Showing posts with label writing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label writing. Show all posts

Friday, September 6, 2013

Film festival seeks story ideas [Latin America, Spain, US]


Deadline:

10/1/13
Any professional or amateur writer from Latin America, Spain or the US Hispanic community can participate.
The Bengala/UANL Award invites writers to submit their stories to be filmed. Ten finalists will receive an invitation to the Baja International Film Festival in Los Cabos to be held Nov. 13 to 16.
Out of the 10 finalists, five texts will be published in a commemorative book by the University of Nuevo Leon. The first place winner will receive MEX50,000 and an all-expenses-paid trip to the festival in Los Cabos (flight, accommodation and accreditation included).
Entries can be submitted by Oct. 1.
For more information, click here.

Monday, July 22, 2013

Oxford Left Review Seeks Submissions

We are now accepting contributions to the autumn issue of the Oxford Left Review.



The Oxford Left Review is the termly journal of the intellectual left in Oxford. It brings together the latest left-wing thinking and writing, is a forum for academics, students and activists to share and develop left-wing thought, and enables Oxford to contribute to the (inter-)national debate.

We welcome essays on any political and cultural topic and reviews of books or events. The style can be academic, polemical or journalistic. We are also interested in contributions of alternative formats such as interviews, debate pieces, artwork and creative writing.

Our word limit for extended essays is 3500 words, and 1500 for book reviews (but let us know if you need more/less space). Articles will be published both online and in print. The deadline is Sunday 13th October (1st week of Michaelmas term). Please send your draft articles and pitches to the editors at oxfordleftreview@gmail.com, have a look at our latest issue and ‘like’ visit our facebook page for updates. We are looking forward to your contribution!

We are also looking for someone to take responsibility for the journal’s layout / web-presence, so please get in touch if either of that sounds interesting to you.

Best wishes,
The Editorial Team

@olreview
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Monday, May 6, 2013

Warhol Foundation Arts Writers Grant Program

The Creative Capital | Warhol Foundation Arts Writers Grant Program supports individual writers whose work addresses contemporary visual art through grants in the following categories: Article, Blog, Book, New and Alternative Media, and Short-Form Writing. Grants range from $3,000 to $50,000, depending on the needs and scope of the project.

Designed to encourage and reward writing about contemporary art that is rigorous, passionate, eloquent, and precise, as well as to create a broader audience for arts writing, the Arts Writers Grant Program aims to strengthen the field as a whole and to ensure that critical writing remains a valued mode of engaging the visual arts. For guidelines and eligibility criteria, click here.

Art Writing Workshop: In partnership with the International Association of Art Critics/USA Section, the Arts Writers Grant Program offers applicants consultations with leading art critics. For more information, please click here

Friday, January 4, 2013

Leah Ryan's Fund for Emerging Women Writers

All women who consider themselves emerging playwrights (as distinct from fledgling or mid-career playwrights) are eligible to apply for the FEWW Prize. Playwrights from all over the world are encouraged to apply, but the play must be written in English. Eligibility does not require that a submitted work adhere to the traditional three-act structure. One-acts, two-acts (even four-, five-, six- acts), monologues, adaptations, and any other wild or deceptively tame format will be considered with equal seriousness. The only absolute requirement is that the submitted text be a completed full-length work for theater.



The Winner will be chosen by a committee selected by the board members of Leah Ryan's FEWW, and will be presented her award as part of the 2013 Lily Awards, which honors the work of women in American theater.
The Winner will also receive a cash award of $1,000 as well as a staged reading of her play hosted by FEWW at a theater in New York City. In addition, a stipend of up to $700 for travel and accommodation may be provided by FEWW if necessary.
We will begin accepting applications for this year’s prize on November 1, 2012.
The deadline for submissions is 5pm EST on January 14, 2013.
Applications must include the following:
1. Ten pages excerpted from a fully-developed, completed script. Please note: finalists will be required to submit the complete script to the FEWW;
2. A cover letter of no more than 300 words describing yourself and your work. Be sure the letter includes your contact information including mailing address, daytime telephone number, and email address;
3. Your resume or a bio;
4. One letter of recommendation/support from someone who knows you and your work well.
Finalists will be contacted by April 1st and will have one week within which to to submit their full play.
TO SUBMIT AN APPLICATION TO THE 2013 PRIZE, CLICK HERE.

Tuesday, December 18, 2012

PUBLICATION GRANTS - Terra Foundation for American Art


•Application Deadline

15.01.2013

Through our publication grants, the Terra Foundation for American Art provides support for publication projects on historical American art (circa 1500 to 1980) that make a significant contribution to scholarship and have an international dimension. “International dimensions” vary by project, but include translations of important texts on American art; publications that are written by non-U.S. scholars or that have a significant number of non-U.S. contributors; and publications with a focused thesis exploring American art in an international context. The grants are designed to advance and internationalize scholarship on American art and provide individuals outside the United States with greater access to resources in the field. Applications will be judged competitively on an annual basis.

http://www.terraamericanart.org/grants/publication-grant-guidelines/

Projects must be under contract for publication. The Terra Foundation strongly encourages proposals for:

Books/articles examining American art in an international context,
Books/articles for publication outside the United States,
Internationally collaborative projects,
English-language translations of books/articles originally written or published in another language, or
Translations of books/articles originally written or published in English.
The Terra Foundation does not accept proposals for new exhibition catalogues (as these are supported through our exhibition grants) or collection catalogues. Translations or reprints of exhibition catalogues originally published prior to 2005 will be considered if they contain substantial scholarship.

Books may receive a grant up to $30,000. Articles may receive a grant up to $3,000.

Tuesday, November 20, 2012

Wallace Stegner Fellowship in Poetry and Fiction

We will begin accepting applications  for Fall 2013 admission on September 1, 2012. The final deadline is December 1, 2012. 

 Apply online here.

Unique among writing programs, Stanford offers ten two-year fellowships each year, five in fiction and five in poetry. All the fellows in each genre convene weekly in a 3-hour workshop with faculty.
Fellows are regarded as working artists, intent upon practicing and perfecting their craft. There are no curricular requirements other than workshop attendance and writing. The program offers no degree.
In awarding fellowships, we consider the quality of the candidate’s creative work, potential for growth and ability to contribute to and profit from our writing workshops. The Stanford Creative Writing Program’s students are diverse in style and experience, with talent and seriousness the true common denominators.
To be a Stegner Fellow:
  • we do not require any degrees or tests for admission
  • no school of writing is favored over any other
  • chronological age is not a consideration
Fellowships include a living stipend of $26,000 per year. In addition, fellows’ tuition and health insurance are paid for by the Creative Writing Program. The Stegner Fellowship is a full-time academic commitment, and is not intended to be pursued concurrently with another degree program. Fellows must live close enough to Stanford to be able to attend workshops, readings, and events.

How to Apply

We will begin accepting applications for Fall 2013 admission on September 1, 2012. The application deadline is December 1, 2012.

We strongly prefer that applicants apply online for the Stegner Fellowship.  Please consult our frequently asked questions page for questions about application content.

Alternatively, you may still apply for a Stegner Fellowship by mail. To do so, please click here to download and complete our paper application form, then mail it to us together with all required documents between September 1 and December 1, 2012.

If you have questions about the application process, please read the application form in its entirety and consult our frequently asked questions page. Send further questions to stegnerfellowship@stanford.edu.
Please apply online here.