[artinfo] Remote Intimacy CFP - deadline 10 May

[magda tyzlik-carver]

Remote Intimacy Commission Opportunity - Call For Proposals

Artist Commission Fee: ¤3,000 / approx £2,300
Production Budget: ¤500/ approx £390
Travel and Accommodation Expenses: ¤600 euros/approx £470

Deadline: 12 noon (UK time) Tuesday 10 May 2016

We will commission one artist (or a pre-existing artist group), with a
strong track record, to create a new work, that explores the possibility
for (or actuality of) sustaining close personal relationships across
geographical distance.

Located primarily online and through telecommunication, broadcast and/or
social and networked media, this commission will investigate human to
human contact, and intimacy, as increasingly mediated and entangled with
nonhuman others.

The work and its process of production will be shared online, and
presented by the artist as an event or 'work-in-progress' exhibition, at
Fabrica during Brighton Digital Festival 2016.

We are inviting artists to apply whose practice incorporates digital and
networked technologies, and who are living and working in the EU and/or
Iceland, Norway, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, FYR Macedonia,
Montenegro, Republic of Serbia, Turkey, Georgia, Moldova, Ukraine.

The Remote Intimacy commission is funded by Creative Europe as part of
Understanding Territoriality: Identity, Place and Possession (TIPP) is a
two-year project led by Fabrica, with visual arts partners Netwerk in
Aalst, Belgium and Cittadellarte Fondazione Pistoletto in Biella, Italy
and contemporary design partner Otvorena Soba in Skopje, Macedonia -
https://understandingterritoriality.wordpress.com/

Application details can be downloaded via this link:
https://understandingterritoriality.files.wordpress.com/2016/04/remote-intimacy-e28093-appdetails.pdf

Please contact office at fabrica.org.uk if you have any problems
downloading details from the site.

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magda ty›lik-carver
curator and researcher
www.magda.thecommonpractice.org

AHRC Cultural Engagement Research Fellow
Fabrica, Brighton
University of Sussex, Brighton
https://ecologiesofintimacy.wordpress.com/