WHITE PAGES listings: Collaborative Practices

01 April 2010

Organisation/person name:

Enjoy Public Art Gallery

Work type:

Freelance

Work classification:

OTHER

Job description:

CALLING ALL ARTISTS / ART PRACTITIONERS THAT WORK COLLABORATIVELY

In preparation for the upcoming Wellington Collaboratorium with New York-based writer/artist Gregory Sholette, Enjoy is calling on all New Zealand art practitioners that work, or experiment within any manner of collaborative practice to be part of a unique project publication.

This publication will feature key texts, a WHITE PAGES section and notes and documentation for the public panel discussion on collaborative practice to be chaired by Gregory Sholette at Victoria University in late June. The publication will be made available in New Zealand and abroad, including in NY.

WHITE PAGES listings* are available and can be reserved for $5. Numbers are limited and we encourage all artists with collaborative practices to be a part of this resource. Drop your listing + $5 by Enjoy gallery, post it to us, or email Enjoy for bank details or more info about the service. Updates on this project coming soon.

*WHITE PAGES listings could include brief details/words/links to information about your practice. They should all include name of artist/collective and web/e-mail address/s and not exceed 25 words MAX.

Listings need to be received by Monday 17 May.

Key skills sought:

Collaborative art practices

This opportunity is:

Unpaid

Salary low $:

Salary high $:

Closing date:

Saturday, 1 May 2010

Contact details:

visit Enjoy's website for more info on the Wellington Collaboratorium and Gregory Sholette

www.enjoy.org.nz

contact Enjoy on

(04) 384 0174

enjoy@enjoy.org.nz

Level 1, 147 Cuba St, Wellington

Submitted by Enjoy Public Art Gallery on Thu, 01/04/2010 - 2:53pm.

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