AJ CLASSIFIEDS
Fellowships
NEA fellowship opportunity for theater reporters,
critics and editors: The National Endowment for the Arts’ Theater and
Musical Theater Institute is a new journalism program aimed at strengthening
the analytical skills, deepening the theater knowledge, and clarifying the
function of theater reporters, critics and editors. The program will be held
at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles from February 21-March
4, 2005. The deadline to apply is Oct. 25. For more information on the program
and application process, visit
http://annenberg.usc.edu/nea or contact program associate Rachel Uslan,
213-437-4413, ruslan@usc.edu.
Events
" ...a damn fine woman
artist..." - Pollock to Krasner Sari Grove is showing
now at Lanes Gallery, ( Hazelton Lanes in Toronto, Ontario, Canada)... Her
abstract expressionist oil paintings knife through chiaroscuro, sfumato, &
automatist technique, while toying with the zeitgeist... Call 416-923-7272
and/or visit the gallery in person until the end of October...Preview at www.artistsdog.com
Opportunities
Call for manuscripts and proposals for the
Americans for the Arts' Monograph series: Designed to be of practical use
to arts professionals and advocates, the Monograph series is a collection of
issue papers published four times each year. Readership includes professionals
at local and state arts agencies, arts funders, and arts policy and research
organizations. The series is also promoted to allied professions according to
interest in a particular topic. Monographs are concisely written, easy to
read, and offer multiple perspectives on a broad range of issues in arts
education, leadership and management, funding, and cultural policy. Completed
manuscripts between 4,000 and 6,000 words are invited. One-page proposals will
also be considered. Please see the list of topics and full guidelines at: http://www.americansforthearts.org/pdf/monograph_guidelines.pdf
or contact Anne L'Ecuyer at alecuyer@artsusa.org
The Getty Leadership Institute presents:
MLI: The Museum Leadership Institute (formerly MMI) July 9-29, 2005 The Getty
Center, Los Angeles -
The Museum Leadership Institute (formerly MMI) is an intensive residential
program designed to both enhance the leadership of experienced museum
executives and strengthen their respective institutions. The program is open
to highly committed individuals at the museum director and senior staff levels
who influence policy and effect change within their daily responsibilities.
Applications for this strongly interactive program are available beginning
September 7, 2004. For more information or to fill out an application, visit www.getty.edu/leadership
or call 310.440.6300. Completed applications for MLI 2005 are due by Tuesday,
January 11, 2005.
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The Critics Applaud Their Fellow Critic!
Craig Seligman's SONTAG & KAEL (Counterpoint, $23) has just been published,
to raves such as these: "Should be required reading for anyone entering the
critical trade." (The Washington Post) "Continuously tumbling
fun to read." (Lawrence Weschler) "Seligman the referee is the
most absorbing person in the ring." (The Atlantic Monthly) "Superb,
lively sketches of both careers." (Harper's) "An excellent
guide to their work." (The New York Observer) "Seligman takes
us to a place we couldn't have reached without him." (New York Times
Book Review) "One of the sharpest critical intelligences around." (The
San Francisco Chronicle) To order, visit www.counterpointpress.com
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