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Midland Center for the Arts, 1801 W. St. Andrews,Midland, Ml 48640. 68TH ANNUAL EXHIBITION—ALLIED ARTISTS OF AMERICA, Dec. 5-Jan. 4, New York, NY. Open. Media: painting, sculpture, pastel. Juried. Awards: $10,000 cash. Free: $10, 20% commission. Deadline: Oct. 5. For prospectus: SASE to Sybil D'Orsi, Sec., 699 Wendel Place, Teaneck, NJ. 07666. RUTGERS NATIONAL '81 WORKS ON PAPER, Nov. 23-Jan. 16, Camden, NJ. Open to U.S. artists. Media: works on paper except prints and photographs. Jurors: Louise Bourgeoise, Lloyd Goodrich, Jan van der Marck. Awards: $5,000 purchase. Fee: $8/1-2 entries. Deadline: Oct. 2. For prospectus: Sted- man Arts Gallery, Rutgers, the State University of NJ, Camden, NJ 08101. 609-757-6245. NEA SHORT FILM SHOWCASE annual open competition of independently pro duced shorts for national distribution to commercial theatre. Deadline: Nov. 2. Further info: Short Film Showcase, do FIVF, 625 Broadway, 9th floor, New York, NY 10012. OPEN COPYCAT SHOW, Jan. 1982. Media: any form of photomechanical reproduction in black and white or color. Sponsored by Franklin Furnace, NY. Jurors: Lucy R. Lippard, Lowery Sims. Deadline Dec. 1-15. Send $15/members, $20/non-members for up to three works, additional works $5 each, SASE to Franklin Furnace, 112 Franklin St., New York, NY 10013. 212-925-4671. 1981 ARTISANS GUILD FINE ARTS COMPETITION, Dec. 11-13, San Rafael, CA. All media. Juror: George Neuburt. Awards: $3,000. Fee: $5, limit 3. Deadline: Sept. 15. For prospectus: SASE to Art Guild, 2316 Kipland Dr., Santa Rosa, CA 95401. L.A. GALLERY OF CREATIVE ARTS— 2ND ANNUAL PHOTO COMPETITION, Oct., 1981, Los Angeles, CA. Media: Photography. Fee: $3/entry. Deadline: Sept. 16. Further info: Stephanie Porter, LAGCA Photo Competition, P.O. Box 1187, Hollywood, CA 90028. NATIONAL WATERCOLOR SOCIETY— 61 ST ANNUAL EXHIBITION, Oct. 6-Nov. 8. Palm Springs, CA. Open: US ar tists. Media: watercolor on paper. Awds: cash & purchase. Juried. Further info: Josephine Y. Kopenhaver, Recording Secretary, P.O. Box 2076, Glendale, CA 91209. INTERNATIONAL FINE ARTS GUILD OF LOS ANGELES has been funded to publish, promote and market art work of promising artists worldwide. Further info: Director of Selections, International Fine Arts Guild, 8101 Orion St., Suite 17, Dept. 98, Van Nuys, CA 91406. 213-989-0777. 15TH ANNUAL ALL-MEDIA JURIED COMPETITION, Nov. 1-Dec. 5.Berea, Sponsored by Orange Co. Art Association. Cash awards. Juror: Richard Koshalek. Fees: $5/members. No limit. Deadline: Oct. 17. For Prospectus: OCAA, P.O. Box 3279, Fullerton, CA 92631.714-871-8721. ENERGY ART EXHIBITION, Golden, Col orado. Open: US, Canada, Mexico. Media: painting, drawing, photographs, sculpture. Jurors: R. Eames, E. Fraughton, B. Fuchs. Awards: $15,000 cash. Entry: $10 each. Slide deadline: Jan. 5. For pro spectus: SASE to The Foothills Art Center, 809 15th St., Golden, CO 80401. FIRST INTERNATIONAL SHOEBOX SCULPTURE EXHIBITION, Jan. 24-Feb. 19, Honolulu, Hawaii. Sculpture only, must fit in shoebox. Jurors: Max Bill, Marisol, Morio Shinoda. Fee: $10. Deadline: Oct. 15. Further info: Shoebox Sculpture Exhibition, University of Hawaii Art Gallery, Honolulu, HI 96822. IMAGINE—THE LEGACY OF JOHN LENNON—MAIL ART EXHIBITION, Calgary, Alberta, Canada. All work accepted, no returns. Homage to John Lennon's life, music, ideas. Deadline: Nov. 1. Send to: Imagine, c/o Off Centre Centre, 118-8th Av. SE, third floor, Calgary, Alberta, Canada T2G OK6. POSTER COMPETITION for the Second Special Session on Disarmament in 1982, sponsored by the United Nations Associa tion in Canada. Further info: Dawna Proudman, UN Assoc, in Canada, 63 Sparks St., Ottawa, Ontario, KIP 5A6, 613-232-5751. AARON SISKIND Photographs September 11 - October 17 Atlanta Gallery of Photography 3077 E. Shadowlawn Avenue, NE Atlanta, Georgia 30305 (404) 233-1462 New Hours: Wed. - Sat. 10 - 5:30 pm Coatzacoalcoz9,1973 ination, grant proposals, organizaing special events. Requirements: typing skills and travel. Contact: NCDT, 7 Vintage Ave., Winston-Salem, NC 27107. