Saturday, January 14, 2012

Roadtrip! - OSU Knowlton School of Arch 2012 Lecture Series


KSA Lecture Series

All lectures are free and open to the public.
Unless noted, all lectures will be held at the Knowlton Hall Auditorium (KN 250) at 5:30 PM.

Winter + Spring 2012: Practice


January 4th, 2012
January 25th, 2012
February 1st, 2012
March 27th, 2012
April 4th, 2012
April 18th, 2012
May 16th, 2012
May 23rd, 2012

Friday, January 13, 2012

Roadtrip! - Carnegie Mellon Spring 2012 Lecture Series

Carnegie Mellon Spring 2012 Lecture Series

cosponsored by the Heinz Archiectural Center at Carnegie Museum of Art

All events take place at the Carnegie Museum complex at 4400 Forbes Ave, Pittsburgh; please see individual listing for theater venue

JESSE SEPPI

MONDAY 23 JANUARY
6:00PM, CARNEGIE MUSEUM OF ART THEATER
Tronic Studio, New York
'New Spaces for New Bodies'

CHARLES ROSENBLUM

MONDAY 30 JANUARY
6:00PM, CARNEGIE MUSEUM OF ART THEATER
Carnegie Mellon University
'Henry Hornbostel's College of Fine Arts: Entries from a Built Encyclopedia'

MAYA LIN

FRIDAY 10 FEBRUARY
6:00PM, CARNEGIE MUSIC HALL
Maya Lin Studio, New York
'Artist Talk and Opening Reception'

The Robert Lepper Distinguished Lecture in Creative Inquiry is co-presented by the CMU School of Art and the Carnegie Museum of Art

PATRIK SCHUMACHER

Alan H Rider Distinguished Lecture
TUESDAY 14 FEBRUARY
6:00PM, CARNEGIE LIBRARY LECTURE HALL
Zaha Hadid Architects, London
'Parametric Order - 21st Century Architectural Order'

MARK GOULTHORPE

William Finglass Lecture
MONDAY 20 FEBRUARY
6:00PM, CARNEGIE MUSEUM OF ART THEATER
dECOi Architects/ MIT
'On Paramorphs and the Alloplastic'

BEN VAN BERKEL

WEDNESDAY 29 FEBRUARY
6:00PM, CARNEGIE LIBRARY LECTURE HALL
UNStudio, Amsterdam
'The New Understanding'

This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the Netherlands Cultural Services

PETER STUTCHBURY

Hans Vetter Memorial Lecture
MONDAY 02 APRIL
6:00PM, CARNEGIE MUSEUM OF ART THEATER
Peter Stutchbury Architecture, Sydney Australia
'By the Light - of the Silvery Moon'

TATIANA BILBAO

Henry Hornbostel Lecture with reception sponsored by Epic Metals
MONDAY 23 APRIL
6:00PM, CARNEGIE LIBRARY LECTURE HALL
Tatiana Bilbao SC, Mexico City
'How We Do Architecture'


  • School of Architecture
  • 201 College of Fine Arts Pittsburgh, PA 15213
  • 412.268.2354

Friday, January 06, 2012

IngenuityFest 2012 Call for Entries



2012 Call for Entries

This is Ingenuity – Be A Part of It

IngenuityFest is a festival of art, music, and technology.  It’s also about finding and celebrating truly passionate and engaged people using every tool at their disposal to explore and create.  We don’t simply bring two disciplines together; we highlight the creativity and innovation taking place at the edge of these worlds.   This is where passions collide, where expertise mix, and the unexpected is born.  Come be a part of Ingenuity.

What exactly is IngenuityFest?

IngenuityFest is a 3-day festival celebrating art, music, and technology.  The festival this year will be held September 14, 15, and 16th in Cleveland, Ohio.  Over 45,000 people attended the 2011 festival and 2012 will be our 8th Festival.

What We’re Looking For?

IngenuityFest presents a wide range of installations, performances, and demonstrations.  We are looking for literally anything that meets our Selection Criteria including:

  • Large Installations
  • Gallery Pieces
  • Technology Demonstrations
  • Theater Performances
  • Dance Performances
  • Immersive Installations
  • Sound Installations
  • Sculpture
  • Video / Film
  • Multimedia
  • The Unexpected
What Spaces Will Be Available at IngenuityFest 2012?

Ingenuity changes its configuration year after year.  No two Festivals are alike and we want to create a space for the wide range of performances, demonstrations, and installations.  Ingenuity 2012 will include

  • An Ingenuity Art Gallery
  • A Digital / Internet Art Gallery
  • A Tech Innovation Demonstration Space
  • A Coffee Shop / Open Mic Style Stage
  • A Dance Space
  • A Black Box Theater
  • 4 – 6 Installation Spaces
  • 1 Jazz Stage
  • 2 Large Performance Spaces
  • Room for several large to medium art pieces
Budgets

Ingenuity has no standard rates for projects.  We ask that  each creator submit a budget based on costs and fees.   The bulk of our festival is made up of fees ranging from $100 up to $7,000.  There are projects that we have funded at a higher level as well depending on the scope of work and reputation of an artist or performer.

