Sonntag, 20. April 2014

Artraker Annual Award 2014: Call for Submissions

The Artraker Annual Award is for contemporary artists / organisations that make a direct positive change in countries that have experienced social upheaval and violent conflict. Artraker is interested in the significance of the artists’ contribution to change and the co-creation of experiences of freedom in the midst of conflict.
Artraker will offer three Award Funds of £2,500 (per Award) for completed work or work that can be further developed. The award winners and 9 shortlisted artists/organisations will be invited to join the Artraker network (“the Artrakers”). The Artrakers’ works will be shown at exhibitions in London and Paris. The award winners will be announced in the run up to International Peace Day, 21 September 2014.
Submissions will be considered in relation to three award categories.
1. The Artraker Award
Submissions that display a range of qualities; originality, impact, exceptionality and engagement, within their explored conflict subject area.
2. Artraker Award for Social Impact
Submissions that create change in a conflict- or violence-affected area; that engender hope, change and peace, healing, remembrance, or diffuse situations of violence; or submissions from artists/organisations from war-affected countries, whose work, over time generate deep and long-lasting positive change.
3. Artraker Award for Innovation
Submissions that reveal a different understanding or perspective on conflict, violence, and peace; submissions that use experimental methodologies (such as subversion, satire or intervention) to affect perceptions or understanding. The winner of the Innovation category will have his/her/their work included in the a/political collection.
Entries are judged by an international panel of experts from disciplines of arts, conflict, culture, politics and peace. They look for experimentation and engagement, audacity, change and capacity to inspire.
 
Deadline: 15 May 2014
An administration fee of £10.00 will be charged for submissions from OECD countries. Submissions from all other countries are free.

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