How To Get An Arts Grant Funding For Artists Grants W to Z

W - Z Arts Grant Funding

Washington

Artist Trust
http://www.artisttrust.org
Artist Trust is a not-for-profit organization dedicated exclusively to supporting Washington State artists working in all creative disciplines. Grants awarded to individual artists are Grants for Artist Projects which awards up to $1,500 to artists to begin, further or complete specific works of art, and Fellowships, which are unrestricted awards of $6,500 to recognize artistic merit and continued dedication to art-making.

West Virginia Commission on the Arts

http://www.wvculture.org
West Virginia Commission on the Arts annually awards fellowships in various categories of the visual, literary, and performing arts based on the originality, creativity, and accomplishment of previous work, as well as the level of commitment and potential for further growth. Fellowship awards are for $3500. The Commission also awards Professional Development grants to individual artists.

Wisconsin Arts Board

http://arts.state.wi.us/static/
Wisconsin Arts Board's Artist Fellowship Awards recognize the significant contributions of professional artists in Wisconsin. Fellowships of $8,000 are available, in odd-numbered years, to individual artists working in the Visual Arts and Media Arts.

Wyoming Arts Council

http://wyoarts.state.wy.us/WACGrants2006.htm
The Wyoming Arts Council awards The Individual Artist Fellowship. This is a competative program and applicants are judged on the merit of their work. The awards are given to recognize outstanding work that is already compeleted.
W.O. Mitchell Literary Prize
http://www.writerstrust.com/

$15,000 -- under review

Wachovia Foundation Community Arts Support

http://www.wachovia.com

Deadline: Rolling. The foundation's Arts and Culture Programs provide support to nonprofit organizations that facilitate access to and participation in cultural experiences for persons with low to moderate incomes. The foundation hopes to ensure the availability of a broad array of artistic opportunities that reflect the diversity of the community. Types of support include general, project, and building funds as well as equipment. For more information and guidelines, visit Wachovia Foundation’s website at: http://www.wachovia.com/inside/page/0,,139_414_430,00.html.

WAI International Opportunities Fund

http://www.a-t-w.com/funding/detail

The fund is set-up to encourage professional arts practitioners to explore potential partnerships with other practitioners, producers, presenters or promoters in countries outside the UK.

Wales Arts International

http://www.wai.org.uk

Wales Arts International is a partnership between the Arts Council of Wales and British Council Wales, and 'works to promote knowledge about contemporary culture from Wales and encourage international exchange and collaboration'. The website contains detailed sections on News, events and projects, information on funding, features, calendar, and a newsletter. Factsheets are also available on the topics of Craft and design, Music and Japan.

Walker Cowen Eighteenth-Century Studies Manuscript Prize

http://www.upress.virginia.edu/news.html

The university sponsors this biennial prize and awards it to the author of an unpublished book-length manuscript (60,000-150,000 words) dealing with scholarship in 18th-century studies in history, literature, philosophy, or the arts. The award includes publication of the manuscript by the University Press of Virginia. To be eligible, manuscripts should be submitted in triplicate. The winning author will be offered an advance publishing contract and a payment of $2,000. The other half of the prize money will be disbursed upon acceptance of a final revised manuscript for publication.

Wallace Foundation

http://www.fundsnetservices.com

The Wallace Foundation seeks to support and share effective ideas and practices that will strengthen education leadership, arts participation and out-of-school learning.

Wallace Foundation Arts Programs

http://www.wallacefoundation.org/GrantsPrograms

For well over a decade, The Wallace Foundation has invested in leading cultural groups across the country that are working to make the arts an active part of people's everyday lives. These theaters, museums, dance companies, community art schools and centers have in common a twin commitment to artistic excellence and service to people. Through their artistic programs, business practices and public efforts, these exemplary institutions are demonstrating that excellence need not mean exclusion, and that the wealth of the arts can be multiplied through the shared experience of participation. The successes and failures of these groups can, if well documented, provide valuable insights that other arts organizations, funders and supporters can put to practical use in improving the quality, access and health of the arts.

Walter & Elise Haas Fund

http://www.haassr.org

Grants in theater, music and creation of new works by artists in partnership with community organizations for collaborative projects. Open to San Francisco, CA and Marin County, CA organizations One Lombardo St. Ste. 305, San Francisco, CA, 94111.

Wandsworth and Westminster Film Awards

http://www.westminsterarts.org.uk

For more information about the Wandsworth Fund contact the arts office on 020 8871 8711. Further information and a downloadable application form can also be gained from the Wandsworth website. Up to

Wanted: Artists and Green Visions

http://www.downtownithaca.com

We know that Dallas is a far distance from Ithaca, NY, but Texas creativity is legendary, and we would welcome applications from your constituency: Wanted: Artists and Green Visions for Ithaca, NY’s 9th Art in the Heart of the City public sculpture exhibit: Celebrating Sustainable Community, an Exploration in Greening Public Art. For the first time focusing within a theme, ’08 will feature 3-6 works by three artists who use natural, recycled and/or sustainable materials to evoke the images, themes, issues and dreams of sustainable community. Stipend, insurance and installation assistance provided, plus widespread exposure as exemplars, on new online gallery, a Forum on Greening Public Art, and collaborative public programming. Deadline April 1, exhibit opening late June and ending in November. For information on Ithaca’s arts and sustainability scenes, see http://www.artspartners.org and http://www.sustainabletompkins.org. For guidelines and application form, see downtownithaca.com [link ambiguous at best, does not lead to application forms, try this, maybe. No? Okay, this one then.]. Questions, call (607) 277-8679 or email phil@downtownithaca.com.

Wanted: Artists and Green Visions

http://www.spiridonov-m.ru

Pictures-state. Mikhail Spiridonov

Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts (Andy)

http://www.warholfoundation.org

The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts has announced a new three-year program of grants to nonprofit art publications and individual art critics. Called the Andy Warhol Arts Writing Initiative, its self-described aim is to 'promote critical discourse that is both rigorous and accessible, foster innovation in arts writing and nurture connections between art and the public.' The foundation has committed $3 million to the program, half to be given to art publications and half to art critics. The assistance to the publications will be designed to increase audiences, stabilize business practices and explore new forms of publishing. The grants to individual writers--expected to run between $3,000 and $50,000--will cover everything from essays and book projects to text-based experiments in new media. The art publications grants will be administered by the Warhol Foundation, while the critic grants will be handled by the Creative Capital Foundation, a New York-based nonprofit devoted to supporting artists. Application information for both areas is available on the Warhol Foundation Web site.

Washington Ensemble Theatre

http://www.washingtonensemble.org

Queer Teen Ensemble, 15 artists will lead a two-month after-school series offering 100 hours of scriptwriting and ensemble theater workshops exploring identity and building community for 20 youth and culminating in four public performances.

Washington Gas Grants

http://www.washgas.com
The corporate giving program primarily serves the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia, and focuses on three primary areas: education--K-12 educational activities, with attention given to mathematics, science, technology, engineering, business, and arts education; environment, focusing on preservation of air quality, land use, and water quality; and health--improving the health and well-being of individuals within the community, with emphasis on illness prevention through energy-assistance programs for low-income households to heat and cool their homes. Support is provided for specific programs rather than for general funding. Written requests must be received between October 1 and May 30. Guidelines are available online.

Washington Project for the Arts Slide Registry

http://www.geocities.com/Paris/Musee/9650/art_opportunities.html

The ArtFile offers area artists the opportunity to raise their visibility and building a larger audience for their work. The ArtFile serves as WPA\C's primary resource for selecting artists to participate in many of its programs and exhibitions, including an annual Art Auction at the Corcoran; OPTIONS, a biennial exhibition featuring work by emerging regional artists; ArtSites, a multi-state regional biennial; and one person and group shows. Each ArtFile participant receives invitations to all WPA\C exhibitions, performances, film series and informal gatherings, as well as free admission for one to the Corcoran Gallery of Art. For information, contact Nadine Gabai-Botero at 202-639-1714. Annual ArtFile fees are $35.00. The annual fee for members of the WPA\Corcoran, Corcoran School of Art Alumni Association, A. Salon, Ltd., and the Washington Center for Photography are $20.

Washington State Arts Commission

http://www.spokanearts.org/showopportunity

The Washington State Arts Commission (WSAC) has created The Washington Local Arts Agencies Directory which contains information supplied by arts agencies throughout the state. To download a copy visit http://www.arts.wa.gov. An Excel database of the information is available upon request. If you have any new information or changes you’d like to make to your entry, WSAC is always updating their database, and would like your contact information to stay as current as possible. This database can be a useful tool for you to find peers and identify resources. Please contact Bitsy Bidwell at bitsyb@arts.wa.gov to share your updates, to request search information from the database, or if you have any questions about the Community Arts Development Program. Contact Information: Bitsy Bidwell Contact Email:  bitsyb@arts.wa.gov Contact Phone: 360-586-2421 Response Deadline: 12/31/2009

Washington State Arts Commission Arts in Education Program

http://www.arts.wa.gov
The arts in education program includes different opportunities such as artists in schools and arts curriculum grants. WSAC funds residencies in schools and other educational settings, touring performing artists through the state's public schools, mainstage productions for students, and grants to arts organizations for collaborative projects with schools. To help the schools develop their arts curricula and respond to education reform, WSAC offers arts curriculum grants to the public schools/school districts and nonprofit organizations working in partnership with their local public schools. Annual deadline dates may vary; contact the program office for exact dates.

