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Portia Simms

CAGOnline Announces a Call for Artists to
Participate in the ALL Animal Art Competition.  
Deadline to enter 10/09/2022
Apply: https://tinyurl.com/2022-animals


Call for Online Art Competition, ALL Animal

The International Competition for Intermedia Work of Art is organised by the Department of Intermedia at the Jan Matejko Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow. The International Competition for Intermedia Work of Art is organised for the second time. The competition is addressed to intermedia artists. The aim of the competition is to select works that open a discussion about the criteria for comparing and evaluating intermedia artworks, the forms of presentation of such works and the role of artistic creation in communication. The premise of the project is to compare works intended for identical or similar presentation formulas. In the 2022 edition, the competition will be held in two, separately evaluated categories: CAVE – multi-channel audio-visual projection and VR – virtual reality work. Works can be submitted to one or both categories of the competition.

The competition places no age restrictions on the authors of the works, no restrictions on the dates of creation, the performance of the works or their previous presentation or publication. In addition to meeting the presentation and judging requirements, proof of authorship of the work is required. The author must certify full ownership of the work. As well as to indicate in the competition entry their agreement to submit the work to the competition procedure and exhibition conditions. The organisers guarantee a public and online presentation of all eligible works, the evaluation and selection by the Jury, and the awarding of the prizes provided for in the competition rules. The organisers have appointed a three-member Jury consisting of artists and media art theorists, including a representative of the organisers.

International Competition for Intermedia Art

he GCCA Concrete in Life photography competition is now open! Enter for free now for a chance to win up to $10,000!

As one of the most widely used man-made products on the planet, concrete is all around us: in our houses and offices; our roads and pavements; in the bridges that connect us; the wind farms that provide us with energy; and the sea barriers that protect us. As the sustainable building material of choice, it provides safe, durable and resilient structures as well as providing the basis for renewable energy infrastructure.

We want to inspire you to celebrate the vital role that concrete plays in our world – its beauty, versatility, strength, durability, and sustainability.

The Concrete in Life photography competition is easy to enter, and open to amateur and professional photographers around the world.

Concrete in Life 2022

This competition, established by The American Institute of Steel Construction in 2018, recognizes visionary emerging architects for designs that embrace steel as a primary structural component and capitalize on steel’s ability to increase a project’s speed.

In short: We’re looking for your version of the future. What will people build with, live in, work in, or play in?

The Forge Prize is a unique opportunity to experiment with a conceptual design without limit to scope or complexity--the sky really is the limit here, and the industry is paying attention.

Three finalists will each win $5,000 and work with a steel fabricator before presenting their ideas to the judges--streamed live on YouTube. The winner will receive the $10,000 grand prize and an invitation to present before an audience of the industry's best minds at the Architecture in Steel conference, April 12-14, 2023 in Charlotte, N.C.!

The winner will receive the $10,000 grand prize

The 2023 Forge Prize

Massimo Toffolo

YICCA is an international call for artists, open to professionals and not only from any country in the world. All kinds of contemporary artworks are allowed in the art contest: drawings, paintings, sculptures, photographs, graphics, mix media, video, installations and performances. The competition's aim is to promote the enrolled artist, giving them chance to join the international market of contemporary art. Internationality and networking make this art call a huge chance for the artists, which can win a cash prize and have the opportunity to exhibit the submitted works in an art gallery in Rome. Jury's final decision will lead to a selection of 18 artists that will participate in the final exhibition.

YICCA 22/23 - Contest of Contemporary Art

The Adolf Busch Award recognizes 501c3 organizations that employ music as their vehicle for social good. $10,000 is awarded to the winner, with lesser amounts honoring one or two others. Location of the applicant is not important so long as there is a registered 501c3 associated with it. 

Deadline for applications is 9/30. 



Adolf Busch Award

The theme for the VR ART PRIZE 2023 is ‘Virtual Utopias’

The rapid advancement of digitalisation is expanding the way we explore art by creating new virtual spaces in which artistic works can be experienced digitally, alongside analogue ones. With virtual reality technology, artists can imagine alternative utopian scenarios in a virtual space. Different societal realities are reflected and made tangible. This opens up new realms of possibility, offering moments of escape from everyday worries and constraints.

