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SUMMARY:Open Call: Light & Shadow 2025 Art Competition
DESCRIPTION:Explore the power of contrast in Fusion Art’s international competition “Light & Shadow 2025”\nFusion Art invites artists worldwide to submit their work for the Light & Shadow 2025 Art Competition. This is the 33rd Quarterly Art Competition\, open to both 2D and 3D artists exploring the dynamic interplay of light and shadow through color\, form\, and composition. The deadline has been extended to January 5\, 2026. \nAbout the theme\nInspired by Paul Cézanne’s reflection — “Shadow is a color as light is\, but less brilliant” — the competition celebrates artworks that use illumination and contrast to create mood\, drama\, or meaning. From realism to abstraction\, artists are encouraged to interpret light and shadow across any subject matter or medium. \nEligibility & media\n\nDeadline: January 5\, 2026 (extended)\nEntry fee: $25 for 1–2 images; $40 for up to 5 images\nEligibility: Open worldwide\nAccepted media: Painting\, drawing\, printmaking\, photography\, digital art\, sculpture\, installation\, mixed media\nCategories: Traditional • Photography & Digital • 3-Dimensional\n\nAwards & recognition\n\nBest in Show (each category): Cash prize or complimentary one-year membership to Fusion Artist’s Members Gallery\n2nd–5th Place Awards plus possible Honorable Mentions and Artistic Excellence Awards\nAll winners receive digital certificates\, press releases\, and promotional features linking directly to their websites\n\nWinning artists will be featured in an online international exhibition hosted on the Fusion Art website for five years\, under the Archived Exhibitions section\, offering long-term visibility to curators\, collectors\, and art professionals. \nHow to submit\nSubmissions are processed via the Submittable platform\, a secure and internationally recognized system used by over 9\,000 art organizations. Artists can pay the entry fee directly through Submittable using credit card or PayPal. \nMultiple entries are allowed\, and artists are encouraged to submit the maximum number of works permitted for each fee tier. All entries are subject to jury selection. \nExhibition timeline\n\nCall for Artists Announced: September 24\, 2025\nDeadline for Entries: December 5\, 2025 (Extended to January 5\, 2026)\nExhibition Opens: December 15\, 2025\nExhibition Closes & Archived: March 14\, 2026\n\nAbout Fusion Art\nFusion Art is an online gallery dedicated to promoting international artists through quarterly competitions and curated exhibitions. Its mission is to provide exposure opportunities that connect artists with collectors\, galleries\, and art lovers worldwide. Through its online exhibitions and Members Gallery\, Fusion Art highlights both representational and abstract work across diverse mediums. \nSubmission deadline: January 5\, 2026 \n  \nDiscover more international open calls here.
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SUMMARY:Open Call: Chaos and Harmony 2026 - Exhibizone
DESCRIPTION:Chaos and Harmony – 2026: international open call for visual artists \nApplication deadline: January 13\, 2026 \nExhibizone presents Chaos and Harmony – 2026\, a smart international group exhibition exploring the dual forces that shape art and life. \nArtists worldwide are invited to submit 1–6 works across all styles and media—painting\, drawing\, illustration\, graphics\, printmaking\, calligraphy\, photography\, sculpture\, installation\, crafts\, mixed media\, digital arts. \nWhy participate\n\nShowcased in a smart online international exhibition visited by thousands of art lovers\, experts\, and collectors.\nFeatured on Artsy.net\, plus inclusion in an official exhibition catalog and extended promotion.\nSocial media exposure\, potential editorial reviews/interviews\, and audience feedback.\nZero commission by Biafarin; Exhibizone commission: 9% on sales.