A Case for the Mondays

NWAA presents:
A Case for the Mondays
Week 1: Monday, May 3, 6-9pm
Paintings by Juilo Alejandro daCunha on view
Performance by React/dance at 7pm.
701 Shipley Street, Wilmington, DE

Hunter Clarke and Michael Kalmbach spoken highly of on Del Arts Blog

NWAA Member Hunter Clarke and NWAA Director Michael Kalmbach are spoken highly of in the Delaware Arts Blog.

Job Opening at DCCA

http://www.thedcca.org/opportunities.html

SECURITY MANAGER
The Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts is looking for a full time, responsible individual to manage its security operations and facility. The position includes health benefits and a rent-free apartment on site.

Send inquiries to hpage@thedcca.org or to DCCA—Security, 200 S. Madison St., Wilmington, DE 19801. Include resume and cover letter. References required.

The DCCA provides equal employment opportunities to all applicants without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, ancestry, sex, sexual orientation, marital status, age, disability, or on any other basis prohibited by state or federal law.

Luxon Photography

Thought I may post something. Board/Aerosol/Primer/Ink. Title: Luxon Photography. 2X4FT. Also, Crux Poupon Sculpture. Balsa/Aerosol.

Job & Studio openings at the DCCA!

CURATORIAL COORDINATOR
The Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts (DCCA), a non-collecting art museum located on Wilmington’s Riverfront, is seeking a twenty-five hour per week, part-time Curatorial Coordinator beginning on or about May 24. The Curatorial Coordinator assists the DCCA’s Curator with the development and implementation of the DCCA’s active program of changing exhibitions. The Coordinator is responsible for registarial duties that include preparing artist contracts, loan forms, condition reports, labels and checklists, maintaining department records, coordinating exhibition-related interpretive materials, and organizing the annual members’ juried exhibition and biannual MFA exhibition Calls for Entries. The Coordinator maintains the exhibition schedule and acts as the liaison between artists and the DCCA. The position requires a detail-oriented multi-tasker who is familiar with contemporary art and who works well in a team situation; good writing and computer skills are essential. Experience with Adobe design programs is strongly recommended. Please email application materials to Maxine Gaiber at mgaiber@thedcca.org. 


The DCCA provides equal employment opportunities to all applicants without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, ancestry, sex, sexual orientation, marital status, age, disability, or on any other basis prohibited by state or federal law.



ARTIST STUDIO available July 1, 2010
275 sq. ft.

Monthly rental is $372/month.
West facing windows provide good natural light. High speed internet access is available for an additional $10/month fee. DCCA studios are accessible 24/7, but are not to be used as living spaces. If you are interested, please send 10 digital images on a CD (formatted as a PowerPoint slide show, which can be viewed on both a MAC and a PC); your resume; and an artist statement ASAP to: Helen Page DCCA Studio Artists
200 S. Madison St.
Wilmington, DE 19801
302-656-6466 x 7107


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RESIDENCY COORDINATOR position in Greensboro, NC

Our friends at Elsewhere Collaborative in Greensboro, NC are looking for a Residency Coordinator:

RESIDENCY COORDINATOR
Elsewhere Collaborative, a living museum, international residency program, and education research laboratory set within a three-story former thrift store in downtown Greensboro, is seeking a residency coordinator starting immediately. The Residency Coordinator will work with the Elsewhere team to lead Elsewhere's residency program, which brings 35-40 artists, makers, and thinkers each year to Greensboro to create site-specific works for the living museum and Greensboro community, and to advance Elsewhere's concept. The Coordinator will have the opportunity to collaborate with this international artist community in an experimental and responsive creative environment. The Coordinator will be an excellent host(ess), able to multi-task, work closely with artists and creators, facilitate collaborations, be comfortable with computer programs, and lead an experimental residency program in conjunction with a vision for a living, evolving, changing museum. The Residency Coordinator position offers room and board, with opportunities to participate in productions and national exhibitions as part of Elsewhere's creative team. BA required in Studio Art, Art History, or with experience in the arts, higher degree or equivalent experience encouraged. Position runs to November 15th, 2010 with opportunities for advancement. Email Stephanie, Collaborative Director, at minigolf@elsewhereelsewhere.org with a letter of interest and resume/CV. Applications accepted through April 27th.

Learn more about Elsewhere.

ROCK THE ARTS BENEFIT!!!

