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Participants Announcement Expected: April 2012

Are you science? Are you art? Do you daydream of computations or calculate in creativity? If so, you will find yourself right at home at SIGGRAPH 2012. Science and art will come together in one outstanding international conference to explore computer graphics and interactive techniques from both points of view, and you can be a part of it! You can be SIGGRAPH 2012!

The SIGGRAPH 2012 Student Volunteer Program wants to put you in a red vest with the network of students who support the conference and give you the opportunity to meet and learn from industry professionals, creators, educators, visionaries, and each other.

Now in its 39th year, the SIGGRAPH conference is the premier international event on computer graphics and interactive techniques.

Become A Student Volunteer on SIGGRAPH 2012!

The SIGGRAPH 2012 Student Volunteer Program is available to high school, undergraduate, and graduate students who are enrolled full time for at least one semester during the 2011-2012 academic year and are at least 18 years of age.

All students, regardless of discipline or area of interest, are encouraged to apply. No prior experience with the annual SIGGRAPH conference or computer graphics is required. The organizers are looking for reliable, hard-working, self-starting, independent, enthusiastic students who are excited about the conference and who want to be among the next generation of leaders and professionals.

As a Student Volunteer, you will form relationships with other students that will last for your entire career. The industry's future leaders are encouraged to apply: students who demonstrate leadership, service, and a passion for computer graphics and interactive techniques.

Get Free Full Admission to the Complete SIGGRAPH 2012 Program!

Benefits of being a Student Volunteer include free full admission to the complete SIGGRAPH 2012 program. This includes Courses, Talks, Technical Papers, Panels, the Reception, and much more. In addition, the benefits of being a Student Volunteer extend beyond the conference schedule to professional development and private Student Volunteer Special Sessions with top professionals who were once Student Volunteers themselves.

You Must be Proficient in English to Apply

• Students can apply to volunteer for either 18 or 30 hours (approximately) during the conference.
• Volunteers who are willing to commit for at least 30 hours are eligible to apply for Travel Assistance Awards, which offer financial help for travel to and from the conference.
• Applicants MUST be proficient in English, and all applications must be submitted in English.

Apply Online Through the SIGGRAPH Information System

To apply to be a Student Volunteer, you must create an account with the SIGGRAPH Information System and begin your application there.

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Fancy a creative challenge? Then check out the Karfunkelschein jewellery-workshop competition. You are cordially invited to enter an unique jewellery design project hosted 1-12 August 2011 in Schwaebisch Gmuend.

Delving into hundreds of precious ‘glass gems’, you may try out daring mixes, test out unusual combinations or discard them and indulge in experiments with the infinite possibilities sparking copiously from colours, shapes and materials – as if a dream becomes true.

The three finest works will be awarded with cash prizes.

Objective

You are invited to hunt through a magical source collection, one of the kind that one always wanted but is hardly given access to, whether in ones own studio or in academic institutions. You will have the support of tutors, which have been smitten since first laying eyes on the treasure chest in all its dazzling and invigorating splendour, radiating from hundreds of vibrant glass ‘gems’ in all colours, opaque or translucent, smooth or facetted, as well as an abundance of accessories, findings, chains and bobbles.

The workshop-projects are tutored by

• Beate Eismann, Halle
• Sabine Klarner, Hamburg
• Ulrike Knab, Hanover
• Iris Koehnke, Schwaebisch Gmuend
• Doris Raymann-Nowak, Schwaebisch Gmuend

Prizes

The three finest works will be awarded a prize donated by the Prade family, of the Gablonz Bijouterie Company founder, thus:

• 1. Prize: €3.000
• 2. Prize: €2.000
• 3. Prize: €1.000

However, workshop spaces are limited to 48.

Rules

• Entries are invited from Goldsmiths and Silversmiths as well as Jewellery designers. The competition is also open to students of colleges and other academic institutions in their 3rd semester or later. Naturally any magnificent entries from practitioners preferably of other areas of design will also be considered.
• Fees are due in advance and to be paid after the successful applicant has been notified in writing.

How to enter?

Entries and proposals are considered mandatory and should reach the following address by 12 May 2011 at the latest.

Stiftung Gold- und Silberschmiedekunst in
Schwaebisch Gmuend
c/o Stadtverwaltung Schwaebisch Gmuend

Entries by email are also accepted by sending them directly to ulrike.kleinrath [at] schwaebisch-gmuend.de (please replace [at] with @).

Entry fee

Participation in the workshop-project is charged at €300. This covers the use of all accessories and findings donated by Prade. Likewise participants may supplement their designs with any material at pleasure.