Washington State Arts Commission Project Support Program Grants

http://www.arts.wa.gov
Smaller arts organizations and community service groups may apply for matching grants for specific public arts events. These project grants can include concerts, theater productions, visual art exhibits, arts festivals, or a broad range of arts-related services to Washington citizens, artists, or ethnic communities. There are two deadlines each year, one in the spring (usually in March or April) and one in the fall (usually in October). Contact the commission for exact dates.

Watercolor Ohio

http://www.franmangino@yahoo.com

OWS is sending out the prospectus for Watercolor Ohio. Exhibition will be in The Riffe Gallery in Columbus, OH from Nov. 6, to Jan. 11, 2009. Alvaro Castagnet from South America serves as juror. Watch this internationally reknown artist demonstrate at the Columbus Museum of Art on Sunday, Nov. 2, 2008. On Nov. 7 Castagnet will speak about the paintings at the gallery and he will be at both the regular gallery's Thursday evening opening and the OWS Saturday opening and awards banquet.

Watercolor Ohio 31st Annual Juried Exhibition

http://www.ohiowatercolorsociety.com/prospectus.pdf

Juror: Alvaro Castagnet. Deadline: January 31. Note eligibility restrictions.

Watercolor Society of Oregon 43rd Annual Aqueous Media Exhibition

http://www.watercolorsocietyoforegon.com

Juror: Donna Zagotta. Cash & merchandise awards of approximately $4000. Deadline: Entries must be received by February 1.

Watercolor West Exhibition

http://www.watercolor-online.com" target="_blank">http://www.watercolor-online.com

Watercolor West, an International Watercolor Society, announces a call to artists for their next exhibition, held December 8, 2007 thru January 26, at the Riverside Art Museum in Riverside, CA. $12,000 in cash and products will be awarded. Juror: Don O'Neill. Entries must be original and painted within the last two years, must be truly transparent watercolor, on a single piece of untreated rag or wood pulp paper. Works previously exhibited at RAM or WW are not eligible.

Watercolor West XL Annual Juried Exhibition

http://www.watercolor-online.com

Watercolor West announces a call to artists for the 'Watercolor West XL Annual Juried Exhibition', held October 11, - December 19, at the City of Brea Art Gallery (Brea, CA). $10,000 in awards. Juror: Joan McKasson. Eligible entries: Truely transparent watercolor, original work painted within the past two years, on a single piece of untreated rag or wood pulp paper. No collage, ink, white paint, acrylic, gesso, no embossing. Canvas, Yupo or similar paper is not acceptable. For details visit http://www.watercolor-online.com or send a SASE to: Watercolor West, 2062 E. Washington Blvd., Pasadena, CA 91104. Members: $25 for 1 or 2 slides, Non-Members $30. Deadline: July 1,.

Watermark, Works on Paper

http://www.dmccormick@sccnc.edu

Artists must be 18 years and older. All work must be on paper or made of paper. Photos and digital art accepted. No giclee' prints or reproductions of any kind. Must be original artwork. Must be matted or framed and protected. If accepted, must send return postage or prepaid mailing information. No glass. Can send slides or art on disk. Also can email images.

Watermedia XV sponsored by the Pikes Peak Watercolor Society

http://www.pcisys.net

Watermedia XV sponsored by the Pikes Peak Watercolor Society and hosted by the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs Gallery of Contemporary Art will be held again starting in June. Frank Webb will be the Juror and will give a Workshop on June 4-6. The opening reception will be June 15.

Watershed Center for the Ceramic Arts

http://www.watershedcenterceramicarts.org

Watershed Center for the Ceramic Arts, 19 Brick Hill Rd., Newcastle, ME 04553 (207) 882-6075. Various jobs for studio and stipend; ceramics only; dorm room accommodations. 2 week sessions during summer months and 9 month residencies from Sept.-May. Located on 32 rural acres with gently rolling hills in a former brick factory. Some residencies fully funded, some partially funded.

Watershed Studios

http://www.watershedstudios.com/

The Watershed Studios and Sculpture Garden in Houston, Texas 77007 is a multi-disciplinary Artists colony with commercial-work and residential-living spaces. Its current use is slanted toward industrial arts production. There are six studios (starting at 600 square feet), two residential studios, a sculpture garden, and an outdoor common area. Wood and metal fabrication facilities are available.

WaterTower Theatre

http://www.arts.state.tx.us/cities/09/detail.asp?applicationid=30594

Award: $2732 To support the new Performing Arts Academy, an extension of the summer camp program, for metroplex area youth.

Award: $3622 To support artistic costs associated with their season of performances for tourists and residents in the Metroplex. WaterTower Theatre

WCA Midwest Regional Exhibition 2008, Curator's Choice award $300

http://www.womanmade.org

CWCA presents the WCA Midwest Regional Exhibition 2008, September 3-27. Open to all artists in the Midwestern states of IL, IN, IA, KS, MI, MN, MO, NE, ND, OH, SD and WI. Submit up to 3 works as slides or digital files on CD with an entry fee of $25. ENTRY DEADLINE JUNE 15. See http://www.womanmade.org for details.

Weatherspoon Art Museum - Art on Paper

http://www.weatherspoon.uncg.edu

Art on Paper: A national curated biennial exhibition of contemporary art on paper. Only one-of-a-kind artworks done on, or composed primarily of, paper will be considered. Artists are invited to submit images of their work in the form of digital files on CD or 35mm slides. A complete prospectus for the next biennial will be available in spring on the museum web page, or by contacting the museum.

Weatherwax Foundation Grants

http://www.lib.msu.edu/harris23/grants/wfbrochu.htm

The foundation awards grants in Michigan to projects that promote and support education, civic and social programs, culture, science, and the arts, primarily in the greater Jackson area and, to a lesser extent, in the adjacent counties. Types of support include building construction and renovation; matching and challenge grants; general operating grants; program development; scholarships; annual and capital campaigns; and emergency funds. The initial approach is a two-page grant proposal that may be submitted at any time. Granting decisions are made in January, May, and August.

Webb School

http://www.WebbSchool.org

Webb School, 9800 Webb School Dr., Knoxville, TN 37923 (865) 693-0011. Independent day school for grades K-12. Artist in residence creates their own work on campus for a 4-6 week period. Residency includes exhibition, public lecture, stipend, studio, materials allowance. Must be enthusiastic, willing to provide students access to your artistic thoughts and processes.

Weir Farm, Artist in Residence Program

http://www.nps.gov/archive/volunteer/air.htm

Weir Farm, Artist in Residence Program, 735 Nod Hill Rd., Wilton, CT 06897 (203) 761-9945. Former summer home of J. Alden Weir, American Impressionist painter. The only National Park Service site dedicated to an American painter. Open year round, 1 artist at a time, residencies of 2 weeks to 1 mo., stipend. Open to 2D visual artists including printmakers and painters, phtographers, sculptors, video/filmmakers. (visual, media arts).

Welcome the Rain!

http://www.spokanearts.org/showopportunity.aspx?id=246

Rain is the reason the Northwest is the green and beautiful place we all know and love. The Fall in SE Portland the East Multnomah Soil and Water Conservation District will be hosting the 2nd Annual Welcome the Rain! Festival. Celebrate this precious gift from the sky by creating sculptures that interact with it in some way. Sculptures will be displayed the day of the event and monetary prizes will be awarded. Contest is open to residents of Oregon, Washington, and Idaho. Visit http://welcometherain.org for more info. Contact Information: Contact Email: Contact Phone: Response Deadline: 6/23/2008

Welcome the Rain! Festival and Sculpture Contest

http://www.seattle.gov/arts/opportunities/calls.asp?opp=182

Welcome the Rain! Festival and Sculpture Contest East Multnomah Soil and Water Conservation District

Wellcome Trust

http://www.wellcome.ac.uk

Wellcome Trust offers a variety of grants programmes: People awards provides funding to support activities such as events, debates, exhibitions, art projects and drama productions

Wellington B. Gray Gallery - Photographic Image Biennial Exhibition

http://www.ecu.edu/graygallery/

Photographic Image Biennial Exhibition: open to artists making work derived primarily through light-senstive materials, including digital, installations, and three-dimensional work. Films and videos are not eligible. 35 mm slides and digital images on CD accepted. Deadline is 2006. One-month exhibition opens in January. Cash awards.

Wellington Sculpture Trust

http://www.sculpture.org.nz

Established in 1982, the Trust commissions quality, contemporary public sculpture to support the creative arts in New Zealand and to enhance the cityscape and lifestyle of Wellington, New Zealand's capital city.

