DATE: MAY 10, 2007
10. Call to Artists: Irvington’s May Madness: DATE: MAY 12, 2007
11. Call to Writers: The Westchester Review: DEADLINE: MAY 15, 2007
12. Call for Entries: Rye Arts Center: DEADLINE: MAY 23, 2007
13. Call for Student Artists: youngARTS™: DEALDINE: JUNE 1, 2007
14. Call for Choreographers/Dance Companies: CT Meets NY Dance Fest: DEADLINE: JUNE 8
15. Film School: Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts: DATE: JUNE 9-10, 2007
16. Call for Entries: Greenwich Art Society: DEADLINE JUNE 18, 2007
17. Call for Artists: St. Cabrini Nursing Home: DEADLINE: SUMMER 2007
18. Artists Opportunities: Fort Hill Players: DEADLINE: JULY 2007
19. Call for Entries: The Main Street Gallery: DEADLINE: SEPTEMBER 14, 2007
20. Call to Artists: The Studio: DEADLINE: SEPTEMBER 21, 2007

ON-GOING SUBMISSION:

21. Call to Artists: Folk Arts at WAC: ON-GOING SUBMISSIONS
22. Call to Artists: Hollow Brook Golf Club: ON-GOING SUBMISSIONS
23. Call for Entries: Restaurant Exhibition: ON-GOING SUBMISSION
24. Call for Entries: County Department of Probation: ON-GOING SUBMISSIONS
25. Call to Musicians: Meritage Restaurant in Scarsdale: ON-GOING SUBMISSIONS
26. Artists Opportunities: The Westchester Writers Workshop: ON-GOING
27. Audition: Charis Chamber Voices: ON-GOING
28. Auditions/Opportunities: FUSE!: ON-GOING
29. Membership Opportunities: Blue Door Artist Association: ON-GOING
30. Publicity Opportunity: ARTLAND:ON-GOING

Call to Artists: Hopper House Art Center
DEADLINE: May 2007

On Saturday May 19, 2007 9am-4pm, the Edward Hopper House Art Center is hosting our 2nd Annual Artists In The Park: En Plein Air event. The day will once again take place in Nyack’s Memorial Park and other park-like settings in the community. A list of painting locations will be available to participating artists.

Artists will gather to paint art en plien air. The finished, framed works will be auctioned at the end of the day under a tent overlooking the Hudson River. The proceeds of the even will benefit the Hopper House, with the arts receiving 50% of the auction selling price. The event will be held rain or shine.

To apply, please contact the Hopper House. Note that only 75 applications can be accommodated. A waiting list will be crated. Morning coffee with bagel, and donuts, and a catered bag lunch will be provided to all participation artists.

Participating artists are also invited to submit works for the silent auction to be held at the Hopper House.

For more information please contact the Hopper House
at 845-358-0774 or 646-302-1453

Call for Cartoon and Game Design Instructor: Peekskill Extension Center
DEADLINE: MAY 2007

WAW Peekskill Extension Center, Westchester Community College, 27 North Division Street, Peekskill
Currently seeking two adjunct instructors for pre-college summer program (ages 7 to 17 years of age) for Cartooning and Gaming (two separate course offerings from 7/9-8/2/07). If you are a cartoonist with some teaching experience and a Bachelor’s degree or a gamer (video / internet game designer) with a Bachelor’s degree, please contact us immediately at 914-606-7300 or peekskill@sunywcc.edu with your URL, resume, and contact information.

For more information about us, please see http://www.sunywcc.edu/peekskill

Call to Artists: Westchester Jewish Conference
DEADLINE: MAY 2007

On Sunday, May 20th, from 5 to 8 pm, the Westchester Jewish Conference, with the support of the Jerusalem Foundation, will be hosting a Westchester County-wide celebration of “Jerusalem at 40.”
The event will take place in the grand ballroom of the renowned Beth El Synagogue in New Rochelle, New York. At this free event, participants from all over Westchester will be able to celebrate this milestone in Israel’s history by enjoying Israeli music, food, videos, and a featured marketplace of Israeli vendors and artists. We are very honored and excited to have a representative from the Israeli Consulate as the keynote speaker.

We would welcome your participation as a valued vendor with space to set up a table and promote your business. While there is no charge for this, each vendor will donate 10% of sales to the Westchester Jewish Conference which in turn will be donated (after expenses) to the Jerusalem Foundation in support of their work.

