Webdezine Showing posts with label Art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Art. Show all posts

Saturday, February 26, 2011

Samui International BODYPAINTING Competition (March 2011)

SAMUI INTERNATIONAL BODYPAINTING COMPETITION
March 26 - 27, 2011/ 17.00 - 23.00
At the Buddy Oriental Samui Beach Resort, Lamai Beach, Koh Samui

FREE ADMISSION

The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) and Koh Samui Municipality are staging the Samui International Body Painting Competition, March 26-27, 2011, on Koh Samui, Surat Thani province.

Koh Samui, Thailand’s paradise island resort, aims to compete as a venue for top international body painting competitions, such as the International Body Painting Festival in Germany, World Body Painting Festival in Austria and the Canadian Body Painting Festival.

The event is expected to attract both local and international tourists, and stimulate interest in Thai art. It will bring together artists and models from countries including Austria, Germany, Romania, South Korea, Spain, Switzerland, the UK, the US and Thailand. Together they will create exquisite art on Koh Samui’s beaches under the theme ‘Preserve the Paradise.’

The audience can be a part of the event, as well. There will be nail painting, henna painting, doll painting, and painting on recycled goods. Participants can also be models or paint on themselves.

Koh Samui is one of the most important tourism spots in the Gulf of Thailand. Tourists come for its fabulous beaches and paradise ambience, making it perfect for art events.

The Samui International Body Painting Competition will be held on the weekend of March 26 and 27, from 17.00 to 23.00 hrs in front of The Buddy Oriental Samui Beach Resort on Lamai Beach. Entry is free.

IMPORTANT

Event dates and programme details may be subject to change.

Many of the festivals and events listed on Thailand's official calendar of annual events are traditional Buddhist or folk festivals, the date of which is either determined by the Buddhist lunar calendar and waxing and waning moon. These are not staged events. The festivals reflect the rhythm of life in rural Thai villages and local traditions as observed in times past. To ensure you have the most updated information, please reconfirm details prior to travel.

Contact :
Tourism Authority of Thailand
Email : info@tat.or.th
Website : www.tat.or.th
Tel: +66 (0) 2250 5500 (120 automatic lines)
Fax: +66 (0) 2250 5511 (two automatic lines)

FOR EVENT INFORMATION,
please call 1672.

Address :
1600 Petchaburi Road, Makkasan, Rajatevee
Bangkok 10400
Thailand

SOURCE
15:42 | 0 comments | Read More

Tuesday, February 22, 2011

15th Annual Jackie Robinson Art, Essay & Poetry Contest (Deadline March 2011)

The Detroit Tigers are currently accepting submissions for the Tigers 15th Annual Jackie Robinson Art, Essay & Poetry Contest. Now through March 4, middle and high school students from the metro Detroit area may enter the contest by entering an original work of art, an essay or a poem in honor of Hall of Famer Jackie Robinson.

On April 15, 1947, Robinson broke the color barrier in Major League Baseball during his debut with the Brooklyn Dodgers. As a way of celebrating the momentous and historic event, and keeping the memory of Robinson alive, the Tigers host an annual art, essay and poetry contest in his honor.

Contest winners will receive four complimentary tickets as well as being honored during a special on-field, pregame ceremony held at Comerica Park on Friday, April 22, 2011 before the Tigers host the Chicago White Sox.

Contest Criteria :

ART : Create an artistic expression that captures the spirit of Jackie Robinson when he broke the color barrier. Consider the impact his success had on the community and the perception of minorities in sports. Artwork can be a painting, drawing, or rendering, no larger than 22"x28."

ESSAY : Write an essay that chronicles the personal struggles of Jackie Robinson. Discuss the characteristics you feel were necessary in order for him to improve the well-being of others and the life lessons that can be learned from Jackie Robinson's success. Essays should be typewritten, double-spaced and limited to one page.

POETRY : Write a poem that explores one-or-more of Jackie Robinson's nine values of success: courage, determination, teamwork, persistence, integrity, citizenship, justice, commitment and excellence. Poems should be typewritten, double-spaced and limited to one page.

To enter, contestants must submit an original piece of art, an essay or poem by 5:00 p.m. Friday, March 4, 2011. An official entry form must accompany each submission. Items may be mailed or delivered to:

Detroit Tigers, Inc.
Attn: Sam Abrams
Manager of Player Relations, Youth and Sports Programs
2100 Woodward Ave.
Detroit, MI 48201

For more information, including the official entry form, visit tigers.com/education or call Sam Abrams at 313-471-2363.

SOURCE

Deadline : Friday, March 4, 2011
14:43 | 0 comments | Read More

Saturday, January 9, 2010

CYNETART Competition 2010

Call for entries
Deadline: 28 February 2010

CYNETART Competition 2010
November - December 2010 - Dresden/Germany

Entry form for download
http://t-m-a.de/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2007/01/Ausschreibung-CYNETART2010__.pdf

Statement:
Media art is the sensate modelling and equally the almost scientific exploration of the human perception assisted by instruments of media technology. Its starting point is the sensate and conscious presence in our world. This includes various relationships between intrinsic and extrinsic experiences. (see Werner Jauk)

The desired objective of the competition is a multi-perspective discussion of the present development, serving to sensualise the connections.
Based on an „architecture of human perception“ (Klaus Nicolai) we differentiate exploration and modelling according to the following dimensions of human existence in time and space:

_ cosmic
_ global
_ social
_ cultural
_ transcendental
_ mental
_ sensate
_ psychic
_ organic
_ neuro-electric
_ bio-chemical
_ genetic
_ (sub-)atomic

Media art reflects a culture, which is constituted from a global participation and networking of electronic technologies. How does this electronic networking and re-presence of our world affect our perception? How can our perception be modified in order to manage the networking potential adequately? How does the perception of the human inside and outside re-organise itself in this process? What significance does the internet in terms of social networking have for a culture of evolutionary self-organisation and a new structure of information, education and intelligence? How do the mediatisation processes affect the human perception in terms of specialisation and universalisation.
How do the interactions between social actors change the social relations and the individual identity formation as a result of media usage and an increasing dependence from media. How do the technically mediated types of perception interact with the direct sensate types of perception?

Artistic applications provide the opportunity for the public to practice a responsible way of perception in learning about an active participation in „test arrangements“. This helps to develop an appropriate attitude towards human and natural potentials. To this end the following is wanted: dynamic models for the exploration, testing and development of a multi-dimensional perception of body and space. It is essentially all about prototype examinations on the correlation between innovative technology and the cognitive as well as communicative processes of humans, but also between new media and traditional culture. Performative productions and installations of test arrangements should be given precedence in the funding by CYNETART festival.

