February is Black History Month! | |
Listen and Learn Series at Gallery One | |
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Join us for the next Listen and Learn Series with Albuquerque muralist, Noé Barnett.
Monday, February 26 from 12 - 1 p.m.
1 Civic Plaza NW, Suite 1400 on the first floor of City Hall
This event is free and open to the public. Learn more at cabq.gov/galleryone.
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A Day in the Life Exhibition at Gallery One | |
Gallery One opened on January 5, 2024 with the inaugural exhibition, A Day in the Life, and a City Hall open house event. Check out the video about Gallery One and A Day in the Life! | |
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A Day in the Life focuses on the work that city employees do to make a difference in Albuquerque. The exhibition features work by seven Albuquerque artists: Max Woltman, Sean Wright, Angel Gil Lopez, Jessica Lozoya, Adrian Martin, Jessica Roybal, and Pico del Hierro-Villa. The exhibit also features poetry by Hakim Bellamy and an installation in the Art Vault by Adrian Pijoan.
The exhibition will be on view through March 7. Gallery hours are 10 a.m. - 4 p.m., Monday - Friday. Learn more at cabq.gov/galleryone.
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2024 Resiliency Residency II Artists | |
Image courtesy of Camelia Caton-Garcia, 2022 Residency recipient | |
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In January the UETF Committee selected 34 artists for the Resiliency Residency Program. Fourteen artists are returning from the previous cycle, to continue their projects or dream up entirely new ones, and are joined by twenty artists new to the program.
The artists this cycle span the breadth of artistic disciplines: visual arts, dance and performance, theatre, glass installation, photography, textiles, and more. The themes and investigations vary but overwhelmingly these artists are interested in representing and giving a voice to those who cannot speak—the marginalized and history-forgotten—people, nations, histories, and even the earth.
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Click the button below for a full list of artists and the fiscal sponsor organizations, and keep an eye out for announcements about project happenings/exhibitions/performances. | |
Symbiosis: Artist in Residence Program | |
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The Symbiosis residency will connect artists and community to create public art in the International District in Albuquerque.
Friends of the Orphans Signs is seeking 4 artists or collectives to participate in individual 4 month residencies, with the goal of engaging with communities in the International District to create 2 artworks, one for each side of the sign located at 6720 Central Ave SE. Successful applicants will be selected by a jury based on the unique impact of their residency concept and their ability to successfully carry out the project in the allotted time frame.
A $1500 stipend will be provided to each individual artist or artist collective. Applicants will be notified by Monday, April 15th.
Deadline: Friday, March 15, 2024 at 11:59 p.m.
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More Artist Opportunities | |
Risolana: Artist-in-Residence Program | |
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Risolana is looking for its 2024 Artist-in-Residence to develop their current body of work into a limited edition artist book. The application is open to all artists or artist group residing in the state of New Mexico.
The application is open to artists working in all mediums. No prior experience with risography, bookmaking, or design necessary. The residency will culminate in a final exhibition in Fall 2024, which will include the sale of the selected artist's books. The residency comes with a $1,000 honorarium, and revenue from the sale of artist books will be split with Risolana.
Deadline: April 5, 2024 at 11:59 p.m.
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Call to Artists: Herb Skolnick Mosaic Mural | |
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The City of Pompano Beach is looking to commission an artist or artist team for a work for hire project for an exterior mosaic wall mural located at the Herb Skolnick Civic Center. This is a Request for Qualifications.
The selected artist(s) will be required to design, fabricate, and install the artwork at the Civic Center. The theme for the project is abstract and colorful. The artist will ensure that the design can stand up to South Florida weather conditions and wind load requirements. No words or logos are to be used. The project budget is $18,000.
Deadline: February 28, 2024 at 11:59 p.m.
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Request for Qualifications: Stilson Transit Center | |
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The Town of Jackson, Teton County and Jackson Hope Public Art announce a competition to commission site-specific artwork(s) for the Stilson Transit Center in the heart of Jackson Hole, Wyoming. The Stilson Transit Center (STC) is located at a community crossroads: including the movement of humans, wildlife migration, geological forces, and a wild and scenic river.
Artists will be asked to submit their qualifications. A selection panel will identify 3-5 artists whose qualifications best fit the goals of the project. The invited artists will be provided a stipend to create a site-specific proposal. One finalist will be invited for a site-visit, and to interact with the community as they refine their concept into a final proposal. The project budget is $110,000.
Deadline: March 15, 2024 at 11:59 p.m.
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