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Artsadmin E-digest Issue No. 255
Compiled and edited by Ines de Almeida , Artsadmin
CONTENTS
A. FUNDING/COMMISSIONS/PLATFORMS/CALLS FOR ARTISTS
A.1) ACT ART 5 \'Till Death Us Do Art\' (CALL FOR ARTISTS)
B. PERFORMANCES/EVENTS
B.1) These Horses perform TAKE IT HOME at Arnolfini Bristol, friday 23rd Feb
B.2) Brixton ASC Open Studios
B.3) lundahl&seitl co-laboratory (long press-release)
B.4) Tues 27 Feb @ 8pm - Nine Years by Lone Twin at the Gardner Arts Centre
C. SEMINARS/WORKSHOPS/COURSES
C.1) Women at Work
C.2) One to One Advisory Sessions
C.3) Au Brana Workshop Season 2007
C.4) Marketing your Edinburgh Show | Workshop 5 March 2007
C.5) Link Up Mentoring Opportunities
C.6) Two workshops at Oval House Theatre as part of the Artists' Advisor Scheme
C.7) MA in Contemporary Performance Making at Brunel University, West London
C.8) Gary Stevens Performance Lab
D. WEBSITES/SERVICES
E. JOBS AND UNPAID OPPORTUNITIES
E.1) Electra seeks Press and Marketing Co-ordinator, (part-time, freelance)
E.2) Dancer/physical theatre performer required
E.3) Company Administrator
E.4) Call for creative choreographer and dancer for short film
E.5) Volunteer Opportunities at United Arts Village (London)
E.6) Invigilation volunteers wanted (London)
E.7) Total Theatre Network - Interim Administrator
F. LONELY ARTS
F.1) Office Space available in E2
F.2) Two rooms to rent in Hackney E5
A. FUNDING/COMMISSIONS/PLATFORMS/CALLS FOR ARTISTS
A.1) ACT ART 5 \'Till Death Us Do Art\' (CALL FOR ARTISTS)
On Friday 8th June 2007 the 5th annual London ACT ART event takes place in a 1000 capacity venue in London Bridge, London, U.K
ACT ART celebrates difference, supports cross-discipline ways of working and offers a safe environment to exhibit work in all disciplines. Currently we\'re still able to include more video work in the june 07 event. Both performance for the camera and documentation of live works are considered, with a particular emphasis on works that are experimental, radical, confrontational and non-mainstream.
ACT ART programmes work by a wide spectrum of artists who are united by an interest in the body and ranges from undergraduate students to established performance artists. We believe in bringing emerging artists together alongside more established practitioners in an attempt to create a dialogue between artists and their work, as well as staging an event that is open to everyone.
For more info: www.actart.co.uk actart@blueyonder.co.uk
B. PERFORMANCES/EVENTS
B.1) These Horses perform TAKE IT HOME at Arnolfini Bristol, friday 23rd Feb
TAKE IT HOME
7.30pm Friday 23rd February at Arnolfini, Bristol. www.arnolfini.org.uk
A list of instructions (talk of bandleaders, boxing coaches, jazz players, soul legends)
demand to be danced (someone’s gotta get up and say something)
Take it Home
...in which three performaners get up and dance, drum, soak and pompom their way through an uncompromising list of performative instructions. Dances taken from films, standards, pop videos and parties are remembered and reinvented. From the Swayze to the Dance of Sorrow through the lexicon of Take it Somewhere, Turn it Around and Bring it Down to the Ground.
An exploration of the want, the thrill, the hips, the hope, the noise and the heart, in an exhaustive attempt to start something new by whatever means necessary.
Created in resience at Sophiensaele, Berlin, summer 2006. Supported by an Arts Council England Live Art Fellowship and the Arnolfini We Live Here Associate Artists scheme.
THESE HORSES
www.thesehorses.com
B.2) Brixton ASC Open Studios
One day open studio event at Brixton ASC Studios. View and buy direct from the artists.
Sunday 11 March, 11am - 6pm.