Westchester County is home to oneLink of the most growing and affluent Jewish communities, and support of Israeli products, art, jewelry and crafts will be highlighted that day. In addition to the Jerusalem Foundation, the event is being supported and promoted to the 127 member organizations (synagogues, schools, and other organizations) of the Westchester Jewish Conference.

If you would like to be included in this event, please let us know immediately. Upon receiving your confirmation, we will list your company on our promotional materials.

For more information, call Sharon Chait, project manager at the Westchester Jewish Conference (914-328-7001) or email Sharon@wjconference.org.

Call for Entries: National Academy Museum
DEADLINE: MAY 1, 2007

National Academy Fellowship Competition, Mural Workshop
Advanced Studies in Public Arts July 9 – August 3, 2007

The Mural Workshop provides participants with the inside track on how to successfully compete for public art mural commissions. Students will meet professional working in the public art field through workshop lecture, demonstraLinktions, and critiques. Throughout the program, participants will be challenged to work outside their comfort zone and find creative solutions to problems. At the conclusion of the workshop, students will know how to develop a project budget, create a project maquette, navigate the application process, and deliver a persuasive presentation. Past participants have gone on to secure commission and install public art projects across the country. Although we welcome various approaches to public art, our emphasis is on two-dimensional work that grows out of the mural tradition.

For application guidelines and requirements visit: http://www.nationalacademy.org/
Questions regarding the Mural Workshop can be emailed to: khartwyk@nationalacademy.org

National Academy, Museum & School of Fine Arts, 1083 Fifth Ave, New York, NY 10128
(212) 369-4880

Call to Artists: Celebration of the Arts
DEADLINE: APRIL 2 – MAY 2, 2007

For a “CELEBRATION OF THE ARTS”
The first annual Celebration of the Arts will open at THE LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE RESURRECTION, On June 2, 2007 between 9:00AM – 3:00PM

An Art Exhibition juried by a panel of Parsons School of Design Faculty will run simultaneously with the juried Art Sale. A variety of exhibition opportunities are available.
Please visit http://www.lcronline.org and follow the link to Art Fair or call 914-666-5123 for details. Location: Mt. Kisco, NY.

Workshop: Arts Council of Rockland
DATE: MAY 3, 2007

Arts Council Offers Workshop for Performing Artists:
“Making a Living on the Road” with Richard Skipper


The Arts Council of Rockland (ACOR) will hold a workshop for performing artists of all disciplines on Thursday, May 3, 2007. “Making a Living on the Road”, presented by critically acclaimed, multi-award winning performer, director Richard will begin promptly at 10:00 a.m. at the Arts Council’s Spring Valley office (7 Perlman Drive, Spring Valley).

Workshop topics will include how to use the internet to your advantage in marketing your show; how to book your show; cold calling; creating a contract specific to your show/needs; how to create a press kit that shows you to your best possible advantage and more! Richard gets a sense of the various levels of each workshop and custom makes, on the spot, a class catering to the needs of the actual group in the room.

Admission to the two-hour workshop is free for members of the Arts Council and $20 for non-members. Further information including a registration form can be obtained by visiting the Council’s web site: http://www.artscouncilofrockland.org/ or by calling 845-426-3660.

Seating is limited. Reservations required.

RICHARD SKIPPER is a two-time winner of the MAC (Manhattan Association of Cabarets and Clubs) Award, the Back Stage Bistro Award for Outstanding Achievement in Impersonation, a nominee of an IRNE (Independent Reviewers of New England), and a 2006 recipient of THE IGCITA (International Guild of Celebrity and Tribute Artists), the Cloney Award for Outstanding Tribute of a Legend in Las Vegas. In addition to serving on the board of MAC, Richard has also served on the boards of TRU (Theatre Resources Unlimited), IGCITA (The International Guild for Celebrity and Tribute Artists), and The Times Square Group (bringing the arts to inner city kids/schools). Mr. Skipper has been nominated for the 2007 County Executive Arts Award in the Performing Artist category.