\n\nKey dates\n\nSubmission deadline: January 13\, 2026\nEvent duration: February 5\, 2026 (18:00) – April 5\, 2026 (22:00)\n\nEligibility & artwork specs\nOpen worldwide to visual artists in any medium. All styles (abstract/representational) are welcome. No size or creation-year limit (works from the last 5 years preferred). Submit up to 6 works; up to 2–3 may be selected per artist. Works containing porn\, violence\, or hate content are not admissible. \nImage requirements: JPG\, RGB\, 300 DPI\, ≥1000 px on the shortest side\, max 5 MB; artwork only (no frames/backgrounds). Availability: for sale or not-for-sale allowed. \nFees & guarantee\nFree to submit. If selected\, a one-time selection fee of USD 35 applies. Fees are covered by a 100% money-back guarantee (via Biafarin). \nThemes & topics (examples\, not limits)\nNature and environment; cosmic forces; human mind and emotion; conflict and resolution; urban/industrial rhythms; symbolism and mythology; social tension and collective healing; spiritual/philosophical balance; experimental and mixed media; abstract/conceptual explorations of order emerging from disorder. \nHow to apply\n\nPrepare artwork photos per specs (artwork only).\nComplete the online submission via the official Exhibizone website (Biafarin portal).\nIf selected\, pay the selection fee (USD 35). Money-back guarantee applies.\n\nTerms (summary)\nArtists confirm originality and rights to present/publish works. Selected materials may be used for promotional purposes by Exhibizone/Biafarin; artists retain copyrights. Shipping for sold originals is coordinated between buyer and artist; for Gold/Platinum packages\, shipping may be covered by Biafarin if approved. \n  \nMore international open calls here.
URL:https://lemonartmag.com/event/chaos-and-harmony-2026-open-call/
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SUMMARY:2026 Photography Competition: In the Garden
DESCRIPTION:A global open call invites photographers to explore flora in cultivated and wild settings for the 2026 Photography Competition — a celebration of light\, color and form in the garden.\nApplication deadline: January 18th\, 2026 \nUnder the theme In the Garden and sponsored by Classic Cottages\, the 2026 Photography Competition focuses exclusively on flora — flowers\, plants\, trees and vegetation — encouraging entrants to interpret gardens as spaces of design\, ecology and seasonal change. The competition welcomes worldwide participation across three age categories\, with an awards ceremony scheduled for Saturday 21 February 2026 at 2pm in the Town Centre (venue to be confirmed). \nWhat the competition is about\nThis edition centers on the expressive potential of botanical subjects. From formal borders to wild meadows\, the brief asks photographers to work with lines\, textures\, patterns\, shadows and light. Images of animals will not be accepted\, keeping the focus on flora as the primary subject. AI-generated imagery is not allowed. \nCategories and prizes\n\n18 & Over — Prize: £300 (entry fee £4 per photo; up to 5 photos).\n12 to 17 — Prize: £100 (free; up to 3 photos).\n11 & Under — Prize: £50 (free; up to 3 photos).\n\nPrizegiving: Saturday 21 February 2026\, 2pm\, Town Centre (venue TBC). \nJudge: Jason Ingram\nWe’re delighted to welcome back award-winning photographer Jason Ingram as judge for 2026. Known for sensitive use of light and composition\, his garden photography spans projects with Piet Oudolf and Dan Pearson\, as well as publications capturing seasonal change across landmark gardens. For this theme\, the judge highlights attention to light\, harmonious or contrasting color\, and the graphic power of details such as sepals\, stamens\, leaf veins and bark textures. \nEligibility and key rules\n\nOpen worldwide; entries relevant to the theme accepted in good faith.\nSubmit your own original work; images must not be previously published or entered elsewhere.\nNo AI in any part of image creation; no animals as subjects.\nImages shot during 2025/26; any still camera\, phone or tablet is allowed.\nJPEG format only; shortlisted entries may be asked for higher resolution/original files.\nCopyright remains with the photographer; organisers may reproduce images to publicise the competition and the Festival.\nNo single work or entrant can win more than one prize; judges’ decision is final.\n\nHow to enter\nRegistration\, entry and payments (where applicable) are processed via the official platform: Skor.ie. Name files with a unique title and your initials (e.g.\, “Morning Splendour – AS”). Ensure you review the full rules before submitting. \nWhy it matters\nBy focusing on botanical subjects\, the competition invites photographers to consider how light animates living forms and how gardens — cultivated or spontaneous — reveal patterns of care\, climate and time. It’s an opportunity to refine technique\, celebrate biodiversity and contribute images that expand our shared visual archive of plants and green spaces. \n  \nFor more international photography and visual arts open calls\, explore our Open Calls section.