Performance formats/Test arrangements:

I. The musicalised everyday life of digital culture – Automatic Clubbing („PopCultureArt“)

II. The internet as social site of reorganisation (Social-Art & Political-Art Network/Software) (NetSocialArt)

III. The internet as virtual site of physical interaction and co-production (interactive and networked virtual environments) (BodyNetArt)

IV. Parameters of physical being – perception of the inner world – the body as outer space (HumanScienceArt)

[ project management: Thomas Dumke ]
[ info@cynetart.de ]
[ +49.351.889 66 65 ]

submission form to send until February 28th, 2010:
Trans-Media-Akademie Hellerau e.V.
CYNETART office
Karl-Liebknecht-Str. 56
01109 Dresden
Germany

CYNETART Festival 2010: November 11th to 21st, Festspielhaus Hellerau, Dresden, Germany

VENUE
Festspielhaus Hellerau: http://www.hellerau.org/hellerau/haus

16:03 | 0 comments | Read More

Saturday, January 9, 2010

25th Chelsea International Fine Art Competition 2010

Title : The 25th Chelsea International Fine Art Competition

Deadline : March 14, 2010

Description: The management of Agora Gallery, located in Chelsea, the hub of New York City’s international art scene, has been the sponsor of international fine art competitions since 1984. Currently, the gallery hosts the annual Chelsea International Fine Art Competition. Juror selected artists will gain exposure by exhibiting their work in the famed Chelsea Art Gallery District and their work will be promoted both online and in print

Prizes : Total Value $38,000

Eligibility : All visual artists worldwide 18 years of age and older are invited to participate. All media is accepted with the exception of video art, film, performance art, jewelry and crafts.

Fees : $35 for up to 5 images; $5 for each additional image

Website : http://www.agora-gallery.com/competition/art_contest_main.aspx
15:58 | 0 comments | Read More

Saturday, January 9, 2010

Competition: five copies of Interiors by Yoo to be won

January 8th, 2010

Dezeen have teemed up with luxury property brand Yoo to offer our readers the chance to win one of five copies of their design monograph, Interiors by Yoo.

Introduced by Yoo chairman John Hitchcox, the book features the work of co-founder Phillipe Starck, Kelly Hoppen, Jade Jagger and Marcel Wanders, and includes conversations about their approach to interior design.

To enter this competition email your name, age, gender, occupation, and delivery address and telephone number to competitions@dezeen.com with “Interiors by Yoo” in the subject line. We won’t pass your information on to anyone else; we just want to know a little about our readers.

Read our privacy policy here.

Competition closes 27 January 2010. Five winners will be selected at random and notified by email. Winners’ names will be published in a future edition of our Dezeenmail newsletter and at the bottom of this page. Dezeen competitions are international and entries are accepted from readers in any country.

Here’s more info from Yoo:

–

INTERIORS BY YOO – imaginative, individual and rare – like you

Design inspiration from the world’s most innovative design company, with trade secrets from its stable of world-class designers: Philippe Starck, Kelly Hoppen MBE, Jade Jagger and Marcel Wanders.

‘Your home is as unique as you are – a reflection of who you are, what you do and where you’re going.”(John Hitchcox, Chairman of Yoo) London, September 2009 – After ten years of ground breaking global success at the forefront of innovation in the way we live today, international design, branding and property investment company Yoo marks a decade in the industry with the publication of its first book.

The book compounds 192 pages of Yoo’s most cutting edge interior design projects in hotels and private residences all over the world and includes feature pages on the yoo studio’s eighteen style palettes as well as interviews with each designer, within which they bestow their words of ‘design wisdom’.

Interiors by Yoo is a unique manual intended to inspire the reader with design advice and thoughts from four of the most talented names in the design world.

Chairman of Yoo John Hitchcox explains in his personal introduction, “This book is a collection of our work, a tool to stimulate you into thinking about the kind of things you want to surround yourself with at home.”

Through showcasing Yoo’s various style palettes, including the distinctive ‘Culture’ designs from Philippe Starck, the surreal ‘Eclectic’ style of Marcel Wanders, the timeless ‘Urban’ palette synonomous with Kelly Hoppen and the 1970s ‘Disco’ theme palette by Jade Jagger, the book imparts ideas about how to create a living space that is right for you.

As celebrated French designer and co-founder of Yoo, Philippe Starck explains, “The family of Yoo styles has been put together so that we can help people make the right choices. This book is simply a method of assisting you in identifying your own individual style.”

About yoo

Formed a decade ago by property mogul John Hitchcox and celebrated French designer Philippe Starck, Yoo is an international branding, design and investment property company enhancing the quality and adding value to development projects in major towns and cities across the world.

The brand is represented by five core design teams – Yoo inspired by Starck, Jade Jagger for Yoo, Kelly Hoppen for Yoo, Wanders&Yoo and the Yoo Design Studio; all of whom increase sales value and sales velocity through market leading design, branded marketing and by maximizing media exposure.

Over the past ten years Yoo has been working across the world with international partners on a variety of landmark buildings and large residential projects throughout Asia, Australia, Europe, North and South America and the Middle East. Currently Yoo has 42 projects in 27 countries and is involved in the development of more than 10,000 apartments valued at $7 billion.

About the Authors

The team of the top interiors and design journalists that have contributed to the book include: Marcus Fairs, journalist, lecturer and editor of online design magazine Dezeen; Lisa Helmanis, a freelance photographer, stylist, writer and television presenter, and formerly editor of Inside Out magazine; Victoria O’Brien, an interiors journalist and design correspondent; and Fay Sweet, an authority on modern design and architecture and the author of over 30 books.

05:34 | 0 comments | Read More

Thursday, January 7, 2010

BWAC Juried Art Show

Call to Artists for Submissions

Deadline for submissions: January 11, 2010 (or Late entry deadline: January 25, 2010)

Gallery show dates: March 13th-28th, 2010 Weekends 1-6 PM

Opening Reception: Saturday March 13th, 2010 1-6 PM

Jurors:

Anne Strauss - Associate Curator, Metropolitan Museum of Art, NYC
Nicolas Baume - Director & Chief Curator, Public Art Fund, NYC
Mark Hughes - Director, Galleria Lelong, Chelsea, NYC
Bill Murphy - Associate Professor & Gallery Director, Printmaker & Painter, Wagner College, NYC

Awards

Best of Show: $1,000. The artist whose work is juried as ‘BEST of SHOW’ will receive a $1,000 cash prize and a complimentary one-year BWAC membership.

PEOPLES’ CHOICE: $500. The artist whose work is voted ‘Best’ by attendees at the Show opening will receive a $500 cash prize and a complimentary one-year BWAC membership.

