Competition for Artists with Awards of up to NT240,000 from Da Dun Fine Arts Exhibition

OPPORTUNITY DETAILS

Total reward

0 $

Nonprofit organization

Da Dun Fine Arts Exhibition

Deadline

15 Apr 2020

Opportunity funding

Full funding

Eligible Countries

Algeria , Comoros , Egypt , Jordan , Lebanon , Mauritania , Oman , Qatar , Somalia , Syria , United Arab Emirates , Bahrain , Djibouti , Iraq , Kuwait , Libya , Morocco , Palestine , Saudi Arabia , Sudan , Tunisia , Yemen

Eligible Region

All Regions

Da Dun Fine Arts Exhibition Contest is now available for Artists all over the world. This global competition seeks to enhance international cultural exchanges and raise standards for artistic creation. Every year, there are more than 1,500 artists from around the world submitting works in eleven fine arts categories. The exhibition entails planning, collecting submissions, judging, and finishes with an awards ceremony. In the end, a total of about two hundred exceptional works of art are awarded prizes

Eligibility:

All domestic and foreign artists. Participants can apply to multiple categories, but may only submit one item for each category.
The organizer reserves the right to disqualify any applicant from participating in the Da Dun Fine Arts Exhibition for a three-year period if they are found copying, imitating or forging the works of other artists.
Submitted artworks must be original, individual creations completed.
Artworks, as well as works from the same series of artwork, that have received awards (excluding academic awards) or been short-listed at any other art exhibitions, may not be submitted.
All awards (including monetary awards, trophies and award certificates) will be withdrawn if the individual artist is found to have violated the general rules and regulations of this event. Their awards will be canceled and relevant legal actions will be taken.
Organizers reserve the right to utilize the artists’ information and artworks for teaching, researching, exhibiting, photo shooting, publishing, art event promoting, making of the achievements DVD making, and product or website designing. The rights mentioned above will not be restricted by time, geographic location, number, and means of use.
Participating artists are required to agree to these terms.

Prizes:

Da Dun Prize: Five Da Dun Prize winners will be selected from among the first-prize winners. Besides a NT$120,000 first-prize award, each Da Dun Prize winner shall also receive an additional award of NT$120,000 (tax inclusive), a trophy, Da Dun Prize certificate and a permanent-collection certificate.
First Prize Winners of Each Category: NT$120,000 (tax inclusive) and a first-prize award certificate.
Second Prize Winners of Each Category: NT$80,000 (tax inclusive) and a second-prize award certificate.
Third Prize Winners of Each Category: NT$50,000 (tax inclusive) and a third-prize award certificate.
Award of Merit Winners: One to four participants in each category will be presented with this award, with the total number of recipients for this award not exceeding 34. Each recipient will receive NT$15,000 (tax inclusive) and an award of merit certificate.
Short-Listed participants: Several participants from each category will be granted a short-listing certificate.
Each winner will receive a Da Dun Fine Arts Exhibition album containing all winning artworks for the event.
All award-winning artworks besides short-listed works may be invited to take part in an oversea exhibition tour in the following year.

Competition Categories:

Ink Wash Painting.
Calligraphy.
Seal Engraving.
Glue Color Painting.
Oil Painting.
Watercolor Painting.
Printmaking.
Photography.
Sculpture (including three-dimensional mixed media works).
Crafts.
Digital Art.
For more information about the specifications of each category, please click here.

About Da Dun Fine Arts Exhibition:

The Da Dun Fine Arts Exhibition is an internationally recognized annual event and a globally important art exchange platform. Every year, there are more than 1,500 artists from around the world submitting works in eleven fine arts categories. The exhibition entails planning, collecting submissions, judging, and finishes with an awards ceremony. In the end, a total of about two hundred exceptional works of art are awarded prizes.

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