246 Stockwell Road, Brixton.
http://www.ascstudios.co.uk/
B.3) lundahl&seitl co-laboratory (long press-release)
Press-release
Lundahl&Seitl Co-Laboratory invite artist Jacopo Miliani to install work in BAC’s gallery space as part of long-term multi-disciplinary curatorial project which relies on the corporeal presence of the ‘user’ to activate kinaesthetic experiences. Constructing and appropriating new and existing models of transaction in art, performance and choreography, Lundahl&Seitl Co-Laboratory encourage temporal exploration of their recreational test-sites. www.christerlundahl.com , www.balcone.org/lundahl&seitl
Call 020 7223 2223 for a 30min one to one appointment: Advance booking highly recommended.
For questions please contact; krillediplomat@hotmail.com
Jacopo Miliani - Exhibition private view 6 - 9pm , 28 feb 2007
Lundahl&SeitlCo-Laboratory - Live work
2 March (3 – 6pm & 7 - 10pm)
3 March (5 – 10pm)
4 March (5 – 8pm)
B.4) Tues 27 Feb @ 8pm - Nine Years by Lone Twin at the Gardner Arts Centre
Tues 27 Feb @ 8pm
Nine Years by Lone Twin
Gardner Arts Centre
Suitable age 14+
Nine Years ago two friends decided to see the world. Mainly on foot and latterly on bicyles. As they moved around the world they offered theatrical presentations as a gift to the people they met on their journey. Nine Years and 700 performances later they have returned home, the journey is complete.
This new performance by the internationally acclaimed duo brings together for the first time, their entire body of work.
Tickets: £12.50 / £10 Concs
£7.50 Special Ticket Offer to artsadmin subscribers*
Please quote Gardner Arts Centre Friends when booking with the Box Office on 01273 685 861.
*(subject to availablity)
C. SEMINARS/WORKSHOPS/COURSES
C.1) Women at Work
StoneCrabs are looking for women volunteers interested in taking part in the INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S WEEK workshops - ‘Women at Work’ 8, 9 and 10 March 2007.
“Giving Women a Voice – creating positive value in our local community”
The workshop will be led by Lewisham based actress/facilitator Tereza Araujo, an expert on Theatre of the Oppressed techniques. The workshops will happen at the StoneCrabs’ studio in Lewisham.
The process will lead to an art installation which will be open to the public at the StoneCrab’s studio on the final day
Places are limited and are on a first come first served basis. To take part just send us a message telling us why you would like to participate in this event.
Contact: Mamiko Karasudani
E: Mamiko@stonecrabs.co.uk
T: 0208 694 6472
W: www.stonecrabs.co.uk
C.2) One to One Advisory Sessions
Film London Artists' Moving Image Network is inviting artists to apply to take part in a free programme of developmental one to one advice sessions. We're asking artists to identify some advice areas that they feel would help them to develop their career and practice.
Sessions will be scheduled for March-May 2007
We aim to offer successful applicants a programme of 3-4 advice sessions, and can accommodate up to 6 artists.
Sessions can take place at Film London offices, at artists' studios or at a facilities house. These will range from one hour to a half day.
The deadline for applications is Wednesday 28 February and applicants will be notified by Friday 2 March.
Further information including the downloadable booking form can be found on the Artists' Moving Image Network Website: http://amin.filmlondon.org.uk/content.asp?CategoryID=983
C.3) Au Brana Workshop Season 2007
This summer the Au Brana Cultural Centre will host a full season of international workshops with some of the world's leading and emerging theatre practitioners. Situated in Southern France, Au Brana is a formerly ruined farm that has been converted into studio space with on-site fully catered accommodation. We offer the opportunity to work in a rural setting at an affordable price with highly skilled and innovative practitioners.
28.05-06.06 THE DRIFT PROJECT (Para-active/ZecoraUra)
11-15.06 WAKING THE LISTENING BODY (Theatre Zar)
25.06-06.07 THEATRE UNDER CONSTRUCTION (Au Brana Theatre Co.)
16-20.07 UNEARTHING ARCHETYPES IN SHAKESPEARE'S TEXT (Anna-Helena McLean/Pamela Prather)
30.07-10.08 TOWARDS CHOREA (Chorea Theatre Association)
13-24.08 THE BREATHING PERFORMER (Song of the Goat/Compagnie du Hanneton)
03-07.09 THEATRE IN ACTION (8 Bottes Jaunes)
Please contact us at info@aubrana.com or see our website www.aubrana.com for more information on each workshop and to reserve a place.