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SUMMARY:MonoVisions Photography Awards 2026
DESCRIPTION:The MonoVisions Photography Awards 2026 invites photographers from all over the world — both professionals and amateurs — to submit their best black and white images.\nApplication Deadline: January 18th\, 2026 \nThe contest aims to discover outstanding monochrome talent and reward creativity across multiple genres. \nAbout the competition\nEach year\, the MonoVisions Awards celebrates the beauty and artistry of black and white photography. Participants can compete in two main categories — Black and White Photo of the Year 2026 and Black and White Series of the Year 2026 — for a total of $5\,000 USD in cash prizes. \nCategories\nEntrants can submit their work in 12 categories: Abstract\, Architecture\, Conceptual\, Fine Art\, Landscapes\, Nature and Wildlife\, Nude\, People\, Photojournalism\, Portrait\, Street Photography\, and Travel. \nYou may submit a single photo or a series of up to eight images that share the same concept and vision. Toned images (sepia\, selenium\, gold\, etc.) and post-processing adjustments are accepted. \nDeadlines and fees\n\nEarly Deadline: January 18th\, 2026 — Series: $25 | Single: $20\nFinal Deadline: May 17th\, 2026 — Series: $30 | Single: $25\nWinners Announcement: July 26th\, 2026\n\nAll category winners and honorable mentions will receive downloadable badges and certificates of achievement. \nHow to enter\nParticipants can upload their photos in JPG format (1200px on the longest side). Payments are accepted via PayPal or credit/debit card (Stripe). You can get all the information & details here. \nPrizes\n\n$3\,000 — Black and White Series of the Year\n$2\,000 — Black and White Photo of the Year\n\n  \nFor more international photography and visual arts open calls\, explore our Open Calls section.
URL:https://lemonartmag.com/event/monovisions-photography-awards-2026-celebrating-the-best-in-black-and-white-photography/
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SUMMARY:Homo Technologicus – LoosenArt Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Free-entry open call exploring the bond between humans and technology\nSubmission deadline: January 22\, 2026 \nLoosenArt invites artists worldwide to participate in Homo Technologicus\, a collective exhibition to be held in Rome\, Italy\, in April 2026. This open call is addressed to photographers\, visual designers\, and video artists interested in examining the relationship between human beings and technology in contemporary society. \nAbout the exhibition\nHomo Technologicus investigates the intersections between humanity and technological progress — how digital innovation shapes our social\, emotional\, physical\, and cognitive landscapes. Artists are invited to interpret this dialogue through works that reflect on both the potential and the limits of human-technology interaction. \nAccepted media\n\nPhotography\nDigital visual design\nVideo art\n\nExhibition details\nSelected works will be exhibited in a group show organized by LoosenArt in Rome. The exhibition will explore themes such as artificial intelligence\, digital identity\, post-humanism\, connectivity\, and the emotional impact of technology on human relationships. \nEntry conditions\n\nDeadline: January 22\, 2026\nEntry fee: Free\nNumber of works: 1 to 3 per participant\nEligibility: Open worldwide to photographers\, visual designers\, and video artists\n\nHow to submit\nArtists may submit up to three works addressing the exhibition theme\, either directly or metaphorically\, using any visual language or experimental approach. Applications must be sent through the official LoosenArt website. \nAbout LoosenArt\nLoosenArt is an independent online gallery and platform dedicated to contemporary visual arts. Founded on the principles of connection\, exchange\, and accessibility\, it promotes artistic practices that reflect social awareness and cultural evolution. The platform also supports organizations involved in environmental protection\, aligning creativity with responsibility. \n  \n  \nFind more international open calls here.
