DEADLINE: 16 April 2023 at midnight
Summary:
1. Read the complete information and the eligibility criteria for this Open Call below.
2. Download the ->form<- and see the info about artists' projects (Rosie | Shalva)
3. Send the filled-in form and your materials to info@svetova1.cz
DEADLINE: 16 April 2023 at midnight
Summary:
1. Read the complete information and the eligibility criteria for this Open Call below.
2. Download the ->form<- and see the info about artists' projects (Rosie | Shalva)
3. Send the filled-in form and your materials to info@svetova1.cz
DEADLINE: 16 April 2023 at midnight
Summary:
1. Read the complete information and the eligibility criteria for this Open Call below.
2. Download the ->form<- and see the info about artists' projects (Rosie | Shalva)
3. Send the filled-in form and your materials to info@svetova1.cz
DEADLINE: 16 April 2023 at midnight
Summary:
1. Read the complete information and the eligibility criteria for this Open Call below.
2. Download the ->form<- and see the info about artists' projects (Rosie | Shalva)
3. Send the filled-in form and your materials to info@svetova1.cz
DEADLINE: 16 April 2023 at midnight
Summary:
1. Read the complete information and the eligibility criteria for this Open Call below.
2. Download the ->form<- and see the info about artists' projects (Rosie | Shalva)
3. Send the filled-in form and your materials to info@svetova1.cz
SVĚTOVA 1 invites early-career artists to join the open call for proposals for the second edition of the educational and research programme titled As We Grow. There will be two courses you can choose from in 2023. The earlier one, led by British artist Rosie Ridgway will take place in late Spring, and the latter one, led by Georgian artist Shalva Nikvashvili will take place in late Autumn. Each iteration will be unique in content, lasting 14 days and culminating in a group exhibition. More info about each project can be downloaded below.
We actively encourage non-art-educated artists and artists with disabilities to apply for As We Grow . We are committed to equality and inclusivity within our team, and the opportunities S1 provides.
Programme dates:
Rosie Ridgway's project takes place 29 May – 11 June with the exhibition lasting 9 June – 22 July.
Shalva Nikvashvili's project takes place 4 – 17 December with the exhibition lasting 15
December 2023 – 11 February 2024.
Eligibility criteria:
Applicants must be physically present in Prague during their chosen programme. Knowledge of spoken English is essential. Applicants must commit to the whole 14-day programme after receiving the acceptance email.
What you get:
Selected participants will be eligible for a free 14-day educational experience. You will benefit from a rich working environment, on-site interaction with the leading artist of your choice, scholars and artists, active involvement in the As We Grow research and event programming, and organisational and professional support. We will exhibit your work at SVĚTOVA 1 for at least six weeks. We will provide production and PR support before, during and after the show. And last but not least, you will be eligible to join our S1 Care Programme that we will launch later this year.
Deadline:
Sunday, 16 April 2023 at midnight
Results announcement
AWG Spring with Rosie Ridgway by 30 April 2023
AWG Autumn with Shalva Nikvashvili by 31 May 2023.
SVĚTOVA 1 invites early-career artists to join the open call for proposals for the second edition of the educational and research programme titled As We Grow. There will be two courses you can choose from in 2023. The earlier one, led by British artist Rosie Ridgway will take place in late Spring, and the latter one, led by Georgian artist Shalva Nikvashvili will take place in late Autumn. Each iteration will be unique in content, lasting 14 days and culminating in a group exhibition. More info about each project can be downloaded below.
We actively encourage non-art-educated artists and artists with disabilities to apply for As We Grow . We are committed to equality and inclusivity within our team, and the opportunities S1 provides.
Programme dates:
Rosie Ridgway's project takes place 29 May – 11 June with the exhibition lasting 9 June – 22 July.
Shalva Nikvashvili's project takes place 4 – 17 December with the exhibition lasting 15
December 2023 – 11 February 2024.
Eligibility criteria:
Applicants must be physically present in Prague during their chosen programme. Knowledge of spoken English is essential. Applicants must commit to the whole 14-day programme after receiving the acceptance email.
What you get:
Selected participants will be eligible for a free 14-day educational experience. You will benefit from a rich working environment, on-site interaction with the leading artist of your choice, scholars and artists, active involvement in the As We Grow research and event programming, and organisational and professional support. We will exhibit your work at SVĚTOVA 1 for at least six weeks. We will provide production and PR support before, during and after the show. And last but not least, you will be eligible to join our S1 Care Programme that we will launch later this year.
