Tag: installation

Submission: July 14, 2021 Registration: July 14, 2021 Language: English Location: Flachau, Austria Prizes: Please see details below Type: Open   minus20degree (m20d) is looking for artists in the field of sound art, videoart, performance, theater, installation, or dynamic land art. We are especially interested in long range art forms, art that takes and needs

Submission: September 08, 2019Registration: August 31, 2019Language: EnglishLocation: Tirana, AlbaniaPrizes: Please see details belowType: Open   The Farka Lake (Liqeni i Farkës) is an artificial lake in the southeast part of Tirana, 9.6 km away from the city center. With a dimension of 75 hectares (more significant than the Artificial Lake of Tirana), Liqeni I Farkës is one of the leading

Submission: March 10, 2017Registration: March 10, 2017Language: EnglishLocation: New York, USAPrizes: $1000 production budget for construction, assembly and disassembly of installationType: Open   For the first time, BKLYN DESIGNS is commissioning an original site-specific installation. We’re looking for an installation driven by the concept of connectivity. Think of the ties that bond us – creatively, socially,

Submission: November 04, 2016Registration: November 04, 2016Language: EnglishLocation: Toronto, OntarioPrizes: $3,500 honorarium and up to $1,500 travel bursaryType: Open   Winter Stations is now embarking on its third-year, opening an international design competition to bring temporary public art installations to The Beaches, exhibited to celebrate Toronto’s winter waterfront landscape. This year we are expecting to include

Submission: March 04, 2016Registration: March 04, 2016Language: EnglishLocation: Washington, USAPrizes: 1st Prize: US$3,500 & Runner-Up Prize: US$500Type: Open   Re-Ball! is an international open design competition to turn 650,000+ 3-inch, white, translucent plastic balls into a site-specific installation in the Dupont Underground’s 14,000-square-foot east platform. The balls were previously part of the National Building Museum’s blockbuster 2015 summer destination The Beach.