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Applications are open for CENTER’s once annual 2022 Call for Entries to photographers and lens-based artists worldwide. Apply online today to the Project Grants, Awards, and Review Santa Fe - www.visitcenter.org. 

Early-Bird Discounted Entry Fees through Jan 27. Starting at $25 for CENTER Members and $35 for General & Non-Members.

• DISCOUNT DEADLINE: 01.27.2022
• SUBMISSION DEADLINE: 02.27.2022

• MULTIMEDIA STORYTELLING AWARD: The Excellence in Multimedia Storytelling Award recognizes outstanding storytellers using lens-based media to create narrative-driven projects. The award is open, but not limited to, photography, video, new media, photojournalism, installation, and web-based works. Projects that inspire social action, document crucial issues, and amplify underrepresented voices are encouraged to apply.

SUBMIT: 1-6 files* and a 325-word project statement | *Additional files are $5 each
JUROR: Mary Anne Redding – Curator, Turchin Center for the Visual Arts, Appalachian State University
PACKAGE: Mentorship, Review Santa Fe Admission and Project Presentation, Featured Publication with Lenscratch, Group Winners Exhibition, and more!

If you have additional questions, please visit our General FAQ or contact us at programs@visitcenter.org.

The competition’s aim is to promote the enrolled artists, giving them chance to join the international market of contemporary art.

Internationality and networking make YICCA a huge opportunity for the artists, which can: 

• Win a cash prize:

- Euro 3000,00 money prize to the first selected

- Euro 1000,00 money prize to the second selected 

• Promote their art through a variety of channels:

- exhibit the selected artworks in an exhibition space, determined by competition.

- improve the relationship between finalists and critics, curators, gallery owners, public and private art institutions that will have access to this important exhibition.

- have maximum visibility through the advertising campaign that will follow the competition and all its stages.

DATES AND DEADLINES 

June 25, 2021: Beginning of subscriptions 

November 10, 2021: Subscriptions deadline 

December 3, 2021: Notification of winning artworks 

The jury’s final decision will lead to a selection of 18 artists that will participate in the final exhibition. 

All kinds of artworks are accepted, including video, installations and performances. 

All works will be presented by a picture or a video that must be followed by a description of the work. 

All works must be available for the final exhibition and have to be the artist’s property. 

The contest is open to all artists or groups of artists and professionals from any country. 

There are no special qualifications required for entry. 

YICCA 

International Contest of Contemporary Art 

FINAL EXHIBITION 

8-22 JANUARY 2022 

LUCIANA MATALON FOUNDATION 

Foro Buonaparte, 67 20121 Milan - Italy 

The Foundation 

The Luciana Matalon Foundation was established in the year 2000. Inspired by Luciana Matalon, the foundation was created to provide an international space for innovative ideas and to create an opportunity of artistic visual, emotional and mental enrichment. 

In its headquarters, the foundation hosts historical and contemporary exhibitions of paintings, sculpture and photography. 

It also organizes meetings, conferences and cultural events such as; book fairs, chamber music concerts and theatrical performances. 

In recent years, the Luciana Matalon foundation has built relationships with the East, by welcoming exhibition projects from Japan (Tokyo & Yokohama), Korea and China (Hong Kong) by promoting its exhibitions. 

The museum area also guarantees a space-time continuity of the work of Luciana Matalon (a multifaceted artist, painter, sculptor & jewelry maker). A complete documents’ archive which dates more than 50 years of Activity in America, Europe and Japan is also available. 

The museum itself is a work of artfully designed by the artist, its main characteristic is the flooring which consists of a pictorial intervention that uses resins and optical fibers that welcome the author’s reflections..