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CIA News - Feb 2010 |
| 2010 overview |
> Hydra Poesis in Studio 2. Based at CIA for 2 years Hydra makes hybrid performance involving theatre, live media, bodyart and dance and installation. In 2010 they will be contributing to cia's program by launching their Masters of Nothing program, a process driven peer review initiative for emerging artists. At CIA Hydra are currently developing the multi-locational theatre work Prompter Live Studio, a new video work for Next Wave, and new performance work Personal Political Physical Challenge that premiers in July 2010.
> Studio 3 and Studio 5 will now be made available for 12 month long residencies, providing space for residents to research and develop their practice in a supportive, critical, engaged environment of like-minded peers. [see below for more info].
> Studio 4 and Workshop Space are still available for short term rental periods.
> Monthly Hub Talks have taken on a new format with all resident companies now each hosting two a year. These sessions are entirely open-format providing opportunities for artists to engage in critical debate, try out new ideas, get feedback, curate, experiment and take risks in whatever shape or form they need.
> Studio 6 [formerly media room] is now available specifically for self initiated inter-state / international artists residencies. this 2 room medium sized space is sound proofed and purpose designed as a sound recording/media studio.
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| Callout: 2 x 12 month residencies |
what: CIA 12 mnth residency programme
where: Studio 3 and 5, CIA Studios, 480 Newcastle St, West Perth
deadline: 22nd February, 2010
notification: 10th March, 2010
pvi are delighted to announce a fantastic opportunity for a west australian based artist or arts company to be in residence at CIA Studios. CIA was conceived as a means to providing residencies, workshops and professional development opportunities for practitioners whose artworks & processes sit on the edges of definition. CIA currently has one long term companey in residence: Hydra Poesis and believe the time is ripe for increasing that amount allowing residents to research and develop their practice in a supportive environment of like-minded peers. pvi have made two further studios available for a 12month residence period commencing 28 March, 2010 to 28 February, 2011.
CIA Studios provides discreet subsidised studio space, access to internet, publicity via CIA website profile and CIA monthly e-news. The kitchen and hub space are communal and accessible to all residents. There are toilets and showers located on both floors. There is no stipend or living allowance attached to these residencies. Successful applicants will be responsible for all other costs associated with the residency.
This residency program has been developed with the goal of supporting artists in the process of developing their practice, as opposed to being focussed solely on the creation of an end product, and for this process not to happen in isolation, but for it to be informed, invigorated and challenged by other practitioners, thereby building a strong culture of conceptual criticality and peer support.
To download an application form please see downloads:
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| Hub Talk: Hydra Poesis |
what: CIA hub-talk
where: Hubspace, CIA Studios, 480 Newcastle St, West Perth
when: 2 Mar, 2010, 6pm [doors open at 5:30]
In keeping with our new 2010 hub talk format, long term resident Company Hydra Poesis will be kicking off the 2010 season with their first Hub-Talk.
Prompter Live Studio director Sam Fox with co-writer Patrick Pittman and practice consultant / Pacitti Company [UK] artist Dicky Eton will speak informally on their work together, broadly on what interests them in performance and on what is compelling about cultural conflict. Audience will be invited to participate in a discussion around what is engrossing in contemporary performance for them.
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