Grants Fellowships Residencies Scholarshipsh
Alexandra Boulat Scholarship
To honor the memory of Alexandra Boulat, who taught at TPW in these last years, TPW has created a special scholarship. This will consist in the possibility to attend a workshop in Tuscany for free (included room and board – not including travel expenses) and work under the guidance of master photographers.
It will be offered to a young photojournalist, male or female, under 35 year old.
To apply for this scholarship send a CD to:
TPW
P.O.Box 931
Bologna Centrale
40124 Bologna, Italy
Please, send only regular mail, not express courier because the P.O. Box does not accept it.
Within April 30th 2009, with 1 to 3 photojournalistic projects, each of 15 to 25 images (size 100 dpi, long size 1200), your personal data, cv, explanatory note for the projects and captions.
TPW will make a first selection of best works and made the final selection with VII.
Alexandra Boulat
PhotoGlobal Scholarships
Dear Shahidul,
I hope that the new year is treating you very well.
We will be accepting applications for the photography program for international students called PhotoGlobal. It is a one year certificate program structured around critique, and would be ideal for anyone–advanced student, someone applying to a graduate program who wants to strengthen their portfolio, or a professional who lacks a critical discourse and community– and who wants to share in the opportunities New York can offer. Please pass the attached information to anyone whom you know that might be interested, or they can go to http://www.sva.edu/photoglobal. The application deadline is in May.
Scholarships are available this year.
Thank you in advance for your consideration. I hope that you have a very happy new year.
Stephen Frailey
Chair, Photography Department
School of Visual Arts, New York
The MBL Science Journalism Program
Since 1888, the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole, Massachusetts, has been the summer home of experimental biology. Scientists from all over the world have come to teach, to learn, and to do research at the MBL, drawn here by the abundance of research specimens from the waters of Cape Cod.
The Logan Science Journalism Program at the MBL, now in its 23rd year, provides professional science journalists, editors, and broadcast journalists with a chance to forget about story deadlines and the latest breakthroughs, and instead immerse themselves in the process of basic biomedical and environmental research.
The experience is intensive: Journalists work hand in hand with laboratory investigators, and in many cases are given research projects of their own. They return to their jobs with a fuller sense of what it means to be a scientist, and a renewed sense of their mission as science journalists.
Choose Between Two Hands-on Laboratory Courses:
The program offers science journalists the choice between two introductory week-long intensive laboratory courses.
* Polar Hands-On Laboratory
Toolik Field Station, Alaska
June 17 – July 1, 2009
* Biomedical Hands-On Laboratory
Woods Hole, Massachusetts
May 27 – June 5, 2009
For further information contact:
Logan Science Journalism Program at the MBL
Marine Biological Laboratory
7 MBL Street
Woods Hole, MA 02543-1015
+1 508 289-7423
A limited number of fellowships are available. Fellowship support covers the cost of tuition, housing, library use, and transportation.
Twenty $ 3,500 Grants on Documentary Photography
The Open Society Institute Documentary Photography Project and Arts and Culture Network Program have announced a new grant opportunity for documentary photographers from Central Asia, the Caucasus, Afghanistan, Mongolia, and Pakistan.
Approximately 20 grants in the amount of $3,500 each will be awarded to photographers to produce a discrete body of work on a current human rights or social justice issue in the region. The competition is open to photographers from the following countries: Afghanistan, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia, Pakistan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan. Preference will be given to applicants who currently reside in their home country. Exceptions will be made for applicants from Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan living outside their home country. Applicants from other countries may also be eligible if they can demonstrate a long-term commitment to one of the designated countries (for example, by having lived and worked in one of the countries for many years).
