CCA Graduate Program in Curatorial Practice

05/14/2020

Congratulations to CCA's Curatorial Practice Class of 2020!

‘The Word for World is Forest’, a curatorial project featuring work by Sofía Córdova, Beatriz Cortez, Candice Lin, Allison Smith, and Patrick Staff, is now live at wattis.org.

invites the audience to imagine a future for San Francisco, that allows for various ways of coexistence, that values joy and care for the neighbor and for the other. It turns to artistic practices that demand their own agency through world-building and alternative ways of being. The work investigates how speculative thinking can challenge dominant narratives. By looking to ways of being that value living with allied species in a conscious symbiosis, the project imagines an alternative world of mutual respect, care, and survival.

Online at wattis.org from May 14–September 14, 2020, along with an exhibition catalog, downloadable as a free pdf or available to order in hard copy. Additional information about a possible physical exhibition to come later this year will be posted on the same site as it becomes available.




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Curated by Fiona Ball , Naz Cuguoğlu , Chloe Kwiatkowski and Orly Vermes

Design by .wei

12/14/2019

Upcoming on January 10, 2020 is the priority application deadline for CCA's Graduate Curatorial Practice program! Applications received by that date will receive priority consideration for scholarships.

Learn more below and online at https://www.cca.edu/fine-arts/curatorial-practice/ -how-to-apply

Graduate program in Curatorial Practice // Application deadline: 10 January 2020

12/10/2019

Last week, our graduate students in Curatorial Practice sat down with Anthony Huberman, Director and Chief Curator, and Calen Barca-Hall, Head of Installation and Exhibition Design, at the Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts to discuss the conceptual and practical makings of the Cinthia Marcelle’s exhibition "A morta." These intimate gatherings with curators and administrators at institutions in the Bay Area are part of an ongoing series called “The Is an Exhibition.” The series is organized throughout the academic year to provide our students access to the ideas and logistics of making of exhibitions, exposing them to the complexities of the field of curating.

04/11/2019

02/22/2019

Check out this Exhibition Assistant position at Philadelphia Museum of Art, and apply today –

02/22/2019

Don't miss the opportunity to apply to the Philadelphia Museum of Art for the Exhibition Assistant position!

02/14/2019

The Kramlich Collection is also hiring for a Collection and Project Manager of Media Art. Check it out!

Full-Time Job: Kramlich Collection, Napa, California: Collection and Project Manager - Media Art

02/14/2019

The Kramlich Collection is hiring for the Head of Curatorial Research and Projects - Media Art. Apply today!

Full-Time Job: Kramlich Collection, Napa, California: Head of Curatorial Research and Projects - Media Art

01/17/2019

A great article with curator-turned-business-owner, and MA Curatorial Practice alum, Jana Blankenship:

"Without the integrity of ingredients, I wouldn’t believe in this company."

12/24/2018

Ujazdowski Castle Centre for Contemporary Art and Biennale Warszawa invite professionals such as curators, organizers, researchers and art managers to apply for a one-month-long residency. The Re–Directing: East is a peer-learning workshop, a curatorial seminar, extended site exploration and a research opportunity for a group of six individuals working together with the teams of U–jazdowski, Biennale Warszawa and local actors. The participants are expected to share their experience and understanding of respective artistic and socio-political contexts and to actively participate in the discussion on alternative models of the transnational collaboration as a form of practicing planetary commons.

Submissions deadline: January 6, 2019

Ujazdowski Castle Centre for Contemporary Art is a public institution that has been supporting, collecting, documenting and presenting Polish and international art since 1985. U–jazdowski is located in a former royal residence, reconstructed to its current shape in the 1980s.

12/22/2018

Artis is now accepting applications from International curators, art writers, and museum professionals to participate in two upcoming Curatorial Seminar Programs in Israel, scheduled for June 2019 and January 2020. The seminar includes visits to museums, alternative spaces, collections, and artist studios, as well as discussions with leading artists, curators, historians, and influential thinkers.

Ideal candidates are critical thinkers, well-versed in contemporary art internationally, and in their own communities, and interested in engaging thoughtfully in conversations and inquiries. Please visit our website to see a list of past participants, trip outcomes, and FAQs before applying. Applications may be submitted online and are due by January 1, 2019 at 11:59 EST.

Since 2007, Artis has hosted hundreds of curators, museum professionals, and writers from around the world on group and independent Curatorial Seminars in Israel. This program facilitates the exploration of cultural developments in Israel and provides a platform for inquiry, projects, and initiative...