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Exhibition available: Galleries and libraries are being sought to host WSW XX Years, an exhibition of over 80 artists' books published by Women's Studio Workshop. For more information contact Tatana Kellner, WSW, P.O. Box 489, Rosendale, NY 12472.

Exhibition available: Photographic exhibits on Mexican culture, festivals, and folklore: Mexican Magic and Religion, What's Behind a Mask? and Day of the Dead in Michoacan are available. For information email [e-mail], or visit www.geocities.com/vackimes.

Fellowships available: Art Media Studies, School of Art & Design, Syracuse University, has three-year fellowships available for qualified candidates for MFA degrees in Computer Graphics, Film, Photography, and Video. In addition, other opportunities exist for Graduate Assistantships in each of the four areas. For information contact the Graduate School at 303 Bowne Hall, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY 13244; email [e-mail]; or visit creativity.syr.edu/ams.

Fellowships available: SUNY at Buffalo offers a two-year graduate MFA program in photography. A number of teaching assistantships are awarded each year, designed to attract gifted students who have demonstrated artistic ability and teaching potential. For information contact University at Buffalo, Director of Graduate Studies, Art Dept., 202 Center for the Arts, Buffalo, NY 14260-6010, or call [phone].

Fellowships available: Visiting Arts International Fellowship Program offers annual residencies at Spike Island, Bristol, as well as at Delfina, London. For further information contact Camilla Edwards, Assistant Director (Visual, Media & Applied Arts), 11 Portland Pl., London, UK WIN 4EJ, or email [e-mail]/visitingarts.

Grants available: The Nancy H. Gray Foundation for Art in the Environment offers grants to artists who work outdoors in the U.S. and address environmental problems, issues, and education. For information send SASE to Nancy H. Gray Foundation for Art in the Environment, 5128 Manning Dr., Bethesda, MD 20814.

Internships available: Afterimage offers unpaid internships that give students, emerging scholars, critics, writers, and thinkers the opportunity to become intricately involved with the day-to-day operations of a small non-profit arts journal. Tasks include line-editing, copy-editing, proofreading, research, promotional activities, and writing book reviews for our "Received and Noted" section. Interns are asked to commit to at least 10 hours/week for three months and are welcome to stay longer. College (undergraduate or graduate) credit can be arranged through home institution. To apply, send cover letter stating background, interests, experience, and availability (and writing samples if available) to Bruno Chalifour, Editor, Afterimage internships, 31 Prince St., Rochester, NY 14607, or email [e-mail].

Internships available: The Brooklyn Museum offers numerous internships, providing graduate and undergraduate students entry-level experience in the various aspects of museum work. For information contact the museum at [phone], ext. 426, or fax [phone].

Internships available: The Center for Photography at Woodstock offers photography students and new graduates the opportunity to participate in the entire Woodstock Photography Workshop and Lecture Series as interns (a tuition remission of over $5,000). Interns learn strategies in teaching, creative image making, and gain access to the professional realm. They have the opportunity to personally meet and work with each visiting artist, share their portfolios with professionals, be exposed to a diversity of approaches to the medium, experience first-hand a wide range of teaching styles and philosophies, and learn techniques and skills for a wide range of topics in photography. Candidates are selected by in-person interviews only and must call the Center at [phone] to set up an appointment. To be selected, interns must have transportation, and plan to live in, or relocate to, the Woodstock, New York area during their internship.

Internships available: CEPA Photography Arts Gallery in Buffalo, NY offers internships during the fall, spring, and summer semesters, providing special opportunities for students to gain experience and earn college credit by working in a professional gallery setting. For information call [phone].

Internships available: The Media Loft offers internships in preparing work for galleries, film and video festivals, cable screenings, and TV commercials. There is no stipend, but college credit is available and lunch is provided. Prior experience in at least some of the following areas is desirable: computers (especially Amiga), graphic design, basic black and white photography, basic video editing, and basic film and/or audio production. Familiarity with the Chelsea/Village/Soho area, creativity, ingenuity, initiative, good humor, friendliness, and an interest in how the art and commercial worlds mix are also important. For further information contact The Media Loft, 727 Ave. of the Americas, New York, NY 10010, or call [phone].