Or call +33(0)562288772
C.4) Marketing your Edinburgh Show | Workshop 5 March 2007
An evening workshop helping you to complete a detailed marketing plan for your show at the Edinburgh fringe 2007
6 - 9pm, 5 March 2007 at the Tabard Theatre, Turnham Green
The workshop is geared around the development of a bespoke marketing plan for your show. Starting off with some general advice and tips on design, copy writing and the Edinburgh environment, we will then guide you through the process of planning your marketing strategy, budgeting for your marketing spend and putting an implementation timeline in place.
For further information please visit: http://www.redgatemarketing.com/
To reserve your place on the workshop, please email workshop@redgatemarketing.com and we'll send you a booking form.
Date: 5 March 2007
Time: 6 - 9pm with drinks and networking afterwards
Venue: The Tabard Theatre, Turnham Green (http://www.tabardtheatre.co.uk)
Price: £25 (individuals), £50 (companies - up to 5 may attend). Early booking discount (book before 23 February): £20/£40
C.5) Link Up Mentoring Opportunities
Link Up
mentoring advice guidance
• Become a mentor and/or advisor to emerging artists
• Paid opportunities following training
• FREE training with access and childcare costs covered
• Sign up now for March 2007 training round
‘I have been teamed up with a mentor who is an excellent match. I would encourage everyone to be involved with this project as a mentor or mentee!’ Steven Whinnery, Performer
Link Up is the ongoing development programme for deaf and disabled Londoners involved in the arts. As part of this project we are seeking to match experienced deaf and disabled creative industry professionals from across the arts with emerging artists.
Participants are offered free training and paid opportunities within the Link Up programme following successful placements.
Information and full calendar: www.shapearts.org.uk
Link Up Team:
tel 020 7619 6165 / 020 7619 6175
fax 020 7619 6162
minicom 020 7619 6161
SMS 07958 705 615
email linkup@shapearts.org.uk
C.6) Two workshops at Oval House Theatre as part of the Artists' Advisor Scheme
1/ Creating Live Performance: A Practitioner Workshop
Barby Asante
Date: Monday 23rd April
Time: 10 - 5
Venue: Oval House Theatre
Drawing on my experience of creating works that invite dialogue and participation from its audiences, this is a workshop that explores how we communicate with each other in a safe space with other practitioners.
2/ Introduction to Workshop Leadership
Stella Barnes
Date: Wednesday 25th April
Time: 10 - 5
Venue: Oval House Theatre
D. WEBSITES/SERVICES
E. JOBS AND UNPAID OPPORTUNITIES
E.1) Electra seeks Press and Marketing Co-ordinator, (part-time, freelance)
Electra seeks Press and Marketing Co-ordinator
Clerkenwell, London
Circa £20,000 pro rata depending on experience
One year contract, part-time (2 - 2.5 days per week)
Closing Date: 5pm Monday 12 March 2007
Application is by post only (covering letter and CV)
Interviews will be held in the week of 19th March
Electra is a London based contemporary art production agency which specializes in commissioning and producing ambitious cross-disciplinary projects by artists working across sound, moving image, performance and the visual arts. Through close collaboration with a range of venues and production partners, Electra presents its projects across the UK and internationally. Electra is regularly funded by Arts Council England.
Application is by letter and CV. Applications are by post only. Emailed applications will not be accepted. Please download the Job Description, Person Specification and Equal Opportunities Monitoring form from http://www.electra-productions.com/current/job/index.html or contact Dawn Scarfe, Marketing and Administration Co-ordinator, Electra, tel: 020 7837 3131, email: dawn@electra-productions.com
E.2) Dancer/physical theatre performer required
Work Opportunity: Mobile Machinoeki performance project with Phil Smith
Following four years of the ‘Crab Walking’ project - a mixture of story-based performance in beach huts, etc. and performative-exploratory walking - I seek an artist/performer working in dance or physical theatre to join team for new 4 week (mid-June to mid July 2007) wandering performance project in South Devon (funded by ACE). Putting the fictional, fanciful, fragile and devalued on equal terms with 'factual', official history, breaking down monolithic imaginings of the identity of places. I seek dancer or physical theatre performer,informed by a classical or modern discipline – particularly interested in performers with training in Indian dance or theatre traditions (continuity with previous collaborations), but would like to hear from any performer who would enjoy working in this hybrid form, with a comparable physical training. Further details contact Phil Smith on perform.smith@ukgateway.net
E.3) Company Administrator
East London Dance: £17,000 pa
This is an exceptional opportunity for an enthusiastic individual who wants to work within a successful arts organisation. You will be responsible for the administration of the company to include PA, general finance and marketing support. You will have a highly professional telephone manner, excellent organisational and administrative skills and the ability to prioritise and work effectively under pressure and to tight deadlines.
