Renata Kudlacek 

The BBA Photography Prize awards international photographers irrespective of their background with several Prizes incl. a solo show, cash prizes & more. The competition includes two exhibitions - one at Berlin Photo Week in September and one at Kühlhaus Berlin in October. A jury of experts ensures an unbiased evaluation and high quality standard. Photographers can enter between 1-15 images. BBA gallery will feature the best applications through their social media profiles and website. 

Early Bird Deadline 06.06.2022 
Final DEADLINE: 02.08.2022  BBA Photography Prize 2022

 Enter Now!   Submit now via the gallery website 
 www.bba-gallery.com 

Der BBA Photography Prize zeichnet internationale Fotografen unabhängig von ihrem Hintergrund mit mehreren Preisen aus. Es winken eine Einzelausstellung, Geldpreise & mehr. Der Wettbewerb umfasst zwei Ausstellungen - eine bei der Berlin Photo Week im September und eine im Kühlhaus Berlin im Oktober. Eine Expertenjury sorgt für eine unvoreingenommene Bewertung und einen hohen Qualitätsstandard. Fotografen können zwischen 1-15 Bilder einreichen. Die BBA-Galerie featured die besten Bewerbungen über ihre Social-Media-Profile und ihre Website. 

Early Bird Deadline 06.06.2022
Final Deadline: 02.08.2022 BBA Photography Prize 2022 

 Bewirb dich jetzt unter www.bba-gallery.com  

Shipping for the final Shortlisted Photographers Exhibition 

BBA Photography Prize 2022

Chris

We are now accepting submissions for our physical exhibition ‘HUMANISM II’.
The show is taking place in the very important Maria Tsakos Foundation of the Tsakos maritime family in the Greek island of Chios!

Artists from all countries are welcome to submit their works for consideration. You are welcome to submit works in any medium. (painting, photography, printmaking, video art, installation, films, sculpting, mixed media, poems, illustration, etc). The theme of the exhibition is OPEN.

HUMANISM II

Ian Parry was a photojournalist who died while on assignment for The Sunday Times during the Romanian revolution in 1989. He was just 24 years of age. Aidan Sullivan, then picture editor, and Ian’s friends and family created the Ian Parry Scholarship in order to build something positive from such a tragic death. Each year we hold an international photographic competition for young photographers who are either attending a full-time photographic course or are under 24.

The Ian Parry Scholarship is divided into two categories: The Tom Stoddart Award for Excellence and The Canon Award for Potential.

The entry criteria for both is the same and the judges will make their decisions based on the individual merits of the entries. Entrants must submit a portfolio and a clear proposal of a project they would undertake if they won the scholarship.

The Ian Parry Scholarship 2022

VO Curations

V.O Residencies provide emerging and lesser represented artists with the time and space to research and develop new work. The 2022 V.O Residency Programme will host six artists across three sessions, inviting practitioners to experiment and create new work in an open and supportive environment. Residents are provided with free studio space, critical and practical support, the opportunity to present a solo exhibition, and access to useful resources and a broad network of individuals and organisations. V.O aims to bring together diverse voices and encourages applicants from all backgrounds. The V.O Residency Programme is focused on promoting artistic exchange, socially-focused discourse and knowledge production.

V.O Residencies are open to artists in their first five years of professional practice and with less than three solo exhibitions. During the residency, artists will be provided with studio space at V.O Studios Mayfair. They will have the opportunity to engage in critical and ongoing dialogue about their practice and work with the V.O founders, Zina Vielle and Nnamdi Obiekwe, the Programme Curator, Natalia Grabowska, as well as an invited external mentor. During their time in residence, artists are invited to take part in V.O Open Studios, a quarterly event that provides studio practitioners with the opportunity to showcase their work to other artists and interested audiences.

Each resident is invited to present a solo exhibition or project at V.O Gallery, and will have the possibility of producing a publication or print project related to the work they have developed while in residence. Artists are also invited to donate a work to V.O Curations that represents the thinking and work done during their residency.

2022 V.O Residency Programme

Call for exhibitors in Autumn 2022 and 2023.
Solo / duo / group shows.
Site specific work, one-off events and new initiatives encouraged.
Contact Lisa Roberts for more information



Call for exhibitors Autumn 2022-23

Cryptic Glasgow

Down the Wire Live is a six-month collaborative project between B’sarya (Egypt) and Cryptic (UK).  Both organisations will support artists, enabling them to participate in a  collaborative research and development project resulting in a live performance/event in both Glasgow and Alexandria.

We are looking for ambitious musicians, audio-visual, and visual artists from the UK and Egypt to collaborate through residencies in both Glasgow and Alexandria. Residencies will be for four weeks in each city allowing for immersion in local environments, as well as a cross-cultural exchange of experiences, techniques, and artistic approaches. Artists will be required to give public talks/workshops and the outcome of the exchange (performance, installation etc) will be presented in Alexandria and Glasgow in early 2023.