URL:https://lemonartmag.com/event/homo-technologicus-loosenart-exhibition-in-rome-2026/
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SUMMARY:Human Impact Awards 2025 for photographers
DESCRIPTION:The Human Impact Awards 2025 invite photographers to explore how human presence transforms the planet — from resilience and activism to environmental change and social narratives.\nApplication deadline: January 30\, 2026 \nOrganized by Wex Photo Video in collaboration with Sony\, the Human Impact Awards 2025 celebrate photography’s ability to reveal\, question and document how humanity interacts with its surroundings. The competition welcomes submissions that interpret “human impact” through environmental\, social or personal perspectives\, highlighting the power of images to tell untold stories. \nAbout the competition\nPhotography remains one of the most immediate ways to address how we live and change the world. The Human Impact Awards recognize projects that document these realities through a coherent series of 5–10 photographs. The brief is open: from portraits of resilience and urban transformation to commentaries on inequality or climate response\, entrants are encouraged to define their own angle. \nCategories and eligibility\nThe open call is divided into two categories: \n\nProfessional Category: Open to photographers aged 18 and over\, working at any level of experience. Entrants may submit personal or commissioned projects that reflect contemporary human impact.\nThe Phil Smith Student Award: Dedicated to the memory of Phil Smith\, this free-to-enter category honors the most compelling student submissions. Participants must provide a valid academic email and course information.\n\nPrizes and recognition\nWinners in the Professional category will receive cash awards of £5\,000 (1st prize)\, £3\,000 (2nd prize) and £1\,000 (3rd prize). The Phil Smith Student winners will receive Sony equipment\, including the Sony A7R IV\, ZV-E1 and A7C models with G Master lenses. All winning projects will be showcased at an official awards ceremony attended by judges\, industry professionals and Sony representatives. \nSubmission guidelines\nParticipants must upload a photo series of 5–10 images in JPEG format through the official Wex Photo Video portal. Entries can be created using any camera\, including mobile devices. AI-generated imagery and nudity are not accepted. Submissions are judged on concept\, execution and coherence as a body of work. \nWhy it matters\nBy focusing on “human impact\,” this initiative encourages photographers to confront the visible and invisible marks we leave behind. The resulting works become testimonies of our time—expressing awareness\, empathy and accountability through visual storytelling. \nHow to apply\nFull competition details\, including technical specifications and terms\, are available on the official website: Wex Photo Video. Submissions close at 11:59 pm (UK time) on January 30\, 2026. Artists are encouraged to review all eligibility criteria before entering. \nWhere to look next\nFor more international opportunities and upcoming photography contests\, explore our Open Calls section.
URL:https://lemonartmag.com/event/human-impact-awards-2025-open-call-for-photographers/
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SUMMARY:1st Aion Digital Art Prize launched by Ise-Shima Art
DESCRIPTION:International call for the inaugural Aion Digital Art Prize in Japan\nThe Ise-Shima Art Committee has announced the 1st Aion Digital Art Prize\, an international competition dedicated to digital art. Open to creators worldwide\, the prize seeks to highlight innovative practices that merge technology with artistic expression\, expanding the field of contemporary digital creativity. \nDetails and deadlines\n\nOrganizer: Ise-Shima Art Committee\nPrize: Aion Digital Art Prize (1st edition)\nDeadline: March 15\, 2026\nEligibility: Open to artists of all nationalities\, working in digital media\nApplication: Submit through the official application page\n\nWhy it matters for art travelers\nLocated in Japan’s Mie Prefecture\, the Ise-Shima region is known for its cultural heritage and natural landscapes. Hosting the first Aion Digital Art Prize connects this tradition with the cutting edge of digital arts. For art travelers\, it represents an opportunity to discover emerging voices shaping the dialogue between technology and culture. \nAwards and recognition\nWinners of the Aion Digital Art Prize will receive international visibility and a certificate of recognition. While this first edition emphasizes participation and global outreach\, the competition also signals the growing importance of digital art in global contexts. \nAbout the organizer\nThe Ise-Shima Art Committee\, based in Mie\, Japan\, has been promoting artistic initiatives that bridge local culture with international practice. The launch of the Aion Digital Art Prize reflects its commitment to creating platforms where digital innovation and artistic practice converge. \nFor further details\, visit the official competition page. Artists seeking similar opportunities can explore more in our Open Calls section.
