Art Competition
Order & Chaos International Art Competition
Eligibility
Open to all artists, world-wide, above the age of 18 years old.
All mediums and styles are acceptable.
(2-d and 3-d media, currently not accepting video submissions, work must be documented and submitted in jpg/jpeg form).
Submitted work must relate to the theme “Order & Chaos”. The way in which your work relates to these concepts is open for interpretation. See below for a full explanation of the theme.
The Deadline for submissions is November 15, 2023.
EARLY ENTRY: November 1, 2023
Early entry is recommended; all applications received before November 1, 2023 will be automatically shortlisted as finalists, be exhibited in the online exhibition, and move on to the final round of jurying to be considered for awards. (Early entry submissions that do not pertain to the theme or do not adequately follow the submission guidelines may be excluded from exhibition). Select finalists will receive the opportunity for an interview and solo feature on Art-Collide.com.
Read More: Art Collide
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