Crises such as climate breakdown, pandemics and wars instil fear, but artistic ideas can offer a way into the future. They carry the potential for change, and draw speculative alternatives to the "here and now". How can our world be made more sustainable, socially just, and peaceful? How can technology help to create a better society? And how does the way we experience art, communicate, and coexist change as we increasingly move within the digital space?

Through the increased use of VR technologies and our departure into the metaverse – the digital extension of our physical reality –, virtual worlds become part of our present. How will the imagined utopias of virtual reality interconnect with physical actuality?

The VR ART PRIZE 2023 is aimed at artists who use virtual reality and spatial installations to create visions for social change. 

VR ART PRIZE 2023: ‘Virtual Utopias’

Manga, anime, videogames, advertising graphics, product design... No one can deny the powerful force of the Japanese creative content that swept the world when it was synonymous with being cool. However, it has sadly become a remnant of the past.

If we remain ignorant the Japanese creative industry will remain left behind, just like the “Galapagos Syndrome” where specialized 3G phones dominated the Japanese market, despite failure overseas.

In recognition of this, WIRED launched the “CREATIVE HACK AWARD” in 2013, to provide an opportunity for the next generation “human resources,” who are to lead the future of the Japanese creative industry to the next step.

Creative Hack Award 2022

We believe that artists and the arts are the keys to vibrant, thriving communities. We see the arts as a tool for transformation: a way to enhance the beauty of the world around us, opening the minds of people and expanding society as a whole. Our vision is to eliminate the idea of the ‘starving artist’. In order achieve this, we build financial pillars of support beneath artists in two ways - through our scholarship & fellowship programs. Through these programs we are able to directly impact the lives of individual artists; creating a ripple effect that helps build community and will help reshape the way people view artists and the arts.

The MAC Scholarship Program

Our annual scholarship competition is a talent based competition. Our aim is to find young artists who exhibit the most artistic potential and talent and those that have the greatest potential for making change in the world through their profession and community contributions. While need and merit will be considered, 70% of our selection process is based on artistic ability.

Awards up to $25,000 per year (after all other scholarships/grants)
Renewable
Visual Arts Majors
First year, transfer, graduates, returning, foreign and domestic students eligible
Review Process

The application will be scored in the areas of Need (15%), Merit (15%) and Talent (70% - Portfolio and Artistic Essay). A jury panel consisting of 5-7 Alumni and professionals from the visual arts field will conduct a review and score each portfolio submitted through the online platform. Scores are tabulated, and the top scoring applicants will advance to final in-person interview round. The selection committee will meet with finalists in person.

The MAC Fellowship Program

The MAC Fellowship Program is designed to support talented, career-focused, visual artists in Washington State looking to move from emerging/undiscovered to established artists. The primary review criteria: artistic excellence in the Visual Arts. Additionally, we’ll be looking to learn how the award will impact the artistic career of the artist, what extraordinary things they are doing currently, and what they plan to do in the future. This program is NOT a project grant program. Applications are reviewed by a panel of experts – peers and industry professionals – in a multi-round review process. The selection of awards is primarily focused on the strength of the portfolio submitted.



Awards up to $25,000 per year (after all other scholarships/grants)

MAC Scholarship & Fellowship Program

We are glad you are reading this! It means that you might want to submit for ArtFields 2023 and win part of over $100,000 in cash prizes. If selected, you and your artwork will be in one of the Southeast’s largest and most prestigious art events from April 19 – 29, 2023 in Lake City, S.C. Your work will be among hundreds exhibited throughout our downtown in galleries, warehouses, restaurants, shops, and other venues. Thousands of people will see it, including art curators, collectors, critics, and news media. Please look at the rules and prize information before you submit.

ArtFields began in 2013 with a mission of elevating the profile of Southern artists. The event was designed to incorporate the whole town into the celebration. If you’re selected to participate, your art might be hung anywhere from a barbershop to a clothing boutique. This allows art to be infinitely more accessible to everyone. Please be assured that our team works tirelessly to ensure that each artwork is displayed at its best. Submitting to ArtFields is submitting to an exhibition and competition that is strongly committed to celebrating Southern art and the stories our artists have to tell.

SUBMISSIONS TIMELINE
Call For Entries – September 1 – November 1, 2022
Selected Artists Notified – December 16, 2022
ArtFields 2023 – April 19 – 29, 2023


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