URL:https://lemonartmag.com/event/1st-aion-digital-art-prize-launched-by-ise-shima-art/
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SUMMARY:Open Call: SUGART Photography
DESCRIPTION:SUGART launches its 2026 photography contest with Canon EOS R50 prizes\nSubmission deadline: March 15\, 2026 \nThe creative platform SUGART announces the open call for its March 2026 photography competition. This year’s edition invites emerging and established photographers to participate for the chance to win two Canon EOS R50 cameras\, plus online visibility and an exclusive interview. The challenge focuses on capturing the unique character of Spain’s capital under the theme “Capture the Essence of Madrid.” \nHow to participate\nThe application process runs from 1–15 March 2026. Interested photographers must submit the following materials via email: \n\nFull name\nPhone number\nInstagram link\nPortfolio\nA short video explaining why you want to participate\n\nPublic voting phase\nOnce submissions close\, SUGART will share all portfolios through its Instagram stories. Finalists will be selected based on a combined voting system: 80% public vote + 20% organization. This format gives applicants strong exposure and real audience engagement. \nAnnouncement of selected artists\nThe top 10 most voted photographers will be announced on 19 March 2026. These artists will be invited to exhibit their work during the event held on 29 March at OHM Espacio. \nSemifinal: live presentation\nThe selected photographers must present three photographs aligned with the theme “Capturing the Essence of Madrid.” During the semifinal event\, each participant will defend their proposal live before a specialized jury. \nAt the end of the session\, only two finalists will advance to the Grand Final Event scheduled for early 2026. \nPrizes\n\nTwo Canon EOS R50 cameras\nFeature on SUGART’s website\nExclusive interview and social media visibility\n\nSubmission deadline: March 15\, 2026 \n  \nExplore more international open calls here.
URL:https://lemonartmag.com/event/open-call-sugart-photography-capture-the-essence-of-madrid-2026/
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SUMMARY:International Landscape Art Competition by TERAVARNA
DESCRIPTION:TERAVARNA opens submissions for its 13th Landscape Art Competition\nTERAVARNA has launched the 13th edition of its International Juried Landscape Art Competition\, inviting artists worldwide to explore the genre of landscape in all its forms. From natural sceneries to urban environments\, the open call welcomes diverse interpretations and styles\, offering cash prizes and global exposure. \nSubmission details and deadlines\n\n\nDeadline: March 31\, 2026 (no extensions) \n\n\nWinner notification: April 5\, 2026 \n\n\nExhibition dates: April 6 – April 29\, 2026 \n\n\nEntry fee: $15 per artwork (non-refundable) \n\n\nApplications can be submitted directly via the official TERAVARNA website. \nEligibility and categories\nThe competition is open to artists aged 18 and above\, working across multiple media. Categories include painting\, mixed media\, photography\, digital art\, sculpture\, and installation. Both natural and artificial landscapes are considered\, encompassing cityscapes\, seascapes\, abstract concepts\, and more. \nAwards and recognition\nA total of up to $3\,500 in cash prizes will be distributed among winners\, with categories ranging from First Prize to Honorable Mentions. All selected artists will receive Certificates of Recognition\, providing valuable professional acknowledgment. \nRelevance for art travelers\nLandscape art has long served as a lens through which cultures interpret their environments. For art travelers\, this competition represents an opportunity to witness global perspectives on landscapes and discover how artists from different regions transform geography into artistic expression. \nAbout TERAVARNA\nTERAVARNA is an international platform that hosts recurring art competitions and exhibitions\, aiming to provide visibility to emerging and established artists alike. Its Landscape Art Competition stands as one of its most anticipated open calls\, attracting a wide and diverse pool of participants. \nFor more information\, visit the official competition page. \n\nDiscover more opportunities for artists around the world in our Open Calls
URL:https://lemonartmag.com/event/international-landscape-art-competition-by-teravarna/
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SUMMARY:Fine Art Photography Awards 2026–2027 opens international competition