CURATORS’ CHOICE: $250. The artist whose work the Show Curators, (Anna Annus Hagen, Joseph Anastasi, Fritz (Steven) Weiss and Bill Murphy) choose for excellence will receive a $250 cash prize and a complimentary one-year BWAC membership.

CERTIFICATES Certificates will be awarded in the following categories: Best Oil Painting, Best Acrylic Painting, Best Watercolor Painting, Best Photograph in Traditional, Best Photograph in Digital formats, Best Mixed Media, Best Assemblage or Installation, Best in Classical Pastel/Drawing/Print/Graphic media, Best in Computer-aided Drawing/Print/Graphic media and Best Sculpture.

Show Details

THEME: "Wide open spaces… arms wide open… eyes wide open… Just feel all the possibilities of knowledge and freedom and love. But as with all things, there is the inevitable opposite. Wide open to attack… wide open to a lawsuit… wide open to corruption… wide open to failure…What kind of phantasy phrase is this? What does it really indicate? This juried show looks to explore this idea of “wide open”, in all the hidden niches of our collective psyche."

ELIGIBILITY: This call for submission is open to all residents of the U.S. and its Territories 18 years of age or older. This is a juried exhibition for artists working in all traditional and non-traditional 2D and 3D media, except for film/video. All artwork must be original in concept, design and execution. Note: Crafts, kit work or reproductions after original works in other media (such as giclees), unless used as part of a mixed media work, will not be considered.

Oversize Work, Assemblages and Installations are welcome at the discretion of BWAC, but must meet all other specifications and be delivered, installed and removed by the artist (or their agent).

JUDGING: Final judging will be on site. Jurors may reject entries that differ significantly from their digital images. Decision of the judges is final.

SUBMISSIONS AND FEES:
Only original works may be submitted. They must be in a .jpg file format. No slides, photographs or DVDs. CD’s will be accepted when application is submitted by mail.
Early Bird Submissions (through January 11): $45.00 for up to three (3) images, plus $8.00 for each additional image.
Submissions between January 12 and January 25: $65 for up to three (3) images, $10.00 for each additional image.
All entry fees are non-refundable

BWAC prefers an Online Entry, mailed CD entries are charged an extra $10 uploading fee. All entry fees are non-refundable.
Cost of Entry is $45.00 for up to three (3) images ($55.00 if mailed) plus $25.00 for up to three (3) additional images. All entries must be registered/received by midnight, January 11, 2010. Late entries will be accepted between January 12 and midnight January 25, 2010, at an additional flat fee of $20.00.


Sign up Now!

DIRECTIONS FOR ONLINE SUBMISSION:

There are five easy step to submitting your entries:
1. Prepare your images:
• sRGB or RGB color space (standard) - NOT CMYK (typically used by printing industry)
• 72 ppi resolution
• sized to 1,280 pixels on the longest side, the other size width or height proportional
• layers flattened
• 8 bit mode
• JPG format
• JPG compression at level 7 (medium)
• Do not use characters other than a period preceding jpg in the file name.
The following characters will create image uploading problems:!@#$%^&*()_+
2. Click on the Submit Button (below). On the following page, create a new account – or use your previously established login if returning.
3. Select the show for which you are registering
4. Pay the online registration fee
5. Upload your images
6. Enter the sale price in the Comments field.

DIRECTIONS FOR SUBMISSION VIA MAIL
Print out and complete the entry form.
Put your images on a CD
All images must be .jpg files, and must include, without spaces and in upper and lower case, your name, underscore, and the title of the work submitted, separated by underscores. (Examples: JoeSmith_A_Walk_In_The_Woods.jpg)
File Size: largest dimension no greater than 1280 pixels.
Orientation: Landscape or portrait.
Each image must correspond to entries listed on entry form.
Mail the entry form, CD and entry fee to:

BWAC-Wide Open
c/o Ohm
76 DeGraw Street
Brooklyn, NY 11231

Payment of entry fees can be by personal check or money order made out to BWAC.
All mail entries must be received at latest by midnight January 25, 2010. Entries received after January 25, 2010 will not be eligible for entry into the exhibition.
CD’s will not be returned.

ACCEPTANCE:
Notification of acceptance of work will be made via e-mail on February 8, 2010, or, for entries without e-mail information, via mail sent beginning on February 9, 2010.

REQUIREMENTS FOR ACCEPTED WORK:
Maximum Size: 168”w X 96” X 96” (but packages must fit through a 76” X 58” wide door).

Actual work must have the signature or initials of the artist on the front.
Where appropriate and at the discretion of BWAC, all work must be suitably framed to a professional standard. No clip frames or taped edges. All framed conventional work must use Plexiglas, except hand-delivered work less than 24” x 30”. Canvases may have neat gallery wrapped edges.

Work must be wired and ready for hanging. No ceiling mounts or special installation requirements unless agreed to beforehand by BWAC.
Sculptors may provide their own pedestals, or if not, must agree to use those provided by BWAC.

A label must be affixed to the back of the work which indicates which end is the top and which includes the following: Artist Name, Title, Medium, Dimensions, and Price. This information must correspond with the Accepted image as listed on Notification form. No artwork may be substituted.

All artwork must be priced for sale. Any work marked POR (Price on Request) or NFS (Not For Sale) will not be eligible for entry into the exhibition.
Work cannot be withdrawn, nor sales shipped, before the end of the exhibit.

DELIVERY OF ACCEPTED WORK:
All Work that is smaller than 44” X 24” X 84” and weighs under 70 pounds when packed can be hand delivered to BWAC at 499 Van Brunt Street, Brooklyn, NY between 11 A.M. and 4 P.M. on February 19-21, 2010 or February 26-28, 2010.

All Work that is smaller than 44” X 24” X 84” and weighs under 70 pounds when packed can be shipped to BWAC-Wide Open, c/o Ohm, 76 DeGraw Street, Brooklyn, NY 11231. All work being shipped should not arrive earlier than February 15, 2010 and arrive not later than February 25, 2010.

All work larger and heavier than noted above must be delivered and installed by the artist (or their agent) at BWAC Gallery, 499 Van Brunt Street, Brooklyn, NY between 11 A.M. and 4 P.M. on February 19-21, or February 26-28, 2010.

All shipping containers, crates, packaging must be identified with the artist’s name in large print. Storage space is available on the second floor (reached by stairs). BWAC will pack returning artwork in artist’s shipping containers if they remain suitable and ONLY IF PREPAID RETURN LABELS ARE ENCLOSED. All other return shipping will use a local shipping service for these functions, with the cost of shipping and packing plus an additional handling fee of $15.00, paid to BWAC by the artist.