Grantees will be assigned an internationally recognized photographer as a mentor throughout the grant period. Mentors and grantees will participate in two workshops. The first workshop, at the beginning of the grant term, will consist of portfolio review, shooting and editing, discussion of proposed projects, and technical requirements/issues. The second workshop, at the end of the grant period, will consist of preparing a final edit of the projects and examining options for the continuation of the project and the distribution of the work. Workshops will last for five days each and will be held in Central Asia and the Caucasus. Translation will be provided if necessary. All workshop expenses, including travel and accommodations, will be paid by the Open Society Institute.
The deadline for proposals is March 20, 2009
Thanks to former Pathshala tutor Arpan Munier for the information
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Call for Nomination for the 2009 Ginetta Sagan Award for Women’s and Children’s Rights -Amnesty International USA
The Ginetta Sagan Fund of Amnesty International USA has called for nominations for the 2009 Ginetta Sagan Award. We are looking for women who have been working for women’s rights in a part of the world where women’s rights are often threatened.
The awardee receives a small sum of money ($10,000), a speaking trip to the United States (especially to Washington, DC, but also to the annual Amnesty general meeting), and long-term and close concern from Amnesty International — a kind of protective umbrella of the human rights community. Perhaps a woman working on mine-clearing in Angola — or any other country where it’s really difficult to make progress — would appreciate this kind of protection.
This year’s awardee, Betty Makoni, was such a powerful speaker that she has been invited back to DC to appear again on Capitol Hill in September.
More information is on the attachment to this email. The nomination letter, plus 2 letters of reference, and any other supporting materials, need to be complete by Oct. 1.
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S.L. Bachman
Member, AIUSA Ginetta Sagan Fund Committee
Managing Director
Child Labor & the Global Village: Photography for Social Change
Further details: 2009-ginetta-sagan39cb14
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Call for Applications: International Artists’ Residency, Schloss Bleckede, Germany
Since 1979, the Kuenstlerstaette Schloss Bleckede has been supporting young artists who explore innovative positions in the field of contemporary art, addressing aesthetic, cultural or political issues.Applicants will be selected by October 2008 for a residential scholarship for three to six months in order to develop their work. The scholarship includes a monthly grant of Euro 1,400. The historic, restored castle of Bleckede has been transformed into studios, providing extensive work space and living area. The nature reserve is near Lueneburg and Berlin , which have a thriving cultural life.
Applications should be sent to: Landkreis Lüneburg FD Schule und Kultur Am Graalwall 4 21335 Lüneburg
Germany Phone: +49-4131-26-1360The call for applications is open to all artists of all nationalities.
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Residency in Perpignan. Urgent:
Indra Khanna
Curator, Autograph ABP
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Youth Service America and Disney are pleased to launch a second round of Disney Minnie Grants to engage children and youth, ages 5-14 as community volunteers. The selected applications will receive $500 to support their youth-led service projects. The deadline is August 30 and projects must take place October 15-November 15, 2008. Grantees from the first round of Disney awards of 2008 are eligible to apply. More information and application materials. Review past award recipients from all over the world.
Source: Ms. Chulie de Silva
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Application deadline for the 2008 Howard Chapnick Grant is July 15th, 2008.
Please download an application form from the link at http://www.smithfund.org.
The annual grant of $5000 is NOT intended for the creation of photographs,
but in support of the ancillary field of photojournalism, such as editing,
research, education and management. If you know anybody who might be
qualified, please pass this information on.
The grant was established to honor the memory of the enormous contribution
to photography by the late Howard Chapnick. He was president of Black Star
photo agency from January 1st,1964 to December31st,1989. His career,
which spanned for 50 years, was dedicated for photography and photographers
with such passion and love. He discovered, nurtured, and promoted some of
the world’s most talented photojournalists.
The annual award will assist the individuals who wish to follow in the
steps of this unique leader in the field of photojournalism, Howard Chapnick.
Application should be submitted to:
The Howard Chapnick Grant
c/o International Center of Photography
1133 Avenue of the Americas
New York, NY 10036
If you wish your submission returned to you, please enclose the return postage.