A maximum of 16 artists will be short listed by Cryptic and B’sarya, eight from each country to take part in an artist exchange. UK artists will be invited to Glasgow on Wednesday 6 July 2022 and will be joined by the Egyptian artists digitally. This is an opportunity for all artists to share their working practice, establishing artistic synergies across the group with the goal of choosing an artist from the other country to submit a joint proposal for the final exchange project. 

Following this session and the submission of the joint proposal, two artists, one from each country, will be selected to participate in the final exchange project. 

The organisation will provide accommodation and per diems.

DOWN THE WIRE LIVE

spazioSERRA invites artists and collectives to think of a new site-specific project for the next exhibition season.
The title "un posto impossibile" (“an impossible place”) reflects the characteristics of spazioSERRA, an exhibition space for contemporary art, which is presented as a foreign element in relation to its unusual location, the Milan Lancetti train station.
The selected artists will be asked to re-conceive this place, no longer a container but a host environment of meetings between inside/internal and outside/external, without any medium limit.


Call for Artists "Un posto impossibile"

Now in its 15th edition, the Taipei Design Award is an open call for outstanding international designs and an effort to shape Taipei into a convergence platform for creative designs, thereby to discover creative designs with business potential, and further still, to encourage practices of social design in an advocacy that design as a medium can bring humans a better, more pleasant and convenient life.

There are three categories:

• Industrial Design - design works that can be mass-produced, including general and digital application, transportation tools, equipment and instruments, daily utilities and household goods, IT and home appliances, etc.

• Visual Communication Design - designs of digital graphic creations, identity, posters, packaging and printing.

• Public Space Design - Open space provided for public use, government buildings and private establishments that are partially provided for public use.

Taipei Design Award 2022

Artists are asked to enter artwork that captures the spirit of their subject…the emotions....the movement……the stories. No matter your subject, we are looking for works that are inspired by life…works that conjure narratives…take us to places we have not witnessed… or introduce us to people and places.

The exhibition is open to 2D works that have been created in ink, acrylic, oil, gouache, watercolor, colored pencil, charcoal or pastel (sorry, no photography, 3D sculpture). Artwork in any style is welcome as long as the works adhere to the theme.

For artists, drawings are often an integral part of their creative process…an exploration of the visual world and their response to it. Artists build their body of work through inspiration, models, references, sketches, under paintings and other modes of planning. An artist’s Little Black Book often has a secret stash of intimate expressions, innermost thoughts, and experimental techniques that lay the groundwork for their final work. Little Black Book wants to see the thought processes involved in art making through the evolution of your work. In addition to exhibiting your final work in the gallery, we will be adding images of your original artwork plans and sketches and statements about your work to exhibition binders in the
gallery. We are looking for artists to submit digital images of their sketchbook pages, under paintings, models, or other examples of preliminary plans along with their final pieces of art entries.



Little Black Book - Juired Exhibition

The theme for VISAP’22 is “mingling spaces”. For 10 years the VIS Arts Program, and before this the VIS Arts Show, have represented a mingling space, a space “to bring or mix together or with something else, usually without fundamental loss of identity” [Merriam-Webster]. VISAP is a mingling space where those who actively work at the intersection of visualization, the arts and design and those who appreciate and/or are inspired by the results of these works can meet, discuss, and exchange perspectives. However, across all these years, the meaning of “space” in the context of the conference has constantly changed and evolved and with it the form of mingling. VISAP as a mingling space has seen many different themes, disciplines, methodologies, techniques, formats, people, and locations, with the two most recent VISAPs that took place virtually, maybe representing the most drastic change to the ways in which works were presented and discussed.

VISAP’22 will take place in a hybrid format, and we will therefore experiment with different forms of mingling, attempting to bridge and mix not only disciplines, methodologies and techniques but also the virtual and the physical, the immaterial and the material; people and artifacts online and offline, remote and on-site.

In line with this experiment, we invite submissions that explore, re-interpret, speculate and reflect on the idea of mingling spaces. How have the ways in which we mingle changed in response to technological, social, political, and economic factors (e.g., digitization, the rise of social media, the pandemic, the climate crisis, the renaissance of nationalism and right-wing populism, etc…)? And how has this changed the concept of space? How has our behaviour, our communication, and the ways in which we read and experience each other changed in response to the digital and physical spaces in which we mingle? How does personal data and their representation facilitate, change, distort, feed off and/or inhibit the mingling of people, ideas, and spaces? And how can mingling spaces bridge physical, disciplinary, conceptual and ideological boundaries?

VISAP’22: Mingling Spaces

K Space Contemporary seeks entries for the Third Coast Biennial, a non-thematic, juried exhibition of innovative contemporary art. Open to artists age 18+ living in the USA. Entries must be original works of art completed in the last 2 years and not previously exhibited at K Space. All media accepted. Two-dimensional works must not exceed 60". Three-dimensional works must be manageable by two people. 

Dates: July 15 – Aug. 26, 2022 (in-person and online).

Juror Mark L. Smith has over 25 years of art world experience as a curator, gallery owner, artist, author, founder of two university printmaking programs, and co-founder of Flatbed Press in Austin. His "Hope Series" of mixed media works was recently accepted into the Obama Presidential Library in Chicago.

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