Working within a dynamic team, this role requires a creative person who is not afraid to be proactive and help out where needed.
For an application pack please contact 020 8279 1050 or send an email to: office@eastlondondance.org
Deadline for applications: 5pm, Monday 12th March
Interviews: Monday 19th March
East London Dance is an equal opportunities employer based in Stratford.
E.4) Call for creative choreographer and dancer for short film
Seeking a choreographer and 3 dancers for contemporary ballet for an upcoming short film “Anna”. Choreographers will be asked to produce 2 short pieces (approximately 3 minutes in total).
Synopsis
Anna and Maya are stepsisters. When watching Maya’s dance performance Anna meets her alter ego who causes her to realise her true feeling for Maya. The film follows Anna’s imagination as it drifts between memory and reality.
It'll be a one-day shoot on a theatre stage (London).
Male dancer
Aged 30s, has a medium length dark hair, penetrating eyes. He should be approximately 6ft+ (slim).
Female dancer-1
Aged 20s, has a semi-long dark blonde/brunette hair. The dancer should be approximately 5ft 8-9 (slender) and has a graceful looking.
Female dancer-2
Aged 20s, has a dark black short hair and looks rather Mediterranean.
Expenses and a copy of the film will be provided.
Please send CVs, photographs and/or a showreel to
Mototake Makishima, CA&D, RCA, Kensington Gore, London SW7 2EU
Email: mototake.makishima@googlemail.com
E.5) Volunteer Opportunities at United Arts Village (London)
We are currently looking for volunteers to assist in the delivery of a one-day event, which will take place on April 14 at the Royal Arsenal site in Woolwich.
This is a great opportunity for an interested person to gain hands on experience in Arts Event Co-ordination and Delivery and a perfect place to network with key players in the Arts and Community sector.
Refreshments will be provided and travel expenses covered.
Please call Cristiana Montis on 07932953525 or email cristiana.montis@ntlworld.com for more information
E.6) Invigilation volunteers wanted (London)
United Arts Village are seeking volunteers to invigilate the forthcoming two-week exhibition at the Royal Arsenal site in Woolwich, South East London.
The show will open on the 13th April, running until Friday the 27 April and will showcase site-specific pieces by some of the more exciting local artists.
Invigilation will be a great opportunity to network with artists and curators and a fantastic chance to experience diverse and challenging artworks in the unique setting of the Royal Arsenal.
Refreshments and travel expenses will be paid for and, of course, you will be welcomed to join us for drinks at the exhibition opening.
Please call Cristiana Montis on 07932953525 or email cristiana.montis@ntlworld.com for more information
EStart: 28 Feb or as soon as possible thereafter
F. LONELY ARTS
F.1) Office Space available in E2
Office Space available in E2
Igloo, an arts group based in East London, currently have office space available and are looking to share with someone working in the arts.
The 150 sqft studio/office space is available to let for £ 433 pcm. It’s available immediately, and is located in a 3rd floor Warehouse on Bethnal Green Road. The space is in a large open plan office (approx 1000 sqft). It has access to free wireless broadband, a goods lift to the street and includes a roof with a view of the City and EastEnd skyline.
All utilities are inclusive. Other tenants of the studio include: artists, designers & filmmakers.
The studio is a one minute walk from Bethnal Green Tube, with bus links to Liverpool Street, Shoreditch and Angel/Islington.
For information, or to view contact Bruno at Igloo on 07958 292 670 or email eskimos@igloo.org.uk.
F.2) Two rooms to rent in Hackney E5
Short term for four months initially. Great house, share with two women artists. One small room with small roof terrace. One extra large room with piano. Guide rent £400-£420 per week inclusive of all bills, council tax and wireless broadband. Rent negotiable. Working people preferred please. Probably suit female artist professionals.
Please call 07795518724/02089861456 mail@deviart.co.uk for more info and to visit.
