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Top 3 Art Community Platforms 1. ArtStation: Connect with artists, share your work, and get inspired. 2. DeviantArt: A vibrant community to showcase your art and engage with fellow enthusiasts. 3. AraebsArt: Discover unique pieces, support global artists, and join a passionate community. Discover the perfect piece that speaks to you. Share your favorite art platform in the comments!

This #WorldEnvironmentDay, in support of ART 2030 and the United Nations, we share moments from the first PCAI Tilos Artist Residency programme with artist-in-residence Hypercomf, in Tilos, the first zero-waste island. The film PCAI Artist Tilos Residency: Hypercomf, directed by Ilias Madouros, unfolds PCAI’s artist-in-residence programme on the island of Tilos. How can circular economy principles inspire creativity, collaboration and regenerative thinking in art? The docufilm aims to explore this question following Hypercomf’s multifaceted art practices in Tilos during their three-month residency on the island. Climate change is a threat to human well-being and the health of the environment. There is a rapidly closing window of opportunity to secure a liveable and sustainable future for all. In this direction stands the PCAI residency programme's scope, which is to delve into the principles of the circular economy and its interconnection with creativity, collaboration, and regenerative thinking in art, materials and design toward a more sustainable planet! Share the post and inspire others to take action for a healthy planet. #ArtforaHealthyPlanet #ArtforGlobalGoals #tilosresidency #hypercomf #pcai *PCAI Tilos Artist Residency programme was launched in 2022, as part of the Just Go Zero Tilos project powered by Polygreen eco, implemented in collaboration with the Municipality of Tilos. https://lnkd.in/dGK5t7ZD

There's a room in which arts funding dwells, and in that room is a table. Around that table, sit a group of regular faces, able to make their art through regular funding support. There are others in the room, who sometimes get to sit at the table. And there are the rest. Those who know there's a room, and know where the door is, but don't have a key to get in. Then there are those who can see the room, perhaps from a distance, but can't find the door. And then there are those who don't even know the room exists. While there is funding available through Creative Australia, etc., most people who make art in Australia have never had any support from any of the funding bodies. Sometimes it's because many people who make art don't know how to access that funding. Often it's simply because it's outside their skill set to write the right grant application.

Intellect is pleased to announce that Scene 12.1-2 is out now! 🎭 Scene is a peer-reviewed journal dedicated to a critical examination of space and scenic production. Scene welcomes new critical frameworks for the scholarship of creating a scene and invites contributions which explore all aspects of design contexts for live and recorded performance – particularly those which pay attention to the shaping of artistic vision, aesthetic sophistication, critical thinking and craft. Including ‘Enhancing city resilience through theatre’ by Julia Mcnamara, Barbara Doran And Susanne Pratt and ‘Devising the personal in post-pandemic Istanbul’ by Didem Kristal And Ayrin Ersöz #SpecialIssue #PerformingArts For more information about the journal and issue click here 👉 https://lnkd.in/dBuiXmU Access the issue via Discover 👉 https://lnkd.in/gyTwf_8R

Experience Designing ECLIPSE, Part 1 The Lumen Prize & Studios launches ECLIPSE, an immersive experience by NONOTAK, in just 3 weeks. But I first started watching NONOTAK's previously recorded installations 8 months ago. When tasked with experience designing a space in London with 1 existing and 2 new site-specific experiences of theirs, I started the process by doing what my classical music conducting background would call score study. Many may know that my background is in classical music conducting and, while I never held a NONOTAK score in my hands, I started aggressively listening and researching absolutely everything I could find about the artists. From their audio-visual performances to interviews to their actual installations, I overloaded my brain with their content. Then, I started to tease out concepts and quotes that caught my attention. “In art there is a lot of intellectualization with meaning but what interests us is that people can see and feel some things directly with no questioning.” - Takami Nakamoto “We want the viewer to use their sense more than their brain.” - Noemi Schipfer These powerful quotes have ended up becoming the transformational foundation that we're imparting on our audiences through this experience: the ability to perceive your environment differently, utilizing your instincts and natural tendencies as opposed to intellectual processing. By the end of the ECLIPSE experience, we want audiences to see the world in a new way that is not colored by their own conceptions. More in part 2.. http://eclipse.show

" 💥 Recommended Prompt " Impact of Public Art on Communities - 4IRGPT.com is an AI Knowledge Trading & Prompt Media Platform for everyone and experts like you. Signup free! Use it to Monetize followers and build subscribers who follow your insider knowledge about anything. Set your own Subscriber fees with 4IR Credits. Make $$$ Prompt Synopsis Art in public spaces has the power to transform communities, sparking conversations, inspiring creativity, and fostering a sense of connection. This prompt invites you to reflect on the impact of public art in urban environments, parks, and streets. How does it shape the community's identity? Share examples of public art installations that have moved you, challenged your perceptions, or brought people together. Discuss the role of art in making public spaces more vibrant and engaging.'

Slow Art Day 2024 takes place tomorrow. How are you taking part this year? Please share how you're getting involved in the comments. Slow Art Day is a global annual event encouraging us to look at and discuss art slowly. This year it takes place on Saturday 13 April. The idea is simple: look at a few works of art for 5-10 minutes each. 🐌 You can do this on your own, with a group of friends or as part of an event at a museum. 🐌 Or participate online in a guided session or opt for a recorded video (see YouTube for lots of slow art inspiration). 🐌 You can choose which artworks to look at or let yourself be guided by what the museum has chosen. 🐌 Some venues select five pieces of art, others focus on just one or two, and others offer yet more options. If you're participating, tell us in the comments 👇 what you plan to do tomorrow! Or maybe you're a host? Share your Slow Art Day event below 👇 Use the comments here to spread the word about Slow Art Day and get involved. I'll also put some handy links for more info in the comments. cc: phyl terry #slowartday2024 #slowart #slowlooking

Distraction-free, resource-rich, and built for artists like you. Ready to join the 2° Art Community? Looking to create more impact with your art business? Following us here is a great start, but for a truly focused and supportive experience, join the 2° Art Community on Circle. Unlike traditional social media, our Circle community is distraction-free and fully centered on helping you: Build Connections: Collaborate with other artists and art business professionals. Access Free Tools: From business systems to creative strategies, we provide resources like our Notion-For-Artists to streamline your workflow. Grow with Purpose: Gain inspiration and strategies that will take your creativity and business to the next level. Joining is simple. Just follow this link below, create your free account, and you’ll be ready to dive into the fun. Explore resources, connect with other creatives, and discover strategies to grow your art business in a supportive and inspiring environment. Don’t just follow—engage with a growing community of artists committed to success. Join the 2° Art Community Today and take your art business to new heights! https://lnkd.in/gdzNutxU,

Applications are open for the Creation Grant Program 2025. The Creation Grant Program gives funding to Indigenous artists, inventive teams, and tradition carriers inside Newfoundland and Labrador for the creation, growth, exhibition, and switch of data associated to an artwork type or inventive follow. This pilot venture gives funding alternatives to Indigenous artists at any stage of their inventive profession, working in all disciplines.

unding Larger Projects Ambitious Artworks: Large-Scale Installations: By allocating funds for large-scale installations, Kicki can create immersive and impactful pieces that captivate audiences. These projects often require significant investment but can yield substantial rewards in terms of recognition and engagement. Public Art: Investing in public art projects allows Kicki to reach a wider audience and contribute to the cultural landscape of communities. Public art can foster community engagement and make art accessible to all.