Internships available: Photographers Aspen offers photography internship opportunities in marketing and marketing research, copyright and image licensing projects, image archive and photo research projects, and digital studio projects. Internships are unpaid and require a commitment of 100 hours of in-office assistance and training over a 6- to 12-week term. Internship candidates should possess proven professional work ethics and an enthusiasm for a very intense educational experience. For more information, or to set up an interview, contact Photographers Aspen, 1280 Ute Ave., Suite 5, Aspen, CO 81611; email [e-mail]; visit www.photoaspen.com, call [phone]; or fax [phone].

Internships available: Third World Newsreel seeks interns throughout the year to support its programs and general operations. No stipends are offered, but academic credit is available. Volunteers will assist in the day-to-day operations of film and video distribution and administration. Duties include computer data entry, filing systems maintenance, mailings, videotape duplication, deliveries, and reception. Send resumes and letters of interest to Third World Newsreel, Internship Program, 335 W. 38th St., New York, NY 10018.

Internships available: Visual Studies Workshop Media Center has unpaid internships available. Applicants should have basic knowledge of the media field. A library background is a plus, but not required. Interns will be trained on our video database program cataloging our extensive video library. Interns will have access to video and/or film equipment outside of working hours. A commitment to a three-month internship with a minimum of 10 hours/week is required. Course credit may be arranged through the intern's college or graduate program. To apply, send a letter of intent, current resume, and the names and addresses of two references to Media Center, Visual Studies Workshop, 31 Prince St., Rochester, NY 14607. For more information call [phone], or email [e-mail].

Opportunity available: The Banff Centre for the Arts offers work study programs in television production and postproduction, visual art support, computer applications support, and curatorial practice. Programs are designed to expand and upgrade skills to increase employability, and to bring creative knowledge to technical fields. Workshops, demonstrations, and other presentations provide formal training, while contact with professional staff, visiting artists and faculty, and immersion in projects, provide opportunities for experiential learning. Full-time commitment for an extended length of time is required. Deadline: ongoing. For more information and application materials contact The Banff Center for the Arts, Office of the Registrar, Box 1020, Station 28, 107 Tunnel Mountain Dr., Banff, Alberta, Canada TOL oCo, or call [phone].

Opportunity available: The University of Edinburgh Dept. of Architecture offers a one-year MA program in design and digital media. For information contact the Dept. of Architecture, University of Edinburgh, 20 Chambers St., Edinburgh EH1 1/Z, Scotland; call [phone]; email [e-mail] or [e-mail]; or visit www.caad.ed.ac.uk/postgradstudy/MSc.

Opportunity available: Georgia State University, located in downtown Atlanta, offers graduate teaching assistantships and lab assistantships with tuition waivers and stipends. The MFA program in photography offers a comprehensive course of study that provides a broad exposure to the possibilities of the medium, including cross-disciplinary investigation. For more information contact Georgia State University, School of Art and Design, P.O. Box 4107, Atlanta, GA 30302, or call [phone].

Opportunity available: The Ohio State University Art Dept. offers an MFA program in photography. Graduate teaching assistantships with tuition waivers and stipends are available. For information contact Cathy Ellis, Graduate Secretary, Ohio State University, Dept. of Art, 146 Hopkins Hall, 128 N. Oval Mall, Columbus, OH 43210-1363; call [phone]; email [e-mail]; or visit www.cgrg.ohio-state.edu/COTA/Art/.

Opportunity available: The Prague Summer Seminar offers black and white and color photography workshops, creative writing seminars, classes in Czech literature and music, and field trips to historic sites. Participants visit the studios of Czech and Slovak photographers. Up to six hours graduate or undergraduate credit may be earned through the University of New Orleans. For information visit www.uno.edu/prague, or call [phone].

Opportunity available: Queens Museum of Art announces an open competition for the commission of five artists' gardens to be created for the exhibition Down the Garden Path: Artists' Gardens Since 1960, opening Summer 2004, to be sited outdoors in Flushing Meadows Corona Park and the Queens Botanical Garden. An initial group of 10 artists or teams of artists will be selected in May 2003 to make proposals based on site visits and research. Planting will begin in Spring 2004 for a Summer 2004 presentation. The budget for each commissioned garden is $10,000. Do not send proposals at this time. To be considered, send 10 images on slides or DVD (PC compatible) to: Valerie Smith, Director of Exhibitions, Queens Museum of Art, NYC Building, Flushing Meadows Corona Park, Corona, NY 11368-1168. For additional info, visit www.queensmuseum.org/gardens. Deadline: May 16.