Deadline:
Sunday, 16 April 2023 at midnight
Results announcement
AWG Spring with Rosie Ridgway by 30 April 2023
AWG Autumn with Shalva Nikvashvili by 31 May 2023.
SVĚTOVA 1 invites early-career artists to join the open call for proposals for the second edition of the educational and research programme titled As We Grow. There will be two courses you can choose from in 2023. The earlier one, led by British artist Rosie Ridgway will take place in late Spring, and the latter one, led by Georgian artist Shalva Nikvashvili will take place in late Autumn. Each iteration will be unique in content, lasting 14 days and culminating in a group exhibition. More info about each project can be downloaded below.
We actively encourage non-art-educated artists and artists with disabilities to apply for As We Grow . We are committed to equality and inclusivity within our team, and the opportunities S1 provides.
Programme dates:
Rosie Ridgway's project takes place 29 May – 11 June with the exhibition lasting 9 June – 22 July.
Shalva Nikvashvili's project takes place 4 – 17 December with the exhibition lasting 15
December 2023 – 11 February 2024.
Eligibility criteria:
Applicants must be physically present in Prague during their chosen programme. Knowledge of spoken English is essential. Applicants must commit to the whole 14-day programme after receiving the acceptance email.
What you get:
Selected participants will be eligible for a free 14-day educational experience. You will benefit from a rich working environment, on-site interaction with the leading artist of your choice, scholars and artists, active involvement in the As We Grow research and event programming, and organisational and professional support. We will exhibit your work at SVĚTOVA 1 for at least six weeks. We will provide production and PR support before, during and after the show. And last but not least, you will be eligible to join our S1 Care Programme that we will launch later this year.
Deadline:
Sunday, 16 April 2023 at midnight
Results announcement
AWG Spring with Rosie Ridgway by 30 April 2023
AWG Autumn with Shalva Nikvashvili by 31 May 2023.
SVĚTOVA 1 invites early-career artists to join the open call for proposals for the second edition of the educational and research programme titled As We Grow. There will be two courses you can choose from in 2023. The earlier one, led by British artist Rosie Ridgway will take place in late Spring, and the latter one, led by Georgian artist Shalva Nikvashvili will take place in late Autumn. Each iteration will be unique in content, lasting 14 days and culminating in a group exhibition. More info about each project can be downloaded below.
We actively encourage non-art-educated artists and artists with disabilities to apply for As We Grow . We are committed to equality and inclusivity within our team, and the opportunities S1 provides.
Programme dates:
Rosie Ridgway's project takes place 29 May – 11 June with the exhibition lasting 9 June – 22 July.
Shalva Nikvashvili's project takes place 4 – 17 December with the exhibition lasting 15
December 2023 – 11 February 2024.
Eligibility criteria:
Applicants must be physically present in Prague during their chosen programme. Knowledge of spoken English is essential. Applicants must commit to the whole 14-day programme after receiving the acceptance email.
What you get:
Selected participants will be eligible for a free 14-day educational experience. You will benefit from a rich working environment, on-site interaction with the leading artist of your choice, scholars and artists, active involvement in the As We Grow research and event programming, and organisational and professional support. We will exhibit your work at SVĚTOVA 1 for at least six weeks. We will provide production and PR support before, during and after the show. And last but not least, you will be eligible to join our S1 Care Programme that we will launch later this year.
Deadline:
Sunday, 16 April 2023 at midnight
Results announcement
AWG Spring with Rosie Ridgway by 30 April 2023
AWG Autumn with Shalva Nikvashvili by 31 May 2023.
SVĚTOVA 1 invites early-career artists to join the open call for proposals for the second edition of the educational and research programme titled As We Grow. There will be two courses you can choose from in 2023. The earlier one, led by British artist Rosie Ridgway will take place in late Spring, and the latter one, led by Georgian artist Shalva Nikvashvili will take place in late Autumn. Each iteration will be unique in content, lasting 14 days and culminating in a group exhibition. More info about each project can be downloaded below.
We actively encourage non-art-educated artists and artists with disabilities to apply for As We Grow . We are committed to equality and inclusivity within our team, and the opportunities S1 provides.