Wellspring House

http://www.wellspringhouse.net/home.htm

Wellspring House, PO Box 2006, Ashfield, MA 01330. Retreat center in Massachusetts hills, 35 minutes from Northampton/Amherst, sheltered by towering spruce, secluded but in town. Private rooms, communal kitchen in renovated carriage house. Can accomodate up to 7 residents at a time. Wireless internet, library, meditation room. Fees charged; some partial scholarships available. (literary, visual arts)

Werkleitz Gesellschagt e.V.

http://www.werkleitz.de/

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West African Performing Arts Intensive Course

http://www.emily.eller@gmail.com

deadline 4/15/ Take a one-month Intensive Course in West African Performing Arts in Africa! Artists and students from around the world will come together this summer to study West African Performing Arts and to explore and train in the origins of West African dance, rhythm and story telling and contemporary African popular entertainment, including African circus skills and masked dancing. The programme will conclude with a final public performance piece. You will learn about the history and context of West African performance – and you’ll have time to explore the town and create and relax on the Atlantic Ocean! The course will take place in Kartong, a village on the coast of The Gambia. Participants will receive a certificate in West African Performance from the University of The Gambia, and 15 university credits. For more information or an application, email Programme Director Emily Eller at emily.eller@gmail.com

West Central Neighborhood in Spokane

http://www.spokanearts.org/showopportunity.aspx?id=12

The West Central Neighborhood in Spokane WA is seeking an experienced urban mural artist who is: passionate about transforming economically disadvantaged, inner-city neighborhoods; depicting the history and culture of place; committed to empowering local individuals and especially youth; recruting and managing volunteers, and possibly helping to organize a comprehensive urban arts program. Interested applicants should contact Patrick Malone at 509-533-4706 or pmalone@iel.spokane.edu and submit a detailed resume with references specifically citing past and recent urban mural projects along with a brief essay explaining why they are applying and what outcome the project should anticipate at the end of the first 2 years, and salary or commission compensation ranges. Contact Information: Patrick Malone Contact Email:  pmalone@iel.spokane.edu Contact Phone: 509-533-4706 Response Deadline: 12/1

West Prize - $125,000 to Artists

http://www.westcollection.org

The West Collection, Philadelphia is launching the West Prize. The West Prize is free to enter and will be awarded to ten international emerging artists in . The prize will award $100,000 in acquisitions between the finalists and host a finalist TEN exhibition with accompanying publication. A grand prize winner will be chosen from among the finalists to receive a $25,000 cash prize in addition to a West Collection Acquisition. Upon submission, a profile including a brief description of yourself, your work, and images of your work will be added to an online database which will be shared publicly. This database becomes a resource for galleries, collectors, and curators. On December 1st, 2008, ten finalists will be selected and awarded an acquisition prize, be part of the TEN publication, and West Prize Exhibition at the West Collection, Oaks, PA (February 2009). All finalists works acquired by the West Collection will be part of the West Lending Library and become available for loans to other institutions. The West Prize and applicant database are intended to gain further exposure for all of the artists. The goal of the prize is to help winning artists through the platform of the West Collection - public tours, traveling shows, loans, publications, and website. The acquisition prize money will allow the finalists more time to focus on their art. 1. Deadline for submissions is October 1st, 2008. 2. Artists may submit no more than 10 artworks (2 detail images permitted per work). 3. Submitted works must have been created within the last 3 years. 4. The West Collection will review works in painting, sculpture, photography, and installation. 5. All works must be available for acquisition at the time of submission. 6. As the West Collection focuses on emerging work, the maximum price per work is $20,000. 7. All artists/dealer representatives must disclose accurate value/purchase price of artworks at the time of submission. 8. All artworks submitted will be part of an online database available to curators, gallerists, and museums. 9. 10 finalists will be selected by December 1st, 2008 and acquisition awards will be negotiated by the West Collection. 10. $100,000 in acquisition funds will be awarded to ten finalists so that at least one major work by each artist is acquired for the West Collection Lending Library. 11. December 2008/January 2009: A color catalogue of all finalist works will be made for the “Ten” exhibition. 12. February 2009: Acquired works will be included in the “Ten” finalist exhibition in February 2009. A grand prize finalist will be selected to receive a $25,000 cash award in addition to the acquisition of a major work by the West Collection. In order to gain some context for our collection, please visit http://www.westcollection.org

West Virginia Commission on the Arts

http://www.wvculture.org/arts/index.html

West Virginia Commission on the Arts annually awards fellowships in various categories of the visual, literary, and performing arts based on the originality, creativity, and accomplishment of previous work, as well as the level of commitment and potential for further growth. Fellowship awards are for $3500. The Commission also awards Professional Development grants to individual artists.

West Virginia Commission on the Arts Arts in Education Grants

http://www.wvculture.org/arts/grantbook/artsined.htm

The purpose of this program is to encourage the development of comprehensive arts programs that affect the educational environment for all students and community members. Programs may include presentation of artists in a variety of projects including residencies, performances, workshops, and special projects designed to foster use of all available cultural resources, such as artists, museums, arts centers, and organizations in order to augment the comprehensive study of the arts for students K-12 and beyond. Most grants for contract fees and expenses of artist(s) are made on a 50 percent matching basis. Sponsors of education projects should request the Arts in Education Artist Directory and Program Guide for information on West Virginia artists available for education projects. Visit the Web site for program updates.

West Virginia Commission on the Arts Challenge America State Partnership Grants

http://www.wvculture.org/arts/grantbook/tech.htm#training

The program is an opportunity to strengthen America?s communities through the unique power of the arts. NEA has helped build a network to place art experiences at the center of American community life. Challenge America focuses new resources to expand the reach and impact of NEA activities in every Congressional District. The focus of the program is on arts education and outreach documentation and evaluation, with funds available for projects in the areas of arts education, access to the arts, positive alternatives for youth, cultural heritage/preservation, and community arts development. The listed application deadline is for letters or intent. Guidelines are available online.

West Virginia Commission on the Arts Mini Grant Program

http://www.wvculture.org/arts/grantbook/community.htm#mini

The mini grant program is designed for individual West Virginia schools or other sponsors that do not present a season of events. Sponsors may request funding to assist with the presentation of West Virginia artists in performances, workshops, and other projects. The program has limited funds that are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Applications from schools that have not already received a minigrant for the fiscal year will receive funding priority. West Virginia Commission on the Arts Travel Fund
http://www.wvculture.org/arts/grantbook/tech.htm#training

The program provides funding support for artists, arts administrators, and arts educators of all-volunteer or professionally staffed nonprofit arts organizations to attend seminars, conferences, workshops, and showcases of national significance or importance to their field of expertise outside of the state of West Virginia. Events of a national scope that are scheduled within the state of West Virginia will be considered for funding. The grants provide support for professional development travel costs. The program encourages artistic exposure to new works, especially experimental or avant-garde works, and work by rural and culturally diverse artists. The program encourages networking through such exposure. Individual applicants may receive one travel grant per fiscal year. No more than three staff members from any one organization may receive travel grants during a fiscal year.

WESTAF Funding Programs

http://www.westaf.org/prog-grants.php

WESTAF is committed to programmatic work in the areas of multicultural arts, literature, folk arts, visual arts, and performing-arts presenting. WESTAF's primary granting program, with the support of the National Endowment for the Arts, provides TourWest grants for the presentation of out-of-state performing artists and performing arts groups.

Western Colorado Watercolor Society call for entries

http://www.wcwatercolorsociety.com

The Western Colorado Watercolor Society announces a call to artists for its '16th Annual National Exhibition', held March 7 - April 12, 2008 at the Western Colorado Center for the Arts in Grand Junction, CO. Open to artists 18 yrs of age and older. The paintings are limited to water media, on paper surface (Yupo OK), unvarnished and under Plexiglas. All collage must be water media on paper and done by the artist. Paintings must be original work since 2004, signed by artist. Paintings must match the submitted slide or the painting will be returned. No computer generated work. No work previously accepted by WCWS. Framing requirement: All work framed in a professional manner, under Plexiglas, with a strong wire tightly secured and ready to hang. Mats must be white or light neutral. Min size framed: 16x20 (320 inches) Max size framed: 40x60 (2400 inches). All paintings must be for sale. Best of Show $1000; Best Entry Colorado Artist $1000; 1st $700; 2nd $350; 3rd $250. Juror: Carla O'Connor. Deadline: December 1, 2007.

Westinghouse Charitable Giving Grants

http://www.westinghousenuclear.com/E2.asp

The foundation makes charitable contributions to community priorities primarily where Westinghouse has a presence. Areas of emphasis include education--elementary, secondary, and high school programs that emphasize math and science (some non-fine arts programs); health and welfare--to improve quality of life in the community; and civic and social affairs--to support economic development, environmental quality, and the preservation of public safety. Within each area, the foundation actively encourages programs that meet the needs of special populations, such as the disadvantaged, the young, the elderly, the gifted, people with disabilities, minorities, and women. Because of the foundation's approach to funding in Westinghouse plant locations, all organizations, except colleges and universities, should submit their requests for support to the nearest Westinghouse location. Applications are accepted on an ongoing basis.

Westmoreland Art Nationals

http://www.ArtsAndHeritage.com

Open to all artists 18 yrs. or older, 2-dimensional, 3-dimensional and photography executed within three years of submission. Works previously accepted by WAN not eligible. Further details included with application form.

Whirlpool Foundation

http://www.fundsnetservices.com/goto.php?sblink_id=792

Quality family life, cultural diversity and lifelong learning are the focus areas for the Whirlpool Foundation's grantmaking. Using these social issues as a framework for our strategic and citizenship grants, Whirlpool Foundation proactively identifies outstanding nonprofit organizations that are addressing these social issues in innovative, collaborative, self-sustaining ways.

Wichita Annual Art, Book and Craft Fair 2009

http://www.wichitaartmuseum.org/artBookFair.html

Kansas. Deadline: March 9, 2009. Jury Fee: $25.00. Event Dates: May 9-10, 2009. 50th Annual Art, Book and Craft Fair presented by the Friends of the Wichita Art Museum. For over forty-five years, almost two hundred regional artists from states across the country proudly sell their work in Century II’s Expo Hall and on Century II’s Kennedy Plaza.

Wildacres Retreat

http://www.wildacres.org

Wildacres Retreat, PO Box 280, Little Switzerland, NC 28749 (828) 756-4573. Located on 1,600 acres atop Pompey Ridge approx. one hour from Asheville, adjacent to the Blue Ridge Parkway. Individual cabins for each resident; 1 artist at a time; residencies of 1 week. Housing and meals provided.