Opportunity available: The Visionaries Institute of Suffolk University offers an MS degree in philanthropy and media, as well as full- and part-time programs. For information contact The Visionaries Institute of Suffolk University, 141 Wood Rd., Braintree, MA 02184, or visit www.students.org.

Opportunity available: The Whitney Museum of Art and the Cooper Union School of Architecture offer independent study programs in four interrelated parts: Studio Program, Curatorial Program, Critical Studies Program and Architecture and Urban Studies Program. Graduate students, candidates for advanced postgraduate degrees, undergraduates with a demonstrated capacity for advanced scholarship or those who have recently completed formal academic study are eligible to participate. Tuition is $1,800 per year, financial assistance is available in the form of reduced tuition is available on the basis of need. Applications must include: name, address and telephone number; school currently attending or have attended, degree or program and expected date of graduation; two letters of recommendation; statement discussing work, educational experience and intellectual interests; application fee of $15. Send application to Ron Clark, Director, Independent Study Program, 100 Lafayette St., 5th Floor, New York, NY 10013 Faxed or emailed applications will not be accepted. For more information visit www.whitney.org.

Position available: Assistant Professor of Photography (tenure track - full time). University of Wisconsin-Green Bay: Teach photography sequence and possibly related arts courses in an interdisciplinary liberals arts program. Required qualifications: Master of Fine Art in Photography or Master of Art in Photography with equivalent significant professional accomplishments, ability to teach in an interdisciplinary liberal arts program; broad based studio expertise in photography including traditional and digital photography, theory and history; strong communication and interpersonal skills sufficient to work effectively with a diverse array of students and colleagues. Preferred: College-level teaching experience beyond Graduate Teaching Assistant; demonstrated excellence in and commitment to undergraduate teaching and active exhibition/publication record. Salary negotiable, dependent upon qualifications and experience. Annual review for merit increases. Initial review March 1, 2003; position open until filled. To apply: send letter of application (including summary of your significant professional experiences and technical expertise), resume, list of three references with current addresses, e-mail and telephone numbers, undergraduate and graduate transcripts, a maximum of 20 slides of your recent work, and, if available, a maximum of 20 slides of your students' work, and a SASE for return of slides. Official transcripts required of finalists. AA/EEO employer. Names of applicants may be disclosed unless requested otherwise. Names of finalists will be released. Complete position announcement is available at www.uwgb.edu/hr/jobs/position_lists_pages/hr_teaching_positions.htm Contact: Prof Curt Heuer, Photography Search Chair, UW-Green Bay, TH 331, 2420 Nicolet Drive, Green Bay, WI 54311-7001, [phone], fax [phone] or [e-mail].

Position available: Full-time faculty/Media Artist. The Department of Media and Performing Arts at the Massachusetts College of Art is seeking a highly motivated Media Artist for a full-time, tenure track position, beginning Fall 2003. The position is in the Studio for Interrelated Media, a multimedia program with a strong emphasis on conceptual foundations. Applicants should possess appropriate experience and commitment to teaching, a strong portfolio, knowledge of interrelated media including video, audio, performance and installation, and an understanding of digital media. Experience with digital video and web-based applications is a plus. MFA or equivalent degree is required. Review of applications began Jan. 15, 2003. Send letter, cv and statement of teaching philosophy to: SIM Search Committee, Human Resources, Massachusetts College of Art, 621 Huntington Avenue, Boston, MA 02115. Do not send portfolio materials or recommendations unless requested by the search committee. Visit www.massart.edu/jobs for more information.

