WINTER 2003 HIGHLIGHTS | Follow links for more information
and be sure to visit www.creative-capital.org
WINTER 2003 HIGHLIGHTS | Follow links for more information
and be sure to visit www.creative-capital.org
Creative Capital News: |
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Creative
Capital accepts proposals for grants in visual arts and film/video.
Creative Capital has implemented a new application process:
to apply for a grant, artists must first submit an Inquiry
Form, which
will be available February 16, 2004 on www.creative-capital.org/application.
The deadline for completed Inquiry Forms is March 15, 2004;
those invited to apply will be notified in June
2004.
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Creative Capital welcomes two new board members, Sunny
Bates (CEO
and President, Sunny Bates Associates) and Lisa Heller (Vice
President of Original Programming, Home Box Office) (pictured R-L). |
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Foggy
Day inspires debate in the media. Matthew Geller's Foggy
Day
is a temporary, open-air installation in which a section of
Cortlandt Alley between White and Walker Streets in New York was
shrouded in fog. Its use of public funds inspired debate in media
venues, including an article on the front page of The New York
Sun and in a report on New York's Fox 5 evening news. Foggy
Day's installation ran from October 3 through November 14. COMING
SOON: A Channel Exclusive conversation between artists Dread
Scott and Matthew Geller, recorded on-site at Geller's Foggy
Day exhibition. |
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The Ameri©an Dre@m exhibition at Ronald Feldman Fine Arts has released a four-color, fifty-page catalog that features the work of many Creative Capital grantees. The Ameri©an Dre@m exhibition was a two-venue group show from February 22 - April 5, 2003 of work that related to the topic of American culture. Pictured at left is a detail from Jason Salavon's HeroTown1 #2 (1998), which was included in the exhibition. |
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WEBCASTS are always being added to the Creative Capital Channel, including video, audio, and e-art. Come visit William Pope.L's The Black Factory via an interactive online brochure; view the Fox 5 News report about Matthew Geller's Foggy Day; and view an excerpt from Barbara Hammer's Resisting Paradise (screen still at left). [Browse Webcasts]
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Creative Capital Grantee Events: |
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CREATIVE CAPITAL GRANTEES are busy as ever, with exhibits and performances scheduled throughout the country this winter. For listings, be sure to visit the Creative Capital Channel Arts Calendar. Pictured at left is a still image from Sam Easterson's Animal, Vegetable, Video: Where the Buffalo Roam (2001); Easterson has a solo show titled On the Farm: Live Stock Footage by Livestock at the Center for Land Use Interpretation in Los Angeles. |
Emerging fields grantee Sawad Brooks's design firm, bbc art + architecture, has been named one of eight finalists for their World Trade Center Memorial proposal Passages of Light: The Memorial Cloud. The designs will be exhibited in the Winter Garden of the World Financial Center in New York beginning November 19, 2003. www.bbcaa.com | www.wtcsitememorial.org
The DVD release of Sandi DuBowski's Creative Capital project Trembling Before G-d has received press coverage in The New York Times, The Boston Globe, Time Out New York, and others, and is available at Blockbuster, Tower, Netflix, Amazon.com, barnesandnoble.com. His feature story on creating a DVD will be in Filmmaker Magazine's Sundance issue in January 2004. DuBowski will also be an artist/scholar in residence at Arizona State University in Tempe on the invitation of Creative Capital Foundation Board member Colleen Jennings-Roggensack. www.tremblingbeforeg-d.com
Mary Lucier was recently awarded a Nancy Graves Foundation grant.
Beverly McIver's show at Kent Gallery in New York was reviewed in an October issue of The New York Times, and the November issue of Art in America.
Carrie Moyer has been included in 8 Painters: New Work, the cover article in the November issue of Art in America.
Jason Salavon has been commissioned to make an artwork for the new US Census Bureau Headquarters in Suitland, Maryland. Indiana University is publishing a catalog of Salavon's work to be released in January 2004.
subRosa’s new book Domain Errors! Cyberfeminst Practices has been released and is available at www.autonomedia.org.
Performance grantee Yasuko Yokoshi's Creative Capital project Shuffle has received a 2003 New York Dance and Performance "Bessie" Award for outstanding creation/choreography.
Past Highlights
To read news highlights from past seasons, select from the following list:
Fall 2005 | Summer
2005 | Winter/Spring 2005 | Fall
2004 | Summer 2004 | Spring
2004 | Winter 2003 | Fall
2003