Workshop: Westchester Community College: Clay Connections
DATE: MAY 5, 2007

Clay Connections, Saturday May 5, 9:30am - 3:30pm. Instructor: Connie Sherman. Workshop is free but registration is required, Ref. #A560
Clay, the original plastic of mankind, has defined all of our civilizations up to the present day. This workshop for K-12 teachers will explore interdisciplinary connections using the art of ceramics. Through hands–on projects and group discussion, you will learn basic techniques to work with clay and introduce a tactile aspect to the art and humanities curriculum. Learn how to connect the use of clay with lessonLinks on geometry, architecture, history, ancient civilizations, etc…and create an excitement of hands-on learning among students. This FREE workshop is offered to all K-12 teachers in any subject. Learn about how you can integrate clay into your classroom and have fun doing it!

Westchester Community College, Westchester Art Workshop, Westchester County Center, 196 Central Avenue, White Plains, NY 10606
(914) 606-7500 waw@sunywcc.edu

Artist Opportunity: Figure Drawing Session
DATE: MAY 7, 2007 & MAY 21, 2007Link

Open drawing session from the model--short and long poses an opportunity to simply draw.
Date: Every 1st and third Monday for May 5/7 and 5/21
Time: 7:30-10:30pm
Location: Westchester Arts Council, 31 Mamaroneck Ave, White Plains, NY, 9th floor
Cost: $20

Contact: drawingsessionwestchester@yahoo.com
Jessica-914-707-8248
Jackie-914-299-4920
Arnaldo-914-420-5992

RSVP: Friday before the session, 5/4 for 5/7 and 5/18 for 5/21
There is a minimum of 5 people to hold the session, so please let us know if you are coming.


Workshop: Cappelli Enterprises
DATE: MAY 10, 2007

Cappelli Enterprises is holding a workshop for the integration of public artwork on the Trump Plaza Pedestrian Bridge in New Rochelle. In order to get the word out to the local arts community, they will be conducting an Artist's Workshop on Thursday, May 10th from 6-8 PM at the New Rochelle Public Library. The objective of this workshop is to provide guidance/direction in the 'how-to's" of applying to public arts opportunities. As you well know, many artists diminish their chances for consideration by submitting unprofessional qualification packages. This workshop will hopefully enable artists to market themselves effectively.

Call to Artists: Irvington’s May Madness
DATE: MAY 12, 2007

Meet the Artists is attracting fine artists and crafts-persons to Irvington’s May Madness on Main Street, scheduled for May 12th, rain date May 19th, 10:am – 5 pm Their creations will be available for sale . For further information contact Isabel Becker of the Chamber of Commerce, 914-591-1332

Call to Writers: The Westchester Review
DEADLINE: MAY 15, 2007

Attention writers of Westchester: The Westchester Review, a literary journal of writers from the Hudson to the Sound is now accepting submission for the 2008 edition.

The Westchester Review is published annually. The editors welcome previously unpublished poems, stories, and essays by established and emerging writers living or working in New York’s Westchester County.

All submissions must be typed double-space. We do not accept electronic submissions. We accept up to five poems per author. Prose pieces are not to exceed 5,000 words. Manuscripts received after the deadline will not be read.

Send manuscripts to:
The Westchester Review
P.O. Box 246H
Scarsdale, NY 10583

Place you name, address, telephone, number, and email address in the upper right-hand corner of the first page. SASE for reply only. Manuscripts will not be returned.

We look forward to reading you work.

www.westchesterreview.com

Call for Entries: The Rye Center Second Annual Adult Member Show
DEADLINE: MAY 23, 2007

The Rye Arts Center invited you to participate in our second annual Adult Membership Show from June 3 to June 16, 2007 in The Gallery at 51 Milton Road in Rye, NY

Please join in this non-juried exhibit of membership artworks (painting, pastel, drawing, photography, sculpture, printmaking, mixed media, jewelry, and textiles).

Awards will be presented for best of show in multiple categories by Neil Watson, Director of the Katonah Museum of Arts, Katonah, NY at the festive opening reception honoring our artists on Sunday June 3, 2007 from 4 to 6 pm.

Additional guidelines can be seen on our website www.ryeartscenter.org

Call for Student Artists: youngARTS™
DEADLINE: JUNE 1, 2007

youngARTS(tm) OPENS EARLY REGISTRATION FOR 2008 AWARDS
Talented Students in Nine Arts Disciplines Win Individual Cash Awards Up to $10,000 and Chance to be Named Presidential Scholar in the Arts

MIAMI, FL (April 3, 2007) - youngARTS(tm), the core program of the National Foundation for Advancement in the Arts (NFAA) that identifies and rewards exceptional student artists from across the U.S., has opened registration for its 2008 program. High school seniors in the 2007-2008 school year or graduates who will be 17 or 18 years old on December 1, 2007 are encouraged to apply for individual cash awards of up to $10,000 and the chance to be named a Presidential Scholar in the Arts, earning national recognition and opportunities for additional scholarships.