LATE ARRIVAL AND RETURNS:
BWAC reserves the right to reject work that is late, is deemed unstable upon arrival, is not properly presented, or differs from the submitted digital image. Returns will be solely at the artist’s expense.

SALES, COMMISSIONS AND DELIVERY:
BWAC will retain a 25% commission on all exhibition sales. The price entered in the Comments field on the artist entry form will be the sale price. No changes will be allowed. Sold works will remain until the end of the exhibition, at which time of regularly scheduled removal, all arrangements for shipping of works greater than 30” x 30” x 6” to buyers will be the sole responsibility of the artist and/or artist’s agent. BWAC will ship smaller works at the expense of the buyer.

REMOVAL:
Artwork must be removed by the artist, or their agents, on either March 27 or March 28, 2010 between 1- 4 P.M. Any work not removed during this specified time period will be shipped to the artist at artist’s expense, or disposed of at BWAC’s discretion.

LIABILITY:
BWAC is not responsible for any damage, breakage, replacement or cost associated with any damage or breakage that may have occurred during transport or unpacking. Every precaution will be taken in handling the entries, but BWAC assumes no liability for any loss or damage to any artist’s work while in our care, custody or control, either before, during or after the exhibition. Each artist, if they wish, needs to provide their own insurance.

USE OF IMAGES:
Any image submitted may be used for marketing and promotional purposes directly related to this show. This use may include publication in any publications, printed materials, advertisements, or electronic media. Copyright and all other rights remain that of the artist.

ABOUT BWAC:
The Brooklyn Waterfront Artist Coalition is a non-profit volunteer organization with over 1100 local artist-members. With over 25,000 square feet of Gallery space, housed in the exceptionally beautiful Civil War warehouses on the edge of New York Harbor in Red Hook Brooklyn, BWAC has consistently provided a vibrant avenue for the promotion and appreciation of contemporary art for 31 years. Through the addition of a nationally recognized Juried competition to our regularly scheduled exhibitions, BWAC is bringing an increased awareness and appreciation of diverse perspectives in art to the Greater New York community.

CONTACT/QUESTIONS:
Please direct all questions to info@WideOpenArtShow.org

ENTRY AGREEMENT:
With the submission of artwork into the “WIDE OPEN” BWAC Show, the artist agrees to all the terms and conditions set forth in this prospectus.

08:49 | 0 comments | Read More

Thursday, December 24, 2009

No Name-Calling Week 2010 Creative Expression Contest

DEADLINE : Friday, February 26, 2010

No Name-Calling Week (January 25 – 29, 2010) is a week of educational and art activities aimed at stopping name-calling and bullying in schools. The Creative Expression Contest is an opportunity for students to submit essays, poetry, music, original artwork, or other pieces that convey their experiences and feelings about name-calling, and their ideas for putting a stop to verbal bullying in their schools and communities. This year, we have added a new High School category to the contest for short-film submissions that focus on anti-LGBT name-calling and bullying in school. The goal is to have students working on their art pieces during the week as a way to learn about and deal with name-calling and bullying.

THREE ENTRY CATEGORIES:
The contest is divided into three different judging categories. It is open to all individual students in grades K – 12.

Click on the category you wish to enter for specific guidelines and entry forms:

Primary School (Grades K – 5)
Middle School (Grades 6 – 8)
High School (Grades 9 – 12)

Only U.S. residents are eligible to apply.

DEADLINE: Friday, February 26, 2010

All entries must be postmarked on or received via fax or e-mail by 6pm Eastern time on Friday, February 26, 2010. Winners will be notified by telephone, mail, or e-mail by April 2010.

HOW TO ENTER:
Download the appropriate rules and guidelines and the corresponding entry form. Fill out the form and send (along with your entry) to GLSEN:

Via fax: 646-388-8060

Via mail:

No Name-Calling Week Creative Expression Contest
c/o GLSEN Education Department
90 Broad Street, 2nd Floor
New York, NY 10004

Via email: contest@nonamecallingweek.org
Please note that all electronically submitted work must be accompanied by an electronically signed entry form. Alternately a hard copy of the form, with signature, may be mailed or faxed simultaneous to electronic submission.

* * *

About No Name-Calling Week
Coordinated by GLSEN in collaboration with over 40 national education organizational partners, No Name-Calling Week is an annual week of educational activities aimed at ending name-calling of all kinds and providing schools with the tools and inspiration to launch an on-going dialogue about ways to eliminate bullying in their communities.

For more information about No Name-Calling Week, click here:

History of No Name-Calling Week
National partners
Resources (including lesson plans)

Media inquiries can be sent to press@nonamecallingweek.org

Republish by : NORBERTUS CITRA IRAWAN,SP - www.competitions.co.nr
04:50 | 0 comments | Read More

Monday, December 21, 2009

18th San Angelo National Ceramic Competition 2010

Deadline: Feb. 2, 2010

The Eighteenth San Angelo National Ceramic Competition highlights a broad range of attitudes in the medium of clay from functional to sculptural work. The show is hosted and organized by the San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts in close cooperation with Angelo State University, San Angelo, Texas. This competition is open to all artists who are residents of the United States, Canada, and Mexico. All work, both functional and sculptural, must have been completed within the last two years. Works previously accepted into this competition are ineligible. Work may be entered by either digital images or 35 mm slides. Awards for the show are First place 2000.00, Second Place 1500.00, Third Place 1000.00 and 750.00 going to the Tile Prix Primo which is a special prize awarded by the Tile Heritage Foundation, in cooperation with the San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts. This award goes to the tile maker whose tile in the juror’s estimation best reflects the ceramic traditions of America. Exhibition dates for the show are April 16 – June 20, 2010. An Invited Artist will also have an exhibition of work and will lead a workshop.

In conjunction with the exhibition, several activities are planned. There will be a panel discussion concerning contemporary ceramics held at Angelo State University on April 16th at 1:30 p.m. The panel will include the Museum Director, the Invited Artist and the Juror. The Invited Artist, will lead a workshop at The Old Chicken Farm Art Center on Saturday, April 17th. Numerous other events of interest to artists will occur. For more information on this event and to download the prospectus, click here 18th San Angelo National Ceramic Competition.