Position available: Visiting Faculty-Filmmaking Department. Teach courses in Beginning and Advanced Film and Video, Experimental Non-Fiction, Documentary, Narrative, Digital Editing including the Avid and Final Cut Pro Systems, Animation/Optical Printing/Rephotography and Sound for Film and Video. Qualifications: MA/MFA degre, be a practicing film artist, have a strong exhibition record and substantial portfolio and minimum two years teaching experience. Please send a letter specifying area(s) of interest, CV, examples of work, course proposal(s) or statement of teaching philosophy, and a SASE to: Dean of Academic Affairs, San Francisco Art Institute, 800 Chestnut St., San Francisco, CA 94133

Position available: Visiting Faculty/Media Artist. Evergreen State University (Olympia, WA) is seeking a Media Artist with demonstrated teaching experience in both digital moving technologies and cultural and critical theories of media. The candidate should also have strong production skills and some experience in at least two of the following: digital photography, sound design, animation or interactive media/web design. Other skills necessary to this position include the capacity to work with students effectively on writing, the ability to teach visual literacy and media literacy in an interdisciplinary context, and critical expertise in multicultural media arts, such as African American media, Native American media, global media activism, etc. This position is designed for a working artist and teacher with at least an MA (MFA preferred), and an active exhibition record, who values teaching that links media theory and practice in intensive, team-taught, interdisciplinary settings. This is a Visiting Faculty position for the 2003-04 academic year. For application information, to www.evergreen.edu/facultyhiring/digitalmixedmedia.htm.

Position available: Web director. Free Speech TV (Boulder, CO) has an opening for its Web Director position. The creative duties for the job include maintaining and managing the freespeech.org front page, related content pages and e-mail newsletter, while the administrative duties include overseeing web site technical operations and participating in drafting budgets, goals and timetables. Required qualifications include a strong editorial sensibility, good writing skills, familiarity with internet technology and an exceptional technical aptitude. The gross salary is $38,000 per annum and health insurance and pension contribution are available benefits. For more information, visit www.freespeech.org/fsitv/html/web_dir.shtml or email a cover letter and resume to John Schwartz at [e-mail].

Positions available: The Society for Photographic Education maintains a listing of career opportunities in photographic related fields. Listings are available online at www.spenational.com/careers.html.

Residencies available: The Anderson Ranch Arts Center's Residency Program provides space and facilities for artists to promote conceptual development, intensive production of work, and interaction and collaboration with other residents. Residents are chosen based on artistic merit to live and work at Anderson Ranch. Studio areas include ceramics, digital imaging, furniture and woodworking, painting and drawing, installation, photography, printmaking and sculpture. Residencies begin Jan. 5, 2004 and end March 26, 2004. Room and board, a small monthly stipend and unlimited access to studio space are provided. The deadline for applications is April 4, and the notification deadline is May 30. To obtain an application, call 970-923-3181.

Residencies available: Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts in Omaha, NE offers 2-6 month residencies to both U.S. and international visual artists. Bemis provides a 1,000-2,000 sq. ft. living space and a 10,000 sq. ft. fabrication/installation facility equipped for steel and wood working, access to printmaking/photography facilities and individual monthly stipends of $500- $1,000, and exhibition possibilities. Artists must submit an application form, 10 slides of work completed in the last 2 years, a CV, reviews, or other support material, a $35 application fee, and a large SASE for return of slides. Applications may be obtained by sending a SASE to Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts, 724 S 12th St., Omaha, NE 68102, phone [phone], FAX [phone], or on the web at www.bemiscenter.org, and by email at [e-mail]. Deadline is September 30 for residencies beginning mid 2004.

Residencies available: The Core Residency Program of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston offers post-graduate study at the Glassell School of Art. Eight residencies are awarded annually to promising young artists to facilitate their transition from formal school training to professional life. Two critical studies residencies are offered to art critic/scholars. Residencies are 9 months, and core artists can participate in the program for a maximum of two years, but must reappy for the second year. A studio space and stipend are provided. Contact the Glassell School of Art, 5101 Montrose Blvd., Houston, TX, [phone]. Deadline: Ongoing.

Residencies available: Dieu Donne Papermill Worspace Program offers residencies to emerging New York State artists of all disciplines the opportunity to produce new projects in handmade paper. Selected artists receive a $700 honorarium and seven days in the studio with full technical assistance and materials. To receive an application for the 2004 program, please send a SASE (after August 1) to Stacey Lynch, Assistant Director, Dieu Donne Papermill, Inc. 433 Broome St., New York, NY 10013-2622, or email [e-mail], or visit www.papermaking.org. Phone [phone], FAX [phone].