Programme dates:
Rosie Ridgway's project takes place 29 May – 11 June with the exhibition lasting 9 June – 22 July.
Shalva Nikvashvili's project takes place 4 – 17 December with the exhibition lasting 15
December 2023 – 11 February 2024.
Eligibility criteria:
Applicants must be physically present in Prague during their chosen programme. Knowledge of spoken English is essential. Applicants must commit to the whole 14-day programme after receiving the acceptance email.
What you get:
Selected participants will be eligible for a free 14-day educational experience. You will benefit from a rich working environment, on-site interaction with the leading artist of your choice, scholars and artists, active involvement in the As We Grow research and event programming, and organisational and professional support. We will exhibit your work at SVĚTOVA 1 for at least six weeks. We will provide production and PR support before, during and after the show. And last but not least, you will be eligible to join our S1 Care Programme that we will launch later this year.
Deadline:
Sunday, 16 April 2023 at midnight
Results announcement
AWG Spring with Rosie Ridgway by 30 April 2023
AWG Autumn with Shalva Nikvashvili by 31 May 2023.
SUBMISSION
Your proposals must include:
1. A filled-in form ->link here <-
2. Supporting documentation specified by your prefered leading artist:
For Rosie Ridgway:
max. 500-words text or 5-min video (introducing yourself, your work, your reasons and intentions for wanting to participate in the project)AND a portfolio of around five artworks.
For Shalva Nikvashvili: Anything you made that fits the project's atmosphere – it can be a portfolio, CV, artwork, video, image, manifesto, song, cover letter, or all of the above…
Apply to:
Please send your proposals, including a filled-in form and materials required by your preferred leading artist, to info@svetova1.cz. [Please use either “As We Grow – Rosie” or “As We Grow – Shalva” as the email subject. We also prefer common file formats / WeTransfer links and small file sizes.]
Any questions?
Please see the FAQ below or do not hesitate to email us at info@svetova1.cz.
Good luck!!
SUBMISSION
Your proposals must include:
1. A filled-in form ->link here <-
2. Supporting documentation specified by your prefered leading artist:
For Rosie Ridgway:
max. 500-words text or 5-min video (introducing yourself, your work, your reasons and intentions for wanting to participate in the project)AND a portfolio of around five artworks.
For Shalva Nikvashvili: Anything you made that fits the project's atmosphere – it can be a portfolio, CV, artwork, video, image, manifesto, song, cover letter, or all of the above…
Apply to:
Please send your proposals, including a filled-in form and materials required by your preferred leading artist, to info@svetova1.cz. [Please use either “As We Grow – Rosie” or “As We Grow – Shalva” as the email subject. We also prefer common file formats / WeTransfer links and small file sizes.]
Any questions?
Please see the FAQ below or do not hesitate to email us at info@svetova1.cz.
Good luck!!
SUBMISSION
Your proposals must include:
1. A filled-in form ->link here <-
2. Supporting documentation specified by your prefered leading artist:
For Rosie Ridgway:
max. 500-words text or 5-min video (introducing yourself, your work, your reasons and intentions for wanting to participate in the project)AND a portfolio of around five artworks.
For Shalva Nikvashvili: Anything you made that fits the project's atmosphere – it can be a portfolio, CV, artwork, video, image, manifesto, song, cover letter, or all of the above…
Apply to:
Please send your proposals, including a filled-in form and materials required by your preferred leading artist, to info@svetova1.cz. [Please use either “As We Grow – Rosie” or “As We Grow – Shalva” as the email subject. We also prefer common file formats / WeTransfer links and small file sizes.]
Any questions?
Please see the FAQ below or do not hesitate to email us at info@svetova1.cz.
Good luck!!
SUBMISSION
Your proposals must include:
1. A filled-in form ->link here <-
2. Supporting documentation specified by your prefered leading artist:
For Rosie Ridgway:
max. 500-words text or 5-min video (introducing yourself, your work, your reasons and intentions for wanting to participate in the project)AND a portfolio of around five artworks.
For Shalva Nikvashvili: Anything you made that fits the project's atmosphere – it can be a portfolio, CV, artwork, video, image, manifesto, song, cover letter, or all of the above…
Apply to:
Please send your proposals, including a filled-in form and materials required by your preferred leading artist, to info@svetova1.cz. [Please use either “As We Grow – Rosie” or “As We Grow – Shalva” as the email subject. We also prefer common file formats / WeTransfer links and small file sizes.]