Republish by : NORBERTUS CITRA IRAWAN,SP - www.competitions.co.nr
16:12 | 0 comments | Read More

Friday, December 18, 2009

36th Annual Omaha Summer Arts Festival 2010

Deadline : January 20, 2010

Omaha, Nebraska

Venue : Downtown Omaha along Gene Leahy Mall

Awards : $2,500

Juror : Four jurors with art backgrounds including educators, connoisseurs and peer artists

Eligibility : All work must be the original work of the artist. No artwork from molds, kits or other commercial methods. 14 media categories: Ceramic, Drawing, Fiber, Glass, Jewelry, Leather, Metal, Mixed Media 2D and 3D, Painting, Photography, Printmaking / Graphics, Sculpture, Wood. High-quality work in the $50 to $200 range tends to sell most frequently, but, of course, higher priced artwork does not go unnoticed (or un-purchased) by Omaha's fair share of art-lovers.

Complete information about applications and digital submissions can be found on the website at www.SummerArts.org. Paper applications are also available.

Fees : Jury Fee - $30; Booth - $325 or $400

Send SASE to : Omaha Summer Arts Festival, P.O. Box 31036, Omaha, NE 68131

Phone : (402) 345-5401

Download Paper Application

Source : http://www.summerarts.org/

Republish by : NORBERTUS CITRA IRAWAN, SP - www.competitions.co.nr

15:56 | 0 comments | Read More

Friday, December 18, 2009

The Power of the Self International Art Competition

Deadline : January 14, 2010 at 11:59 pm EST

International art competition The Power of the Self calls for submissions

“From Salvador Dalí to Cindy Sherman the self has been the subject of most all the art world’s greats. The self-portrait transcends medium, style and period, existing in the vast space between the personal and prophetic. We all have a self-portrait. Show us yours!” From the press release

The Power of Self is calling for online portfolios to be submitted for its self-portrait art competition. What’s more, The Grand Prize gives an artist the chance to live in New York for six months free. The competition is open to artists working across all mediums including Photography, Painting, Sculpting, Drawing, Installation, Print Making, Graphic Design, Glass, Book Arts, Performance, Video Art, Street Art/Graffiti and Tattoo Art. The Grand Prize is awarded by a judging panel including actor, Steve Buscemi, and Guggenheim curator, Helen Hsu, while the People’s Choice Award is decided by public vote, with the highest rated portfolio receiving the award.

WHAT TO DO
Submissions are only accepted online. You can submit up to 10 images per portfolio. You can submit as many portfolios as you like. “Everyone is eligible. We accept work from artists who have had public shows and those who remain undiscovered. We aren’t interested in your work history; we are only interested in the quality of work you are producing now.”

PRIZE
The Grand Prize:

* six months of FREE living at The Edge in New York City or $7007 cash

* an art-star reception in New York City

* international publicity

* a feature in 3rd Ward Magazine.

The People’s Choice Award:

* $1,000 in cash

* an art-star reception in New York City

* international publicity.

DEADLINE
Closing date for the competition will be January 14, 2010 at 11:59 pm EST.

COST
Submission fee, $10 per image.

JUDGES
Panel includes actor Steve Buscemi, director/producer Chris Weitz, Guggenheim Curator Helen Hsu, and Flavorpill Founder Sascha Lewis. The judging panel will select one portfolio of self-portraits for The Grand Prize

WINNER ANNOUNCED
The winner will be announced in February, 2010.

Call(s) for Submissions

Source Article Click Here

Republish by : NORBERTUS CITRA IRAWAN, SP - www.competitions.co.nr

06:06 | 0 comments | Read More

Tuesday, December 15, 2009

Algonquin Bicycle Rack Art Contest 2010

Deadline : February 1, 2010

Background on Contest :

The Village of Algonquin would like to encourage more people to bicycle in the community. In an effort to promote cycling, additional bicycle racks need to be installed in commercial areas and parks. Thus, the bicycle rack art contest was created. The Village invites all artists and welders to submit designs to be considered for the bicycle rack art contest.

Each artist will be required to submit a design of the proposed bicycle rack. If their design is selected, then they would be required to construct the bicycle rack. Both the design and the finished rack will need to meet the specifications outlined below. There will be two competitions for bicycle rack designs. One will be to create a signature bicycle rack and the other will be to include art into a standard (U-shaped) bicycle rack.

The judging will be based on the design theme, the constructability, the functionality, and maintenance requirements. Once designs are selected, the artists will be notified. The artist will then have two months to construct their design. The artists will be awarded a stipend once the finished bicycle rack is submitted.

A stipend will be provided to the artists whose design is selected after they successfully construct the bicycle rack. The artist is responsible for constructing their design either themselves or by contracting with someone else to construct their design. For the standard design, the Village will supply the standard U-shaped bicycle rack for the artist to attach their artwork. The stipend amount for the standard design will be $200.00. The artist is responsible for all materials and construction costs, except for the bike rack. For the signature design, the stipend amount will be $2,000. The artist is responsible for all materials and construction costs.

General Submittal Requirements :

• Application form (complete separate application for each artwork submittal)
• Explanation of design (maximum of one page typed)
• Black and white drawing of design (Color may only be used for the signature bike rack)
o May submit up to 5 illustrations, drawings should be on 11” x 17” sized paper, at least one drawing should show rack with 2 bicycles, one should show the front view of the design, and one should show the side view
• Black and white construction drawings (materials, sizes, method to secure rack to the ground, finish material, etc)
• Budget (list including cost of all materials)
• Submittals should be mailed or dropped off to the Community Development Department (address on application form) and must be received by 5:00pm February 1, 2010
• Questions should be directed to Katie Parkhurst 847-658-4184

All bicycle rack art designs shall include the following :

• Designs shall reflect the spirit of Algonquin
• Functional and recognizable as a bike rack
• The rack shall have a minimum capacity of two bicycles
• No words or logos may be on the rack

Design and Construction Standards for Standard Bike Rack :

• Must construct art within the limits of the supports
• Support dimensions are approximately 27½” L x 38½” H
• Support each bicycle upright by its frame in two places
• Locking points must be between one and three feet off the ground and provide room
(minimum of 4 inches) to slide lock up and down, and be able to swing 180 degrees on the rack frame.
• Minimum gap of ten inches at the bottom of the rack to allow space for the pedal
• Design must consider safety, no sharp edges or openings that would be dangerous
• Space gaps within the design shall be larger than nine inches and smaller than three and one half inches to avoid trapping children’s heads
• Constructed of durable materials for permanent exposure to the elements
• Finished product should be left in natural metal (Village will powder coat entire rack black)

Design and Construction Standards for Signature Bike Rack :

• Support each bicycle upright by its frame in two places
• Prevent the wheel of the bike from tipping over
• Enable the frame and one of the wheels to be secured using a standard U-lock or cable
• Locking points must be between one and three feet off the ground and provide room (minimum of 4 inches) to slide lock up and down, and be able to swing 180 degrees on the rack frame.
• Locking points must be at least 1 inch thick and no more than 4 inches thick
• Minimum gap of ten inches at the bottom of the rack to allow space for the pedal
• Design must consider safety, no sharp edges or openings that would be dangerous
• Space gaps within the design shall be larger than nine inches and smaller than three and one half inches to avoid trapping children’s heads
• Base plate shall be a minimum of 3/8” thick with bolts to secure into a concrete pad
• Constructed of durable materials for permanent exposure to the elements
• Finished product should be primed and painted with high quality paint leaving no steel pieces unfinished. Colors are acceptable.