Wildlife Photographer of the Year

http://www.nhm.ac.uk/wildphot

Organised by BBC Wildlife Museum and the Natural History Museum.

Wildlife Photographer of the year (administered by Natural History Museum)

http://www.flood.nhm.ac.uk/cgi-bin/wildwin/2003/

Wildlife Photographer of the year

Wilkes Art Gallery - Blue Ridge Overview Juried Photography Competition

http://www.wilkesartgallery.org

Blue Ridge Overview Juried Photography Competition: Open to all amateur photographers. Cash place awards in four categories.

Willard R. Espy Literary Foundation

http://www.espyfoundation.org

Willard R. Espy Literary Foundation, PO Box 614, Oysterville, WA 98641. (360) 665-5220. Writers residency program, 4 writers at a time, one month residencies, two bay-view cottages, weekly stipend for food. Open to writers living or originally from the Pacific Northwest, or whose work deals with subject matter specific to the Pacific Northwest.

William J. and Dorothy K. O'Neill Foundation

http://www.cac.ca.gov/othergrants/ogdetail.php?id=142

Capacity Building Grants Program for San Francisco area organizations

William Penn Foundation Grants

http://www.williampennfoundation.org/info-url3564/info-url.htm

The principal mission of the foundation is to help improve the quality of life in the Delaware Valley. Grants are made in the categories of children, youth, and families; arts and culture; and environment and communities. Under the category of children, youth, and families, grants are made to promote the full development of children and youth to become capable adults and productive citizens, with special emphasis on key transitions in their lives. Preference is given to programs that promote healthy birth outcomes and early childhood health; school readiness--facilitating a successful transition to school, and K-12 arts education; youth development--making an effective transition to higher education or work; and violence reduction--concern for vulnerable youth. In the area of environment and communities, grants are awarded to promote vital communities within a healthy regional ecosystem. Funding priorities include watersheds and ecosystems--protecting lands, enhancing stewardship; revitalize communities--strengthening of core urban centers; and smart growth--enhancing prosperity and livability of the region. In the area of arts and culture, preference will be given to projects that enable the creation and presentation of high-quality artistic work; provide support for artists in advancing their careers; encourage active participation in the cultural life of the region; preserve and promote the region's cultural assets; create new cultural opportunities in and for a particular neighborhood or community; and strengthen arts and cultural organizations in their core programs and administration. Written requests are accepted throughout the year; there are no formal deadlines.

Wilmington Art Association - Annual Juried Spring Fine Arts Show

http://www.wilmington-art.org

Annual Juried Spring Fine Arts Show: Held in conjunction with North Carolina Azalea Festival, open to all artists age 18 and older. All two- and three-dimensional art will be considered except photography, computer generated or airbrush work. Work must be original, executed within the past two years, and not shown in a previous WAA Spring Art Show. Spring show prospectus will be ready January. Write, e-mail, or call for a complete prospectus.

Wilson College Summer Artist-in-Residency Program

http://www.wilson.edu/wilson/asp/content.asp?id=236

Wilson College Summer Artist-in-Residency Program, 1015 Philadelphia Ave., Chambersburg, PA 17201 (717) 264-4141 ext. 3305. One or two week free residences available for artists with Masters degrees in the visual or performing arts. Up to 6 artists per session. Guest artists are expected to interact with a small community of students and may lead workshops if so desired. Wilson College is a small, private liberal arts college for women, located in south central PA. Facilities include studios for drawing and painting, printmaking, ceramics, and dance, plus a darkroom, computer lab, and seminar rooms.

Win a copy of Traffic by Sohnar

http://www.digitalartsonline.co.uk/intqa/index.cfm

Traffic, from Sohnar is an award-winning management system, specifically designed for creative companies. Traffic handles every aspect of a creative business from time in the studio to winning new business. Closing date: Saturday 31 May

Wingate Scholarships

http://www.wingate.org.uk/scholarships/overview.php

Candidates can be citizens of the UK, Commonwealth, Ireland or Israel or another EU country, provided they have been resident in the UK for three years. They should be living in the British Isles during the period of the application and be 24 years or over. The Scholarships are awarded to individuals of great potential and proven excellence. The Scholarships are to help with the cost of a specific projects which may last up to three years. Projects should be of 'intellectual, scientific, artistic, social or environmental value', they may be in craft but not in fine art. Candidates need to show why their project is unlikely to receive funding from major funding agencies. Average award is

Winnebagoland Art Fair

http://www.sjspan@sbcglobal.net

Original works in all the Fine Arts categories including painting, collage, drawing, photographs, wood/stone carving/metal sculpture, jewelry, glass work, batik, pastel

Winnipeg Exchange Residency - NI Arts Council

http://www.artscouncil-ni.org/award/award.htm#apply

The Arts Council of Northern Ireland in partnership with the Winnipeg Arts Council invites applications from photographers, lens based and digital artists to undertake a residency in Winnipeg associated with The Platform Centre for the Photographic and Digital Arts. The Residency will be for four weeks between November and March. An award will be made to include travel, insurance, subsistence and materials. Who can apply? Individual photographers, lens based and digital artists. Where is this residency? Platform is located in the heart of Winnipeg's historic Exchange District on the 2nd floor of the Artspace Building. It is a venue for exhibition, production and education pertaining to all aspects of photo-based media. Through the creation of an interactive dialogue, they contribute to the artistic climate of regional, national and international artists. Their vision statement reads

Winsor & Newton Awards

http://www.winsornewton.com

Winsor & Newton Awards: three prizes of £250 worth of art materials

Winston Churchill Memorial Trust Fellowships

http://www.wcmt.org.uk/Apply/default.asp

The Winston Churchill Trust was set up after Churchill's death by public subscriptions to fund Travelling Fellowships. All British Citizens are eligible for the annual awards. The Fellowships are intended to enable men and women from all walks of life to acquire knowledge and experience abroad. Churchill Fellows can be of any age and in any occupation. Everyone has an equal chance; a lack of qualifications is not a bar to an award as every application is judged on the worth of the individual and the merit of the project. Past award winners have included nurses, artists, scientists, engineers, farmers, conservationists, carers, craft workers, artisans, members of the emergency services, sportsmen and women and people with disabilities. Successful applicants receive a grant to cover all your Fellowship expenses: return air fare, daily living, travel within the countries being visited and, in exceptional cases, certain home expenses. In 2000, the Trust awarded grants in excess of

Winterthur Research Fellowships

http://www.winterthur.org/research/fellowship.asp

Fellowships are awarded from one to six months to encourage research in America's artistic, cultural, intellectual, and social history. Applicants need not apply for a specific named fellowship, but designated awards include: Faith Andrews Fellowships--for the study of Shaker life and material culture; Robert Lee Gill Fellowships--for research on American decorative arts, painting, architecture, or historic preservation; and Dwight P. Lanmon Fellowships--for the study of glass and ceramics. Grants are available to academic, museum, and independent scholars, and to support dissertation research. Resources include a library of approximately one-half million imprints, manuscripts, visual materials, and printed ephemera supporting interdisciplinary study of American life into the early 20th century. Furnished rental housing is available on the grounds. Fellows are provided with a library carrel, 24-hour access to the library's circulating collections, and circulation privileges at the nearby Morris Library of the University of Delaware. Applications are available on the Web site.

Wisconsin Artists Biennial

http://www.artinwisconsin.com

Original work can be in any media executed 2006 or later by residents of Wisconsin, 18 years or older. No gicleé prints of artists' original watercolors or oils are acceptable. Only gicleés and prints created by an artist's own hands in signed and limited numbers are acceptable.

Wisconsin Arts Board

http://www.arts.state.wi.us/static/

Wisconsin Arts Board's Artist Fellowship Awards recognize the significant contributions of professional artists in Wisconsin. Fellowships of $8,000 are available, in odd-numbered years, to individual artists working in the Visual Arts and Media Arts.

Wisconsin Arts Board Percent for Art Program

http://www.arts.state.wi.us/static/percent/percent.htm

The program offers two-tenths of 1 percent of construction costs associated with selected state-owned buildings for commissions and purchase opportunities for visual artists. Processes by which the program acquires artworks include commissions--awarded through competitions that are accessible to state, regional, and national artists; art and architecture design team pilot projects--opportunities to collaborate with architects, open to selected artists in Wisconsin and surrounding states; and direct purchase by agencies, to acquire artwork (Wisconsin artists) that already exists. Deadline dates are usually in the spring and fall of each year.

Wisconsin Humanities Council Major Grants

http://www.wisconsinhumanities.org/grants/index.html

The Wisconsin Humanities Council (WHC) considers proposals on any topic that may be addressed from the perspective of one or more of the humanities disciplines and that will respond to or engage the interest of a public audience. The audience for WHC-sponsored programs is the general public of all ages. The WHC is especially interested in making public humanities programs available to people who might not otherwise have easy access to them, and in sponsoring programs that involve the active participation of a public audience. Humanities topics include, but are not limited to: history; philosophy; languages; linguistics; literature; cultural anthropology; archaeology; jurisprudence; the history, theory, and criticism of the arts; ethics; religious studies; and those aspects of the social sciences that employ historical or philosophical approaches. Projects supported by the WHC will ordinarily involve at least one scholar with an MA, PhD, or other graduate degree in an appropriate humanities discipline, or a specialist who is well qualified to bring his or her knowledge and skills to bear upon the subject at hand

Wisconsin Institute for Creative Writing

http://www.wisc.edu/english/html_wifcw

Wisconsin Institute for Creative Writing, Dept. of English, University of Wisconsin, 600 N. Park St., Madison, WI 53706. Fellowship of 9 mos. and stipend of $20,000 for poets and fiction writers who have completed an MA or MFA and are working on a first book. 2 awards annually; residency for one academic year. Writers must teach one class each semester and give one public reading.

