The best way to get that project moving forward is to get some expert help. Your lead workshop facilitator has experience with successful project proposals and grant writing. Come join us for the day in Broward and get your project back on track!

Hands on workshop covering all the necessary areas for a project proposal, including: participants, description, process, budget, all with hand-outs.

What you’ll get, details and more!:

Components of a Proposal
Executive Summary
Project Description
Budget
Individual Artist or Corporate Information
Résumé
Conclusion
Support materials

Workshop limited to ten (10) participants for one-on-one attention.
10 a.m. to 3 p.m. (lunch break included)

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Drawing: Raul Perdomo at Artlab33 Art Space, closing reception 10 July Wynwood Art Walk.

(Via Art & Code.)

Drawing: Liz Atzberger at Artlab33 Art Space, closing reception 10 July Wynwood Art Walk.

(Via Art & Code.)

Exhibition: “Re/producing Complexity” Drawing: Raul Perdomo (taken with an iPhone)

(Via Art & Code.)

Exhibition: “Re/producing Complexity” Painting: Liz Atzberger

(Via Art & Code.)

Exhibition: “Re/producing Complexity” Drawing: Liz Atzberger

(Via Art & Code.)

Exhibition: “Re/producing Complexity” Drawing: Raul Perdomo

(Via Art & Code.)

(Via Art & Code.)

Exhibition Dates: 11 June – 10 July, 2010

Exhibition Dates: 11 June – 10 July, 2010

RE/PRODUCING COMPLEXITY at Artlab33 | Art Space features artists Raúl Perdomo and Liz Atzberger. Both artist’s paintings and drawings take a similar route to reach their goals in a field of rich textures and enveloped in swirls of color.

“Re/producing Complexity” refers to Complexity Theory and Chaos Theory, systems that are too complex to accurately predict their future, but nevertheless exhibit underlying patterns that can help us cope in an increasingly complex world. Obviously, visual representations are not the same as working with mathematical computations. However, both artists continue a longstanding tradition of exploration and experimentation with abstract phenomena as the route to their ends.

Downloadable Press Release / Images – click to view

Raúl Perdomo
Casualty
Watercolor, gouache, ink, acrylic and pencil on paper
30 x 22.5 in.

Raúl Perdomo
Vortises (detail)
Ink on paper
10 x  7 in.

Liz Atzberger
“Xo”
mixed media on d’arches paper
84 x 42 in.

Thursday, 27 May was our kickoff for our event series, “Three-by-Six (3×6).” Our summer media and performing arts event in Miami was an initial success, although we did have a technical glitch. Our borrowed video project was missing an important cable, but we made due with what we had. Everyone still enjoyed the evening.

The first program included pieces from: Tina La Porta, Alette Simmons-Jimenez, Charles Chace, Larry Caveney, and Lincoln Schatz. The second program included pieces from: Bruno Torquato, Adam Badlotto, and Onajide Shabaka.

Each evening lead to lively discussions about the works and the various processes of creation. The feeling from the majority of those in attendance was that there was much more that could be done for a time-based art project than they themselves were immediately ready to submit to the event. The intention was not so much for totally refined works but an opportunity to share more experimental works.

No limitations were placed on what type of work could be submitted except: it must be able to be projected digitally, performed, played via sound system, or some combination, each piece is limited in length to 6 minutes, and no more than 6 will be selected for any one event. The only real limitation is ones creativity.

EVENT SHOWING DATES :

Theme #1 : #phrasesihate (a twitter trending topic) – on 27 May, 2010

Theme #2: Likin’ – on 24 June, 2010

Theme #3: Obsess’n – on 29 July, 2010

SUBMISSION DEADLINES:

Program #1 – 8 May, 2010

Program #2 – 12 June, 2010

Program #3 – 12 July, 2010

[Special Thanks to Diaspora Vibe Gallery]