The youngARTS 2008 early registration deadline is June 1, 2007 (30% fee discount on registrations received on or before June 1st). The final registration deadline is October 1, 2007 and all audition/portfolio materials must be received in the youngARTS offices by November 5, 2007. Online fees are $35 per discipline category. New York City resident fees will be determined by NYC zip code. Student information submitted by the early deadline will be shared, with permission, to a broad network of colleges, universities and conservatories affiliated with NFAA. Additional fee reductions and waivers are available.

Each year, NFAA invites up to 150 artists to participate in youngARTS Week, a once-in-a-lifetime experience in Miami consisting of performances, master classes, workshops, readings, exhibits and enrichment activities with renowned artists and arts educators.

Every student who participates in youngARTS Week will receive one of the following awards:
* The coveted $10,000 youngARTS Gold Award, a non-stipulated cash award that will be given to up to 15 deserving finalists;
* $5,000 Silver Award, bestowed to as many as four deserving finalists in each of the nine youngARTS disciplines;
* Level I, II, III and IV Awards, ranging from $500 to $3,000, granted to the remaining youngARTS finalists.

In addition, at the exclusive request of the White House Commission on Presidential Scholars, NFAA nominates up to 50 youngARTS finalists for the Commission's consideration to be named as Presidential Scholars in the Arts.

For more information, call 1-800-970-ARTS (2787) or visit www.youngARTS.org.

Call for Choreographers/Dance Companies
DEADLINE: JUNE 8, 2007

CT MEETS NY DANCE FEST seeks choreographers/dance companies
for its 3rd annual dance fest showcasing established and emerging
choreographers/dance companies. Oct. 5th & 6th at Crystal Theater in
Norwalk, CT., one hour from Grand Central Station, NYC.
Travel stipend. No Performance pay, non-union. Applications
available on line: www.bernierdance.org. Click on community.
Deadline: June 8th
Notification: June 29th
For more information call (203) 554-4665.

Film School: Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts
DATE: JUNE 9-10, 2007

VLA Presents Hollywood’s Greatest Film Class: 2 DAY FILM SCHOOL

What you’ll learn: budgeting, screenwriting, producing, shooting, editing, marketing, financing scheduling, deal making, directing, lighting, scoring, distributing, digital filmmaking, plus much more…

What you’ll receive: Director’s Workbook, Producer’s Diploma, Graduation Certificate, Networking Knowledge, Industry contacts

4-Easy Ways to Register: ONLY $389 www.vlany.org
1. Phone: (212) 319-2787
2. Fax: (212) 752-6576
3. Mail: Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts
1 East 53rd Street, 6th Floor, New York, NY 10022
4. Door: $489 (IF space available)


Call for Entries: Greenwich Art Society: HOT HOT HOT!
DEALINE JUNE 18, 2007

HOT HOT HOT! Submitted works are to be inspired by this theme.
Prospectus: Juried Open Exhibition. FLINN GALLERY, GREENWICH LIBRARY 101 West Putnam Ave, Greenwich, CT. Friday, June 22 – Tuesday July 17, 2007
Reception, Tuesday, June 26, 6-8pm
Judge: Helen Klisser During, Gallery Director of the Silvermine Guild Arts Center in New Canaan, was born in New Zealand and received B.A. and M.A. degrees from Auchland University. She has served as a curator for numerous exhibitions, symposium organizer, lecturer, moderator, juror and representative for art collectors internationally.

Entry: Monday, June 18, 11am – pm and 6-8pm. Flinn Gallery, Greenwich Library, 2nd Floor

Eligibility: Entrants need not be Greenwich Art Society members, however, artist may join on entry day if they wish. Art work previously accepted for a Greenwich Art Society juried exhibition are not eligible. Entries must have been completed within the last three years.

Categories: Oil. Acrylic, Pastel Watercolor, Sculpture, Photography, Graphics, Other Media.

