One Prize Award 2010 – Terreform 1 Annual Award

  • Open Until: 31 April 2010

The One Prize Award is an international competition and it is open to everyone. The teams can have one or more members. The proposals can be for a real or speculative project, for one or more real sites, and located either in the U.S. or applicable to U.S. sites. Further, the proposals need not be generated exclusively for this competition, provided that they address the intent of the competition.

This competition is launched in the context of larger issues concerning the environment, global food production and the imperative to generate a sense of community in our urban and suburban neighborhoods. From Mowing to Growing is not meant to transform each lawn into a garden, but to open us up to the possibilities of self-sustenance, organic growth, and perpetual change.

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Video Competition 2010 – European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights

  • Open Until: 2 April 2010
  • Free

The European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights is organising a video competition on the topic of fundamental rights awareness and/or protection within the EU. What are your fundamental rights? Do you know how to protect your fundamental rights?

Create a short 2 minute video that portrays your experiences of fundamental rights awareness and/or protection within the EU.

The makers of the 3 winning videos will be invited for a screening on the occasion of the 2010 Europe Day in Vienna, Austria, on 9 May 2010.

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Up to 10 000 Bucks Competition – Cinema City Festival

  • Open Until: 5 April 2010
  • Free

Cinema City Festival, that is to be held from 5th to 12th June 2010 in Novi Sad, is officially opening call for entries in “Up to 10 000 bucks” selection. This is a competition selection, and it will present films made with a budget of less than 10,000 dollars, with authors who were bold and creative enough to present their ideas through them with limited funds.

The film that wins will gain money prize of 2,000 dollars.

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Paducah Photo 2010 – Celebrating 35 Years of Photography

  • Open Until: 7 May 2010

Originating in 1975, The Paducah Summer Festival Photo Competition has grown from a fledgling contest to the region’s most prestigious annual photographic event. It is open to all without restrictions on size or content. It provides photographers with an outlet for their art, encouragement for growth in their vision and presentation and cash rewards for works of exceptional merit.

Each year from the hundreds of works submitted, 60 to 80 images are selected for exhibition by a highly qualified juror, with 8 to 10 of them receiving cash awards.

Paducah Photo 2010 is open to all photographers.

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The 25th Alpinale Short Film Festival

  • Open Until: 12 April 2010
  • Free

The 25th Alpinale Film Festival, one of the most traditional summer-festivals in Vorarlberg, is scheduled to take place from 10th – 14th August 2010 in Nenzing, Austria. The organizing committee of the film festival cordially invites film-directors from across Europe to show their latest films in Nenzing.

The Alpinale represents a venue for both professional and amateur filmmakers from home and abroad, who are given the opportunity to conduct multi-cultural and open dialogue with creative people, and to present their work to an interested audience.

All kind of films (feature, documentary, animation and experimental) are eligible.

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UdK Award for Interdisziplinary Art and Science

  • Open Until: 31 May 2010
  • Free

Art and science are moving towards one another, discovering common issues and working methods. The creative, imaginative processes in the arts and sciences are similar, whereas the concrete realisation of their results tends to differ. Repeatedly, this difference is the source of productive tension and areas of friction. In all disciplines of the arts and sciences, further developments over recent decades have been characterised by mutual influences and efforts at differentiation. Today, traditional dividing lines between the spheres can no longer be maintained; they are being newly defined and presented in their permeability.

This competition aims to give the impetus and opportunity to artists (fine art, media, architecture, design, music, theatre, visual communication etc.) and scientists to work between the priorities of the arts or between the arts and science.

Individuals and groups are eligible to participate.

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