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Participants Announcement Expected: November 2010

Call for entries opened for the first international workshop for filmmakers in Basilicata with one of the most talented and original authors of the new international cinema, Michelangelo Frammartino.

The Nature of Images international workshop is open to ten filmmakers of any age or nationality with practical experience in filmmaking and will take place in the scenic area of Teana (situated in the National Park of the Pollino, South of Italy) from 11 - 19 December 2010.

Entries are free as well as boarding and lodging costs to all the invited filmmakers.

Objective

The Nature of Images international workshop is open to ten filmmakers of any age and nationality with practical experience in filmmaking (in its various stylistic and linguistics projections). Three of the ten slots will be reserved to participants born and/or currently residing in Basilicata, Italy.

The workshop will take place in Basilicata, in the scenic area of Teana situated in the National Park of the Pollino. It will be based at the Museum of the Rural Civilization from the 11th to the 19th December 2010. The intensive workshop will be both theoretical and practical.

The best films made during the workshop will be collected on a DVD compilation and distributed in the main international cinema circuits.

Prizes

Starting from Michelangelo Frammartino poetics, each participant will have the chance to enhance their knowledge in film techniques, as well as having the opportunity to share and to compare their own stylistic and formal approach through the production of a few digital short films through interaction with the local community and their cultural identities.

Rules

• The Nature of Images international workshop is open to ten filmmakers of any age and nationality with practical experience in filmmaking.
• The workshop will be held in the Italian language with consecutive translations in English.
• Board and lodging costs are covered by the organizers.
• Participants handle travel costs themselves.
• Participants are strongly recommended to bring their own film equipments with them to the workshop, in order to facilitate their film production.
• During the workshop a professional film editor will support and/or supervise the participants for the final editing of their short film made during the workshop.

How to enter?

In order to participate, you must send the following materials:

• by fax to the number: +39 0971 274145
  • the completed entry form with signature
• by email to the address info [at] noeltanfilm.com (please replace [at] with @)
  • an essay explaining your motivations for taking the workshop (at least of 3.500 characters);
  • a current curriculum vitae;
  • a copy of your identity documents such as passport;
  • a link from where it is possible to download a sample of your film/work (maximum 5 minutes). The video preferably be in AppleTv (Mp4) format with compression video H264 and audio AAC.

All these documents must be delivered before 12:00 noon on 19 November 2010. This is not a postmark deadline.

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Unfixed is a project that explores the relation between photography, postcolonial perspectives and contemporary art. It includes an exhibition, symposium, workshop, artist commission-residency, and a resulting publication. The title refers to the unfixed nature of photography. It explores the elusive “truth” of photography and its relationship to ideas of ethnicity, culture and identity in contemporary art.

Scholars, artists, writers and professionals are invited to submit proposals for visual and/or textual presentations or papers on topics relating to Unfixed.

Objective

This call for proposals could be addressed through a broad range of topics concerning photographic practice, history and/or archives. Proposals could deal with deconstruction, reconstruction, collage, appropriation, politics, regionalism and location, subjectivity and/or authorship within photography. They could also concern photography’s relationship to other media, vernacular photography, found photography, documentary photography and/or visual culture. Some key theoretical points that strongly relate to the project include cultural hybridity and transculture.

Proposals could also consider current political discussions about culture (assimilation and integration) as they relate to visual culture and photography. Unfixed is looking forward to receiving proposals that look at the inventive aspects of photography.

• Proposals are welcome for both or either platform (publication/symposium).
• Next to ‘traditional’ essays proposals for visual essays are also welcome, which can include vernacular or found photography, and/or photo-works made by applicants, etc.
• Proposals for essays or presentations with innovative formats (performance-based presentations, multimedia projects etc.) are encouraged.
• All proposals by students will be considered as applications for the Workshop.

Prizes

Selected participants will be invited to present at the symposium.

A small financial contribution is available for travel and accommodation for those invited to present at the symposium. This will be distributed according to distance and need.

Rules

• Scholars, artists, writers and professionals are invited to submit proposals for visual and/or textual presentations or papers on topics relating to Unfixed.
• There will be no registration costs for invited workshop participants.
• The conference and workshop language is English.

How to enter?

Mail your proposals to unfixedprojects [at] gmail.com (please replace [at] with @) with the following information by 30 June 2010.

Please use the subject line – CFP.