Submittal Deadline :

All submittals must be received by 5:00pm on Monday, February 1, 2010 to be considered.
Submittals should be mailed or dropped off in person to: Katie Parkhurst, AICP Community Development Department
Village of Algonquin
2200 Harnish Drive
Algonquin, IL 60102

Source : www.algonquin.org

Republish by : NORBERTUS CITRA IRAWAN, SP - www.competitions.co.nr

16:24 | 0 comments | Read More

Tuesday, December 8, 2009

Art Competition : The 11th Silver Accessories Contest 2010

Deadline : February 1, 2010

OBJECTIVE
It has been 5000 years since “SILVER” appeared in human history. A great number of people within that time have placed their value and happiness in the special attributes of Silver. This competition has been held since 2000 for Art Clay instructors, and was opened to general artists in 2002 so that contestants could present to the world their limitless ideas regarding the “Joy of Creativity” when working and creating with Art Clay Silver. In 2010, we celebrate the 11th contest, and have counted a total of 5,119 submissions in the past 10 years of the contest. These contest entries represent a bridge of creativity linking artists and visitors as one. Your entries will make all people understand that Art Clay Silver can be used by everyone.

We are expecting that this year’s entries will once again capture the unique expressions of contestants around the world.

■ CONTEST GUIDELINES
Qualification: All individuals (including Art Clay certified instructors and students) including hobbyists or
professional artists. No submission by a group of artists is accepted.
Media : All pieces must use Art Clay Silver as the main material, but combining Art Clay Silver with other
media is accepted.
Design : Designs must be original and realized by one’s own skill, and must be executed with Art Clay
Silver with/or without media. All contestants must select the theme “Connection” or “Free or Open
theme”.
Other : Pieces previously submitted to other competitions or exhibitions will be disqualified.

■ DISQUALIFICATION
Please read and comply with all rules and requirements to avoid disqualification.
All entries must;
1) comply with contest guidelines. 2) submit a complete application. 3) pay entry fee. 4) be submitted by the due date. 5) not have been presented in any other contest or exhibition. 6) not be an infringement of or similar to any other or past artist’s work.
*Contest committee reserves the right to set new requirements if any other cases arise besides stated above.

■ JUDGE MEMBERS
Mr.Norihito Katsura Metalsmith ; A holder of intangible Culture (Living National Treasure of Japan)
Ms.Tomoyuki Suganuma Director of Japan Jewellery Designers Association Inc.
Ms.Yoko Ooba Director of Japan Jewelry Craft School
Ms.Kazuko Mitsushima Glass craft artist
Ms.Shizuko Yoshimi Silver Clay artist

■ APPLICATION PROCESS
Please fill out designated application form, entry Label and ID tag. Follow the example when completing
the form and submit with the entries.
1) APPLICATION FORM (One sheet per work required. Please copy blank sheet and submit if necessary. Please make a copy and keep for yourself)
2) ENTRY LABEL
3) ID tag (Please attach an ID tag to each pieces of your work. If you cannot tie up the tag, attach it backside of the piece with a stick tape.)

■ DUE DATE for ENTRIES
Send your entries with completed applications as following schedule.
Submission must arrive at the ACW main office BEFORE February 1, 2010
*Entries after the deadline will not be accepted.
Address to : Art Clay World USA, Inc.
Attn: 2010 SAC
4535 Southwest Highway, Oak Lawn, IL 60453

* Please make your work durable enough to be handled for packing, unpacking, display, judging,
photographing, exhibition, and resending overseas.
* Please pack your entry / entries carefully to avoid any damage during shipping and handling.
* If the contestant’s entry is in several pieces, please enclose each piece in a separate box.
* The original packing material will not be returned.
* Instruct the contestants not to send entries directly to Aida Chemical Industries. The respective overseas
distributors will receive and send the entries.
* Please provide the insurance coverage by your courier if necessary.

■ FIRST SCREENING
Date : APRIL 1st, 2010
Nominees for the award will be selected and will be introduced in the contest booklet, and their entry
piece(s) will be displayed at exhibition* *Please see “EXHIBITION SCHEDULE”

■ FINAL JUDGING
Date : APRIL 2nd, 2010
Award winners will be selected from the nominees of the first screening. The results will be announced to
the representative distributor promptly after the final judgement.

Source : http://allthingsmetalclay.ganoksin.com/blogs/2009/12/06/call-for-entries-silver-accessories-contest-2010/


More Detail : Click Here (pdf)

Republish by : NORBERTUS CITRA IRAWAN, SP - www.competitions.co.nr

04:12 | 0 comments | Read More

Wednesday, November 25, 2009

Miniature Art Exhibition and Competition 2009 : Call for Entries

“Miniature Art Exhibition and Competition 2009: ‘MERRY CHRISTMAS’” 11 December 2009 – 30 January 2010
Call for Entries until 5th December

This exhibition will feature a selection of 2D miniature artworks in a variety of mediums and styles from abstract to representational, from Liverpool and North West based artists, children and all those who love being artistically creative or are simply talented within the fine arts. As we are approaching Christmas festivities, we would like the audience to be delighted to support this project with their visits and votes for the best artworks on show. Volunteers for Jury members and all donations are welcomed to support the project.

Why not join in and help to write 2D “Merry Christmas” on the walls of Gallery4allarts, on Lark Lane, decorate an indoors 3D Christmas tree sculptural installation and pack walls with your miniature artworks by creating and submitting 1-15 miniature size artworks by latest 5th December 2009.

Re: Jury member’s volunteers

Call for jury members to be present on the opening day in December. Please, refer to website or call the gallery.

A panel of 5 jury members will be selected randomly from all volunteers, before 3rd December 2009. Elected jury members should not be related (family) to any of the participants to the exhibition. In case this will happen a new jury member will have to be named as soon as possible.

All donations and sponsorship from the general public are gratefully welcomed in support of this project.