Services available: Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center has a video editing suite available for non-commercial use by artists and independent producers. Hallwalls has a Hi-8 and 3/4" to 3/4" video editing suite with a Panasonic Wj-MX 12 video mixer and an Amiga computer with Broadcast Titler II and Deluxe Paint IV. The suite is available at $7/hr., with a special block rate of $40/10 hrs. with a three-hour minimum use at one time. Hallwalls membership and a $15 yearly access fee are also required. Technical assistance and special workshops are available as needed. For more information contact Julia Dzwonkoski, Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center, 2495 Main St., Suite 425, Buffalo, NY 14214, call [phone], fax [phone], or email [e-mail].

Services available: The Media Loft offers the following services for $10/hr.: video editing suite; VHS, 3/4", inter format; prod/post-prod; total 5/8 sound film SVCS; audio; computer; photography and artists' slides; labels; promotion; artists' books; workshops. Editor and instructor available. For further information contact The Media Loft, 727 6th Ave. at 23rd St., New York, NY 10010, or call [phone].

Services available: The New York Foundation for the Arts Visual Artist Information Hotline is a toll-free service. Artists in the U.S., Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands may speak directly with Hotline staff 2-5pm EST to receive information on funding, insurance, health and safety, artist communities, international opportunities, proposal writing, studio space, legal information, publications and more. Call [phone].

Services available: Squeaky Wheel Media Art Center in Buffalo, NY offers low-cost digital video shooting/editing, 16mm filmmaking, film processing, html/dreamweaver, flash, quark, photoshop and acoustic and digital audio workshops. For information call [phone], or email [e-mail].

Submit films and videos: The American Historical Association is seeking submissions for the 2003 John E. O'Connor Film Award, which seeks to recognize outstanding interpretations of history through the medium of film or video. The award is presented in the form of a certificate. Submissions will be judged, among other things on: stimulation of thought, imaginative use of the media, effective presentation of information and ideas, sensitivity to modern scholarship, and accuracy. Only one film or video per entrant. Entries must be under 2 hours in duration, in VHS format, and will not be returned. Films and videos must have a copyright or first broadcast during the year of eligibility which for 2003 is June 1, 2002 - May 31, 2003. Entries must be postmarked by or on June 2. For complete guidelines visit the website at www.theaha.org/prizes/index.cfm?Prize Abbrev=0%27 CONNOR.

Submit films and videos: The Colossal Film Crawl is seeking entries for its 7th annual multi-venue film and video festival in Columbia, SC, celebrating short films and videos by artists in the Southeast. Entrants must reside in North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Kentucky, Virginaia Florida, Louisiana or Tennesee.

All genres and subject mater are welcome - experimental, narratives, animation, documentaries, music videos, short features, etc., but must have a running tim e of 30 minutes or less. Deadline June 28. For further information, contact Colossal Film Crawl 2003, Free Times, 3105 Devine St., Columbia, SC 29205, or call Amanda Presley at [phone] ext.122.

Submit films and Videos: The Columbus Museum Film Society in Columbus, GA is seeking submissions of college and graduate level student films for its 2003 Chattahoochee Film and Video Competition. The juror is actor Eddie King who starred in The Accountant. First, second, and third prizes in the amounts of $750, $250, and $100, respectively, will be awarded. Winners and the most interesting entries will be publicly screened on September 20 in the Patrick Theater in the Columbus Museum. Deadline is June 30. For an applkication and further information, visit www.columbusfilmsociety.com.

Submit films and videos: Dance on Camera Festival 2004 is accepting submissions for next year's festival in the following medium: 35mm, 16mm, 3/4" NTSC, 3/4" PAL, Beta SP NTSC (Beta SP PAL titles cannot be shown). The categories include documentary, experimental, narrative, performance, animation and new media. Official entry form, along with entry fee, photos and preview tapes should be received by September 15, 2003. For more information visit www.dancefilmsassn.org.

Submit films and videos: To the monthly Emerging Filmmakers Series at the Little Theatre, Rochester, New York. Open to New York State amateur filmmakers, regardless of age or educational status. Send VHS screener and cover letter to Karen VanMeenen, Programmer, Emerging Filmmaker Series, Little Theatre, 240 East Ave., Rochester, New York, 14604.

