Aluna Theatre
OUR FAMOUS CLOTHING SWAP IS BACK !
NUESTRO FAMOSO TRUEQUE DE ROPA YA ESTÁ AQUÍ

If you have never been to a Clothing Swap this is how it  works:  bring any clothes you don’t wear anymore.  If you  don’t have any, just come and enjoy yourself shopping all  afternoon. Each piece is only 2 dollars.
 
WHEN|DÓNDE| WHERE|CÚANDO
Saturday | Sábado:  October 20th  1-6 p.m.
SISTERING
962 Bloor St. West
 (Two blocks west of the Ossington station on the Bloor subway line.  Entre Ossington y Dovercourt)
 
Así es como funciona: Traiga con usted toda ropa que ya no use (excepto ropa interior. Sostenedores se aceptan) Si no tiene ropa que traer, no se preocupe. Simplemente venga y compre prendas fabulosas por sólo $2.00 cada una.
 
For more information call us at| llámenos al 416 203 2535
or e-mail us at alunaoutreach@gmail.com
 
** If you have clothes to donate but cannot make it to the clothing swap, call us to arrange a pickup
 
**If you’d like to volunteer with us in this fun event please contact lorena@alunatheatre.ca

Sistering has been supporting homeless, underhoused and low-income women in the Toronto community since 1981
 
ALUNA wishes to thank Sheryl Lindsay, Joanne Abbensetts, Rosa E. Delgado and everyone at Sistering for their generous support.
 
All remaining clothes will be donated to Sistering.
Toda la ropa que quede será donada a Sistering.

Application deadline: October 29
Notification: late November 2012

www.iaska.com.au
www.museum.wa.gov.au/iaska-spaced

IASKA is calling for Expressions of Interest from artists working with visual, digital and hybrid media who are interested in participating in the second iteration of spaced, IASKA’s recurring event of socially engaged art. This new event will comprise 16 residency-based projects that will take place in regional Western Australian locations throughout 2013–14, followed by a group exhibition of the residency outcomes at the Western Australian Museum, Perth in early 2015.

The curatorial focus of the second iteration of spaced will consider the idea of collective memory, intended as the site of competing narratives that communities re-interpret and reinvent to construct images of their present and future. Continue reading →

The Faena Group is pleased to announce the 2012 Faena Prize for the Arts.

The competition is open to artists across the world and will award a grant of $25,000 to the winner as well as up to $50,000 to finance the production of a site-specific project that will be exhibited at the Faena Arts Center in Buenos Aires mid-2013. In addition, two special mentions will go to two other projects with a prize amount of $500 each.

The prize winner will be selected by an international jury that includes US curator Carlos Basualdo, Francois Pinault Foundation’s Caroline Bourgeois and Argentinean curator Inés Katzenstein, under the supervision of Ximena Caminos, Executive Director of the Faena Arts Center.

Inaugurated in September 2011 with the installation ‘O bicho suspenso na paisagem’ by Brazilian artist Ernesto Neto, curated by the Tate’s Jessica Morgan, the Faena Arts Center welcomed more than 75,000 visitors during its debut. Located in the old engine room of the historic building Los Molinos, a turn-of-the-last-century Belle-Époque landmark, the center has over 4,000 m2 and extends a cultural bridge to the city, bringing art and the creative processes within everyone’s reach. The second exhibition will be Cuban artists Los Carpinteros, which will open at the Faena Arts Center on May 15th.

Entry forms, criteria, deadlines and more information is available at: www.faenaartscenter.org/premiosf

Please contact us at Faena@NadineJohnson.com should you need additional information and images.
 

Contact: fbinder@faenagroup.com
Florencia Binder
Phone: 54 9 11 51521727

Address: www.faenaartscenter.org/premiosf

Faena Arts Center
Aimé Paine 1169
Buenos Aires, 1137
Argentina