CALL FOR ONLINE PROJECTS FOR WWW. MOSAICA.CA
Project Mosaica, a website devoted to contemporary Jewish culture online, is
seeking projects from individuals or groups on the theme of Jews and Diaspora:
Jewish Culture, Web Culture, New Culture. Once again, two 1,000 CAN $
production honoraria will be awarded to the successful candidates whose web
projects address the possibilities of the virtual diaspora with this theme.
CRITERIA FOR PROJECTS
Projects should be innovative and address the visual possibilities of the web as
well as contribute to an understanding of the multivalent nature, complexities,
significance and changes in meaning of Diaspora or transnationalism. The call
is intended to be as inclusive as possible: projects from all artistic
disciplines are welcomed.
All proposals must:
* Provide a project description in 500 words including the following: a
statement about the project's relationship to Jews and Diaspora; why the web is
a viable medium for the project; and an explanation of how the project will be
sustainable beyond implementation.
* Include a web-ready presentation
* Include a CV
* Include a selected portfolio of previous work in CD-R, DVD-R or video DVD
(Region 1 compatible ) featuring not more than 3 images or 5 minutes video per
project.
* Proposals to be submitted in English or French, however we recognize that
other languages may play a role in the final project.
Innovative content and its adaptation to web aesthetics will be the primary
consideration in the selection process. Artists will maintain copyright of
their productions which will be disseminated by Mosaica on the site
www.mosaica.ca and presented at public talks and screening(s).Submission
material will not be returned.
Applications must be submitted by December 1, 2006
Online applications are to be submitted to: [email protected]
Decision Date: Candidates will be notified by January 15, 2007
A condition of the honorarium is completion of the project by April 1, 2007
Mosaica: Jewish Culture, Web Culture, New Culture
http://www.mosaica.ca/
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CALL FOR ONLINE PROJECTS FOR WWW. MOSAICA.CA
Project Mosaica, a website devoted to contemporary Jewish culture online, is
seeking projects from individuals or groups on the theme of Jews and Diaspora:
Jewish Culture, Web Culture, New Culture. Once again, two 1,000 CAN $
production honoraria will be awarded to the successful candidates whose web
projects address the possibilities of the virtual diaspora with this theme.
CRITERIA FOR PROJECTS
Projects should be innovative and address the visual possibilities of the web as
well as contribute to an understanding of the multivalent nature, complexities,
significance and changes in meaning of Diaspora or transnationalism. The call
is intended to be as inclusive as possible: projects from all artistic
disciplines are welcomed.
All proposals must:
* Provide a project description in 500 words including the following: a
statement about the project's relationship to Jews and Diaspora; why the web is
a viable medium for the project; and an explanation of how the project will be
sustainable beyond implementation.
* Include a web-ready presentation
* Include a CV
* Include a selected portfolio of previous work in CD-R, DVD-R or video DVD
(Region 1 compatible ) featuring not more than 3 images or 5 minutes video per
project.
* Proposals to be submitted in English or French, however we recognize that
other languages may play a role in the final project.
Innovative content and its adaptation to web aesthetics will be the primary
consideration in the selection process. Artists will maintain copyright of
their productions which will be disseminated by Mosaica on the site
www.mosaica.ca and presented at public talks and screening(s).Submission
material will not be returned.
Applications must be submitted by December 15, 2006
Online applications are to be submitted to: [email protected]
Decision Date: Candidates will be notified by January 15, 2007
A condition of the honorarium is completion of the project by April 1, 2007
Mosaica: Jewish Culture, Web Culture, New Culture
http://www.mosaica.ca/