Wisconsin Regranting Program

http://www.artsboard.wisconsin.gov/static/regranters.htm

The Wisconsin Arts Board’s Regranting Program provides funds to local arts agencies and their partner community foundations around the state. These groups then regrant the funds for arts-related projects in their own communities.

Wisdom House

http://www.wisdomhouse.org

Wisdom House, 229 E. Litchfield Rd., Litchfield, CT 06759 (860) 567-3163. Interfaith center for women and men who value seeking and learning in a contemplative environment. Residency program and conference center on 54 acres, gardens, wooded areas in the foothills of the Berkshires. Fee-based; daily and weekly rates; competitive admissions.

Women in Film

http://www.wif.org/

Film Finishing Fund (FFF) offers cash awards from $1,000 to $5,000 to assist filmmakers who make thoughtful and provocative films by or about women.

Women's History Month : Relics & Remembrances

http://www.reflect-arts.com/WHM08.html

International Call for Artists: Online competition; three winners included in art exhibition at the Fountainhead Gallery in New York city (& big opening event), 3 runners-up get online gallery on Reflect-arts website. Winners determined by online vote. $30 for 4 images, $5 additional. Deadline: January 12, 2008.

Women's History Month 2008: Relics & Remembrances

http://www.reflect-arts.com

International Call for Artists: Online competition; three winners included in art exhibition at the Fountainhead Gallery in New York city (& big opening event), 3 runners-up get online gallery on Reflect-arts website. Winners determined by online vote.

Women's Studio Workshop

http://www.wsworkshop.org/_art_opp/artopp.htm

WSW offers a variety of grants and residency opportunities for artists working in printmaking, papermaking, book arts, photography, and ceramics.

Women's Studio Workshop, PO Box 489, Rosendale, NY 12472 (914) 658-9133. Located among marsh and woodland in the rolling Shawangunk Mountains of the mid-Hudson River valley, 2 hours noth of NYC. Fees charged for Fellowship program; stipend offered to Artist Book Residency recipients; housing in shared, on-site apartment; residencies of 2-6 weeks; facilities include studios in intaglio, silkscreen, hand papermaking, photography, clay and letterpress

Wood Turning Center

http://www.woodturningcenter.org

Wood Turning Center, International Turning Exchange, 501 Vine St., Philadelphia, PA 199106 (215) 923-8000--8 week residency for 4 lathe artists, one scholar, one furniture maker/educator, and one photojournalist. $350 week plus transportation and housing.

Woodrow Wilson Practicum Grants

http://www.woodrow.org/phd/Practicum/practicum_grants_faq.html

The program supports Humanities PhD students who have created public scholarship internships, engaging their scholarship in a context outside of college teaching and research. As part of the Humanities at Work initiative, Practicum Grants address three challenges: to expand the career horizons of doctoral students in the humanities; to bring the insight of the humanities to all aspects of American life; and to bring the life of the larger community into the academy. The range of internship possibilities is unlimited. A successful applicant must demonstrate a strong relationship between the proposed internship and his/her field of study. Internships should be completed by the end of the summer. Guidelines and application are available online.

Woodstock School of Art

http://www.bearsystems.com/wsa/wsa.html

Woodstock School of Art, PO Box 338W, Woodstock, NY 12498 (914) 679-2388. Artist workspace fellowships for work in drawing, painting, sculpture, or graphics

Woonsocket Neigborhood Development Corporation

http://www.wndc.org

Woonsocket Neigborhood Development Corporation (401) 762-0993. Supports year-long residencies by a single community-friendly professional artist (and family) with free rent in spacious 3-bedroom apartment, in exchange for 5/hours per week working with local kids. Woonsocket is a former mill city located in the Blackstone River Valley National Heritage Corridor, 20 minutes from Providence. All media welcome: visual arts, film, video, theater, computer art, storytelling, dance, poetry or other writers, folk arts, crafts. 'We believe in the importance and transformative power of the arts as part of a comprehensive community revitalization effort,' says Executive Director Joe Garlick.

Workshop Opportunity. Plein-Air Painting and Photography Workshops/Two Rivers-Two Lands Project

http://www.4biz.com/lewwilson

Workshop Opportunity. Plein-Air Painting and Photography Workshops/Two Rivers-Two LandsProject Director; Lew Wilson, Widely recognized painter and nature photographer will be conducting workshops to bring capital assistance in reaching four non-profit formal viewing exhibits, among other, in the belief that the Fine Arts can make a difference to young and old alike in taking care of the Good Earth. These workshops will consist of guided explorations in natural settings that will inspire participants to respond to these unique landscapes in original creative ways. What makes these landscapes unique is that they are pristine yet, paradoxical rich in history. Workshop settings will be at the North Fork Dude Ranch in Shawnee, Colorado and the Historic Gibson Inn in Apalachicola, Florida for a 3-4 or one-week stay-over site. Both regions that still remain in an historic setting; The soul, as it were, of both settings is a river known as the North Fork River of the South Platte and the Apalachicola River of Apalachicola in north Florida's 'Last and Forgotten Coast'. Participants will use their hidden creative talent understanding light and composition from the minimal components in nature to the majestic including understanding methods and techniques in drawing, painting and photography to accomplish a rewarding experience. Large format digital 4x5 photography will be included. The objective is to go beyond referencing locale through imagery of allusion to obtain a new awareness of oneself and one's creativity as the result of encountering these almost mystical places. Each one discloses an essential, if often ignored, aspect of our complex cultural system as a technologically advanced culture whose sense of self remains linked to the frontier in finding our place in nature. This workshop will also offer information on archival practices, artist portfolio presentation design. For information and some career background on Lew Wilson please visit the artist's website at; http://www.4biz.com/lewwilson then go to topics at left of image, contacting Lew Wilson through his e-mail at; lewwilsonphoto@excite.com with questions to enrollment. More information on these workshops can also be found by clicking here.

WORKSHOPS

workshop_register@apogaea.com

Do you have a passion you would like to share with others? Do you have a great depth of knowledge in an interesting field? Are you comfortable talking in front of a group of people? Conducting a workshop is a wonderful way to participate in the event. If you are interested in offering a workshop, please register it by emailing workshop_register@apogaea.com. Apogaea will work with you on coordinating, scheduling, and finding a suitable location to hold your workshop. We will post information about Workshops as they become available. Stay tuned!

Workspace for Choreographers

http://www.artistcommunities.org/workforchor.html

Workspace for Choreographers, 567 Woodward Rd., Sperryville, VA 22740. Located on 22 acres bordering Shenandoah National Park; residencies of 2 weeks on average for 1 choreographer or group at a time. Housing provided; residents responsible for own meals. Feldenkrais lessons offered free of charge to residents if desired; choreographic feedback also available but optional.

World of the Wild

http://www.hoglezoo.org

Must be a Utah resident and living. Art work must be completed in the last 3 years and be related to wildlife or wild nature artwork or photography. Accept all media. Can bring artwork to the Zoo on January 26 instead of sending slides.

World Press Photo Contest (Netherlands-based)

http://www.worldpressphoto.nl/

Deadline: January Award: various Further Information: Open to press photographers and photojournalists.

WORLD PROVENANCE MAGAZINE SEEKS ARTISTS

WORLD PROVENANCE MAGAZINE SEEKS ARTISTS A UK and USA paper form magazine, for the promotion of artists and their works, an opportunity for exposure to a large and discerning audience of potential collectors. Artists within the Magazine will uniquely, have the opportunity to share their thoughts, inspirations and creative journeys, along with offering their works for sale to the general public. Contact: World Provenance Ltd, 18 Brackenhurst Road, Coventry West Midlands CV62DR, England, UK OR 02476335004 OR http://www.worldprovenance.com OR dennis@worldprovenance.com

WORLD TELEKINESIS COMPETITION

http://www.noxioussector.net/wtc/call.html

==================================== CALL FOR PARTICIPATION 2009 WORLD TELEKINESIS COMPETITION Ministry of Casual Living Victoria, BC. Canada May 29 - June 13, 2009 ==================================== DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS April 17, 2009 Noxious Sector Arts Collective -- in collaboration with the Ministry of Casual Living -- invites submissions for the 2009 WORLD TELEKINESIS COMPETITION, a curated performative event to be held at the Ministry of Casual Living in Victoria, BC (Canada). DESCRIPTION ----------- The WORLD TELEKINESIS COMPETITION is a forum for speculative action - an organized tournament event in which teams from around the world engage in psychic competition to remotely influence the behavior of a candle. Matches are played by lighting a candle at the centre of the official game board, at an agreed-upon time, signaling the beginning of the game. A match lasts for one hour, or until the game candle is extinguished, whichever comes first. The object of the game is to have the wax from the candle drip onto the opposing team's side of the game board. This objective is to be accomplished by remote telekinetic influence. The winning team will be awarded the World Telekinesis Competition trophy, which they will get to keep until next year's competition. Please consult the World Telekinesis Competition website for further details: noxioussector.net/wtc SUBMISSIONS ----------- In order to qualify for competition, teams must submit the following: • A statement of interest and/or method addressing the concept of telekinetic competition; • A list of the three (3) members who comprise the team, as well as a concise biographical statement for each team member; • A print-resolution (~2MB) image of each team member; • A team name and an associated team logo for inclusion in the competition schedule and related publicity material; Submissions should be sent by email to: noxious@noxioussector.net with ATTN: WORLD TELEKINESIS COMPETITION as the subject line. For further details please visit: http://www.noxioussector.net/wtc DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS: April 17, 2009 ABOUT US -------- Noxious Sector is a formalized forum for informal inquiry. Dedicated to the exploration of questions of the imaginative, the paranormal and the absurd, Noxious Sector attempts to redefine the meaning of artistic possibility through extended propositions that challenge consensual norms while also provoking stimulating forums for dialogue and discourse. LINKS ----- Noxious Sector: http://www.noxioussector.net Ministry of Casual Living.