• Textual essay proposal:
  • Proposal (abstract) of 600 words maximum
• Visual essay or presentation proposal:
  • Proposal of 400 words maximum
  • 5 images maximum (jpeg format, maximum 1mb per image)

Include full name, birth date, contact information, and educational or organization affiliation (where relevant). Please indicate for which platforms you wish your proposal to be considered (publication and/or symposium).

Receipt and answer to all paper proposals submitted is acknowledged. If you do not receive a reply in a week you should assume that your proposal wasn't received.

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As part of its 75th anniversary celebration, Fritz Becker KG is holding the BeckerContest 2011. It aims to promote and encourage young designers around the world.

Your assignment is to create unusual, aesthetic, innovative and functional design that includes moulded wood.

Ten award-winning prototypes will be presented to international professionals at the 2011 Interzum exhibition in Cologne.

Objective

Create unusual, aesthetic, innovative and functional design! Any designs that include moulded wood can be submitted. Combine moulded wood with other materials at your discretion. They could be furniture designs, but we also expressly welcome pieces from other areas of application.

You can submit stand-alone pieces, group projects or thesis projects.

The idea must be new and will be evaluated according to the following criteria:

• Innovation
• Function
• Product aesthetics
• Design concept
• Industrial manufacturability
• Interdisciplinary approach
• Economic viability
• Visualisation
• Presentation
• Sustainability
• Ergonomics
• Suitability of the material
• Realisation quality of the optionally submitted model

Prizes

• 1st prize: €10,000 and a completed prototype
• 2nd prize: €5,000 and a completed prototype
• 3rd prize: €3,000 and a completed prototype
• 4th-10th prizes: Prototype, 1:1 scale

Rules

• All students at educational institutions for design and young designers (within two years of beginning work as a designer) can participate in the internal competition.
• Only ideas that include moulded wood in their designs may be submitted to the competition.
• Combinations with other materials are also permitted.
• You can submit stand-alone pieces, project or thesis work.
• Each participant can only submit one piece.

How to enter?

The following documents must accompany each participant's submission:

1. The completed submission form.
2. A maximum of four informative and concise, titled pictures of the design (photographs, or black-and-white or colour images in a maximum format of DIN A4) and/or a model in 1:5 scale or smaller.
3. A brief, printed description of the submission in German or English with a maximum length of 1,000 characters.
4. A written declaration that the person submitting the piece is indeed its creator, that the piece is indemnifi ed from all third-party claims and that Fritz Becker KG has been granted indemnification in the event of claims from third parties.
5. A Windows-compatible, executable CD-ROM containing a maximum of four digital images of the submission (at least 3,500 × 2,500 pixels and in TIFF format) and the brief description as a Word or TXT file. These images and brief descriptions will be used for publication in the competition record. In addition, you can include a good-quality video of up to two minutes in length on the CD-ROM (AVI or QuickTime MOV format, with a resolution of at least 640 × 480 pixels).

To uniquely identify the documents, participants are required to include their name and address on each one, placing them in the upper right on the back and on the CD-ROM. On the model, the name and address must be visible from below. Participants should pack their submissions carefully and professionally.

Please send the competition documents to:

Participants are responsible for transportation insurance.

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Easter Seals and Google SketchUp have teamed up to launch this first-of-its-kind online competition. The Easter Seals’ Sketch-A-Space competition offers people with autism - and those interested in learning more about autism or who have someone in their life that lives with autism - an opportunity to design their ideal, dream space using Google SketchUp’s free 3-D modeling software.

Design the room or space of your dreams - for a chance to win $2,000 to make that dream space come true. Join Sketch-A-Space in helping to make spaces more accessible to people living with autism!

Objective

Design the room or space of your dreams.

There are four competition categories:

1. Youth with Autism: individuals with autism age 13-17
2. Adult with Autism: individuals with autism age 18 and over
3. Youth: individuals without autism age 13-17
4. Adult: individuals without autism age 18 and over

Prizes

Of the four (4) contest Finalists selected, three (3) will win $1,000 in the form of a check or gift card to the winner’s choice of a home design/home improvement store.

One (1) grand prize winner will be selected from the finalists and will receive $2,000 in the form of a check or gift card to the winner’s choice of a home design/home improvement store.

Rules

• The competition is open to any interested party age thirteen (13) and older within the United States. Anyone below the age of eighteen (18) must obtain the permission of a parent or legal guardian prior to entering, and the parent or guardian must consent to be bound - on their child’s and their own behalf - to the Official Rules. The competition is subject to all applicable federal, state and local laws and regulations, and is void where prohibited by law.
• Employees of Organizer as well as their immediate families (spouse, parent, sibling, child, and spouse of any of the foregoing) and those living in their immediate households, whether or not related, are not eligible to enter the competition or to win a prize.
• Entrants share their ideas utilizing a unique Google Sites Entry Page, which shall include a Google SketchUp model, YouTube video(s), photograph(s) and a narrative.
• The room shall be no larger than 200 square feet.