Submit films and videos: The 2003 FREDDIE/International Health and Medical Media Awards seeks submissions of films and videos dealing with medical and health issues. Write to FREDDIE Awards, Stay Well Productions, 1100 Grundy La. San Bruno, CA 94066, or visit www.thefreddies.com. Deadline: June 2.

Submit films and videos: To The Great Plains Film Festival 2003, University of Nebraska, Mary Riepma Ross Media Arts Center, P.O. 880253, Lincoln, NE 68588-0253. Open to film and video artists of the Great Plains region (Colorado, Iowa, South Dakota, Texas, Wyoming and the Canandian Provinces of Alberta, Manitoba and Saskatchewan) or whose film and video relates in content or story to the Great Plains. Cash awards totaling $16,000 will be given for both feature length (45 minutes and over, and short (under 45 minutes) in a variety of categories. Applications available on the web at www.TheRoss.org. For additional information, email [e-mail], or call [phone]. Deadline June 2.

Submit films and videos: Image Out seeks submissions for its 1th Annual Lesbian and Gay Film and Vdeo Festival, in both short and feature length, which range from narrative to docmentary to experimental. Entry Deadline July 7. For information call [phone] or email [e-mail].

Submit films and videos: The Virginia Film Festival is soliciting independent film and video submissions of all formats, genres, and lengths related to its 2003 theme "$". The 2003 VFF, scheduled from October 23-26, will feature films and videos about wealth, poverty, consumerism and commodification, gambling, robberies, greed and forgery. A section of the festival will also highlight lo-fi, low budget productions. Entries are due July 1 with a $20 processing fee. The required entry form may be obtained at www.vafilm.com, along with further entry details.

Submit papers: National Alliance for Media Arts and Culture's (NAMAC) print journal "MAIN" publishes long-format articles by its members exploring issues relevant to the field. Published four times a year, Main is open to original submissions by NAMAC members. Submit a one page abstract and sample writing to [e-mail] or visit www.namac.org/Newsletter/index.html.

Submit papers: To The Netherlands Foto Instituut for its commission of an exhaustive essay on aspects of Dutch photography or Dutch photographers. Essays should be about 5000 words in length. The essay will be published in bilingual form (Dutch/English) by the NFI. For information, email Loek van der Molen [e-mail], or visit www.nfi.v2.nl.

Submit papers: To the Quarterly Review of Film and Video, which seeks manuscripts in any area of film and video, video installations and digital production, history, theory and reception. The Quarterly Review seeks to publish the finest in international film criticism, theory and history in all areas and encourages queer, feminist, technological, post modernist, ethnographic, post structural, post colonial, spectatorial, psychoanalytic, performative, interdisciplinary, phenomenological and alternative critical and historical methodologies. The Quarterly Review also seeks interviews with directors, writers, cinematographers, performers, theorists, archivists, video artists, and digital filmmakers. Send all manuscripts and inquiries to Gwendolyn Audrey Foster and Wheeler Winston Dixon, Editors in Chief, Quarterly Review of Film & Video, Dept. of English, 202 Andrews Hall, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln, NE 68588-0333, or email [e-mail].

Submit photographs: The 19th Annual Photo Review Photography Competition, 2003, is sponsored by the highly acclaimed critical journal of photography, The Photo Review, and will be juried this year by Bill Hunt, the director of photography of the Ricco/Maresca Gallery. The Photo Review will reproduce accepted entries in its Summer 2003 issue, in addition to the traditional exhibition of entries. An entry fee of $25 is required for up to three prints or slides, and an extra $5 is required for each additional entry, up to two. A total of $1000 in cash prizes will be awarded, and all entrants will be able to subscribe to The Photo Review for $30, a 20% discount. All entries must be received by mail between May 1 and May 15. For a prospectus and details, send a SASE (#10 envelope) to The Photo Review, 140 East Richardson Avenue, Suite 301, Langhorne, PA 19047. The prospectus may also be downloaded from www.photoreview.org. For more information, call [phone].

