[spectre] Call for submissions: Artist Commissions for Fusion Expo

[heath bunting]

this reminds me of the days of when net.artists would spam nettime mailing 
list with fake competitions

http://www.irational.org/heath/compete/sgi.html
http://www.irational.org/heath/compete/sgiresults.html


On Wed, 23 Oct 2019, Julian Weaver wrote:

> Fusion Expo Commissions
> 
> The Fusion Expo Commission is now open for applications, with three awards of up to £4,000 available for the commission fee
> and production.
> 
> Application Fee: €30 for applicants in full-time employment. No fee for others.
> Experience required: emerging to experienced.
> Students eligible: depends on experience.
> Location: EU 
> Who: EU resident artists working with related sciences, future energies and imaginaries
> When: Activity taking place between 1 December 2019 – 28 February 2020.
> Payments: Commission of up £4,000 (25% commission and 75% production).
> Deadline: 22.00 CET Thursday 31 October 2019.
> 
> Details:
> 
> Finetuned is offering 3 commissions for EU resident artists of up £4,000 to create work for EUROfusion's Fusion Expo, a
> touring exhibition representing the major outreach activity of the European fusion research consortium*. The exhibition will
> tour prominent museums among the member countries over the next five to ten years.
> 
> We seek to commission new works that directly engage with Nuclear Fusion in the context of future energy. These will be
> exhibited with a number of pre-existing works and one pre-selected commission. Submitted proposals will be selected by a
> panel comprised of curators, artists and EUROfusion stakeholders.
> 
> To ensure gender balance across commissions, we particularly invite applications from women artists.
> 
> How To Apply
> See the Commission Brief PDF for full details.
> 
> Commission Brief: https://www.finetuned.org/eurofusion-expo-commissions.html
> Employer: Finetuned Limited
> Contact: expo_commissions at finetuned.org
> Deadline: 22.00 CET, 31 Oct 2019
> 
> *EUROfusion supports and funds fusion research activities on behalf of the European Commission’s Euratom programme. It is
> funded through Horizon 2020 and the member organisations. More information is available at https://www.eurofusion.org
> 
> 
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