Frieze Artist Award 2017 | Open Call

Frieze Artist Award 2017
Deadline:10 February, 2017
The Award is supported by the LUMA Foundation

The Frieze Artist Award is an international, open call for an artist 25–40 years of age to realize a major site-specific work at Frieze London 2017. The chosen proposal will be presented as part of Frieze Projects, the fair’s celebrated non-profit programme established in 2003 and curated by Raphael Gygax. Frieze Projects and the Frieze Artist Award are supported by the LUMA Foundation.
Proposals will be reviewed by a selection panel including Cory Arcangel (artist), Eva Birkenstock (Director, Kunstverein für die Rheinlande and Westfalen, Düsseldorf), Tom Eccles (Executive Director of the Center for Curatorial Studies, Bard College, New York) and Raphael Gygax (Curator, Frieze Projects & Migros Museum für Gegenwartskunst, Zurich), chaired by Jo Stella-Sawicka (Artistic Director, Frieze fairs). The closing date for applications is February 10, 2017 at 5pm GMT; and the winner will be announced in the spring of 2017.
Proposals should be new, site-specific works, which respond to the dynamics of the London fair. Applicants will be judged on the innovative nature of their idea and its potential for realisation. Produced under the guidance of Curator Raphael Gygax and the Frieze Projects team, the Award will include a budget of up to 20,000 GBP for production, research and development, artist fees and travel expenses.
The 2016 Frieze Artist Award was given to Yuri Pattison, who installed a networked artwork throughout Frieze London, exploring "trending" data and systems of interpretation or control. In 2015, New York-based artist Rachel Rose, created a scale-model of the fair structure, in which lighting and sound design simulated the sonic and visual sense frequencies of animals inhabiting The Regent’s Park. In 2014, the inaugural winner of the Frieze Artist Award, Mélanie Matranga’s project explored economic and emotional exchange in a series of online videos and an on-site café-installation at Frieze London.
Now in its fourth year, the Frieze Artist Award sits within a rich history of artist awards presented at Frieze London, including the Emdash Award (2011–13) and the Cartier Award (2006–10), which have made possible ambitious new commissions by artists including Cécile B. Evans (2013), Simon Fujiwara (2010), Jordan Wolfson (2009) and Mario García Torres (2007). Explore previous projects here.
Full details on how to apply for the Frieze Artist Award 2017 are available at: frieze.com.
Taking place October 5–8, 2017, Frieze London is sponsored by Deutsche Bank for the 14th consecutive year.
For further information and how to apply, please visit frieze.com.
sors: e-flux.com

9th International Biennial of Drawing Pilsen 2014, Open call

IX. International Biennial of Drawing Pilsen 2014
Deadline: 31.05.2014

International Biennial of Drawing Pilsen is a unique art competition in a specific category monochromatic drawings. The competition takes place every even year. There is a limitation of the format, a standard size to the size of 100×70 cm. The exclusivity of the project, highlights the method of selection of works for the exhibition and awards.  Selection is carried out by an international jury, consisting of experts in drawing. In total there are 10 prizes awarded. The jury selects the main price Grand Prix and also artists who will receive a certificate highest quality Short list. Other prizes  awarded representatives of the City of Pilsen and representatives of partner organizations. This unique collection selected by a jury is fully exposed only in Pilsen. Within the Biennial are organized traveling exhibitions, which have a tradition since 2006. The intention of traveling exhibitions is a presentation of the unique project Biennial of Drawing Pilsen and an invitation for the upcoming competition year. The exhibition is composed of award-winning works selected by an international jury for the exhibition in Pilsen. The exhibition is completed by other selected works according to available space of the exhibition hall.

For more information and about conditions and application form  here: (click) 
Organizer:
The Professional Association of Legal Entities, The Biennial of Drawing Pilsen /Members of the Professional Association/The City of Pilsen/The University of Western Bohemia in Pilsen/The International Association of Art – Europe, IAA/The Union of Visual Artists of the Pilsen Region
The selected works will be exhibited in the following galleries:
The Municipal Gallery of Pilsen, Dominikánská 2, Pilsen
Jiří Trnka Gallery, nám. Republiky 40, Pilsen
Exhibition date: 8 October _16 November 2014

Terms of participation:
1) Monochrome drawings
2) Maximum dimension 100X70 cm – dimension of paper
3) We accept maximum 5 works created after 2010
4) Payment of an entry fee of 50 EUR for foreign artists
5) Deadline for applications is on 31 s t May 2014
Each drawing will be judged individually.
Sets of drawings are accepted only when drawings put together make maximum size 100 X 70 cm.
Application for the competition:
Legibly completed application form must be enclosed in the package with the drawings
and payment receipt and sent to the address:
Bienále kresby Plzeň, Tylova 2929/59, 301 00 Plzeň, Czech Republic
Application forms will be available in the office of the Biennial of Drawing Pilsen
and on the website: www.bienale-plzen.cz
Payment
The application includes the non-refundable entry fee of 50 EUR for foreign artists
to be paid into the account:
Bienále kresby Plzeň
Bank ČSOB a.s., account number: IBAN CZ 41 0300 0000 0008 8866 6111
SWIFT: CEKOCZPP
Variable symbol: participant´s date of birth
The transfer fee must be paid by means of OUR (all charges must be paid by the sender).
Delivery of Works
Entirely at the sender’s cost. If the foreign partner organizes shared handover of drawings,
it is possible to agree on individual terms of contract. Works should be labelled in correspondence with the application form. Works will be accepted non framed and without passe-partout. Each artist is responsible for safe wrapping of drawings in a firm package to ensure safe delivery.Drawings will be returned in same package.The drawings and the application form including the payment receipt must be sent by 31 May, 2014 (date of postal stamp is relevant).Works must be delivered free of all freight charges. A package burdened by any postal charges will not be accepted. The works of authors who will not pay the required fee of 50 EUR in time will not be included in the competition.