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Compiled and edited by Ines de Almeida , Artsadmin
CONTENTS
A. FUNDING/COMMISSIONS/PLATFORMS/CALLS FOR ARTISTS
A.1) ACT ART 5 \'Till Death Us Do Art\' (CALL FOR ARTISTS)
B. PERFORMANCES/EVENTS
B.1) These Horses perform TAKE IT HOME at Arnolfini Bristol, friday 23rd Feb
B.2) Brixton ASC Open Studios
B.3) lundahl&seitl co-laboratory (long press-release)
B.4) Tues 27 Feb @ 8pm - Nine Years by Lone Twin at the Gardner Arts Centre
C. SEMINARS/WORKSHOPS/COURSES
C.1) Women at Work
C.2) One to One Advisory Sessions
C.3) Au Brana Workshop Season 2007
C.4) Marketing your Edinburgh Show | Workshop 5 March 2007
C.5) Link Up Mentoring Opportunities
C.6) Two workshops at Oval House Theatre as part of the Artists' Advisor Scheme
C.7) MA in Contemporary Performance Making at Brunel University, West London
C.8) Gary Stevens Performance Lab
D. WEBSITES/SERVICES
E. JOBS AND UNPAID OPPORTUNITIES
E.1) Electra seeks Press and Marketing Co-ordinator, (part-time, freelance)
E.2) Dancer/physical theatre performer required
E.3) Company Administrator
E.4) Call for creative choreographer and dancer for short film
E.5) Volunteer Opportunities at United Arts Village (London)
E.6) Invigilation volunteers wanted (London)
E.7) Total Theatre Network - Interim Administrator
F. LONELY ARTS
F.1) Office Space available in E2
F.2) Two rooms to rent in Hackney E5
A. FUNDING/COMMISSIONS/PLATFORMS/CALLS FOR ARTISTS
A.1) ACT ART 5 \'Till Death Us Do Art\' (CALL FOR ARTISTS)
On Friday 8th June 2007 the 5th annual London ACT ART event takes place in a 1000 capacity venue in London Bridge, London, U.K
ACT ART celebrates difference, supports cross-discipline ways of working and offers a safe environment to exhibit work in all disciplines. Currently we\'re still able to include more video work in the june 07 event. Both performance for the camera and documentation of live works are considered, with a particular emphasis on works that are experimental, radical, confrontational and non-mainstream.
ACT ART programmes work by a wide spectrum of artists who are united by an interest in the body and ranges from undergraduate students to established performance artists. We believe in bringing emerging artists together alongside more established practitioners in an attempt to create a dialogue between artists and their work, as well as staging an event that is open to everyone.
For more info: www.actart.co.uk actart@blueyonder.co.uk
B. PERFORMANCES/EVENTS
B.1) These Horses perform TAKE IT HOME at Arnolfini Bristol, friday 23rd Feb
TAKE IT HOME
7.30pm Friday 23rd February at Arnolfini, Bristol. www.arnolfini.org.uk
A list of instructions (talk of bandleaders, boxing coaches, jazz players, soul legends)
demand to be danced (someone’s gotta get up and say something)
Take it Home
...in which three performaners get up and dance, drum, soak and pompom their way through an uncompromising list of performative instructions. Dances taken from films, standards, pop videos and parties are remembered and reinvented. From the Swayze to the Dance of Sorrow through the lexicon of Take it Somewhere, Turn it Around and Bring it Down to the Ground.
An exploration of the want, the thrill, the hips, the hope, the noise and the heart, in an exhaustive attempt to start something new by whatever means necessary.
Created in resience at Sophiensaele, Berlin, summer 2006. Supported by an Arts Council England Live Art Fellowship and the Arnolfini We Live Here Associate Artists scheme.
THESE HORSES
www.thesehorses.com
B.2) Brixton ASC Open Studios
One day open studio event at Brixton ASC Studios. View and buy direct from the artists.
Sunday 11 March, 11am - 6pm.
