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Artist Opportunities

The Carol Connolly Reading Series is looking for featured readers!

If you'd like to read/perform in The Carol Connolly Reading Series, we recommend that you take some initial steps:

(1) Attend a few of our readings to familiarize yourself with the style and focus of each reading.

(2) Introduce yourself to the hosts/curators—they are the ones who book the readers for each venue.

(3) E-mail a brief bio, publication credits and contact information to:

Julie Bates, Literary Programs Manager
Intermedia Arts
612.874.2815
julie@intermediaarts.org

We are especially seeking featured artists for our Writers of Color and GLBT reading series'! Readers receive a stipend of $25.

Call for Class & Workshop Proposals

Intermedia Arts is currently seeking proposals for literary arts workshops to be presented during our fall 2007 programming quarter (September 31 – December 31, 2007). Workshops should creatively address the theme of Art & Healing: How can storytelling, writing and art be used as a tool for building human connections from the inner worlds of the mind to the outer community?

Intermedia Arts is looking for writers to offer a broad range of creative writing and literary theory classes, workshops, and weekend retreats for writers of all ages, levels and interests, ethnicities and communities during our Fall 2007 session. We offer the kind of workshops that can’t be found anywhere else; workshops that move beyond “how to write” and investigate why we write—melding craft with history, literature, social issues, and community struggles while creating space for the aesthetics of the margins.

Workshops may be geared toward writers, readers, or teachers. Workshops may also be interdisciplinary. Classes and workshops take place at Intermedia Arts. If you have a unique, introspective, controversial, political or other workshop topic connected with Art & Healing that you’ve always wanted to offer, but have never had the chance, this is it! You may offer weekend retreats, one-day workshops or classes that last up to 6 weeks.

This is a paid position. Download full proposal guidelines here.