Submit photographs: 2003 New Works Photography Awards, is open to fine art/documentary photographers of Latino, African, Asian, Native American and Pacific Islander heritage who wish to create a new series, or continue an ongoing one. Four photographers will be selected to receive an honorarium, photographic materials, technical assistance and a New York area exhibition. For guidelines, send an SASE to: En Foco Inc, attn: New Works, 32 East Kingsbridge Road, Bronx, NY 10468, or call [phone], or email: [e-mail]. Deadline: June 9.

Submit proposals: NATA Media Fund Initiatives are offered in three categories. The Open Call For Production; this call is for public television projects in any stage of production or post-production, no script development or research and development will be considered. Deadline: August 29. The Open Door Completion Fund; this call is for public television projects in the final stages of post-production. A a full-length rough cut must be submitted to be considered for completion funding. No deadline. The James T. Yee Mentorship Program; there is no separate open call for this program, applicants for either the Open Call for Production Funds or the Open Door Completion Fund are eligible. No deadline. For more information, visit www.naatanet.org.

Submit Slides: The Photographic Center Northwest is seeking slide submissions for its 8th annual Photographic Competion Exhibition, Sustaining Vision, to be jurored by Anne Wilkes Tucker, Curator of Photography, Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. Selected entries will be exhibited at the Photographic Center Northwest in Seattle from Aug. 1 - Sept. 28. First, second and third prizes will be awarded in the amounts of $1,000, $500, and $250, respectively. The competition is open to all photographers, all photographic processes and all themes. Ms. Tucker will select at least 2 works by each photographer to be included in the exhibition, and is mostly interested in images from coherent bodies of work or series. The exhibit's sponsor, Corbis, will be reviewing the work for exciting new talent for possible marketing of the work. Deadline May 17. Visit www.pcnw.org, or contact gallery director Ann Pallesen at [phone]. X102, or email [e-mail].

Submit slides: Blue Sky Gallery, a 20-year-old non-profit artist-run gallery, is seeking slides of photographic work for exhibition consideration. No deadline, no fee. Send 20 slides and SASE to BSG, 1231 NW Hoyt, Dept. AF, Portland, OR 97209. For more information call [phone].

Submit slides: To the John Michael Kohler Arts Center for its sales space. Works may be in any medium or size. Submit slides and resume to Ellen Clark, JMKAC, P.O. Box 489, Sheboygan, WI 53082-0489, or call [phone].

Submit slides: The Santa Fe Center for Visual Arts is seeking slides for Vision 2003: Excellence in Photographic Teaching Award. Submit the following, in order, in a two-pocket folder: a statement of teaching philosophy addressing each of the criteria (one-page double-spaced); a resume reflecting education and teaching history; a sample curriculum; a single-page letter of recommendation from a current or former student; 10 samples of student work (slides or prints); 5 samples of personal work; and a $30 handling fee. Send entries to Teaching Award/SFCVA, P.O. Box 2483, Santa Fe, NM 87504. Deadline for entries is June 20. For more information visit www.photoprojects.org.

Submit videos: For possible inclusion in an ongoing video window installation program at Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions. Projects must not require sound. Send VHS tape with project description, artist statement, resume, and SASE for return of materials to Ed de la Torre, LACE, 6522 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood, CA 90028.

Submit videos: To SPACES, a non-profit, artist-run organization in Cleveland, for its ongoing screening program. For prospectus call or fax [phone], or email [e-mail].

Submit work: To the Center for Photography at Woodstock, which seeks photography, digital, multi-media, installation and film/video artists and curators for possible exhibition and/or publication. For information contact the Center for Photography at Woodstock, 59 Tinker St., Woodstock, NY 12498, or call [phone].

Submit work: Kiyosato Museum of Pphotographic Arts, Yamnashi, Japan is seeking submissions for The Young Portfolio Project 2003, for purchase of work by young and emerging photographers for its permanent collection. Those selected are then shown in The Young Portfolio Acquisition exhibition. Last year 581 photographers from 39 countries submitted works. Of those, 142 works by 121 photographers were purchased for the collection. Entrants may be professional or non-professional, but must be 35 years of age or younger. Additional guidelines may be downloaded at http://www.kmopa.com. Contact is Yuko Yamaji, curator, Kiyosato Museum of Photographic Arts, by email at [e-mail], or by mail at 3545Kiyosato Yamanashi 407-0301 Japan. Application fee $15. Entries must be received between May 1 and May 15, 2003.