DESCRIPTION:Professional and amateur photographers can compete across 20 categories for $5\,000 in cash prizes\nEarly deadline: October 11\, 2026.\nFinal deadline: February 14\, 2027. \nThe Fine Art Photography Awards has opened submissions for its 13th edition\, inviting professional and amateur photographers from around the world to enter the 2026–2027 international competition. \nFounded in 2014\, the annual award focuses on photographic work shaped by personal vision\, experimentation and artistic expression. Entrants can submit individual photographs or series across a broad range of genres\, from conceptual and experimental practices to landscape\, portraiture and photojournalism. \nWho can enter the Fine Art Photography Awards?\nThe competition is open to professional and amateur photographers aged 18 or over\, with entries accepted from any country. There is no limit to the number of photographs an applicant may submit\, and images previously entered into or awarded by other competitions are eligible. \nThere is also no restriction on when the submitted photograph was created. The same image may be entered into multiple categories\, although an additional category fee applies. \nAll entries must be the original work of the applicant. Entrants must hold the copyright to their photographs and obtain the necessary permissions from any identifiable people appearing in the images. \nTwenty photography categories\nThe Fine Art Photography Awards features 20 categories\, each divided into professional and amateur sections: \n\nAbstract\nArchitecture\nConceptual\nExperimental\nFashion\nFine Art\nLandscape\nNature\nNight Photography\nNudes\nOpen Theme\nPanoramic\nPeople\nPhotojournalism\nPhotomanipulation\nPortrait\nSeascape\nStreet Photography\nTravel\nWildlife and Animals\n\nApplicants may submit single images or photographic series. Entries will be assessed on artistic merit\, originality\, subject matter and visual style by an international panel of photography professionals. \nCash prizes and international recognition\nThe competition offers a total of $5\,000 in cash prizes. The winner of the professional section will receive $3\,000 and the title of Professional Fine Art Photographer of the Year. \nThe amateur grand prize winner will receive $2\,000 and the title of Amateur Fine Art Photographer of the Year. \nGrand prize winners\, category winners and nominees will be presented in the official online Winners Gallery and promoted through international press and publicity. Category winners and nominated photographers will also receive downloadable certificates and award badges. \nEntry fees and deadlines\nApplicants submitting by the early deadline of October 11\, 2026\, can access reduced entry fees. \nEarly entry fees for amateur photographers: \n\nSingle image: $19\nSeries: $24\n\nEarly entry fees for professional photographers: \n\nSingle image: $24\nSeries: $29\n\nAfter the early deadline\, amateur fees increase to $24 for a single image and $29 for a series. Professional fees increase to $29 for a single image and $34 for a series. \nEntering the same work into an additional category costs $10 per category. The final deadline is February 14\, 2027\, and the winners are scheduled to be announced on April 11\, 2027. \nImage requirements\nSubmitted files must be JPG images using the sRGB or Adobe RGB 1998 colour space in 8-bit format. The longest side must measure 1\,200 pixels. \nEntries must not include watermarks\, copyright notices\, logos or decorative borders. Selected winners must be able to provide a high-resolution file measuring at least 3\,000 pixels wide at 300 dpi and may be asked to submit the original RAW file to verify authorship. \nPhotographers can review the complete conditions and submit their work through the official Fine Art Photography Awards website. \nDiscover more international photography competitions and opportunities in Lemon Art Magazine’s open calls section. \nFinal deadline: February 14\, 2027. \n 
URL:https://lemonartmag.com/event/fine-art-photography-awards-2026-2027-opens-international-competition/
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SUMMARY:Insect Week Photography Competition 2026 opens free international call
DESCRIPTION:Amateur photographers of all ages can submit up to three insect photographs for cash prizes of up to £750\nApplication deadline: October 31\, 2026\, at 11:59 p.m. UK time. \nThe Royal Entomological Society has opened the Insect Week Photography Competition 2026\, inviting amateur photographers of all ages and nationalities to submit images celebrating the diversity\, behaviour and natural environments of insects. \nThe international competition is free to enter and accepts photographs taken anywhere in the world. Participants can submit up to three images\, with separate age categories for photographers aged 18 and over and those under 18. \nWho can enter the insect photography competition?