Any questions?
Please see the FAQ below or do not hesitate to email us at info@svetova1.cz.
Good luck!!
SUBMISSION
Your proposals must include:
1. A filled-in form ->link here <-
2. Supporting documentation specified by your prefered leading artist:
For Rosie Ridgway:
max. 500-words text or 5-min video (introducing yourself, your work, your reasons and intentions for wanting to participate in the project)AND a portfolio of around five artworks.
For Shalva Nikvashvili: Anything you made that fits the project's atmosphere – it can be a portfolio, CV, artwork, video, image, manifesto, song, cover letter, or all of the above…
Apply to:
Please send your proposals, including a filled-in form and materials required by your preferred leading artist, to info@svetova1.cz. [Please use either “As We Grow – Rosie” or “As We Grow – Shalva” as the email subject. We also prefer common file formats / WeTransfer links and small file sizes.]
Any questions?
Please see the FAQ below or do not hesitate to email us at info@svetova1.cz.
Good luck!!
ABOUT
Rosie Ridgway is a British multidisciplinary artist and musician working in various media, including sound, performance, sculpture and costume and learning and social arts practice. Rosie’s practice is often collaborative or participatory and often deals with humour. Her approach is centred around experimentation, celebrating difference and increasing accessibility.
More info about Rosie Ridgway's project ->here<-
Shalva Nikvashvili is a Georgian artist who lives and works in Germany. Nikvashvili’s practice looks at identity issues through transgressive takes on idiosyncrasy, visual explorations and modifications applied to a portrait.
More info about Shalva Nikvashvili's project ->here<-
As We Grow is our educational research programme. Focusing on intergenerational dialogue and the related exchange of experiences is at the core of AWG. Each iteration is unique. Each is designed in a dialogue with the leading artist. AWG encourages learning through making attitudes and culminates in a group exhibition. In 2023, we strengthened our AWG and consequently focused on supporting early-career artists.
SVĚTOVA 1, Prague, is a non-profit artist-run space focusing on emerging, queer and social matters. We are the most progressive art-focused queer space in the Czech Republic. Our exhibitions and public programmes reflect our mission of being a radically inclusive platform that, while maintaining sustainable processes, acts as a refuge for those in need. In addition, we aim to become a holistic entity – an educational and research institute – run by artists for artists. In 2023, our programme has been kindly supported by the Ministry of Culture Czech Republic Arts Grant and the Culture Fund of Czech Republic Arts Grant.
More info about our values ->here<-
ABOUT
Rosie Ridgway is a British multidisciplinary artist and musician working in various media, including sound, performance, sculpture and costume and learning and social arts practice. Rosie’s practice is often collaborative or participatory and often deals with humour. Her approach is centred around experimentation, celebrating difference and increasing accessibility.
More info about Rosie Ridgway's project ->here<-
Shalva Nikvashvili is a Georgian artist who lives and works in Germany. Nikvashvili’s practice looks at identity issues through transgressive takes on idiosyncrasy, visual explorations and modifications applied to a portrait.
More info about Shalva Nikvashvili's project ->here<-
As We Grow is our educational research programme. Focusing on intergenerational dialogue and the related exchange of experiences is at the core of AWG. Each iteration is unique. Each is designed in a dialogue with the leading artist. AWG encourages learning through making attitudes and culminates in a group exhibition. In 2023, we strengthened our AWG and consequently focused on supporting early-career artists.
SVĚTOVA 1, Prague, is a non-profit artist-run space focusing on emerging, queer and social matters. We are the most progressive art-focused queer space in the Czech Republic. Our exhibitions and public programmes reflect our mission of being a radically inclusive platform that, while maintaining sustainable processes, acts as a refuge for those in need. In addition, we aim to become a holistic entity – an educational and research institute – run by artists for artists. In 2023, our programme has been kindly supported by the Ministry of Culture Czech Republic Arts Grant and the Culture Fund of Czech Republic Arts Grant.
More info about our values ->here<-
ABOUT
Rosie Ridgway is a British multidisciplinary artist and musician working in various media, including sound, performance, sculpture and costume and learning and social arts practice. Rosie’s practice is often collaborative or participatory and often deals with humour. Her approach is centred around experimentation, celebrating difference and increasing accessibility.
