Category: Call Out

Changemakers Art Exhibition and Prize – $3,000 prize

Example artwork for the Changemakers Exhibition and Prize

As part of  upcoming Australian Social Changemakers’ Festival (#fest4change), ASIX (the Australian Social Innovation eXchange) is inviting social changemakers to enter an artwork to the Changemakers Exhibition and Prize and be in the running for the $3,000 acquisitive prize.

Art has always had the power to make a difference – to change the way we look at things, the way we feel about things and indeed, the things we consider at all. And historically, art has played a central role in defining society and bringing about positive change.

This is a unique opportunity for you to promote your cause in a playful and interactive way, and be in the running for the $3,000 acquisitive prize.
So enter here today, visit our website for detail including conditions of entry or email curator Dr Tim Gregory at tim@asix.org.au for more details.

by Katie Carroll | 03-02-2012 | Comment

Occupy Art – International Day of Creative Action

We are the world’s real artists, we work for change not dollars, and we will be spreading the creative virus on February 12th 2012.

Stemming from Occupy Melbourne, the home of the ‘tent monsters meme’, this day is all about coming at things from different angles, playing with reality and having some fun in these very serious times.

All Occupiers, from all Occupations are encouraged to get creative.

More Information http://occupy-art-feb12.tumblr.com/
 

by Debbie Symons | 03-02-2012 | Comment

The Crumbling Ecologies Project

 

 

call out to artists and crafters!

Artists and Crafters wanted to make thousands upon thousands of hand cast porcelain Geranium Leaves. No prior skills necessary, we will teach you the rest!

The Crumbling Ecologies Project will use thousands of hand cast porcelain geranium leaves to create a large installation in Gallery 1 at Craft Victoria, April 2012.

More details http://crumblingecologies.blogspot.com/p/call-out-to-artists-and-crafters.html
 

by Debbie Symons | 30-01-2012 | Comment

Green Screen – Climate Fix Flicks

November 24, 2011 11:00 pm to February 10, 2012 11:00 pm November 24, 2011 11:00 pm to February 10, 2012 11:00 pm November 24, 2011 11:00 pm to February 10, 2012 11:00 pm

Green Screen are seeking film submissions of between 30 seconds and 5 minutes that effectively communicate positive messages about a zero or low carbon, clean energy future. You may choose any genre or style that you like and we encourage participants to push creative boundaries and think outside the square. Green Screen: Climate Fix Flicks is open to everyone and the winning entry receives $5000. Submission DEADLINE is Friday 10 February 2012. Download the flyer and spread the word!

NEW PRIZES ADDED! Green Screen has added a further $5000 worth of cash prizes as well as an exclusive gold class cinema event for you and 30 of your friends. Find out more on our Prizes page.

by Debbie Symons | 25-01-2012 | Comment

FairArtisan is Seeking New Eco Artisans

Selling Style With a Conscience.                          Eco Wearable Art –  Unique Handmade Contemporary Jewellery –  Recycled Art.

Seeking new Eco Artisans. For further information please contact FairArtisan http://www.fairartisan.com/

or https://www.facebook.com/pages/FairArtisan/146786715355925

by FairArtisan | 22-01-2012 | Comment

Melbourne New Folk 31 Day Challenge

December 14, 2011 11:00 am

In March 2012 Melbourne New Folk will be hosting the MNF 31 day challenge.
The MNF 31 day challenge works on two levels and aims to promote and encourage participation in Melbourne based Grassroots communities and social, animal and environmental justice campaigns. Independent artists and arts industry.

Each day will see two new challenges, one focused on the arts and one on the campaigns, some simple and some that require a little more effort. The challenges will mainly encourage participation in and promotion of your events, products, venues, art, campaigns etc.

For more details and/or register your interest click the  “Like” on The Melbourne New Folk facebook page and comment on the wall stating that you wish to be a part of the MNF 31 day challenge.

Melbourne New Folk will then get in contact with you…

by Debbie Symons | 16-12-2011 | Comment