For inquiries, please contact:
Yukiko Launois
125 East 87th Street 4B
New York, NY 10128
yukiko125@aol.com
Tel: 212-876-8390
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OSI’s Documentary Photography Project
2008 Distribution Grant
Deadline: Friday, June 20, 2008, 5pm (Eastern Standard Time)
OSI’s Documentary Photography Project is offering a grant to documentary photographers who have already completed a significant body of work on issues of social justice to collaborate with a partner organization and propose new ways of using photography as a tool for positive social change. All photographers must have another entity (such as a nonprofit, NGO, or community-based organization) that will work with the photographer to design an innovative distribution strategy that engages a specific audience, community, and/or site and presents documentary photographs in a way that has a meaningful and lasting impact on the communities or issues addressed in the images. Grants of $5,000 to $30,000 will be awarded.
For complete application guidelines, please visit
http://www.soros.org/initiatives/photography
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Grants of $20,000 each, plus a one-year exclusive rights option for marketing their work through gettyimages.com, will be given to five
professional photojournalists….
Deadline: May 15, 2008 and November 15, 2008
Posted: March 14, 2008
Getty Images believes in the power of photojournalism to bring attention to significant social and cultural issues. We also know the rigors of executing world-class photography assignments and understand that in order to produce their best work, photojournalists need time, freedom and support.
Getty Images is thus pleased to offer Grants for Editorial Photography.
More than 136 photographers from around the world submitted applications for the Getty Images Grants for Editorial Photography awarded in February 2008. Those applications were evaluated by 4 independent judges in January. Each judge considered the anonymous projects and sample photographs independently, and then met to select the winning projects.
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OURMedia 7: Identity, Inclusion, Innovation – Alternative Communication in a Globalized World
11-15 August 2008, Accra, Ghana
Call for proposals – deadline for submission is 29 February 2008.
Founded in 2001, OURMedia/NUESTROSMedios is a global network with the goal of facilitating a long-term dialogue between academics, activists, practitioners and policy experts around citizens’ media initiatives. [the website is being re-designed]
OURMedia is about build! ing an alternative world, rooted in local knowledge, anchored in stron g identities but also connected to global networks, open to ‘otherness’, diversity and inclusion.
Alternative communication for an alternative world
OURMedia 7 is built on the assumption that alternative communication – a diversity of actors, voices, themes and discourses – needs to flourish and take hold to create alternative worlds. It sees equity, community and cultural identity as the hallmarks of an alternative world.
Like the previous OM conferences, OM7 will be shaped by the living experience of its host country and region. For Ghana and much of Africa, that experience has tended to be portrayed by the world media in terms of deprivation and destruction, or as curiosities. Yet, this vast, diverse and vibrant continent nourishes many of the values, traditions and practices that can enrich communication in an alternative world.
Like previous OURMedia conferences, OM7 is an opportunity to dialogue and strengthen in! itiatives around common causes with the rest of the world. In the case of OM7, the conference is also an invitation to better understand the complex and dynamic reality of Africa that informs and potentially deepens such dialogue and initiatives.
The 3 Sub-themes of OURMedia 7
Identity, Inclusion and Innovation – these are key dimensions of alternative communication in, for and towards an alternative world. These may be regarded as different faces of marginalization in a world where expression is becoming increasingly uniform, majorities are being excluded (and even exploited), and certain kinds of knowledge and experience are presented as having more value than others. At the same time, the assertion of identity, inclusion and innovation are the very sources of strength to overcome homogenization, exclusion and relegation.
OM7 will have three main parts: the “Conference proper”, a Community Radio Symposium, and a Festival.
For more information on the events, focus and how to submit a proposal visit http://www.ourmedianet.org or contact ourmedia7@ghanacommunityradio.org ——————————
Post-Academic Institute for
Research and Production
Fine Art, Design, Theory
Call for applications Fine Art, Design and Theory at Jan van Eyck Academie –Maastricht, The Netherlands
Artists, designers and theoreticians are invited to submit proposals for individual or collective research projects for a one-year, two-year or variable research period in the departments of Fine Art, Design and Theory.