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, Arts Council of Spartanburg, SC. Responsibilities: administration, public relations, grant requests, setting policies. Requirements: College education, 3 years art-related experience. Salary: negotiable, Send application with photograph and reference to: Personnel Committee, Arts Council of Spartanburg, 385 S. Spring St., Spartanburg, SC 29301. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, Scotland Arts Council, Laurel Hill, NC. Part time. Salary: negotiable. Contact: James L. Morgan, President, SAC, Route 1, Laurel Hill, NC 29351 919-462-2016. DEVELOPMENT COORDINATOR, NC Dance Theatre, Winston-Salem, NC. Con tact: NCDT, 7 Vintage Ave., Winston- Salem, NC 27107. 919-761-2190. FELLOWSHIPS for writers, painters, sculptors, composers, and photographers. Approx. 150 fellowships per year. Further info: William Smart, Director, Virginia Center for the Creative Arts, Sweet Briar, VA 24595. FELLOWSHIPS: Applications now being accepted by the Crafts Council of Australia from candidates worldwide who have, made significant contributions to the crafts. Deadline-Sejjt. 30. further info: Crafts Council of Australia, 27 King St. Sydney NSW 2000. (02) 296261. ARTISTS and arts groups interested in working in federal prisons may contact wardens of federal penitentiaries in their area. For more info: Department of Justice, Administration of the Education Branch, Federal Bureau of Prisons, Washington, D.C. 20537. INTERNSHIPS for college students, Cable Atlanta. Further info: Jabari Simama, Director of Public Access, 1038 W. Peachtree St., NW, Atlanta, GA 30309. INTERNSHIP PROGAM, National Com mittee, Arts for the Handicapped, Washington, DC. Six months to one year internships available to graduate students, disabled professionals, or other program personnel. Stipend up to $10,000/yr. Send resume, 2 recommendations, brief letter LAURENCE HOLDEN RECENT WORK WEST GEORGIA COLLEGE SEPTEMBER 21 ■ OCTOBER 2 ALLAN ROHAN CRITE works from 1932-1981 SUSAN GILLIAM-THOMPSON recent works October 16 - November 13 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, Atlantic Center for Arts, New Smyrna Beach, FL. Requirements: fundraising, public rela tions and organization management skills. Responsibilities: manage artists-in- residence program to bri ng major artists to FL. Salary: negotiable. Send resume to: Atlantic Center for Arts, P.O. Box 767, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32069. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, Rowan Art Guild Gallery, Salisbury, NC. Salary: $10,000-12,000, negotiable. Contact: Mrs. John S. Cadwallader, President, Rowan Art Guild, 310 W. Kerr St., Salisbury, NC 28144. 704-636-1882. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, Charlotte Arts & Sciences Council, NC. Salary negotiable. Send resume to Search Committee, Arts & Science Council, 408 North Tryon St., Charlotte, NC 28202. 704-372-9667. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, Pennyroyal Arts Council, Hopkinsville, KY. Requirements: Fine arts administration degree or related, experience preferred, organizational skills and creative abilities. Responsibilities: fiscal manaagement, development of art groups and programs, promotion of local arts programs, fundraising. Salary: $15,000-$ 18,000. Deadline: Oct. 1. Send resume, cover letter, 3 letters of recom mendation to: Ben B. Wright, Jr., Wright & Wright, P.O. Box 591, Hopkinsville, KY 42240. DIRECTOR OF ADMINISTRATION & DEVELOPMENT, Richmond Children's Museum, VA. Requirements: admin istrative skills & experience, fundraising training/experience, grant writing. Responsibilities: fundraising development & coordination, museum operations supervision, public relations, financial management. Send resume plus names of supervisors to: Search Committee, Rich mond Children's Museum, 740 N. 6th St., Richmond, VA 23219. DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR, North Carolina Dance Theater, Winston-Salem, NC. Responsibilities: fundraising coord CRYSTAL BRITTON GALLERY 15 Baltimore Place, NW Atlanta, Georgia 30308 (404) 892-8835 Tuesday - Saturday noon until 7 pm Sunday and Monday by appointment only. 27 Art Papers September-October 1981