How to enter?

The Sketch-A-Space Contest requires you to:

• Create your space in a Google Site Template, and
• Submit your entry using our Easter Seals Submission Page.

To get started, you will first work in the Google Site Template to create your space and save your work as your own unique Google Site. You must name and save your entry page. This template will become your final submission, showcasing your completed space with a required video, pictures, and description of your space. Be creative!

Your entry page will have a unique URL that you will use for your competition entry on Easter Seals' Submission Page. Make sure to read all of the competition rules before submitting your entry.

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One Condoms is looking for new designs for the next series of their condoms, and they want your help.

Winning designs receive cash prize, a donation of condoms in the name of the contestant and a year's supply of condoms featuring your own design!

Individuals from all countries are welcome to enter the Design One contest.

Objective

Create designs for the next series of One Condoms.

Prizes

10 winning designs will be announced for this contest.

Contestants who can provide a print-ready design will win $250 USD, a donation of 5,000 condoms to the non-profit of their choice, and a year's supply (365) of condoms featuring their design.

Contestants who submit designs that require the assistance of an outside designer will win $100 USD, a donation of 5,000 condoms to the non-profit of their choice, and a year's supply (365) of condoms featuring their design.

Rules

• Individuals from all countries are welcome to enter the Design One contest.
• Contestants are welcome to enter more than one design contest, however a maximum of ten entries are permitted per contestant at any one time.
• Designs that may be too offensive and/or risqué may not be approved.
• Designs that include copyrights or trademarks will not be approved.
• Designs that do not include a phrase with the word "one" in it will be disqualified.

How to enter?

Submit your designs on the official website of Design One contest. Free registration is required if you're not already registered on the contest's official website.

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MINI Space is teaming up with Fatboy and asking you, the MINI Space design community to come up with a lifestyle product inspired by Fatboy.

Everything from furniture, personal accessories, to lighting solutions will be considered to win.

This is your chance to win a trip to Kortrijk, Belgium for the Interieur 10 Design Fair where your product will be shown in the Fatboy booth.

Objective

Design an everyday lifestyle object that can be adapted into the Fatboy, and your, contemporary style. For example: design an object that could use around your home or be stashed in the back of the car and brought on a weekend Getaway to a concert or a camping trip. Fatboy products are heavy duty and should be designed to dual purpose of outdoor and indoor.

By presenting a new concept, you will have the chance of getting your design made into a prototype, or even put into production.

Fatboy's theme is all about "So much nothing to do", in other words, they take their leisure time seriously!

Check out the official instructions video for a vivid explanation of your assignment.

Prizes

• Jury Prize 1:
  • A trip to Kortrijk, Belgium for the Interieur 10 Design Fair where your product will be shown in the Fatboy booth. Airfare and 2 nights at a hotel are included. Your name will be presented to the design community attending the fair.
  • Fatboy gear
• Jury Prize 2:
  • An Apple Macbook Pro
  • Fatboy gear
• Jury Prize 3:
  • An iPad
  • Fatboy gear
• Popular Vote Prize:
  • iTunes store credit equivalent to approximately 100 songs

Rules

• The wide range of lifestyle products that could win include: chairs, cushions, sofas, tables, shelves, hammocks, lamps, lights, pet accessories, wallets, bags, and everything else that you can imagine!
• You need to submit your designs in JPG format.

How to enter?

Submit your entries on the official website. If you're not already a member of MINI Space, first you'll have to register. The registration is of course free.

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Mozilla Labs is back with a new Design Challenge – and this time you don’t need to be a designer to participate! Join the Contacts Design Challenge and help define & create the next wave of social applications both in the browser and on the Web.

Mozilla Labs is looking for creative answers to the question: “What are the interesting uses of having a complete list of all your contacts and relationships in your browser, for both local browser applications and services on the web?”

Explain your idea or concept with a short video, not longer than 3 minutes.

Objective

To participate in this Design Challenge you need to create a short video explaining your idea(s), presenting the mockup and showing how your idea works.

Your video can contain anything from a napkin drawing, a wireframe, to a polished graphic/prototype.