The Jan van Eyck Academie is an institute for research and production in the fields of fine art, design and theory. Every year, 48 international researchers realise their individual or collective projects in this artistic and critical environment. Artists, designers and theoreticians are invited to submit proposals for individual or collective research projects for a one-year, two-year or variable research period in the departments of Fine Art, Design and Theory. Deadline for submissions is 15 April 2008.
The Jan van Eyck researchers are part of a creative community. They are advised by a team of artists, designers and theoreticians who have won their spurs globally. They can also avail themselves of facilities that support their projects from first concept to public presentation. All in all, the Jan van Eyck offers artists, designers and theoreticians time and space to do research and realise productions, either about topics of their own choosing or as part of a project formulated by the institute itself.
The research undertaken at the Jan van Eyck is multidisciplinary. This results in a very heterogeneous programme. The cross-links that are established and the exchange between researchers of different cultural and intellectual backgrounds generate a creative and challenging working environment.
kOOii International Artist Support and Promotion
Mieke Kooistra Creative Director
email: mieke@kOOii.org
blog: http://kooiiart.blogspot.com/
phone: +94 112762274
mobile: +94 773515533
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Transart Institute Announces Ten Scholarships
Application deadline: March 1, 2008
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Scholarships
Transart Institute is pleased to announce that grants to the institute have been extended and
students are eligible for scholarships of up to $2000. Scholarships are given on the basis of
artistic merit and financial need to students of all media and genres accepted into the Transart
Institute MFA program. The deadline for scholarship applications is March 1, 2008.
The Transart Institute MFA program
consists of three intensive summer residencies with lectures, workshops, critiques, seminars,
performances and exhibitions in Europe and two shorter, optional winter residencies in New York.
In the four semesters between residencies, students create their own course of study realizing
individual art and research projects with the support of faculty and self-chosen artist mentors
wherever they work and live. The program is geared towards the development of a sustainable
artistic praxis rather than training in certain media or genres, challenging students to think
conceptually and work creatively in new ways. Current students work with animation, curating,
digital media, film, gaming, graphic design, installation, painting, performance, photography,
robotics, sculpture, sound, text, video, virtual reality. The low-residency format permits
continuing a professional life while participating in the program. Deadlines for application to the
MFA program: Advanced admissions: March 1, 2008, rolling admissions (space permitting): May 1,
2008.
Certificate program
Transart Institute now offers a summer program for artists who are not seeking a degree.
Participants join MFA students in workshops, lectures and critiques and leave the residency with
input on project plans for the year ahead. Artists attend the residency to: get a creative surge; get
a fresh perspective on their work; revitalize their practice; take their work in a new direction, make
plans for a focussed praxis in the year ahead and to become part of an international community of
artists, theorists and curators. Artists who successfully complete the residency will receive a non-
credit certificate of attendance. Tuition is EUR 2400 for the three week course.
The deadline for applications to the certificate program is June 1st.
The Transart summer residency will take place at the OK Center for Contemporary Art, OK Platz 1, 4020 Linz, Austria from July 13
– August 1, 2008
Graduating students will hold their thesis exhibitions at the OK Center as well.
For further Information please contact:
Julie Bush, admin@transartinstitute.org
Transart Institute MFA Program in New Media
Summer Residency 2008: OK Center for Contemporary Art, Linz, Austria
Winter Residency 2009: Sideshow Gallery, Brooklyn, New York
Accredited by
Donau-Universität Krems, Dr.-Karl-Dorrek-Straße 30, 3500 Krems, Austria
Deadlines
Scholarships and advance MFA admissions: March 1, 2008
Rolling admissions MFA (space permitting): May 1, 2008
Certificate admissions: June 1, 2008
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