Public House is proud to present it's first 'Rock the Arts' Benefit!

Join us Sunday April 25th all day and night for various acoustic acts and art displays from the local Wilmington artists.

Octane and Foster Child will be playing later into the night and we have two local celebs guest bartending.... Red Mohawk Geoff & Brad Turner!

If you missed out on Brad's solo show this will be a second chance to see a sampling of that show, and Brad will have T-shirts form his clothing line for sale! He will also be taking the stage in a rare acoustic set!

Make a donation at the door to receive great drink specials & also we are featuring $3 PBR Cans... for every can sold, Public House will be donating $1 to the cause!

The donations at the door and the donations from the PBR's will be going to Red Mohawk Gallery to provide FREE opportunities for local artists and an upcoming 'Arts for Kids' Event

We are proud to support Wilmington's Art Community & hope you all come out for a great time for a great cause!!

Its going to be an epic day of everything that is art!!!!!!!!!!!!


-----SUPPORT LOCAL ART-----

http://www.redmohawk.com/
http://3rdeyedesign.blogspot.com/

Transcending Painting: Andrew Wapinski's WASTELAND

NWAA Exhibition Coordinator Ron Longsdorf review's Andrew Wapinski's exhibition WASTELAND on view at the Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts. Click here to read.

Hunter Clarke "Aerial" at the Mezzanine gallery tonight

~ A e r i a l ~

Delaware Division of the Arts Mezzanine Gallery

Carvel State Office Building, 2nd floor

Corner of 9th and French Streets, Wilmington, DE - Map

Open Monday - Friday, 8am - 4:30pm

Apr 09, 2010 - Apr 30, 2010

Opening Reception is tonight! Friday, April 9, 5-8

Into the woods, acrylic on paper, 2010

When I found out that the DDoA had selected older "bird" work of mine, I decided to create some new work using the same theme. It was fun to have the freedom of a self-curated show to do whatever I wanted with the space

Morrigan's passing, mixed media on paper, 2009

This was finished at a residency last fall. The dead crow is a drawing in graphite.

Unfettered diversion, mixed media on panel, 2009

I put the new box paintings on the pedestals so viewers can get a sense of the 3-dimensionality of the pieces.

Loopy escapism, mixed media on panel, 2010

One of the new box paintings.

Lilith's refusal, oil on canvas. 2010

When the light captured her, oil on canvas, 2009

I had to complete one more painting for the show (we always want the new work!), so Lilith's refusal, was a tiny bit wet when I installed it Monday.

2010 MFA Candidates

NWAA and Shipley Lofts presents:

University of Delaware
2010 MFA Candidates

Shipley Lofts Gallery
701 Shipley Street
Wilmington, DE

Opening Reception: April 9, 6-9pm

Not Yet Famous Artists Revealed

NWAA presents:

Not Yet Famous Artists Revealed
University of Delaware Undergraduate Juried Exhibition

4 West 5th Street
Wilmington, DE

Opening Reception: April 9th, 6-9pm

NWAA on Philly Art Blog

The recent NWAA Group Exhibition and the success of NWAA is currently featured on the Philly Art Blog! Thanks to Libby Rosof for a wonderful write up. Click here to read.

How to start a movement

3rd Round Knock Out: New Work by Brad Turner

NWAA member Brad Turner shows at Red Mohawk. 3rd Round Knock Out: New Work by Brad Turner opens Friday, April 2nd, 6 - 9 pm. Red Mohawk Gallery is located at 228 West 9th Street, Wilmington, DE.

DCCA Artist Residency Opportunity

DCCA Art & Community Visual Arts Residency

The DCCA Visual Arts Residency Program has forged relationships between nationally recognized artists and the Wilmington community-- providing innovative artists with the opportunity to develop professionally and to collaborate with under-served community groups to create unique works of art.

Art & Community Visual Arts Residency Program
2010 Call for Entry
Application Deadline: May 14, 2010

Download AIR PDF Application 2010

Michael Kalmbach to speak at DCCA 4.7.10

April 7, 2010

Noon - 1 pm

FREE

Wilmington artist and NWAA Director and Founder Michael Kalmbach discusses color and how it generates meaning in his paintings featured in SPECTRUM: Contemporary Color Abstraction an exhibition on display at the Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts from 3.26.10 - 8.1.10.

For more information please visit: http://www.thedcca.org/programsartsalad.html