2020第13届波兰ArtMoves国际设计奖

2020 13TH ART MOVES BILLBOARD ART COMPETITION

第13届波兰Art Moves国际设计奖

艺术节日和比赛背后的主要理念是将现代艺术作为与公众对话的形式，并鼓励年轻艺术家创作现实的艺术设计作品。广告牌 - 现代消费的象征，反思和深刻洞察自己和周围环境的对象。

大赛主题：

流行病–全球灾难，惩罚或重塑自我和世界的机会？

截止日期：

2020年7月23日

参赛要求：

参赛作品的规格为498厘米x243厘米在一个水平布局，100 Dpi, Cmyk, Tiff。

参赛作品必须以30厘米x14.6厘米(11.8英寸x5.7英寸)的水平布局，72dpi, jpg格式提交参赛作品，并附上已填妥的参赛表格。每个jpg文件都应该用艺术家的姓和名来命名。

如果提交了更多的作品，除了名字和姓氏之外，还要使用数字1到3，例如adam_smith_1、adam_smith_2、adam_smith_3。

每位参赛者最多投稿3件作品。

作品提交：

电子作品连同报名表一起邮寄到邮箱

artmoves@tlen.pl

报名表下载：

http://artmovesfestival.org/

奖项：

国际评委将从所有参赛作品中选出10幅最有趣的作品，并将于2020年9月/ 10月在波兰托伦举行的“艺术运动节”期间在城市空间的广告牌上进行印刷和展示。

最佳作品将获得5000克朗(约1162欧元，1297美元)的大奖。

PS：得奖者须就得奖金额缴付整笔税款。

大赛官网：

http://artmovesfestival.org/

Check up for this year’s topic!Epidemics – a global catastrophe, a punishment, or a chance to reinvent yourself and the world?

There is no entry fee. The Competition is open and all artists interested in billboard art are invited to take part. The works should be submitted by the 23 July 2020, 0:00 CET via electronic mail to the address:artmoves(at)tlen.pl

10 most interesting works will be displayed on billboards in the city space during the Art Moves Festival in September / October 2020 in Torun, Poland. The author of the most interesting work will receive the Main Award in the amount of PLN 5.000 (about EUR 1 127, USD 1 278).

Artists are invited to prepare an artwork in response to this year’s competition theme Epidemics – a global catastrophe, a punishment, or a chance to reinvent yourself and the world?

This competition slogan can be treated as a metaphor of all the processes taking place in the world today. The past few months have changed the entire world – societies and countries, families and individual people. The standard rules of reality have been suspended, and we have been hiding in our homes, isolated from others and transfixed with horror. Individuals and whole societies have been overwhelmed by fear, anxiety and trauma. These tough moments and experiences have left an imprint on us, but have they changed us for the better? Is it a permanent or just a temporary change, and will the world be what it used to be? Should we quickly forget about what happened – our experiences and emotions; or maybe on the contrary, should we remember it well, think about it and draw constructive conclusions? Is it a punishment or maybe a chance to reinvent ourselves and the world in a joint global effort? How to use these difficult experiences to build a better world? What can these tough events we have all experienced in different places around the world teach us? Which of these experiences can strengthen us and the culture we live in to better cope with similar challenges in the future?

For more information see the Competition Rules.