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Appel à candidatures pour la Lumen Prize Exhibition 2013
juin 2012 | Appels à contributions / candidatures | Média | Royaume-Uni
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"The world's first international prize and tour celebrating the very best fine art created digitally".
The Lumen Prize Exhibition is an international award that celebrates the very best fine art created digitally. Our goal is to focus the world's attention on this exciting, emerging genre of fine art that can travel across borders effortlessly and be enjoyed in a wide range of venues - from galleries and museums in the world's biggest cities to outdoor public spaces in urban and rural environments.
The competition aims to reach a growing, global public that is increasingly interested in art created with the latest technology. We intend to promote the most compelling work of well-known artists working with this technology as well as young artists who would otherwise not have access to a global audience.
The Lumen Prize Exhibition has been launched by Treberfydd Foundation Ltd, a not-for-profit company registered in Wales, UK. Any surplus, after costs, will go to Peace Direct, our partner charity, supporting its vital work with local peacebuilders around the world.
The Lumen Jury is seeking fine art of exceptional merit, originality, and artistic talent created in part or in full with the use of an app or software. Artists may choose to create their entries through the use of graphic design, animation, illustration, digital photography and/or non-narrative time-based work.
Entry fees are US for two jpegs with a file size limit of 1MB
or, if an entry contains moving elements, two URL links to time-based work with maximum length of 30 seconds. If selected for the short-list, artists will be invited to send their work at its original size and/or length.
There is no limit to how many times you can enter. All entries will be displayed in the Lumen Online Gallery which will be open for a public vote to determine the Lumen Online Gallery winner in September.
The Lumen Prize Exhibition will be awarding US00 worth of cash prizes in 2012. These prizes include:
US00 - Lumen Prize Winner
US00 - Lumen Prize Runner-up
US0 - Lumen Prize Finalist
US0 - Lumen Online Gallery winner.
Call for entries is now open: Register on the Prize's web site.
The deadline for last entries will be July 31st, 2012.
The Lumen Online Gallery will open in September.
Voting for the Lumen Prize Online Gallery winner will open at the same time.
The Lumen Prize shortlist will be announced in early October, 2012.
Lumen Prize Winners will be announced in the last week of October, 2012.
The Jury will accept collaborative work but only one prize will be awarded if the jury shortlists work of this type. Work done previously is acceptable for entry but work which has been sold or commercialised is not.
Artists who live in certain conflict-affected countries may enter for free. For more details, please email us at [email protected].
If you have more questions, click here to read our Terms & Condtitions, Privacy Policy and FAQs or just email us at [email protected].
D'après un appel diffusé par la Lumen Prize Exhibition (en lien).
The competition aims to reach a growing, global public that is increasingly interested in art created with the latest technology. We intend to promote the most compelling work of well-known artists working with this technology as well as young artists who would otherwise not have access to a global audience.
The Lumen Prize Exhibition has been launched by Treberfydd Foundation Ltd, a not-for-profit company registered in Wales, UK. Any surplus, after costs, will go to Peace Direct, our partner charity, supporting its vital work with local peacebuilders around the world.
The Lumen Jury is seeking fine art of exceptional merit, originality, and artistic talent created in part or in full with the use of an app or software. Artists may choose to create their entries through the use of graphic design, animation, illustration, digital photography and/or non-narrative time-based work.
Entry fees are US for two jpegs with a file size limit of 1MB
or, if an entry contains moving elements, two URL links to time-based work with maximum length of 30 seconds. If selected for the short-list, artists will be invited to send their work at its original size and/or length.
There is no limit to how many times you can enter. All entries will be displayed in the Lumen Online Gallery which will be open for a public vote to determine the Lumen Online Gallery winner in September.
The Lumen Prize Exhibition will be awarding US00 worth of cash prizes in 2012. These prizes include:
US00 - Lumen Prize Winner
US00 - Lumen Prize Runner-up
US0 - Lumen Prize Finalist
US0 - Lumen Online Gallery winner.
Call for entries is now open: Register on the Prize's web site.
The deadline for last entries will be July 31st, 2012.
The Lumen Online Gallery will open in September.
Voting for the Lumen Prize Online Gallery winner will open at the same time.
The Lumen Prize shortlist will be announced in early October, 2012.
Lumen Prize Winners will be announced in the last week of October, 2012.
The Jury will accept collaborative work but only one prize will be awarded if the jury shortlists work of this type. Work done previously is acceptable for entry but work which has been sold or commercialised is not.
Artists who live in certain conflict-affected countries may enter for free. For more details, please email us at [email protected].
If you have more questions, click here to read our Terms & Condtitions, Privacy Policy and FAQs or just email us at [email protected].
D'après un appel diffusé par la Lumen Prize Exhibition (en lien).
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