World Telekinesis Competition 2008 - Call for Participation

http://www.criticalnetwork.co.uk/displayopportunities.php?id=59

Noxious Sector Artist Collective in collaboration with Deluge Contemporary Art is currently inviting submissions for the 2008 World Telekinesis Competition, a curated performance initiative to be held at Deluge Contemporary Art Gallery in Victoria, BC, Canada. Deadline: Fri 29 Feb

World Wide Arts

http://www.cac.ca.gov/artistcall/acdetail.php?id=25

Visual Arts. Deadline: 03-01-2009

World Wide Arts Resources

http://www.wwar.com/categories/Agencies/

Focusing on the arts, this site offers information about funding and provides contact information for arts organizations all over the world. Choose funding, grants, etc. from the menu.

Worldstudio Foundation AIGA Scholarships

http://www.worldstudio.org

Mission is to increase diversity in the creative professions and to foster social and environmental responsibility in the artists, designers, and studios of tomorrow. Provides scholarships for undergraduate or graduate art students from minority or economically disadvantaged backgrounds, in the range of $1,000-$5,000. Worldstudio Foundation 164 Fifth Avenue New York, NY 10010 (phone) 212-807-1990 (fax) 212-807-1799

Worldstudio Foundation Scholarships

http://www.worldstudio.org/schol/index.html

Worldstudio Foundation scholarships allow young people from minority and economically disadvantaged backgrounds not only to realize their artistic dreams, but also to give back to their communities. Areas of study include: architecture, cartooning, crafts, environmental graphics, fashion design, film/theater design (costume, set, lighting), film/video, fine arts, furniture design, graphic design, illustration, industrial/product design, interior design, landscape architecture, new media, photography, surface/Textile design, and urban planning. Also listed under Grants for Individuals -- Arts, Film, Landscape Architecture, Photography, Minorities.

Worpswede Art Colony

http://www.worpswede.de

Worpswede Art Colony, Auf der Heidwende 41, 2862 Worpswede, Germany. Tel.: 49-511323820.

Writers Alliance of Newfoundland and Labrador book awards

http://www.writersalliance.nf.ca/awards/awardlist.html

December 31

Writers on Tour

http://www.a-t-w.com/funding/detail_e.asp?fundID=35

'Writers on Tour' is Britain's oldest funding scheme for literature events. The scheme helps finance visits by practising writers to schools, libraries, pubs, clubs, societies, community centres, arts festivals, and other venues throughout Wales. It is Britain's oldest and most straightforward funding scheme for literature events. Academi can fund up to 50% of the costs of appropriate literary events.

Writers Residencies

http://www.a-t-w.com/funding/detail_e.asp?fundID=36

The Literature Residencies scheme enables organisers to plan more intensive programmes to connect writers with community groups of all kinds. The opportunity is usually given for participants to have sustained contact with a writer or writers across a period of time. The scheme helps fund sustained period of works by one or more writers in a single location or on a single project. These may run at schools in a cluster group, at youth clubs or libraries, at a group of day centres or old people's homes, etc. Literature Residencies are funded in a similar manner to Academi's Writers On Tour Scheme.

Writers’ Circle Annoucnes National Poetry Competition

http://www.riwriterscircle.com/

The Writers’ Circle, Inc. is now accepting submissions for its first National Poetry Competition. The deadline is December 29. First Place: $200. Second Place: $150. Both winners will be published in an upcoming anthology and their works will be read on stage. A number of other poems will be recognized for artistic merit and may become eligible for publication and readings. Submission guidelines at http://www.riwriterscircle.com. Final judge is New Hampshire Poet Laureate, Patricia Fargnoli. Winners announced April 2009. For more information e-mail thewriterscircle@aol.com or call 401-461-6691.

WSG Inaugural Exhibition

http://www.whistlestop-gallery.com/go/exhib/exh1.html

Whistle Stop Gallery announces a call to artists for the 'WSG Inaugural Exhibition', held online May 16 - October 25. Awards will include Best of Show, Awards of Excellence, and Exhibiting Artists. Juror: Joseph Langley. Open to The subject of the show is transportation. This exhibition is open to all persons able to communicate in English and able to pay in U.S. funds. $10 per artwork, maximum of 5 works. Submissions must be Postmarked December 31

WSG Inaugural Exhibition

http://www.whistlestop-gallery.com

The subject of the show is transportation. This exhibition is open to all persons able to communicate in English and able to pay in U.S. funds.

WSG Inaugural Exhibition – Online Opportunity, Deadline Extended

http://www.whistlestop-gallery.com

Deadline Extended: The WSG Inaugural Exhibition seeks to display artworks within an online gallery showcasing art of, relating to, or associated with transportation. This includes works including, about, or referencing in some way transportations and/or made of transportation-related materials. The artist will provide images of the work(s) and those images will be juried. Selected works will appear within an online gallery located at http://www.whistlestop-gallery.com. More information can be found on the Web site at: http://www.whistlestop-gallery.com under Exhibitions. Some restrictions: still images only, no nudity Entry fee applies. Awards will be given. The Whistle Stop Gallery is an online exhibition space owned and operated by Joseph Langley. Contact e-mail: admin@whistlestop-gallery.com

WSW Hands-On-Art Visiting Artist Project Grants

http://www.wsworkshop.org/handsonart%20project.htm

Each year, with National Endowment for the Arts support, WSW awards two eight-week residencies to emerging artists in the book arts. Each residency supports the creation of an artist's book. The artist also interacts with students in WSW's studio-based art-in education program. The residencies will take place in September to October and March to April. Each award includes a stipend, materials budget, housing, and unlimited studio access. The first month of the residency is devoted to all aspects of design and production of a limited edition artist's book. During the second month, the artist continues book production and works with young people in the context of WSW's longstanding art-in-education program with public school students. This request for proposal is a two-step juried process. An artist interested in this opportunity first submits materials to WSW; WSW then applies to NEA.

WUK

http://www.wuk.at

WUK, Wahringstrasses 59, 1090 Vienna, Austria. Tel.: 011-43-1-4012135. Art center with 130 resident groups and individuals.

WWIK

http://www.artquest.org.uk/international/international-funding.htm

WWIK, or the Work and Income Provisions for Artists (Wet Werk en inkomen kunstenaars) provides temporary financial support for artists resident in the Netherlands. It provides up to 70% of the guaranteed minimum income and can be provided for up to 48 months spread over 10 years, with the aim of allowing artists to establish professional careers. You can do extra work and have no job seeking obligations.

http://www.4rt.nl/pa/english.htm
http://www.edith-russ-haus.de/english/stipendien.html

The Edith Russ Site for Media Art will award three six-months work stipends (10.000Euros each) from July to December 2008, for artists working in New Media. There are no age limitations. Submitted project proposals will be reviewed by an international Jury. A minimum residency of one month is required. Deadline in February.

http://www.animateprojects.org
http://www.cimatics.com/entries

Cimatics, Brussels International Festival for Live Audiovisual Art, invites all artists, creatives and producers to send their submissions for the 2008 edition taking place in November. The 6th festival edition will again bring an extensive overview of what's currently taking place at the crossroads of media, art, music and technology. Extra attention will be paid to the central theme 'Data Visualization'.

http://www.ArtFairCalendar.com

This website links you to all of the art fairs in many states. For those who want to exhibit at Arts and Crafts Fairs, or just want to visit one.

http://www.artisttrust.org

Individual artist services include an artist school residency program, folk art program and folk art apprenticeships, travel grants for professional development, and a public art program with a juried artist roster.

http://www.europosparkas.lt
http://www.heinrich-boell.de/HeinrichBoellHaus.htm

Apartments available for up to 3 people, rent free for up to 4 months with approximately €950 per month stipend. Applications accepted twice yearly from artists and writers.

http://www.friezeartfair.com
http://www.brusselsbiennial.org

1st Brussels Biennial happening between October 19,- January 4, 2009.

http://www.gbsf.org.uk
http://www.gunk.org/philosophy.html

The Gunk Foundation is a charitable operating foundation that was established in December 1994 to provide a counterbalance to the recent, disturbing trends in funding for intellectual endeavours. Deadline: 30 April annually

http://www.kennedy-center...g/education/artsmanagement/fell
http://www.hungarian-multicultural-center.com

The Hungarian Multicultural Center is currently accepting applications for the Csopak/Balatonfured - Hungarian International Artist/Writer Residencies and FilmFest Program. Residencies Submission Deadline: Tuesday, March 25. FilmFest Submission deadline: April 15. The HMC invites interested visual artists, experimental short film makers and writers. The program is open to international artists working in all disciplines who are engaged in the research, development or creation of work. For application form or questions email bszechy@yahoo.com or visit http://www.hungarian-multicultural-center.com

Wyeth Predoctoral Fellowship

http://www.nga.gov/resources/casvapre.htm

One fellowship is awarded annually for 24 months. The fellowship is intended for the advancement and completion of a doctoral dissertation that concerns the traditions of American art. The fellow is expected to spend one year of the fellowship period on dissertation research in the United States or abroad, and one year at the center to complete the dissertation.

