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Prelungire termen limită: UNATC Fringe – Shakespeare unleashes students

19/11/2025/în Anunturi 2017, Anunturi 2025 /de Orientare.cariera@unatc.ro

Vă anunțăm că UNATC „I.L. Caragiale” prelungește termenul pentru înscrierea proiectelor din secțiunea UNATC Fringe – Shakespeare unleashes students, parte a Festivalului Internațional Shakespeare Craiova 2026. Mulțumim celor care s-au înscris deja și vă încurajăm să propuneți în continuare, proiecte dincolo de ce realizați la clasă – idei independente, personale, interdisciplinare, inspirate din opera sau spiritul lui Shakespeare. […]

Call for Practice Sharing III

19/11/2025/în Anunturi 2017, Anunturi 2025 /de Orientare.cariera@unatc.ro

Artist-researchers working with language are invited to contribute to Practice Sharing III, an online publication of expanded approaches to language-based practice within the field of artistic research. The focus on language within artistic research is considered from a broad and transforming perspective to include diverse fields such as visual arts, performance, film, theatre, music, choreography as […]

Prelungire termen limită: UNATC Fringe – Shakespeare unleashes students

19/11/2025/în Anunturi 2017, Anunturi 2025 /de Orientare.cariera@unatc.ro

Call for Practice Sharing III

19/11/2025/în Anunturi 2017, Anunturi 2025 /de Orientare.cariera@unatc.ro

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Prelungire termen limită: UNATC Fringe – Shakespeare unleashes students

19/11/2025/în Anunturi 2017, Anunturi 2025 /de Orientare.cariera@unatc.ro

Mulțumim celor care s-au înscris deja și vă încurajăm să propuneți în continuare, proiecte dincolo de ce realizați la clasă – idei independente, personale, interdisciplinare, inspirate din opera sau spiritul lui Shakespeare.

Începând cu anul 2024, UNATC este coproducător al festivalului, alături de Teatrul Național „Marin Sorescu” din Craiova și Fundația Shakespeare, iar această secțiune oferă o scenă deschisă tuturor celor care doresc să experimenteze, să creeze și să se exprime liber prin artele spectacolului.

Pot fi spectacole, performance-uri, filme, scurtmetraje, instalații, parade, sesiuni de comunicare, debate-uri sau orice alte forme creative prin care doriți să fiți prezenți.

UNATC oferă numeroase spații neconvenționale (stradă, parc, baruri, muzee, biserici etc.), astfel încât proiectele trebuie să fie concepute pentru spațiile alternative din cadrul festivalului.

Motto-ul ediției din 2026 este „Will matters” – lăsați-vă inspirați de el!

Aplicațiile trebuie să conțină:

– o scurtă descriere a proiectului;

– CV-urile membrilor echipei;

– o filmare a momentului sau, dacă proiectul este în lucru, conceptul și schițele de decor/costume.

Trimiteți propunerile până la data de 3 decembrie 2025 la adresa fringe@unatc.ro

Vă așteptăm ideile, curajul și energia pentru a transforma această ediție a UNATC Fringe într-un spațiu viu al imaginației studențești!

Call for Practice Sharing III

19/11/2025/în Anunturi 2017, Anunturi 2025 /de Orientare.cariera@unatc.ro

Artist-researchers working with language are invited to contribute to Practice Sharing III, an online publication of expanded approaches to language-based practice within the field of artistic research.

The focus on language within artistic research is considered from a broad and transforming perspective to include diverse fields such as visual arts, performance, film, theatre, music, choreography as well as literature; where language-based practices might include (as well as move beyond) different approaches to writing, reading, speaking, listening. The intent is not to define or fix what language-based artistic research is but rather to reflect how it is practised in its diversity.*

Submissions should specifically engage with language-based artistic research, and address both parts of the call (see below). The content you submit for Part I and Part II will be used directly for the Practice Sharing, so please take time to really consider how best to communicate in a way that offers insights into your overarching language-based enquiry, as well as sharing/showing how this manifests within specific practices.

Please note – this activity is organised by a very small team, so we might not be able to respond to all enquiries. We encourage you to take some time to explore the previous Practice Sharings to get a sense of the format/platform.

** PRACTICE SHARING I – LINK HERE

** PRACTICE SHARING II – LINK HERE

Submissions will be considered for publication during December 2025 and contributors will be informed early in 2026. There will be some editorial process/conversation prior to publication.

Previous contributors are welcome to submit with new material/practices.

* Whilst the aspiration is to be truly open to the diversity of artistic researchers working with language-based practices, submissions that are in any way discriminatory will not be accepted.

Submission details

Part I — Statement (250 words max)

Please send an outline/statement addressing how language-based interests and practices feature within your own artistic research approach, an overview or flavour of your research explorations, questions or lines of enquiry.

Part II — Specific Examples

How does your enquiry in-and-through language-based artistic research manifest in specific practices and examples.

Outline one or two examples from your own artistic- or practice-based research — focusing on specific language-based ‘practices’ (in other words: specific processes, approaches or methods; ways of working, constellations of activity or framing patterns; particular projects or lines of enquiry-in-practice) through the following:

For each practice:

1. A short title that summarises/evokes each practice;

2. A written introduction for each practice [250 word max];

3. 1-3 images per practice (300 dpi, jpg format, 3 MB max), video [mov. or mp4 for video, max. 3 minute] or audio [wav. or mp3 for sound files, max 3 minute] showing/sharing some aspect of each practice (if appropriate).[An image plus a sound file is also an option]. Please include a credit caption for each image or image series (name, title, date of work, copyright etc.)

4. A web link enabling the reader to find out more about the named practice (if appropriate).

Where to send:

Please send submissions to emma.cocker@ntu.ac.uk, using the phrase ‘practice sharing submission 2025’ in the email subject-line. In the case of large files, please send by wetransfer.com