\nThe competition is open exclusively to amateur photographers. Applicants must confirm that photography is not their main profession and that they do not receive income from photography beyond competition prizes and social media royalties. \nYoung photographers aged 17 or under may participate with permission from a parent or guardian. Participants of all ages may submit photographs taken with either a dedicated camera or a smart device\, including a mobile phone or tablet. \nEach entrant may submit a maximum of three photographs. The applicant must be the original photographer and hold the copyright to every image entered. \nPhotography themes for 2026\nAdult participants can enter photographs addressing three principal themes: \n\nInsect behaviour\nInsect portraits\nInsects in their environment\n\nSubmitted photographs must feature a real insect or group of insects in a naturally occurring situation. Entries may depict any stage of an insect’s life cycle\, including eggs\, larvae\, pupae\, nymphs and adults. \nPhotographs focusing primarily on spiders\, snails\, woodlice or other non-insect invertebrates are not eligible. Images may include these animals only when the main subject of the composition is an insect. \nCash prizes and publication opportunities\nThe first-place winner in the 18 and over category will receive £750\, while the second-place winner will receive £500. \nIn the under-18 category\, the first prize is £450 and the second prize is £250. Additional shortlisted entries may receive specially commended\, highly commended or commended distinctions from the Royal Entomological Society. \nWinning and commended photographs will be presented in an online gallery on the Insect Week website. The four winning images will also be published in Antenna\, the bulletin of the Royal Entomological Society\, during 2027. \nThe results are expected to be announced before Insect Week 2027. \nImage requirements and ethical guidelines\nPhotographs must be uploaded as JPG\, JPEG or PNG files and must not exceed 10 MB. Images cannot contain watermarks\, borders\, signatures or added text. \nBlack-and-white photography is accepted. Digital adjustments that preserve the integrity of the original photograph are permitted\, but entrants cannot add or remove animals\, plants\, people\, objects or parts of the landscape. \nAI-generated and significantly AI-enhanced images are not eligible. Every entry must depict a real-world insect. \nPhotographers must also ensure that their presence and working methods do not harm or significantly disturb the insects or their habitats. Entries created through irresponsible or unethical practices may be rejected. \nSubmitted images must not have previously won a prize\, commendation or award in another photography competition. Once entered\, the photographs cannot be submitted to another competition until the Insect Week results have been announced. \nPhotographers can review the complete conditions and submit their images through the official Insect Week competition page. \nDiscover more international competitions and opportunities for photographers in Lemon Art Magazine’s open calls section. \nDeadline: October 31\, 2026\, at 11:59 p.m. UK time. \n 
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SUMMARY:Vincent van Gogh Photo Award 2027 opens international photography competition
DESCRIPTION:Photographers worldwide can submit images responding to the theme “Spirit of Light” until March 30\, 2027\nApplication deadline: March 30\, 2027. \nThe Vincent van Gogh Photo Award has opened submissions for its 2027 international photography competition\, inviting amateur and professional photographers from around the world to present work inspired by the theme Spirit of Light. \nOrganized in Nuenen\, the Dutch village where Vincent van Gogh lived and worked between 1883 and 1885\, the biennial award encourages participants to approach photography with the artist’s experimental spirit. Entrants are invited to use the camera as a creative tool for exploring light\, emotion and visual storytelling. \nA photography award inspired by Vincent van Gogh\nThe theme for the 2027 edition is Spirit of Light — through the eyes of Vincent van Gogh. Photographers may interpret the concept freely\, developing images that examine the expressive\, symbolic or atmospheric possibilities of light. \nThe competition is open internationally\, and both amateur and professional photographers may participate. A separate Student Award is available exclusively to applicants who are currently students. \nParticipants can submit a maximum of three photographs in each entry and may enter the competition more than once. Every photograph is evaluated separately\, allowing photographers to present multiple interpretations of the theme. \nSubmission fees and early bird discount\nFor the main Vincent van Gogh Photo Award\, the entry fee is €18 for one photograph\, €30 for two photographs and €42 for three photographs. \nStudent Award fees are €10 for one photograph\, €15 for two photographs and €20 for three