Wyoming Art Show 2009

http://www.wyomingartshow.org

Wyoming (Cincinnati area), Ohio. Deadline: March 7, 2009. Jury Fee: $20.00. Event Dates: May 17, 2009. The 24th annual Wyoming Art Show is one of greater Cincinnati’s premiere juried Art Show and Competitions, held the 3rd Sunday in May along the tree-lined streets of historic Wyoming, Ohio. For more info, visit http://www.wyomingartshow.org.

Wyoming Arts Council

http://www.wyosper.state.wy.us/cr/arts/web/htdocs/vafellawards.html

The Wyoming Arts Council awards The Individual Artist Fellowship. This is a competative program and applicants are judged on the merit of their work. The awards are given to recognize outstanding work that is already compeleted.


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The Nonprofit Organizations Program assists Wyoming

Wyoming Arts Council Art Is Essential Education Grant

http://www.wyoarts.state.wy.us/artsedgrants.html

The grant encourages schools and organizations to make the arts a basic component of their ongoing planning, implementation, and evaluation process. The program is for groups that plan for year-round arts education programming. Applicants may apply for year-long projects, multiple projects, or projects that occur yearly and require consistent planning.

Wyoming Arts Council Artist in Residence Grants

http://www.wyoarts.state.wy.us/artsedgrants.html

This program places professional artists in schools, institutions, and communities to work and demonstrate their artistic disciplines. Residencies provide intensive, participatory experiences for students of all ages. Residencies can last from one week to one year and often include learning opportunities for students, teachers, parents and administrators, and the artist. The artist residency provides opportunities to learn about the critical, historical, and cultural traditions of a particular art form; to observe professional artists at work; and to work directly in the artistic medium. The artist and sponsor are free to negotiate above and beyond the minimum fee set by the council. Annual deadline dates may vary; contact program staff for exact dates.

Wyoming Arts Council Arts in Education Special Project Grants

http://www.wyoarts.state.wy.us/arted.html

This category assists schools and other organizations in developing and strengthening arts education curricula through innovative planning, implementation, and assessment. A cash match of up to 70 percent of total expenses is required.

Wyoming Arts Council Arts in Education Technical Assistance/Inservice Grants

http://www.wyoarts.state.wy.us/arted.html

Teachers and administrators can obtain training in arts education through this category. The program supports bringing in outside expert help to design new arts curricula or to strengthen current programs and sending educators to workshops and classes to learn skills to train other teachers and administrators in Wyoming's schools and communities. A cash match of up to 70 percent of total expenses is required.

X-Power 2009 International Art Competition

http://www.xpgallery.com.tw/action/en/action2_en.html

2009 International Art Competition Organizer - X-Power Gallery / Deadline: Jan. 20, 2009 (Postmark) / Notification: Feb. 10th, 2009 / Exhibition Venues: The entrant could select ONE exhibition venue for their successful entries from the following: X-Power Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan OR X-Power Gallery, Beverly Hills, USA Theme: Open / Eligibility: a. This international competition is open to all artists over 18 years worldwide. b. Open to all 2D works! c. Medium: Open d. Dimension: Open (must fit into the standard entrance) e. Unframed works are acceptable! f. All works must be ORIGINAL and completed NO EARLIER than Jan. 20, 2007. / Entry Fee – Free! NO Entry fee! / Award: $7,500 Purchase Award, SOLO Exhibition, Group Exhibition, Sponsorship Contract, and a lot more! Opportunity of Sponsorship: All accepted artist might earn the chance to be sponsored and represented by X-power Gallery for one year contract. / Prospectus & Entry Form: Please download the complete prospectus and entry from website: http://www.xpgallery.com.tw/action/en/action2_en.html OR contact 2009competition@xpgallery.com.tw to request further information or any questions.

Xcel Energy Foundation Program

http://www.xcelenergy.com/Company/Pages/Home.aspx

The Foundation supports efforts to increase accessibility to artistic and cultural activities that enable all members of our communities to participate in the arts. Programs in the following areas are preferred: programs that provide free or reduced admission to artistic and cultural activities for schools and other groups that otherwise could not afford to attend; organizations whose programming provides concerts, performances and exhibits that are free to the public and excite/engage the public in arts and cultural events; programs that enhance music education/performing arts in schools by offering concerts, musician or performer visits, family workshops or teacher training; programs that offer performances or exhibits addressing social issues, concerns and challenges facing communities. Service area covers Colorado, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Texas, Wisconsin.

XXIX National Exhibition

http://www.georgiawatercolorsociety.com

All artists 18 years of age and older. Paintings must be original work in water-based media executed in an aqueous manner on water media grounds.

XXIX National Exhibition

http://www.georgiawatercolorsociety.com

All artists 18 years of age and older. Paintings must be original work in water-based media executed in an aqueous manner on water media grounds.

y Mount Arts Center - Sculpture Salmagundi

http://www.ci.rocky-mount.nc.us/artscenter/

Sculpture Salmagundi: Annual indoor/outdoor sculpture juried competition and exhibition open to artists 18 years of age and older. All entries by 35mm slides. Honorariums for outdoor works. To receive a prospectus, call or email the address above, or click on the following link to download: http://www.ci.rocky-mount.nc.us/artscenter/salmagundi11.pdf.

Yaddo

http://www.yaddo.org

Yaddo, PO Box 395, Union Ave., Saratoga Springs, NY 12866 (518) 584-0746. No fees; artists housed in 55-room historic mansion on a 400 acre estate; residencies of 2 weeks to 2 months. Can accomodate up to 35 artists at a time.

Yaddo Artists in Residence Programme

http://www.yaddo.org

Yaddo is set in a woodland estate and provides a working environment for artists, writers and performers. Open to international visual artists and other art form practitioners, residencies of two weeks to two months are offered with accommodation, studios and meats provided. Forms should be accompanied by two references, CV, examples of work (varies according to art form), with SAE for return of work plus US $20 application fee.

Year round residency in photography, painting, ceramics, textiles, writing, music, performance.

http://www.wvculture.org/opportunities.aspx?Category=Visual

Nantucket Island School of Design and the Arts. Year round residency in photography, painting, ceramics, textiles, writing, music, performance. Phone or fax (508)228-2451.

Year-long paintout with October exhibition opportunity

http://www.bturner@columbus.rr.com

The Glen Echo Ravine, the Walhalla Ravine and the Overbrook Ravine in Columbus, OH are especially beautiful in the fall and winter seasons. The summer is lush with green canopies and babbling brooks.

Yellowstone National Park, Artists-in-Residence Program

http://www.nps.gov/yell/

Yellowstone National Park, Artists-in-Residence Program, PO Box 168, Yellowstone National Park, WY 82190 (307) 344-2265. Residencies include service hours, leading public programs, as well as studio hours in which visitors can observe artist at work

York Recognition Public Art Project – Portland, OR - January 12, 2009

http://www.racc.org/

The Regional Arts & Culture Council (Portland, OR) invites artists/teams residing in the United States to submit qualifications for the York Recognition public art project for Lewis & Clark College. This project seeks to acknowledge the significance of York, an African American slave who played an important role in Lewis & Clark's Corps of Discovery. The total art budget is $125,000. All materials must be submitted online via CaFE at http://www.callforentry.org. RFQ and site information (both indoor & outdoor) can be downloaded at http://www.racc.org. Deadline: 1/12/09, 11:59 PM Mountain Standard Time.

Yorkshire Sculpture Park

http://www.ysp.co.uk/view.asp?id=1

Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Bretton Hall College, West Bretton, Wakefield, England, WF4 4LG. Open to non-British artists.

YORKSHIRE YOUTH ORCHESTRA and YOUTH CHOIR

http://www.northernorchestralenterprises.co.uk

The orchestra has around 100 young musicians aged 10 to 18 from all over Yorkshire, participating in two week long residential courses a year, each followed by a public concert. They work with professional musicians drawn from major symphony orchestras and they study a broad range of contemporary and traditional music. The trustees

Yosemite National Park, AIR Program

http://www.nps.gov/archive/volunteer/air.htm

Yosemite National Park, AIR Program, PO Box 100, Yosemite National Park, CA 95389 (209) 372-4024. Located in the Sierra Nevada Mtns. in central CA. Parkland exncompasses granite domes that rise high over broad meadows, giant sequoias, and some of the nation's highest waterfalls. 4-10 artists per year selected; residencies of up to 1 month year-round. Artists exhibit in park gallery. Open to 2D visual artists, photographers, sculptors.

Yosemite Renaissance Artists-in-Residence

http://www.yrhome.org/air_yr.htm

Yosemite Natl Park One-month residencies for ten to fifteen established visual artists each year.

