LinkUp Residency Program 2012-2013
Click Here for Application:
Proposals due Wednesday, May 2 by 5pm
LinkUP is Links Hall's six month residency program supporting independent artists and collaboratives in the research of ideas and development of new innovative work in movement based practices.
LinkUP residents receive up to 10 hours of studio time per week as well as a stipend, a paid mentor to assist in their process and the presentation of their work at the end of their residency.
For full details and an application, e-mail anna@linkshall.org or call 773.281.0824.
Artistic Associates 2012-2013
The Deadline for next round of applications.
Click Here for Proposal due Wednesday, May 2 by 5pm
Links Hall’s Artistic Associates (AAs) each curate a month-long (four-weekends, Fridays-Sundays) performance series for the Links Hall space, for which they receive a budget, along with marketing and technical support. AA projects have taken place annually since 2005, with both local and national curators bringing in local, national, and international artists.
The AA program format allows for welcome shifts in artistic perspective each year, keeping programming fresh and interesting. Many AAs have had limited or no curatorial experience before, and encounter the opportunity to curate a month-long program as an opportunity for new creative and professional development.
CROSSCUT
New Collaborations in Sound/Movement
The Deadline for Proposals has passed.
Links Hall and Experimental Sound Studio (ESS) regret that the Crosscut program is currently on hiatus until further notice.
2008-2009 Crosscut grants:
Asimina Chremos and Fred Lonberg-Holm
Karen Christopher and Mark Booth
Rachel Damon and Dan Mohr
Jessi T Walsh and Patrick Scott
2007-2008 Crosscut grants:
Joan Dickinson and Mildred Hood
Josh Berman and Art Union Humanscape (Ayako Kato and Jason Roebke)
Chicago Dancemakers Forum
The Chicago Dancemakers Forum is led
by Links Hall, The Museum of Contemporary Art, The Dance Center
of Columbia College Chicago, and two independent choreographers.
The Forum was conceived both as a catalyst for innovation and as
a means to increase dynamic interaction among Chicago’s dancemakers.
CDF annually provides $15,000 support to four dance artists.
For more information, please email
chicagodancemakers@gmail.com
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