Imagine that a website can ask for permission to access your contacts – it could use this information to send messages to your contacts, or to discover which of your friends are already using the service. What other experiences could be enabled? How could the experience be presented in the browser? How could my friends’ and coworkers’ experience of the web affect my web experience?

Or imagine a Firefox add-on which allows you to share interesting websites you discovered with your friends by simply selecting them from your Contacts list. The add-on could then determine which is the best way to contact each particular contact on your list and send out emails, tweets or status updates on social networks.

Mozilla Labs is interested to hear from you what you would like to use Contacts for – what would be a useful or fun use case for you?

Prizes

All submissions will be presented on the official website and honors for "Best in Class" in the categories Innovation, Execution, Interaction, Producible plus a People's Choice Award will be bestowed.

Rules

• This design challenge is open to everyone.
• Your video should not be longer than 3 minutes.
• To facilitate the free exchange of ideas, all content and contributions will be licensed under appropriate open source licenses.

How to enter?

Upload your video to a website such as Vimeo, YouTube or Flickr, tag it with "mozconcept" and fill out the submission form (don't forget to add a short description of your concept) to register your submission.

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Festarte VideoArt Festival - III International Competition 2010 is a competition of Video Art that comprises an exhibition, awards, and subsequent touring shows of selected works in a few principal Italian museums.

Since 2005, The Associazione Culturale FestArte has been promoting the Festarte Video Art Festival initiative - an international Video Art competition. The initiative developed through an international competition of Video Art that offers new possibilities of expression to young talent in the field as well as to established and innovative talents through selected works in both a contest and in shows, including traveling exhibits to promote artists and the diffusion of their works.

Objective

Submit your short videos to the competition. The video pieces must appertain to the genre of video art, and correspond to the theme without any technical limitation to their realization or date of production.

Festarte challenges the artists to investigate on a kind of violence that does not injure the body, that is not visible, that hurts without touching, that dims the mind, deteriorates the existence and the vital force. Perceiving it, uncovering it – a breath of freedom.

The invisible violence is not much recognizable. Often it thrives in the environments that supposedly should embrace us; it can be hidden in unsuspicious attitudes or creeps in the historic, cultural and political contingency.

The invisibile violence is present in a private, public, social context. We are shaped and we do invisible violence.

Prizes

Works will be chosen for:

• 1st prize work in the competition - 3.500 euro – [Chosen by the jury]
• Special “Art Critic” Award- 1000 euro – [Chosen by the Selection Committee]
• Public Award – 500 euro - [Chosen by the public at the show]
• Eventual Award Sponsor

In addition to monetary prizes, there will be special mentions.

Award-winning works will be announced during the inaugural evening of the Festival, which will occur in Rome on September 15, 2010.

The Festival also anticipates the exhibition of an ample selection of submitted works. Further showings of the selected works will be subsequently held in a few of the principal Italian museums.

The works selected in competition, out of competition, as well as the special mentions will be added to the official catalogue of the award/exhibition and will benefit from:

• Promotion in spaces and museums.
• Press
• Promotion on the Festarte and Federculture newsletter (around 24.000 subscribers), the Festarte and Federculture websites, artistic channels, and topic websites.

Rules

• The author must be of age (18 years old).
• Every author can submit one or more works to the competition, provided he/she pays the entry fee and completes the requested materials for each submitted work.
• Works authored by more than one person are admissible.
• The video pieces must appertain to the genre of video art, and correspond to the theme without any technical limitation to their realization or date of production.
• The maximum duration of the works is 8 minutes (480 seconds), including credits.
• The works should not be of a commercial character (for example, television commercials).

How to enter?

Here is what you need to send:

1. Formatted DVD (PAL) - they will not be accepted in any other format. – 3 projection-quality copies and 1 copy formatted MP4 with a standard resolution of 720x480. The copies will not be returned.
2. Paper copy:
   • Fill out and sign the “Entry Form”
   • Fill out and sign the “Release Form”
   • Brief Artist Resume
   • Photocopy of Entry Fee payment, receipt of money order or moneygram code number.
3. CD ROM:
   • At least 2 photos of the piece in either black & white or color, as follows: one 300 dpi for the catalogue, equivalent to the dimensions of an A5 (about 14.8x21), and one 75 dpi for the web (maximum 3MB), which are intended to be authorized for publication free of charge (catalogue, magazine, paperwork and/or web material for the promotion of the exhibition and awards)
   • The paperwork as requested by #2 (above)

Send your applications to:

Associazione Culturale FestArte
Via dei Lincei, 101 - 00147 Roma


Entry fee

The entry fee is 10 euro. (The bank fees are at the expense of the sender).

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