246 Stockwell Road, Brixton.
http://www.ascstudios.co.uk/
B.3) lundahl&seitl co-laboratory (long press-release)
Press-release
Lundahl&Seitl Co-Laboratory invite artist Jacopo Miliani to install work in BAC’s gallery space as part of long-term multi-disciplinary curatorial project which relies on the corporeal presence of the ‘user’ to activate kinaesthetic experiences. Constructing and appropriating new and existing models of transaction in art, performance and choreography, Lundahl&Seitl Co-Laboratory encourage temporal exploration of their recreational test-sites. www.christerlundahl.com , www.balcone.org/lundahl&seitl
Call 020 7223 2223 for a 30min one to one appointment: Advance booking highly recommended.
For questions please contact; krillediplomat@hotmail.com
Jacopo Miliani - Exhibition private view 6 - 9pm , 28 feb 2007
Lundahl&SeitlCo-Laboratory - Live work
2 March (3 – 6pm & 7 - 10pm)
3 March (5 – 10pm)
4 March (5 – 8pm)
B.4) Tues 27 Feb @ 8pm - Nine Years by Lone Twin at the Gardner Arts Centre
Tues 27 Feb @ 8pm
Nine Years by Lone Twin
Gardner Arts Centre
Suitable age 14+
Nine Years ago two friends decided to see the world. Mainly on foot and latterly on bicyles. As they moved around the world they offered theatrical presentations as a gift to the people they met on their journey. Nine Years and 700 performances later they have returned home, the journey is complete.
This new performance by the internationally acclaimed duo brings together for the first time, their entire body of work.
Tickets: £12.50 / £10 Concs
£7.50 Special Ticket Offer to artsadmin subscribers*
Please quote Gardner Arts Centre Friends when booking with the Box Office on 01273 685 861.
*(subject to availablity)
C. SEMINARS/WORKSHOPS/COURSES
C.1) Women at Work
StoneCrabs are looking for women volunteers interested in taking part in the INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S WEEK workshops - ‘Women at Work’ 8, 9 and 10 March 2007.
“Giving Women a Voice – creating positive value in our local community”
The workshop will be led by Lewisham based actress/facilitator Tereza Araujo, an expert on Theatre of the Oppressed techniques. The workshops will happen at the StoneCrabs’ studio in Lewisham.
The process will lead to an art installation which will be open to the public at the StoneCrab’s studio on the final day
Places are limited and are on a first come first served basis. To take part just send us a message telling us why you would like to participate in this event.
Contact: Mamiko Karasudani
E: Mamiko@stonecrabs.co.uk
T: 0208 694 6472
W: www.stonecrabs.co.uk
C.2) One to One Advisory Sessions
Film London Artists' Moving Image Network is inviting artists to apply to take part in a free programme of developmental one to one advice sessions. We're asking artists to identify some advice areas that they feel would help them to develop their career and practice.
Sessions will be scheduled for March-May 2007
We aim to offer successful applicants a programme of 3-4 advice sessions, and can accommodate up to 6 artists.
Sessions can take place at Film London offices, at artists' studios or at a facilities house. These will range from one hour to a half day.
The deadline for applications is Wednesday 28 February and applicants will be notified by Friday 2 March.
Further information including the downloadable booking form can be found on the Artists' Moving Image Network Website: http://amin.filmlondon.org.uk/content.asp?CategoryID=983
C.3) Au Brana Workshop Season 2007
This summer the Au Brana Cultural Centre will host a full season of international workshops with some of the world's leading and emerging theatre practitioners. Situated in Southern France, Au Brana is a formerly ruined farm that has been converted into studio space with on-site fully catered accommodation. We offer the opportunity to work in a rural setting at an affordable price with highly skilled and innovative practitioners.
28.05-06.06 THE DRIFT PROJECT (Para-active/ZecoraUra)
11-15.06 WAKING THE LISTENING BODY (Theatre Zar)
25.06-06.07 THEATRE UNDER CONSTRUCTION (Au Brana Theatre Co.)
16-20.07 UNEARTHING ARCHETYPES IN SHAKESPEARE'S TEXT (Anna-Helena McLean/Pamela Prather)
30.07-10.08 TOWARDS CHOREA (Chorea Theatre Association)
13-24.08 THE BREATHING PERFORMER (Song of the Goat/Compagnie du Hanneton)
03-07.09 THEATRE IN ACTION (8 Bottes Jaunes)
Please contact us at info@aubrana.com or see our website www.aubrana.com for more information on each workshop and to reserve a place.
