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Show The Park Record C-4 PARK CITY FILM SERIES.ORG CREATING COMMUNITY THROUGH FILM Sat/Sun/Mon/Tues, May 20-23, 2017 Artistic opportunities available Submitted by the Park City Summit County Arts Council FRANTZ Rated PG-13 NT LIVE: HEDDA GABLER MAY 21 Sun 2pm MAY 20 Sat 8pm MAY 21 Sun 6pm Tickets: $15-$20 Underwritten by Julie Hopkins, KW Real Estate Agent JIM SANTY AUDITORIUM 1255 PARK AVE, PARK CITY • 435.615.8291 Vileck Foundation Young Architect Submissions The Vilcek Foundation will award three prizes of $50,000 each to young architects and building professionals who demonstrate extraordinary talent, dedication, and potential to advance the field of architecture. The prizes are meant to facilitate future discovery and impact for promising architects and building arts professionals at a critical stage in their careers. Applications are due by May 31. Eligible applicants are professionals working in fields related to the built environment, including: • Architecture • Urban Planning • Landscape Architecture • Architectural Engineering -- sustainable or integrated design • Architecture Criticism To be eligible for the Vilcek Prizes for Creative Promise in Architecture, applicants have to have been born outside the United States and not be more than 38 years old as of Dec. 31, 2017 (born on or after Jan. 1, 1979). Applicants must: • be a naturalized citizen of the United States; • or be a permanent resident (green card holder) of the United States; • or be a holder of an H1B or O-1 visa and have been living and working in the United States for at least five years; • or have been granted Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA). Applicants must hold a professional degree in architecture or in a field related to the built environment (license not required) and must intend to pursue a professional career in the United States. Applicants must not be enrolled as a full-time student and cannot be a past winner of the Vilcek Prizes for Creative Promise. For information and applications, visit www.vilcek.org/prizes/creative-promise/arts.html UMOCA Artist-in-Residence The Utah Museum of Contemporary Art is seeking applicants for its Artist Residency program. The Deadline is June 30. The UMOCA Artist-in-Residence Program is the only longterm artist residency designed specifically to meet the needs of artists living in Utah. Utah artists will be selected primarily based on demonstrated artistic potential, commitment to working in a contemporary idiom, willingness to participate in a robust and intellectually engaged community of artists and readiness to devote the time necessary to advance their professional careers to the next level. The June deadline is for artists interested in the residency cycle beginning Feb. 1 of the following calendar year. UMOCA residents will receive a wide variety of benefits from the museum, including six months of free studio space inside the museum itself. UMOCA will also provide residents with private meetings with national curators, critics and other art world professionals who will be brought to UMOCA specifically to give our residents opportunities for higher visibility inside and outside the state. In addition, UMOCA will support residents by offering workshops in professional development, special access to visiting artists and lecturers, and an exhibition in the A.I.R. Space Gallery at the culmination of their residency. For information and applications, visit www.utahmoca.org/ artist-in-residence-application. Continued From C-1 Market opens two weeks early ones as well.” Ritzinger also tries to find local vendors. “Of course, Summit County vendors will get priority, and then we work out from there,” he said. Last year the Park City Farmer’s Market featured more than 80 vendors. “We can have up to 100, and right now, we have 86 for this year, but I’m sure there will be some vendors who will call later,” Ritzinger said. “Our deadline [was] May 1, but we don’t Correction Hot Tuna bassist's name is Jack Casady. The New York Times crossword puzzle By Will Nediger / Edited by Will Shortz PLACES, EVERYONE! 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If someone calls and they have a good organic product, or a nice art or craft that we don’t have, we’ll try to fit them in. We’re are open to listen to vendors and producers who have good stuff.” This year also marks the end of the contract between the Park City Farmer’s Market and Vail Resorts, which owns Canyons and Park City Mountain Resort. “I will have to renegotiate or find a new spot, which will be difficult here in Park City because space like this is so limited,” he said. “I hope we can find a way to keep the market there. It’s the perfect spot for us.” Whitney Wall, Park City Mountain brand experience manager, said the Park City Farmer’s Market is a perfect gathering place for the community. “It’s great to see so many local vendors offering fresh produce and quality products to the community and we’re happy to provide a venue that makes this possible,” Wall said in a statement. “Summer is a special time in Park City that we all look forward to after the ski season ends. Along with our hiking, biking and mountain activities, the Farmer’s Market provides another great venue for people to unplug, get outside and truly enjoy the mountain community that we live in.” Ritzinger said he has enjoyed the partnership with Vail. “I think they do a fantastic job working with the community and working with me,” he said. “We started at the Park City Farmer’s Market at Park City Mountain Resort 20 years ago, and we have enjoyed having it at Canyons.” Ritzinger also enjoys presenting the market to the community. “I love finding new vendors and making this Farmer’s Market better each year,” he said. The Park City Farmer’s Market will open for the season at noon on Wednesday, May 24, at Canyons cabriolet parking lot. The market, which will run every Wednesday through mid-October, is open from noon until 6 p.m. For information, visit www. parkcityfarmersmarket.com. |