Do you have an idea you’d like to propose but would prefer to discuss it with us first? If so pop into Cornerhouse’s downstairs bar for an informal chat with members of the Micro Commission team, who will be on hand to give you feedback and advice before you submit your proposal. When? Tue 22 [...]
Do you have an idea you’d like to propose but would prefer to discuss it with us first?
If so pop into Cornerhouse’s downstairs bar for an informal chat with members of the Micro Commission team, who will be on hand to give you feedback and advice before you submit your proposal.
When?
- Tue 22 Jan, 12:00 – 14:00
- Wed 6 Feb, 17:00 – 19:00
Where?
Cornerhouse, 70 Oxford St, Manchester M1 5NH
Check the result of three Micro Commissions this November
Check the result of three Micro Commissions this November!
Kinokologue installation is at John Ryland’s library (in the Christies Gallery on the first floor) until 15 December and you can hear all about the project in their artist talk on 15 November at 18.00
Volkov Commanders will present the first iteration of their costume at Drawing Session in Liverpool on 17 November
Geddes Loom performance of Prelude to a Number at Cornerhouse on 23 November
The Osmosis Machine is coming to the Royal Exchange on 27 October as part of the Manchester Science festival. The machine will be on display until 4 November, so make sure you pay the Royal Exchange a visit
Related commission: The Osmosis Machine
The Osmosis Machine is coming to the Royal Exchange on 27 October as part of the Manchester Science festival.
The machine will be on display until 4 November, so make sure you pay the Royal Exchange a visit
Manchester Mordernist Society won the award for Best Use of Crowdfunding at the Digital Fundraising Awards.
Related commission: Campus
Manchester Mordernist Society won the award for Best Use of Crowdfunding at the Digital Fundraising Awards.
Would you like to feature in this year’s Abandon Normal Devices? Abandon Normal Devices (AND) and Micro Commissions are teaming up to offer a unique opportunity for professional and amateur artists, curators and producers. We are seeking innovative ideas for an artwork, art project, exhibition or online/digital work responding to the theme of “success” [...]
Would you like to feature in this year’s Abandon Normal Devices?
Abandon Normal Devices (AND) and Micro Commissions are teaming up to offer a unique opportunity for professional and amateur artists, curators and producers.
We are seeking innovative ideas for an artwork, art project, exhibition or online/digital work responding to the theme of “success” to be presented during AND festival in Manchester from 29 August – 2 September 2012.
This year AND sets out to explore the spectrum of success through looking at those who have claimed “failure” to offer more imaginative, co-operative, and insightful ways of being in the world. Whether failure is used as a point of resistance or a destructive action, the AND Festival will focus on pushing success to the limit in order to make us rethink the formula and ask where the lasting value will reside.
We are seeking proposals responding to this theme to animate the spaces surrounding the AND Festival hub at Cornerhouse, such as public spaces, empty spaces, digital spaces and local businesses that stretch down Whitworth Street to the First Street Development and up the Oxford Road to the Universities.
This collaboration provides a unique opportunity for participants from across the UK to submit a proposal costing between £50 – £500. In exceptional cases, there will be additional production budget of up to £500 for projects that demonstrate the need further production investment.
PRACTICALITIES
If you would like to be considered for this opportunity please fill in the application form and submit it by email to Christina Millare, AND Festival Programme Intern christina@andfestival.org.uk
If you would like more information, have a look at the AND Micro Commission info sheet or come to our information session on at Cornerhouse at 14:00, Thu 10 May 2012.
DEADLINE: Thu 24 May 2012, 17:00