Or call +33(0)562288772
C.4) Marketing your Edinburgh Show | Workshop 5 March 2007
An evening workshop helping you to complete a detailed marketing plan for your show at the Edinburgh fringe 2007
6 - 9pm, 5 March 2007 at the Tabard Theatre, Turnham Green
The workshop is geared around the development of a bespoke marketing plan for your show. Starting off with some general advice and tips on design, copy writing and the Edinburgh environment, we will then guide you through the process of planning your marketing strategy, budgeting for your marketing spend and putting an implementation timeline in place.
For further information please visit: http://www.redgatemarketing.com/
To reserve your place on the workshop, please email workshop@redgatemarketing.com and we'll send you a booking form.
Date: 5 March 2007
Time: 6 - 9pm with drinks and networking afterwards
Venue: The Tabard Theatre, Turnham Green (http://www.tabardtheatre.co.uk)
Price: £25 (individuals), £50 (companies - up to 5 may attend). Early booking discount (book before 23 February): £20/£40
C.5) Link Up Mentoring Opportunities
Link Up
mentoring advice guidance
• Become a mentor and/or advisor to emerging artists
• Paid opportunities following training
• FREE training with access and childcare costs covered
• Sign up now for March 2007 training round
‘I have been teamed up with a mentor who is an excellent match. I would encourage everyone to be involved with this project as a mentor or mentee!’ Steven Whinnery, Performer
Link Up is the ongoing development programme for deaf and disabled Londoners involved in the arts. As part of this project we are seeking to match experienced deaf and disabled creative industry professionals from across the arts with emerging artists.
Participants are offered free training and paid opportunities within the Link Up programme following successful placements.
Information and full calendar: www.shapearts.org.uk
Link Up Team:
tel 020 7619 6165 / 020 7619 6175
fax 020 7619 6162
minicom 020 7619 6161
SMS 07958 705 615
email linkup@shapearts.org.uk
C.6) Two workshops at Oval House Theatre as part of the Artists' Advisor Scheme
1/ Creating Live Performance: A Practitioner Workshop
Barby Asante
Date: Monday 23rd April
Time: 10 - 5
Venue: Oval House Theatre
Drawing on my experience of creating works that invite dialogue and participation from its audiences, this is a workshop that explores how we communicate with each other in a safe space with other practitioners.
2/ Introduction to Workshop Leadership
Stella Barnes
Date: Wednesday 25th April
Time: 10 - 5
Venue: Oval House Theatre
D. WEBSITES/SERVICES
E. JOBS AND UNPAID OPPORTUNITIES
E.1) Electra seeks Press and Marketing Co-ordinator, (part-time, freelance)
Electra seeks Press and Marketing Co-ordinator
Clerkenwell, London
Circa £20,000 pro rata depending on experience
One year contract, part-time (2 - 2.5 days per week)
Closing Date: 5pm Monday 12 March 2007
Application is by post only (covering letter and CV)
Interviews will be held in the week of 19th March
Electra is a London based contemporary art production agency which specializes in commissioning and producing ambitious cross-disciplinary projects by artists working across sound, moving image, performance and the visual arts. Through close collaboration with a range of venues and production partners, Electra presents its projects across the UK and internationally. Electra is regularly funded by Arts Council England.
Application is by letter and CV. Applications are by post only. Emailed applications will not be accepted. Please download the Job Description, Person Specification and Equal Opportunities Monitoring form from http://www.electra-productions.com/current/job/index.html or contact Dawn Scarfe, Marketing and Administration Co-ordinator, Electra, tel: 020 7837 3131, email: dawn@electra-productions.com
E.2) Dancer/physical theatre performer required
Work Opportunity: Mobile Machinoeki performance project with Phil Smith
Following four years of the ‘Crab Walking’ project - a mixture of story-based performance in beach huts, etc. and performative-exploratory walking - I seek an artist/performer working in dance or physical theatre to join team for new 4 week (mid-June to mid July 2007) wandering performance project in South Devon (funded by ACE). Putting the fictional, fanciful, fragile and devalued on equal terms with 'factual', official history, breaking down monolithic imaginings of the identity of places. I seek dancer or physical theatre performer,informed by a classical or modern discipline – particularly interested in performers with training in Indian dance or theatre traditions (continuity with previous collaborations), but would like to hear from any performer who would enjoy working in this hybrid form, with a comparable physical training. Further details contact Phil Smith on perform.smith@ukgateway.net
E.3) Company Administrator
East London Dance: £17,000 pa
This is an exceptional opportunity for an enthusiastic individual who wants to work within a successful arts organisation. You will be responsible for the administration of the company to include PA, general finance and marketing support. You will have a highly professional telephone manner, excellent organisational and administrative skills and the ability to prioritise and work effectively under pressure and to tight deadlines.