Size: Wall-hung works of any medium are limited to a height of 6’ and a width of 5’ including frame. Works must be dry, with a sturdy frame, and wired securely for hanging. Free-standing sculptures are limited to 8’ in height mounted and to a 12’ square (e.g. 3’ x 4’) floor area. Artists must provide bases if needed, secure small works firmly to base, and install difficult to handle pieces. Works not meeting there requirements will not be judged.

Entry Fee: Members, 1 work for $20, a second for $15. Non-members, 1 work for $25, a second for $20. All entrants, whether or not accepted, must take a turn at the reception desk during the show.

Awards: Ten awards totaling $2,000 will be presented at the opening reception.

Judging: If your work is selected, you will be notified by phone Tuesday evening June 19.

Removal of Work Not Selected: If you do not receive a call, you must pick up your work on Wednesday, June 20, 11am-2pm or 6-8pm. There will be a $25 fine per day penalty for late pick-up.

Liability: Though care will be taken, neither the Art Society nor the Greenwich Library will be responsible for damage to or loss of work submitted. Entry constitutes agreement to this condition.

Sale: The Art Society will reserve a 25% commission on work sold as a result of this show. Sales of displayed works within 3 months of the close of the exhibition will be subject to this charge.

Chairs: Lucie Anderes and Carol Nipomich Dixon
For further information, call the Art Society, 203-629-1533, or visit our website, http://www.greenwichartsociety.org/


Call for Artists: Art Gallery at St. Cabrini Nursing Home
DEADLINE: SUMMER 2007

Call to artists for Summer Exhibition at the Art Gallery at St. Cabrini,
115 Broadway Dobbs Ferry, NY 10522
Paintings, Photography, Sculpture, Collage, Mixed Media
For more information call Joann Dedyo, Gallery Coordinator (914) 693-6800 X 522

Artists Opportunities: Fort Hill Players
DEADLINE: JULY 2007

Fort Hill Players is seeking a DIRECTOR for their Free Summer Theater in the Parks production.

The play will be chosen with director's input. Think about pleasing a wonderful young audience with a show that's full of laughter. See website for photos of last year' show.

Performances: July 2007
Email: fhp@FortHillPlayers.com or call (914) 946-5143.

Call for Entries: The Main Street Gallery
DEADLINE: SEPTEMBER 14, 2007

NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY '07
The Main Street Gallery is seeking submissions from artists 18 years of age or older residing in the USA for the National Photography '07 exhibition (Oct. 25 - Nov 25, 2007) CD images (PC compatible, 300 dpi and up to 7-10 inches longest side) or slides will be accepted for this juried exhibition. Entry fee is $30 for 2CD images/slides. Insurance on premises. Awards. Deadline for CD images/slides is Sept 14th. For prospectus with complete conditions of entry, email maingal@localnet.com Also check website www.mainstreetgal.com
JURORS:
STAN BOWMAN - Photographer; Emeritus Professor of Art/Photography & Digital Imaging, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY. Stan's works have been exhibited widely both nationally and internationally for over 40 years as a photographer, mixed media painter, and digital collage artist. His art is in such collections as the San Francisco Museum of Art, Bibilotech National in Paris, German Photographic Society, and many other locations.
ROGER SMITH - Painter, Sculptor, Educator, Director of The Main Street Gallery, Groton, NY.


Call to Artists: The Studio: An Alternative Space for Contemporary Art
DEADLINE: SEPTEMBER 21, 2007

Currently, The Studio is accepting submissions for an upcoming Winter Solstice VI video show. Titled, Video as Art: The Fragmented Focus; the exhibition will be juried by Thom Collins, an art historian, critic and the Director of The Neuberger Museum of Art (http://www.neuberger.org/) . The Studio's entire gallery space will be dedicated to the video installation. For more information, and the application instructions regarding submission please see our Artists Submission Policy Page http://www.thestudiony-alternative.org/information/submissions.htm or download the PDF submission form at http://www.thestudiony-alternative.org/

Exhibition Dates: December 22, 2007-January 27, 2008
Deadline: Postmarked by September 21, 2007
Notification by email (if accepted) Sunday, October 28, 2007
Mail SASE to: The Studio: An Alternative Space for Contemporary Art, 2 Maryland Avenue, Armonk, NY 10504
$35. entry fee

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ONGOING OPPORTUNITIES
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Artist Opportunity:
Open drawing session from the model: short and long poses an opportunity to simply draw.