You've got some explaining to do

... A one-night show in Leeds
http://www.criticalnetwork.co.uk/displayopportunities.php?id=85

Call for submissions for performance, time- based and installation works, based around the theme of ‘Social Boundaries’. Deadline: Mon 21 Apr 2008, 5pm

Young Artist Grant Program

http://www.dcarts.dc.gov/dcarts/frames.asp?doc=/dcarts/

The Arts Commission recognizes up and coming DC artists with the Young Artist Grant Program. This initiative, which offers grants of up to $3,500 to artists between the ages of 18 and 30, is funded in part by the National Endowment for the Arts' Challenge America program. The Challenge America Program provides state arts agencies with funds to support activities that visibly demonstrate the benefits the arts bring to their citizens. The Young Artist Grant Program is an investment in the city's future that will develop a new generation of arts leadership in the District of Columbia. Grants support individual artists in two funding categories: Young Emerging Artist Grant Program Artists may apply for up to $2,500 of support for innovative art projects. Young Artist Community Service Program Artists may apply for up to $3,500 of support for projects that strengthen communities as well as provide positive alternatives for youth. A second deadline is being offered for the FY Young Artists Program. The application deadline is February 1, at 7 pm. Workshops The Commission hosts a series of workshops to assist all individuals and organizations in preparing their applications. Workshops are held in several different facilities in Washington, DC. No prior reservations are required to attend workshops. View directions to workshop locations. Workshops will be held on: Thursday, January 10, DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities 6 - 7:30 pm Wednesday, January 16, DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities 1:30 - 3 pm

Young Artist Program

http://www.dcarts.dc.gov/dcarts/cwp/view,A,3,Q,528307.asp

Young Artist Program

Young Australian Art Awards

http://www.youngatart.com.au

The Young at Art Initiative is ran under the umbrella of Children

Young Masters Program

http://www.arts.state.tx.us/

This program is open to Texas 8th to 12th grade students (or homeschooled students who have achieved a comparable status towards high school graduation) who are U.S. citizens and Texas residents. THIS SCHOLARSHIP IS NOT FOR COLLEGE. Students must be participating in a school based arts program, summer institute, or a specialized course of study or receiving private lessons from a qualified instructor. Students must maintain passing grades in all academic areas. Applications will be from the student, his or her parent/guardian, and his or her arts instructor. The most talented young artists will receive the title of Young Master and will be granted scholarships of up to $2,500 per year to further their studies in their chosen arts disciplines. Students are eligible to receive the scholarship for up to three years, but not beyond their senior year, and they must reapply annually. Application Limit: 1 Request Limit: $2,500 per year, up to three years Match Requirement: N/A In-Kind Match: N/A

YOUNG MUSICIANS PLATFORM

http://www.artscouncil-ni.org/award/award.htm#apply

The Arts Council of Northern Ireland, in collaboration with BBC Northern Ireland, offers awards for young, exceptionally talented solo musicians/singers or ensembles who have finished their first academic, graduate level qualification and are ready to enter the professional world as artists. The financial award associated with this scheme will allow applicants to spend a sizeable amount of time learning from a master musician/ teacher/composer etc. abroad. Priority will be given to applications where the associated period of learning is taking place outside Ireland or the UK. The BBC will facilitate this scheme by offering two professional broadcast performances to successful applicants, between the period January

Young Shakespeare Workshop

http://www.youngshakespeare.org/

Summer Program, two artists will lead a summer-long sequential series offering 400 hours of instruction and rehearsals in Shakespearean theater for 40 youth culminating in ten public performances for all ages.

YOUNG TALENT 2009

http://www.manhattanarts.com/Resources/exhibitions.htm

DEADLINE: October 1 This competition is open to artists of 30 and under, excluding students. Exhibition will run from January 2009.. All media welcome. Applications reviewed by the exhibition committee at Washington Art Association. When applying, artists must submit their resume, with 12-20 images. Slide and JPEG images accepted. For prospectus send SASE to: Washington Art Association, Attn: Young Talent, P.O. Box 173 Washington Depot, CT 06794.

Youth Arts Starter Kit

http://www.artsplan@artswork.org.uk

A new Youth Arts Starter Kit has been launched by Artsplan, useful for anyone who is starting to work together with young people in the arts and would like a range of tools to support them in their work. The Youth Arts Starter Kit has been produced by Artswork, the national youth arts development agency, as part of their Artsplan department. All training and publications are written by experienced youth arts specialists, currently involved in a variety of project work through the UK. The kit contains a 441 page Youth Arts Directory, the youth arts funding guide titled Get Sorted: how to get organised, sort the budget and go for funding for your youth arts project, plus three sets of practical guidelines. For further details, or if you would like to purchase a Youth Arts Starter Kit please contact Jay Barron on 023 8063 0960 or email artsplan@artswork.org.uk .

Youth Employment in the Arts

http://www.state.il.us/agency/iac/Guidelines/guidelines.htm#yea

Youth Employment in the Arts

Youth in Focus

http://www.youthinfocus.org/

Time (k)NOW, a two-phased after-school series offering 228 hours of skill-building classes in digital photography and written/oral texts led by four artists/peer mentors for 17 youth culminating in two public exhibitions.

Youth Media Fund

http://www.leigh@firstlightmovies.com

The Youth Media Fund (YMF), a £6 million fund announced by the Chancellor in his last budget, is being launched by the Department for Education and Skills and will help young people have a positive voice in the media. The aim of the fund is to give 13-19 year olds lifelong skills in media production, opportunities to boost their social and personal development, and a platform for their voices to be heard. The Youth Media Fund will offer grants for film, radio, television, print, photography and interactive media projects ranging from £1,000 to £80,000 to be completed and distributed by March 2008. Young people will be at the core of the Youth Media Fund at every stage, from inception to final delivery. YMF will be delivered by a consortium led by First Light Movies, in partnership with the UK Film Council, the Media Trust and Skillset. The brand name and identity of YMF will be revealed in early December 2006. Please send your CV - highlighting your previous assessment experience and your media knowledge, to: Leigh Thomas, Executive Director, Youth Media Fund, First Light Movies, The Bond, 180-182 Fazeley Street, Birmingham. B5 5SE. Tel: 0121 753 4866. Email: leigh@firstlightmovies.com

Youth Music

http://www.youthmusic.org.uk/

Supports new music making opportunities for young people through several funding programmes for children under 18 years. Organisations and schools can apply (not individuals). Grants are available between

Youth Music (UK)

http://www.access-funds.co.uk/archive/2007/oct/Youth_Music.htm

There are three Open Programmes that you can apply to: First Steps, Make It Sound and Vocalise!.

Youth Music Director

http://www.churchofchristwinsted.org/

Help Our Children Make a Joyful Noise! Enthusiastic, creative person needed to develop youth music program at Church of Christ. Part-time, flexible, starting September 2008. For more information or to send resume contact : Music Committee at church.christ@snet.net or write to Music Committee at Church of Christ 800 Main St. Winsted Ct. 06098

Youth Music funding

http://www.youthmusic.org.uk/

Subject to Youth Music's funding being confirmed by Arts Council England beyond 31 March 2007, there are three Open Programmes that you can apply to: First Steps - creative music-making for children aged 0-5 (please note that the First Steps programme has been revised); Make It Sound – music-making for 5-18 year olds who otherwise lack the chance to take part; Vocalise! – for programmes where the voice is the main instrument. For further information phone 020 7902 1060 or email info@youthmusic.org.uk

Youth Theater NW

http://www.youththeatre.org/

Youth Theater NW is committed to its outreach program to provide theater arts education to a more diverse audience of children, youth and their families who may not have the financial resources or the exposure to the arts in their communities. The Arts Commission supported Youth Theater NW’s summer production of the musical Seussical in which over 60 kids participated and received technical training. School, college, student or education projects; private and restricted events; and programs and events not open to the general public are not eligible for this program.

YouthBank UK

http://www.youthbank.org.uk/

YouthBank is an innovative UK-wide grantmaking initiative run by young people for young people. Local YouthBanks provide small grants to projects led by young people, of benefit to the community and that also benefit the young people taking part. YouthBank is unique in that it is young people themselves who make decisions about how local YouthBanks are managed and run and, through a Board of young people, also direct the UK-wide programme. Each YouthBank decides its own criteria for grant giving and processes for applying for funds. Some have a standard form that you will need to fill in and others will require a letter of application; many will allow you to apply in different ways for example by using a video or story board. For more information, including where to find your nearest YouthBank, please contact YouthBank UK on 0116 242 7446 or by email at youthbank@nya.org.uk

Yozo Hamaguchi 100th Anniversary International Print Competition

http://www.yamasa.com/english/musee/index.htm

Open to all artists. Original work of intaglio prints and print-based work. Work dimensions to be within 1 meter in height by 1 meter in width, 30 centimeter in depth (1m x 1m x 30cm). Work must be original by the submitting artist, previously unreleased and must have been produced after July 1, 2007. Work does not have to be produced especially for this competition. Matted or Framed work will not be accepted. Each artist may submit up to three (3) works. A set of work consisting of three separate parts (such as a triptych) will be counted as three works.

Zen Arts Studio Center & Mountain Monastery

http://www.mro.org/zmm/zmm.shtml

Zen Arts Studio Center & Mountain Monastery, PO Box 197 PC, S. Plank Rd., Mt. Tremper, NY 12457 (914) 688-2415. Located on 230 acres of nature preserve in the foothills of the Catskills Mtns. Open to 'all artists interested in pursuing their creative work within the context of Zen practice and the daily Zen training schedule.' Fees charged.

ZIFF 2008 Call for Film Entries

http://www.artmatters.info/?articleid=52

Zanzibar International Film Festival calls for film entries for its 11th festival (July 4-13,). ZIFF is calling for entries in the feature, documentary, short and animation film categories from any genre BUT films with special attention to the year’s theme—Cultural Crossroads—are given priority.

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