All donations will help the gallery towards covering expenses for advertising, exhibition opening/ private view, and ideally 5 prizes. There is a donations box available in the Gallery at all times and particularly during this project. Cheques addressed to Gallery4allarts, please.(email : donations43@gallery4llarts.com)

10% of our sales will go to the “Samaritan’s Purse” towards Operation Christmas Child initiate. (http://www.operationchristmaschild.org.uk/)

Gallery4allarts is situated at The Old Police Station, in the heart of Lark Lane, between Sefton Park and Aighburth. It has opened its doors this year, since 26 September.

Gallery4allarts has been initiated since 2006 as an online gallery by Romanian artist Nicole Bartos and has gained its reputation through its Independents’ Liverpool Art Biennial international projects at various venues in Liverpool.

Events/Important dates for your diary:

Exhibition opening day and main Awards Ceremony: Friday 11th December 2009, 2pm- 8.30pm
Award Ceremony (11 Dec.) starts 6.30pm
Public voting period starts : Friday 11th Dec 2pm;
Public voting period closes : Friday 18th Dec 5pm
Open Day and Public Award Ceremony: Friday 18th December 2009, 5pm-8.30pm
Award Ceremony (18 Dec.) starts 6.30pm
Exhibition closes : 30th January 2010
Re : Prizes/Awards

There will be ideally 5 prize winners selected (prizes of symbolic awards, counting more as Christmas presents)

The awards:

1. Jury’s prize – ‘Best artist’
2. Curator’s prize – Best miniature abstract painting
3. Public’s choice / prize – ‘Best miniature artwork’
4. Senior prize – (for the eldest participant)
5. Junior prize – ( for the youngest participant)

All prizes except the ‘Public’s choice’ award will be announced on the opening day. ‘Public’s choice’ award will be announced a week later. Please, (members of the public) join us to the opening event to vote for the exhibiting artists. (You can name 1 -3 works or artists.)

Re : Submissions:

Submissions are welcome from all North West based artists, all adults who practice some arts, as well as from children. All 2D medium and styles are welcome.

We are inviting as many participants as possible, to achieve a number of over 200 artworks to be shown.

If you are interested in participating to this show please, read carefully all submission criteria’ details and updates provided on :
the gallery website : http://www.gallery4allarts.com/, under exhibitions,
call for entries : http://www.gallery4allarts.com/call%204%20entries%202008.htm, before submitting any work.
(email : submissions_43@gallery4allarts.com)
Many thanks for your attention and interest.

Contact and address:
GALLERY4ALLARTS
LLAWRCC / SMLLCA
80 Lark Lane,
The Old Police Station,
Liverpool, L17 8UU,
Merseyside


Website : http://www.gallery4allarts.com/

E-mail : nbartos@gmail.com (as subject please, mention: ‘miniature show’)

Telephone : 07756912911

Republish by : Norbertus Citra Irawan,SP (SOLO-YOGYA-JAKARTA-BALI-PAPUA)

17:04 | 0 comments | Read More

Tuesday, September 30, 2008

Puppet Contest 2008 : A Space Odyssey - Deadline : November 1, 2008



Project Puppet’s third annual puppet contest has landed! This year’s contest is entitled - Puppet Contest 2008 : A Space Odyssey.

Here’s a few details about the contest :
All entries must be received by November 1, 2008.
The Grand Prize Winner will receive a $200.00 USD cash prize from Project Puppet.
The First Runner-Up will receive a $100.00 USD credit with Project Puppet.
An awesome international panel of judges - Terry Angus, Jarrod Boutcher, Ed Christie, Phil Fletcher, and James Wojtal - to narrow down the entries to the Top Ten Finalists.
And, of course, the contest wraps up with a public vote!

There is a brand new venue for the contest - PuppetContest.com! You can find out more about the contest there or visit Project Puppet to choose the Simple Series pattern right for your character.

SOURCE : http://puppetbuzz.com/

Republish by : CITRA
12:51 | 0 comments | Read More

Monday, September 29, 2008

$5,000 - Grammy Awards Competition 2009 - January 2, 2009

Co-Sponsored by the
ABA Forum on the Entertainment and Sports Industries

The ELI Essay Competition invites law students focusing on the entertainment practice to write a 3,000-word paper on a compelling legal topic facing the music industry today. The contest culminates with the winning student authors presenting their essays at the prestigious ELI luncheon on February 6, 2009.

Awards :
First Place Winner Recieves $5000
Four Simifinalists Recieve $1,500

All Winners recieve :
One GRAMMY Awards Show Ticket
Round Trip Airfare to the GRAMMY Awards in Los Angeles
Hotel Accomodations
Ticket to The MusiCares Person of the Year Tribute Dinner

Submissions must be postmarked by Jan 5th, 2009
Winners will be announced on January 30, 2009

For complete contest rules, send an e-mail to eli@grammy.com

The GRAMMY Foundation's Entertainment Law Initiative (ELI) was conceived as a means to recognize and further develop the bond between the legal profession and the recording community with the goal of resolving issues confronting the music industry. One of the premier educational initiatives of ELI is the national legal writing contest and scholarship program, which is co-sponsored by the American Bar Association. Law students from across the country are invited to research, analyze and submit essays regarding important issues facing the industry.

CONTEST RULES :

1. This contest is open to juris doctorate candidates currently enrolled at an ABA accredited law school. LLM candidates are not eligible.
2. Entrants must be a currently enrolled student as of January 1, 2009.
3. Co-authorship of a manuscript is not permitted in the contest.
4. Each author may submit only one entry.
5. Previous winners and/or finalists are ineligible.
6. Authors must research and identify a compelling legal issue confronting the music industry, and propose a solution.
7. Completed manuscripts and accompanying documents (to be defined below) must be submitted online at https://elisubmissions.box.net/ on or before January 2, 2009. Late manuscripts will not be considered. Hardcopy submissions will not be accepted.
8. Manuscripts shall be no longer than 3,000 words not including endnotes/footnotes. Entrants must use The Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation, for citation style. Current contact information including address, phone number and email address should accompany the manuscript.
9. Entrants' names shall not appear on the manuscript, but shall appear on a separate title page to be removed when a number is assigned to the entry. The title page should also contain a one or two sentence synopsis of the article.
10. Manuscripts will be judged on :
(1) clarity of expression (organization, clarity of presentation, spelling, grammar), (2) originality of thought (uniqueness of topic), (3) depth of analysis, (4) relevance to industry, and (5) essay requirements (whether the essay
conforms to the contest rules).
11. Each manuscript submitted shall be accompanied by a letter from the author in which he or she certifies that the article submitted has not had prior publication, that it is original work prepared by the author alone for this contest, and that the author transfers ownership to the GRAMMY Foundation. If the submitted article is not selected as a finalist, The GRAMMY Foundation automatically transfers ownership back
to the author, and he/she is able to pursue other publication.
12. Winners will be announced on or before January 30, 2009.
13. Awards will be distributed as follows: $5,000 for first place and $1,500 for each of four runners-up. All five finalists receive one GRAMMY Awards ticket, hotel accommodations, round trip airfare, one ticket to the Entertainment Law Initiative Luncheon, one ticket to MusiCares(r) Person of the Year dinner, and an invitation to the GRAMMY Nominee Reception.

