Facial ackniwledgenent tgathus is a site with tripping hazards, probably mold . . . On Jul 24, 2014 10:55 AM, "Al Matthews" <prolepsis@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > What's the waiver all about? > > > On Thu, Jul 24, 2014 at 10:38 AM, Priscilla Smith < > priscillagaysmith@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > >> Good morning! >> >> Our funder is upping the budget allowing us to bring on another artist or >> three and post a range of possible stipends, say, $200 - $500 (!). We >> should post this tonight. If you're busy at work (as so many of you are) >> and have something substantive to say and don't have time, drop a note and >> say something like, "Hey. Hold on a sec." >> >> A vote of yes sometime today would be appreciated. >> >> xo >> p >> 404-578-4430 >> >> >> On Wed, Jul 23, 2014 at 9:43 PM, Priscilla Smith < >> priscillagaysmith@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> >>> Eyedrummers, >>> >>> We have been offered the chance to create a show very quickly (that will >>> offer a small group of artists a stipend) to "bring the gaze" on the >>> Forsyth Street building in its "Existing Conditions". >>> >>> Following is a draft of the call with a timeline. It has to happen >>> quickly, we have to start rehabilitating the Ideal Music Co. spaces for a >>> large installation show in October. >>> >>> Corrections, suggestions, and amplifications welcome, but do so >>> promptly. We should post this Thursday. >>> >>> Let me know what you think. >>> >>> >>> >>> Request for Proposals >>> >>> Eyedrum Art and Music Gallery, announces a request for proposals for >>> "Existing Conditions." >>> >>> To inaugurate its new home on Forsyth Street, Eyedrum invites artists to >>> submit proposals to create work in any medium, including performance, in >>> response to the current conditions of this 101-year-old building in >>> Downtown Atlanta. >>> >>> The concept is for artists to take an aspect or element(s) of the >>> facility--a crack in the wall; an old poster; a cluttered room--and >>> create a new way of looking at it. >>> >>> It may be useful to think of this as considering the building to be a >>> collection of Readymades; or that the building is the source for a Joseph >>> Cornell box. A composer might write and perform a score or a song, an >>> author create a story or a poem. Proposals for time-based or durational >>> performances are encouraged. >>> >>> A proposal may be as simple as lighting a element or as complex as >>> creating an assemblage of found objects. Artists with exiting works that >>> could be installed in this context to create new ways of looking at that >>> work and its surroundings are welcome. >>> >>> There is limited access to power and water. >>> >>> While artists may manipulate and change the environment, the emphasis is >>> on creating a context for examining what is there: the Existing Conditions. >>> >>> An unexpected and generous gift has made this event possible. The >>> timeline for its creation is very compressed: >>> >>> 1. Artists who wish to make a proposal should tour the building, by >>> appointment July 28-31. Staff will be available to show the space during >>> daylight and evening hours during those days. >>> >>> 2. A one-page description of the work to be created with whatever >>> support material the artist things will best represent the proposal >>> (sketches, URL or website showing previous work, etc.) should be emailed >>> and received by August 2 at 8:00 a.m. The proposal should specify the >>> exact site he or she wishes to engage. >>> >>> 3. Work should be titled. >>> >>> 4. A jury will convene August 2 to select 5-8 artists. Artists will be >>> notified that day. >>> >>> 5. Participating artists will be awarded up to $250 to cover supplies >>> and honorarium. >>> >>> 6. The exhibition will open Friday, August 15. Depending on the nature >>> of the selections as a whole, docents or guides will conduct patrons on a >>> tour of the show or be present at all times for safety reasons. >>> >>> 7. Artist teams are welcome to propose, but the budget is limited to >>> $250 per work. >>> >>> 8. The exhibition will be open for one weekend only: >>> August 15 - 6 p.m. - midnight >>> August 16 - 6 p.m. - midnight >>> August 17 - 3-9 p.m. >>> >>> Artists will need to de-install by August 12 at midnight. >>> >>> Be advised: many parts of the building are in rough shape. It has been >>> largely uninhabited for many years and former tenants left a lot of . . . >>> stuff behind. >>> >>> Audience members will be asked to sign a waiver of liability (although >>> every precaution will be taken to make this safe for all, including >>> artists) but part of what this event is about is witnessing decay, >>> neglect, and abandonment. >>> >>> For an appointment, please submit 3 options for one-hour time slots to: >>> EyedrumExistingConditions@xxxxxxxxx >>> >>> Questions may be submitted to EyedrumExistingConditions. >>> >>> A Facebook group will be established to create a public forum. >>> >> >> >