More info about Rosie Ridgway's project ->here<-
Shalva Nikvashvili is a Georgian artist who lives and works in Germany. Nikvashvili’s practice looks at identity issues through transgressive takes on idiosyncrasy, visual explorations and modifications applied to a portrait.
More info about Shalva Nikvashvili's project ->here<-
As We Grow is our educational research programme. Focusing on intergenerational dialogue and the related exchange of experiences is at the core of AWG. Each iteration is unique. Each is designed in a dialogue with the leading artist. AWG encourages learning through making attitudes and culminates in a group exhibition. In 2023, we strengthened our AWG and consequently focused on supporting early-career artists.
SVĚTOVA 1, Prague, is a non-profit artist-run space focusing on emerging, queer and social matters. We are the most progressive art-focused queer space in the Czech Republic. Our exhibitions and public programmes reflect our mission of being a radically inclusive platform that, while maintaining sustainable processes, acts as a refuge for those in need. In addition, we aim to become a holistic entity – an educational and research institute – run by artists for artists. In 2023, our programme has been kindly supported by the Ministry of Culture Czech Republic Arts Grant and the Culture Fund of Czech Republic Arts Grant.
More info about our values ->here<-
ABOUT
Rosie Ridgway is a British multidisciplinary artist and musician working in various media, including sound, performance, sculpture and costume and learning and social arts practice. Rosie’s practice is often collaborative or participatory and often deals with humour. Her approach is centred around experimentation, celebrating difference and increasing accessibility.
More info about Rosie Ridgway's project ->here<-
Shalva Nikvashvili is a Georgian artist who lives and works in Germany. Nikvashvili’s practice looks at identity issues through transgressive takes on idiosyncrasy, visual explorations and modifications applied to a portrait.
More info about Shalva Nikvashvili's project ->here<-
As We Grow is our educational research programme. Focusing on intergenerational dialogue and the related exchange of experiences is at the core of AWG. Each iteration is unique. Each is designed in a dialogue with the leading artist. AWG encourages learning through making attitudes and culminates in a group exhibition. In 2023, we strengthened our AWG and consequently focused on supporting early-career artists.
SVĚTOVA 1, Prague, is a non-profit artist-run space focusing on emerging, queer and social matters. We are the most progressive art-focused queer space in the Czech Republic. Our exhibitions and public programmes reflect our mission of being a radically inclusive platform that, while maintaining sustainable processes, acts as a refuge for those in need. In addition, we aim to become a holistic entity – an educational and research institute – run by artists for artists. In 2023, our programme has been kindly supported by the Ministry of Culture Czech Republic Arts Grant and the Culture Fund of Czech Republic Arts Grant.
More info about our values ->here<-
ABOUT
Rosie Ridgway is a British multidisciplinary artist and musician working in various media, including sound, performance, sculpture and costume and learning and social arts practice. Rosie’s practice is often collaborative or participatory and often deals with humour. Her approach is centred around experimentation, celebrating difference and increasing accessibility.
More info about Rosie Ridgway's project ->here<-
Shalva Nikvashvili is a Georgian artist who lives and works in Germany. Nikvashvili’s practice looks at identity issues through transgressive takes on idiosyncrasy, visual explorations and modifications applied to a portrait.
More info about Shalva Nikvashvili's project ->here<-
As We Grow is our educational research programme. Focusing on intergenerational dialogue and the related exchange of experiences is at the core of AWG. Each iteration is unique. Each is designed in a dialogue with the leading artist. AWG encourages learning through making attitudes and culminates in a group exhibition. In 2023, we strengthened our AWG and consequently focused on supporting early-career artists.
SVĚTOVA 1, Prague, is a non-profit artist-run space focusing on emerging, queer and social matters. We are the most progressive art-focused queer space in the Czech Republic. Our exhibitions and public programmes reflect our mission of being a radically inclusive platform that, while maintaining sustainable processes, acts as a refuge for those in need. In addition, we aim to become a holistic entity – an educational and research institute – run by artists for artists. In 2023, our programme has been kindly supported by the Ministry of Culture Czech Republic Arts Grant and the Culture Fund of Czech Republic Arts Grant.
More info about our values ->here<-