SUBMISSION CHECKLIST
* Completed Manuscript
* Complete contact info including phone, email, and mailing address
* Transfer of ownership letter
* All of these documents must be submitted to
http://www.box.net/elisubmissions on or before January 2, 2009

The GRAMMY Foundation and ELI would like to thank box.net for their valued support of this year's legal writing contest.

Additional Information

For additional information, please contact Loren Fishbein at the GRAMMY
Foundation;
310-392-3777 ext. 8691 or by e-mail at loren.fishbein@grammy.com

Republish by : CITRA

Site Sponsored :

Produce Money From Internet

10:55 | 0 comments | Read More

Friday, September 26, 2008

Videodansa, Barcelona Prize - Deadline : October 31st, 2008

Videodansa, Barcelona Prize
Deadline : October 31st, 2008

We are pleased to invite submissions for the Videodansa, Barcelona Prize, the international competition held as part of IDN – Image, Dance and New Media.

The competition accepts audiovisual works where dance, choreographic language, body and movements are the main subjects. We are specially interested in works that investigate in the audiovisual language the research of new narratives and the choreographic creation thought to be seen at the screen.

All selected works will be screened as part of the dance film program within the IDN festival, which will be held from the 8th to the 11th of January at the Mercat de les Flors and CaixaForum, Barcelona.

An international jury will award a prize of 4,000 euros to the best international dance film, and will propose a list of maximum 12 works that will form part of different remunerated diffusion programs.
The deadline for submissions is October 31st, 2008.


You will find all the information at our new website : http://www.nu2s.org/

Republish by : CITRA

Site Sponsored :
21:27 | 0 comments | Read More

Saturday, August 23, 2008

Competition calls for young composers to showcase talent

The AIYF Compose! competition is calling for musically gifted youngsters to submit scores for the contest ahead of the deadline for submissions on 1 September 2008. String quartet compositions of between five to ten minutes duration are invited for the competition, which will see the winning entrant's work performed as part of the Aberdeen International Youth Festival 2009.

(Media-Newswire.com) - The AIYF Compose! competition is calling for musically gifted youngsters to submit scores for the contest ahead of the deadline for submissions on 1 September 2008.

String quartet compositions of between five to ten minutes duration are invited for the competition, which will see the winning entrant's work performed as part of the Aberdeen International Youth Festival 2009.

This is the first time the competition has been made open to youngsters aged between 13 and 21 years old from throughout Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire.

Five finalists will be shortlisted for the competition and given the opportunity to participate in a one day workshop under the guidance of leading international composer Judith Wear.

The workshop will culminate in a performance of the shortlisted pieces by one of Scotland's leading string quartets, The Alba Quartet, during the Aberdeen Music Prize Weekend in October. An eventual winner will be chosen following the workshop, whose composition will be performed as part of the next year's Aberdeen International Youth Festival 2009.

AIYF Compose! is hosted by The University of Aberdeen Music Prize and Aberdeen International Youth Festival with funding support from Aberdeen City Council.

Closing date for submissions to the competition is 5pm on Monday 1 September 2008.

For further information about the competition and application details visit www.abdn.ac.uk/aberdeenmusicprize, email : musicprize@abdn.ac.uk or call 01224 273874.

ENDS

Notes to Editors:

Issued by the Communications Team, Office of External Affairs, University of Aberdeen, King's College, Aberdeen. Tel: ( 01224 ) 272014.

Issued on: Thursday 21st of August 2008

Ref : 222compose
Contact : Kelly Cromar

Site Sponsored :

23:15 | 0 comments | Read More

Friday, August 22, 2008

Wellington Sonnet Competition

NZ Post are running a Wellington Sonnet competition to support the Wellington Writers Walk.

Here are the details :

Wellington Writers Walk

We are pleased to be supporting the Wellington Writers Walk with a Sonnet writing competition to raise profile or the Writers Walk on Wellington's waterfront.

The Wellington Sonnet Competition 2008 is organised and administered by the small group of volunteers that oversees the ongoing development of the Wellington Writers Walk along Wellington's waterfront.

The Walk is an iconic installation and the volunteer effort required for its continuance is deserving of our support.

For terms and conditions of entry and an application form, click here.

Entries close on 22 September 2008.

Site Sponsored :

20:51 | 0 comments | Read More

Thursday, August 21, 2008

The Eleventh International Art and Artificial Life Competition VIDA 11.0 Now Accepting Entries

The Eleventh International Art and Artificial Life Competition VIDA 11.0
Accepting Entries until 6 October 2008. Last year they opened up their scope a bit and awarded the second prize to Symbiotica so i thought some organism readers might want to give it a try.

One of Telefónica Foundation’s main objectives is to promote the relationship between art and the new technologies. As a part of this goal, Telefónica Foundation is announcing the eleventh edition of the international VIDA competition to recognize artistic excellence in the field of artificial life and related disciplines.

The competition is open to art projects that explore the interaction between “synthetic” life and “organic” life as a reflection of the field of artificial life. 572 artists from 32 countries have participated in the ten previous editions and prizes have been awarded to more than 100 projects which included robots, electronic avatars, chaotic algorithms, cellular automats, computer viruses and virtual ecologies.

VIDA 11.0 will award a total of 80,000 euros to winning projects in two categories: one open to already-finished projects and another as an incentive for production in Ibero-America, Spain and Portugal. The winning works of art will be exhibited, as usual, at the Telefónica Foundation stand at ARCO.

The works of art submitted will be reviewed by an international panel made up by Mónica Bello Bugallo (Spain); Daniel Canogar (Spain); José Carlos Mariátegui (Peru); Sally Jane Norman (France-New Zealand); Simón Penny (United States-Australia) and Nell Tenhaaf (Canada). Terms and conditions of the competition, which is open to participants from all over the world, are available in Spanish, English, German, Portuguese, Korean and Chinese.

Entry Period : 15 June to 6 October 2008

Site Sponsored :

18:08 | 0 comments | Read More
Copyright 2011 COMPETITION CONTEST AWARD FESTIVAL GAMES 2011 | Use For Forum Lowongan Kerja 2011 | Sponsored by INDOJOB.CO.BE
Enter Your Email To Recieve Update Contest in Your MailBox :