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The Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation (EGPAF) invites established and emerging illustrators from around the globe to share their interpretation of “What does an AIDS-free generation mean to you?”

EGPAF is a nonprofit organization dedicated to eliminating pediatric HIV and AIDS. To raise awareness and inspire action, it is holding an illustration competition.

The contest includes categories for emerging and established artists, cash prizes ($4,600+), with winners being showcased at the Umbrella Fair, and an exclusive feedback session with our esteemed judges.

The contest provides a platform for artists to express their vision of an AIDS-free generation, fostering a deeper connection with the cause.

During the Collage & Illustration Residency – Orlando: A Biography, selected artists will embark on a creative exploration of Virginia Woolf’s 1928 groundbreaking work, examining themes of identity, transformation, and the fluidity of time. This virtual residency, part of Kolaj Institute’s ongoing Collage & Illustration project, seeks to bring together a dynamic group of artists who are passionate about merging art, literature, and the human experience. The resulting illustrations will be published alongside Orlando: A Biography, allowing artists to bring a fresh, contemporary perspective to this timeless narrative. A curated selection of artwork will also be exhibited at Kolaj Fest New Orleans 2024.