Working within a dynamic team, this role requires a creative person who is not afraid to be proactive and help out where needed.
For an application pack please contact 020 8279 1050 or send an email to: office@eastlondondance.org
Deadline for applications: 5pm, Monday 12th March
Interviews: Monday 19th March
East London Dance is an equal opportunities employer based in Stratford.
E.4) Call for creative choreographer and dancer for short film
Seeking a choreographer and 3 dancers for contemporary ballet for an upcoming short film “Anna”. Choreographers will be asked to produce 2 short pieces (approximately 3 minutes in total).
Synopsis
Anna and Maya are stepsisters. When watching Maya’s dance performance Anna meets her alter ego who causes her to realise her true feeling for Maya. The film follows Anna’s imagination as it drifts between memory and reality.
It'll be a one-day shoot on a theatre stage (London).
Male dancer
Aged 30s, has a medium length dark hair, penetrating eyes. He should be approximately 6ft+ (slim).
Female dancer-1
Aged 20s, has a semi-long dark blonde/brunette hair. The dancer should be approximately 5ft 8-9 (slender) and has a graceful looking.
Female dancer-2
Aged 20s, has a dark black short hair and looks rather Mediterranean.
Expenses and a copy of the film will be provided.
Please send CVs, photographs and/or a showreel to
Mototake Makishima, CA&D, RCA, Kensington Gore, London SW7 2EU
Email: mototake.makishima@googlemail.com
E.5) Volunteer Opportunities at United Arts Village (London)
We are currently looking for volunteers to assist in the delivery of a one-day event, which will take place on April 14 at the Royal Arsenal site in Woolwich.
This is a great opportunity for an interested person to gain hands on experience in Arts Event Co-ordination and Delivery and a perfect place to network with key players in the Arts and Community sector.
Refreshments will be provided and travel expenses covered.
Please call Cristiana Montis on 07932953525 or email cristiana.montis@ntlworld.com for more information
E.6) Invigilation volunteers wanted (London)
United Arts Village are seeking volunteers to invigilate the forthcoming two-week exhibition at the Royal Arsenal site in Woolwich, South East London.
The show will open on the 13th April, running until Friday the 27 April and will showcase site-specific pieces by some of the more exciting local artists.
Invigilation will be a great opportunity to network with artists and curators and a fantastic chance to experience diverse and challenging artworks in the unique setting of the Royal Arsenal.
Refreshments and travel expenses will be paid for and, of course, you will be welcomed to join us for drinks at the exhibition opening.
Please call Cristiana Montis on 07932953525 or email cristiana.montis@ntlworld.com for more information
EStart: 28 Feb or as soon as possible thereafter
F. LONELY ARTS
F.1) Office Space available in E2
Office Space available in E2
Igloo, an arts group based in East London, currently have office space available and are looking to share with someone working in the arts.
The 150 sqft studio/office space is available to let for £ 433 pcm. It’s available immediately, and is located in a 3rd floor Warehouse on Bethnal Green Road. The space is in a large open plan office (approx 1000 sqft). It has access to free wireless broadband, a goods lift to the street and includes a roof with a view of the City and EastEnd skyline.
All utilities are inclusive. Other tenants of the studio include: artists, designers & filmmakers.
The studio is a one minute walk from Bethnal Green Tube, with bus links to Liverpool Street, Shoreditch and Angel/Islington.
For information, or to view contact Bruno at Igloo on 07958 292 670 or email eskimos@igloo.org.uk.
F.2) Two rooms to rent in Hackney E5
Short term for four months initially. Great house, share with two women artists. One small room with small roof terrace. One extra large room with piano. Guide rent £400-£420 per week inclusive of all bills, council tax and wireless broadband. Rent negotiable. Working people preferred please. Probably suit female artist professionals.
Please call 07795518724/02089861456 mail@deviart.co.uk for more info and to visit.
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