The Łaźnia Center for Contemporary Art invites visual artists for Film Competition 2024
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https://www.laznia.pl/projekty/inoutfestival/
June 12, 2024
About Opportunity
The Łaźnia Center for Contemporary Art is organizing the 16th edition of the In Out Festival 2024 and invites international visual and film artists to participate in the film competition. This year's theme, Photography/Moving Images, explores the relationship between photography and moving images for visual creators and photographers. Films created in any artistic medium, particularly short experimental forms, are welcome. An international selection committee will choose 15 experimental films to qualify for the competition finals. The selected works will be showcased during the festival in Gdansk, Poland, where the winners will be announced.
About Organizer
The Łaźnia Center for Contemporary Art, established in 1998 in Gdansk, Poland, is a cultural institution dedicated to promoting contemporary art through various programs and exhibitions. The center supports a wide range of artistic practices, including visual arts, film, new media, and performance art.
The IN OUT Festival, organized since 2005, is a recurring project of the Łaźnia Center for Contemporary Art.
The IN OUT Festival, organized since 2005, is a recurring project of the Łaźnia Center for Contemporary Art.
Details
Eligibility:
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All visual and film artists from across the globe can participate in this competition
Project/event location:
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Gdansk, Poland
Participation fee:
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Participation is free of charge
Award/prize:
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1st prize: PLN 6,000 (€1,300)
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2nd prize: PLN 5,000 (€1,100). Additionally, CSW ŁAZNIA offers a one-month residency at CSW ŁAŹNIA in 2025.
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3rd prize: PLN 4,000 (€1,000)
Application requirements:
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Online application form
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CV/portfolio
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Personal information
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Each participant of the competition can submit up to 3 video works (each work should be submitted in a separate application form)
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Short film description
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Video duration should be 1-20 minutes
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The work should not be older than 3 years
The submission closes:
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30 June, 2024