photographs. A 20% early bird discount is available until September 30\, 2026. \nTechnical requirements and image editing\nOnly digital photographs are accepted. Images must be submitted as JPG files in RGB format\, with at least 3\,000 pixels on the longest side\, a resolution of 300 dpi and a minimum file size of 2 MB. Files should preferably not exceed 5 MB and must not contain frames\, logos or watermarks. \nBasic image enhancement\, including sharpening\, HDR processing\, colour correction and adjustments to contrast or saturation\, is permitted. Significant manipulation\, composite images and alterations that fundamentally change the original content are not allowed. Winners may be asked to provide the original RAW file for verification. \nPrizes and outdoor exhibition in the Netherlands\nThe winner of the main award will receive €1\,000\, while second and third place will receive €500 and €250 respectively. In the Student Award\, the first prize is €500\, followed by prizes of €250 and €100. \nThe nominated photographs will be presented in an outdoor exhibition in the public park at the centre of Nuenen from September 3 to September 24\, 2027. The winners will be announced on September 3\, 2027. \nPhotographers can review the complete rules and register through the official Vincent van Gogh Photo Award website. \nDiscover more international photography competitions and opportunities in Lemon Art Magazine’s open calls section. \nDeadline: March 30\, 2027. \n 
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SUMMARY:Larnaca Biennale 2027 launches international open call for artists
DESCRIPTION:Artists\, designers\, photographers and performers from around the world can submit proposals until March 31\, 2027\nApplication deadline: March 31\, 2027. \nLarnaca Biennale has launched its international open call for artists for its 2027 edition\, inviting creative practitioners from around the world to submit proposals for one of Cyprus’s leading contemporary art events. \nThe fifth edition of the biennale will take place in Larnaca\, Cyprus\, from October 13 to November 26\, 2027. The main exhibition will be accompanied by performances\, public interventions\, concerts\, lectures\, workshops and other cultural activities across the city and the wider Larnaca district. \nMetatopies: Geographies in Motion\nThe 2027 edition will be developed around the theme Metatopies: Geographies in Motion\, curated by art historian Niki Papaspyrou and visual artist and art historian Marios Fournaris. \nThe curatorial framework examines place as a constantly changing network of relationships\, movements and traces rather than as a fixed point on a map. Participating artists are invited to reflect on migration\, borders\, mobility and immobility\, memory\, trauma\, ecological transformation\, belonging and the changing ways in which people inhabit the world. \nThe exhibition proposes a form of critical remapping in which geographical territories intersect with the internal landscapes of the body\, identity and desire. \nWho can apply?\nThe call is open to professional and amateur artists\, art students\, designers and photographers aged 18 or over. Individual artists and groups of up to five members may apply. Applicants can propose works in any material\, technique\, style or medium\, and there are no general restrictions on artwork dimensions. \nSubmissions may include painting\, sculpture\, photography\, installation\, video\, performance and other contemporary artistic practices. Installation proposals can be presented through photographs\, sketches or professional 3D renderings. Videos selected for presentation must not exceed five minutes. \nApplicants must submit up to three high-quality images of the proposed work and may include a statement of up to 200 words. Applications must be completed in English. \nApplication fees and selection process\nThe application fee is €50 for individual artists\, €75 for groups of two and €100 for groups of three to five artists. Each fee covers one proposal and is non-refundable. \nSelected applicants will be notified by email by May 15\, 2027. The biennale will present more than 13 awards\, including a Grand Prix\, three Awards of Excellence\, six Awards of Distinction and prizes supported by the World Association of Visual Arts. \nShipping and return costs are generally the responsibility of selected artists. The organizers may provide full or partial travel and accommodation support for certain installation and performance projects\, subject to limitations. \nArtists can review the complete regulations and submit their application through the official Larnaca Biennale website. \nDiscover more international opportunities for artists in Lemon Art Magazine’s open calls section. \nDeadline: March 31\, 2027. \n 
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