Submit work: The Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) in Cleveland produces an annual solo exhibition of an emerging female artist under the aegis of the Wendy I. Moore Emerging Artist Series. The selection criteria stipulates that the recipient be any female artist with a developed body of work who resides in Northeast Ohio, is under 30 years old, is not currently an art student and has yet to have a one person museum exhibition. Deadline: Ongoing. Contact Kelly K. Bird at MOCA, [phone] ext. 36.

Submit work: The National Park Academy of the Arts is calling for entries for its 17th Annual Top 100 Competition and its MINI 50 Contest. Over $85,000 in cash prizes will be awarded. The Grand Prize Winner for the Top 100 Competition will receive $25,000 and 3 regional winners will receive $3,000 each. The Grand Prize winner in the Mini 50 show will receive $10,000, and 3 regional winners will receive $2,000each. The Arts for the Parks Top 100 National Tour will visit 6 different cities across the country. Deadlines ae May 1 for the Mini 50Show and June 1 form the Top 100 compettion. Entry forms may be obtained at www.artsfortheparks.com or by calling [phone].

Submit work: Nueva Luz Photographic Journal reviews (black & white) fine art and documentary work by American photographers of African, Asian, Latino, Native American and Pacific Islander heritage. Photographers are encouraged to review at least two previous issues (at libraries or bookstores, or at www.enfoco.org). Submissions are accepted on an ongoing basis. Please send 20 slides, 8" x 10" prints, or CD. Include resume, bio, support materials and sufficient postage for the safe return of your materials. Photographers will be notified within 6 weeks. Send to: En Foco Inc, attn: Nueva Luz, 32 East Kingsbridge Road, Bronx, NY 10468. For additional information call [phone], or email [e-mail].

Submit work: To Photo Eclipse, a group of artists committed to the continuation of photography at the Harbourfront Centre's open-access hallway, a space seen by thousands of people who might not otherwise visit galleries. Ongoing deadlines: Sept. 15, March 1. Send un-framed prints (preferred) or slides (10-20, labeled with name, title and number and top); a print or slide list describing dimensions of work as it will be exhibited, medium, title and year of production; statement (one page or less) about the work submitted and the proposed exhibition, including the dates the work is available; a resume; and SASE package for return, to: The Photo Passage at Harbourfront Centre, York Quay Gallery, 235 Queen's Quay W., Toronto, ON, Canada M5J 268.

Submit work: To IRIS, International Centre for Women in Photography. IRIS seeks submissions from women photographers and writers on photography for consideration for future projects such as exhibitions, publications and educational projects. For more information and membership forms write to Kate Newton, IRIS, International Centre for Women in Photography, School of Art & Design, Staffordshire University, College Rd., Stoke-on-Trent, ST4 2DE, United Kingdom, or email [e-mail].

Submit work: The 7th Annual Philadelphia Fringe Festival's nationwide call for Risk-taking artists in all performing arts disciplines. Artists who wish to self-produce as part of the Unfiltered Fringe must submit a participation form by May 30, 2003. Applications are available at www.pafringe.org.

Submit work: Minot Sate University is seeking work in any medium, traditional or experimental, for an all-media competition. Awards include cash and purchase awards and a 2004 solo exhibit to be awarded to the Best of Show recipient. A maximum of five entries is allowed per artist. For an application and specific guidelines send a SASE to Americas 2000: All Media, Northwest Art Center, Minot State University, 500 University Ave. Minot, ND 58707, or email [e-mail], or call [phone] or [phone] ext 3264. Deadline June 2. Exhibit runs Aug. 18-Sept.26.

RELATED ARTICLE: Submit films: MADCAT WOMEN'S INT'L FILM FESTIVAL (Sept. 5-30) emphasizes innovative works by women which challenge the use of sound, images and modes of visual story-telling. Festival seeks experimental, avant-garde and independent works of all lengths and genres directed or co-directed by women for Bay Area events and national touring shows. Formats: Super-8, 16mm, and 35mm film; VHS, SVHS, 3/4", and Beta SP video; mini-DV. VHS for preview. Sliding scale entry fee: $10-$30. [phone]; fax: [phone]; [e-mail]; www.madcatfilmfestival.org. Deadlines: early, already passed; late and international, JUNE 4.