Selection Criteria

Content for IngenuityFest is chosen through a process that uses objective scoring combined with subjective judgements by representatives from arts and technology fields.  This group (typically a dozen people) scores each submission according to the curatorial criteria.  A conversation typically follows to discuss scores and to  balance selections with other entries.

2012 Selection Criteria

We’ve added to and changed the selection criteria – please read carefully.  While all pieces at Ingenuity do not touch on all of these criteria, we look for pieces that touch on most of them.

  • Artistic Merit
  • Technology Integration
  • Interactivity
  • Educational Value
  • Innovation / Creativity
  • Incorporation of Theme (Feeds)
  • Demonstration of Ability to Execute Proposal
  • Need within Category
  • Knowledge of Work
2012 Theme:  Feeds

People.  Computers.  Machines.  Whether it’s food, water, electricity, or information, everything works, operates, and thrives on a feed.

What feeds us today?  How do we view the food, information, culture and everything that nourishes the body, mind, and soul.  Ingenuity is asking creative people of all kinds to examine feeds in every form imaginable.  Read more about the 2012 Theme here.
First Annual Rube Goldberg Machine Contest

Want to create something needlessly complicated, utterly useless, and totally cool?  The first annual Ingenuity RGM Contest is for you!  Just submit a video to us and you could win $1000 for your creation and the chance to show it off to over 45,000 people!  For details go to www.ingenuitycleveland.com/RGMContest

In A Band?

We encourage music acts that meet our selection criteria to apply.  However, Ingenuity presents over 100 bands at its festival representing a wide range of music tastes: from hip-hop to jazz to electronic to classical.  Bands should apply here:www.ingenuitycleveland.com/bands

The Selection Team

Ingenuity brings together about a dozen members of the community to serve as part of the curatorial team.  These include professionals in theatre, dance, visual art, interactive technology, and music.  We will announce this team shortly.

Ready to apply?  Get started here.

Wednesday, December 14, 2011

Bike Lakewood Community Meeting tonight 12.14.2011

7-8.30pm


Come share your thoughts on how we can make Lakewood the Bicycle Capital of Northeast Ohio. 
Click here to view the Bicycle Master Plan.
Lakewood is on the cusp of incorporating the Bicycle Master Plan with the devious goal (its not devious or nefarious, I just want to make it sound so much more involved then it is) of making Lakewood the Cycling Capitol of Ohio.  Not a huge goal, but an important one, especially when examined through the lens of how Lakewood is building upon its strengths.  Come and share your input, look at the proposal and lets discuss how to strengthen our pedestrian and cycling connections to make our city more friendly to the scale of people.

Tuesday, December 06, 2011

Sculpture Center Call for Artists [W2S2013]


The Sculpture Center is seeking applicants for its 2013 WINDOW TO SCULPTURE EMERGING ARTIST SERIES with an open Call for Ohio Artists. Through the W2S Series, begun in 1991, The Sculpture Center fosters and promotes the careers of exceptional Ohio sculptors during the first ten years of their profession. Sculptors and installation artists are chosen annually for one-person exhibitions in either the Main or Euclid Avenue Gallery with a full color brochure. The 5 week long exhibitions are held January-May.  

The staff of The Sculpture Center works closely with the artist throughout the development of the exhibition and the writing of the brochure. The brochure includes an artist's statement, checklist, and three images of the artwork. 


ELIGIBILITY IN BRIEF
The sculptor or installation artist must have an Ohio connection by birth, residency, or schooling, but does not need to be currently residing in Ohio. At the start of the W2S Series (January 2013), the sculptor must have completed an artist degree (undergraduate or graduate), apprenticeship, or period of equivalent self-taught experience at least seven months to a year prior and be no more than ten years into his/her career.


THE REQUIREMENTS
  • Up to 15 high resolution jpeg images (set at no larger than 300 ppi and 8 x 10 inches)
  • PDF of image checklist keyed to the images with full information, including title, date, dimensions, and materials
  • PDF of artist's statement of 1 paragraph
  • Optional: Exhibition proposal of no more than 2 paragraphs Indication of interest in a collaboration with FiveOne Experimental Orchestra
  • PDF of resume with contact information on the resume
  • This Application Form in hard copy with application fee of $30
THE PROCEDURE
Click here to upload images and PDFs. All images must be jpegs (set at no larger than 300 ppi and 8 x 10 inches).
Send a hard copy of this application form and $30 (check, cash, or money order) to The Sculpture Center. Applications are not considered without this form and fee.

THE DEADLINES

Online Upload: Midnight of Wednesday, January 4, 2012
Hardcopy Application Form + Fee: Wednesday, January 11, 2012