Current Artistic Opportunities

Callout: KISS club 2021

KISS club is a performance event for ideas in development, featuring artists across live and experimental arts practice. Selected artists will present 10 minutes of an idea in progress to an audience, providing a chance to trial new ideas and receive feedback in a generous and supportive environment.

We are trialling a new format this year with pvi collective leading a 3-day artist lab for all participants at the start of the period. This is an exciting professional development opportunity to kickstart an idea and connect with a supportive network of peers.

Applications close Monday 5th April, 2021, 11:59pm.

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OTHER ARTISTIC ENQUIRIES

If you would like to notify PICA of a project outside of advertised requests for programming, please complete the following form. This is a rolling expression of interest that can be submitted any time.

  • Your details

  • (1 page maximum)
    Accepted file types: pdf.
  • (SELECT ONLY ONE)

  • Tell us about your project

  • (Format: dd/mm/yyyy)
  • (100 words maximum)
  • Key ideas, concepts, background. (100 words maximum.)
  • You may also upload below a technical specification document in PDF format.
    (100 words maximum).
  • Accepted file types: pdf.
  • You may supply up to 2 URLs containing the following documents in support of your project:
    • Dropbox link containing up to 5 low-res images
    • YouTube or Vimeo links to video content

  • Submission Terms

    Please note in submitting your enquiry, you accept the following terms:
    • Enquiries are reviewed periodically at the discretion of PICA
    • Artists who have submitted projects that align with PICA’s programming objectives and forthcoming timelines may be contacted for further information in due course
    • Due to the high number of programming enquiries we receive, we cannot guarantee that your submission will receive a response or feedback.

  • If you are having technical difficulties please contact us at marketing@pica.org.au.

 

Image: pvi collective, tiny revolutions, 2019. Photo by David Cox Media.