Date: every 1st and third Monday for May 5/7 and 5/21

time, 7:30-10:30pm

location, Westchester Arts Council, 31 Mamaroneck Ave, White Plains, NY, 9th floor

cost, $20

contact, drawingsessionwestchester@yahoo.com
Jessica-914-707-8248
Jackie-914-299-4920
Arnaldo-914-420-5992


rsvp friday before the session, 5/4 for 5/7 and 5/18 for 5/21 there is a minimum of 5 people to hold the session, so please let us know if you are coming.


Call to Artists: Folk Artists, Craft-persons and Traditional Performing Artists
ON-GOING SUBMISSIONS

The Folk Arts Program of the Westchester Arts Council would like to hear from you. We are looking for musicians, dancers, singers, storytellers, craft artists and anyone with a skill learned through family and/or community. We present performance programs and exhibits and serve as a referral agency to other arts organizations, presenters and schools. The Folk Arts Program also works with community groups to support the practice and learning of traditional arts. For more information please contact Tom van Buren, Folk Arts Program Coordinator at (914) 428-4220 x235 or tvanburen@westarts.com.

Call to Artists: Hollow Brook Golf Club
ON-GOING SUBMISSIONS

The Hollow Brook Golf Club is located in Cortlandt Manor is a private golf club currently in our second full season of operation. We have a brand new clubhouse that opened in late April of 2006 and we have very bare walls! We have members that reside locally as well as many from New York City and Connecticut. We are putting this call to visual artists.

We have so many walls to fill and are truly not limiting the scope of what we'd consider placing on them. Anything from wall sculpture to tapestry, paintings to photos would be considered. Keep in mind that we are a private golf club with a mostly male membership base and have a traditional style to our current decor.

We would like to have samples sent to us by artists via email. Please limit submissions to 3-5 per artist. Email can be sent to ihulse@empiregolfmgt.com . Please include phone or email contact information. Our thought is that all art displayed at Hollow Brook would be on a consignment basis and we certainly have thoughts of having an artist's reception down the road.

Please do not respond by phone. If you'd like to respond via post mail our address is 1060 Oregon Road, Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567, Attn: Iris Hulse, Director of Membership and Marketing

Call for Entries: Restaurant Exhibition
ON-GOING SUBMISSIONS

Meritage Restaurant serves New American cuisine in Scarsdale. Chef/owner, Chris Vergara incorporates many cultural influences and local, seasonal ingredients in the drafting of the menu.

At Meritage we're enthusiastic supporters of the culinary, fine and musical arts. We feature a new artist in the dining room every 6-8 weeks. For each artist we hold a reception including complimentary wine and cheese, followed by live music through the dinner hours. We're currently accepting submissions from visual artists.

Criteria:
2-dimensional wall mounted art only
Maximum size approximately 5 x 8 feet (11 spaces are available to fill)
Pieces should be fairly large
Please send images to meritagerestaurant@yahoo.com. Limit 3-5 attachments
In your email: include daytime and evening telephone numbers, and if available, a website where more of your work can be seen
No phone calls. Postal and Email submissions only (Email preferred).

Call for Entries: The Westchester County Department of Probation
ON-GOING SUBMISSIONS

The Westchester County Department of Probation has recently moved to a newly renovated space in the Daranco Courthouse in White Plains, NY . The Administrative area on the 6th floor hosts numerous meetings with local and state politicians, various senior members of county, state and federal government as well as numerous professional organizations and advocacy groups.

The department as a county agency would be honored to showcase the work of local artists for a period of up to 12 weeks at a time.

Criteria:
2 dimensional wall mounted as well as sculptural artwork
Maximum size approximately 5 feet by 8 feet
Pieces should be fairly large
large diptych and triptych pieces will fit on walls up to 20 feet in length
Minimally 25 spaces for 2 dimensional artwork and minimally 4 spaces for large sculptures are available
No religious or sensual artwork

Please send your images to jgl1@westchestergov.com and include a daytime phone number.

It would be appreciated if you limit attachments to 3-5 images but feel free to include in your e-mail a website where more work can be viewed.

Call to Musicians: Meritage Restaurant in Scarsdale
ON-GOING SUBMISSIONS

Meritage Restaurant serves New American cuisine in Scarsdale. Chef/owner, Chris Vergara incorporates many cultural influences and local, seasonal ingredients in the drafting of the menu.

At Meritage we're enthusiastic supporters of the culinary, fine and musical arts. We have a musical guest once a month and are currently looking for new performers.

Criteria:
1-3 piece band

Classical, jazz, blues etc.
If your music is accessible online please send this information to: meritagerestaurant@yahoo.com.

Limit 3-5 attachments

If you do no have online access, please drop off or send a CD to: Meritage Restaurant
1505 Weaver St.
Scarsdale, NY 10583

In your email please include daytime and evening telephone numbers.

Artists opportunities: The Westchester Writers Workshop
ON-GOING

The Westchester Writers Workshop is currently hosting a playwrights workshop at the Schoolhouse Theater in Croton Falls. We meet Monday evenings at 7pm. The workshop is headed by Jocelyn Beard and Albi Gorn and is geared for production. Fun and professional, this workshop is a happy haven for playwrights looking to polish up trunk pieces and find inspiration for something new. A small fee (to be determined) is asked to cover the space rental.

Jocelyn Beard
914-714-9122
http://westchesterwritersworkshop.org

Auditions: Charis Chamber Voices
ON-GOING

Susanne Peck, Artistic Director
Charis Chamber Voices is a select group of singers dedicated to the highest quality vocal performance.
We are seeking experienced singers, especially tenors and basses for our 2006-2007 season.
Rehearsals are 7:00 pm Tuesday evenings in Katonah. Call 914-232-0796 to schedule an audition.
Visit http://www.charisvocals.com/ for more information and to hear clips from our CDs.

Auditions/Opportunities: FUSE!
ON- GOING

Call for Artists: FUSE! Accepting submissions an on-going professional concert series hosted by Performance Dance(tm) of Norwalk. Seeking innovative, original works by established and emerging artists. Upcoming concert dates are held quarterly for the 2007/2008 series at 8p.m. Interested choreographers, musicians, creative writers, poets,
performance/ visual artists may submit a video or CD sampling of their work to Performance Dance(tm), 12 Fitch Street, Norwalk, CT 06855, (203)-855-1118, www.performancedance.com, dance@performancedance.com.

Membership Opportunities: Blue Door Artist Association
ON-GOING

The Blue Door Artist Association is a non-for-profit 501(c) 3 organization dedicated to bringing the arts to local communities throughout the tri-state area that are currently underserved by art programs and exhibitions. We do this through exhibitions, public art projects, workshops, mentoring programs and special events. We are the only not-for-profit artist organization in Yonkers.
We are inviting you to join us in our efforts to serve both the artists and public in our community. We are building a website that will include links with regional art organizations, art galleries, as well as pages for artists.

Benefits for members:
· Artist pages on our website
· Inclusion in a yearly members-only exhibition
· Opportunities to organize exhibitions and programs
· Listing on our Arts Calendar
· Notification of special art opportunities

Yearly membership dues are $35.00
Please visit our website for further information – www.bluedoorart.org http://www.bluedoorart.org/

Publicity Opportunity: ARTLAND
ON-GOING

Free publicity for Westchester area artists: Artists are invited to send details about their one, two person art shows to which@verizon.net Include at least one photo of your work for possible airing on Sundays at 2 pm over Channels 15, 96, on ARTLAND from Tarrytown to Garrison, Deadline: last Monday in month preceding event.


BE SEEN ON THE WESTCHESTER ART COUNCIL’S WEBSITE

If you have not done so already, please take this opportunity to get your free page on the Westchester Arts Council’s Online Directory of Westchester Artists

As a participating artist, you will receive a page on our website, searchable by name, discipline, or keyword. This listing can incluLinkde your background as an artist, your contact information, a link to your website or email address, and one digital image.

The Arts Council promotes this multi-discipline directory to arts consumers, including arts patrons, galleries, and arts organizations through our own publications as well as through promotional campaigns.

Signing onto the Registry is easy. If you are comfortable signing on yourself, please go to http://www.westarts.com/artistlogin to see the guidelines and sign up today! If you feel you need assistance, please contact Sarah Wartell at 914-428-4220 x 225 or swartell@westarts.com for one-on-one technical assistance.

This free service is made possible with generous support from Verizon and the New York State Arts Council. The only requirement is that artists must either live in or maintain a studio in Westchester County. Feel free to pass on the word to your fellow artists.

If you are already on the directory, and received work or other opportunities from patrons who found you on the site, please let us know. We love to hear about your success.

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