Promotion of the exhibition and the catalogue
a) The application for the participation in the exhibition allows the organizer to use free of charge replicas or videotapes of drawings submitted by participants for the promotion of the exhibition, for the catalog and for the promotion of the Biennial of Drawing Pilsen as a part of a program of European Capital of Culture Pilsen 2015.
b) Authors of the awarded works agree in advance that their works may be included
in a collection which will be displayed in some European and other countries.
The works will be returned after these exhibitions.
c) The organizer will publish a catalogue with replicas of the exhibited works.
Each artist whose works will be exhibited is entitled for inclusion in the catalogue with the reproduction of one of his/her works and the basic personal data. (S)he will also receive one free issue of the catalogue.
Return of Works
Works will be returned to the authors at the organizer’s cost.
Selection of Exhibits
Works submitted by participants will be selected by an international jury
with regard to their artistic and spatial qualities and on the basis of meeting the terms of participation.
Prizes
Works exhibited at the 9th International Biennial of Drawing Pilsen 2014
will be judged by a qualified international jury. This jury will also award the Grand Prix.
There will be other prizes awarded:

Prize of The President of The Pilsen Region
Prize of The Lord Mayor of the City of Pilsen
Prize of The International Association of Art – Europe
Prize of Czech Centres
Prize of The Union of Visual Arts of the Czech Republic
Prize of BBK- Bundesverband
Prize of The Hungarian Association of Graphic Artists
Prize of The Slovak Union of Visual Artists
Prize of The Students of the Faculty of Art and Design of UWB
The international jury has a right to award a short list /certificate of the highest quality/.
Awards will be announced and handed over to the winners at the opening ceremony
of the 9th International Biennial of Drawing Pilsen 2014 held on October 8, 2014.

Contacts:
PhDr. Jana Potužáková, President of the Biennial of Drawing Pilsen,
Mgr. Gabriela Darebná, Executive Director of the Biennial, mobile phone +420 732 202 800
Office address:
Tylova 2929/59, 301 00 Plzeň, Czech Republic, +420 777 301 800
info@bienale-plzen.cz, www.bienale-plzen.cz
skype: biennial-drawing-pilsen
Official languages of the Biennial 2014: Czech and English

VIDEOHOLICA 2014 | OPEN CALL

VIDEOHOLICA 2014| VII INTERNATIONAL VIDEO ART FESTIVAL
VARNA | BULGARIA | 1 - 7 AUGUST 2014 
deadline for application: 1st of June 2014

VIDEOHOLICA International Video Art Festival in Varna, Bulgaria starts the new open call for video art submissions for its 7th edition. The 7th VIDEOHOLICA will take place between 1st and 7th August 2014 in Varna, Bulgaria.
This year's edition of VIDEOHOLICA will be accompanied by an international panel discussion on the issues and opportunities for alternative video art distribution and creating on-site archive of video art in Bulgaria.
The theme of VIDEOHOLICA 2014 is 7.
7 appears to be a hyper functional number featuring multiple typical symbolic and meaningful encumbrances. According to many, 7 is a sacred or primal number, a symbol of beginning and creation. Others define 7 as the golden mean between the first number 1 and the odd 13. According to some, 7 symbolizes the end or death, because it closes a series of various human phenomena in a cycle of 7, after which nothing happens. There are concepts, according to which 7 symbolizes harmony, connectivity and integrity bringing together 3 as a symbol of the intangible and ideological and 4 - as that of intangible. If in this irrational syncretism the disposition of 7 is also a base (beginning), medium, end, and all taken together, then the math is definitely funny and a hypothetical artistic study - very curious.
 In its 7th year, VIDEOHOLICA recognizes 7 as its own existential performativity, but not to highlight its existing complex symbolism but to provoke new multidirectional thinking, associations and interpretations beyond the real potentiality of 7. What does 7 count for/ depict? What is more and what is less than 7? Is 7 enough? Where is the place of 7 in today's multitudinous/ multifunctional world? With these and other questions we are searching for poetic, abstract, ironic, conditional, metaphoric and literal comments on the moving image, committed to decompose the audio-visual and conceptual matrix of the figure 7.
VIDEOHOLICA 2014 will be again composed of the sections: video art, short films and animation.
VIDEOHOLICA 2014 will award the following prizes:
First Prize - GOLDEN VIDEOHOLIC - EUR 1000
Second Prize - SILVER VIDEOHOLIC
Third Prize - BRONZE VIDEOHOLIC
Award for young Bulgarian author - BG VIDEOHOLIC

The VIDEOHOLICA has a submission fee of EUR 15.
VIDEOHOLICA 2014 will accept both regular mail applications and online applications.
VIDEOHOLICA 2014 OPEN CALL will run until 1st June 2014 and all applications are very welcome.

Terms and Conditions & Application Form: 

Mario Merz Prize 2014 | Italy

Mario Merz Prize 2014
Deadline: January 31, 2014

With the firm belief that art can represent freedom of thought without boundaries and promotes self-determination and the free circulation of culture and ideas, the Prize is dedicated to those who harbor the right will to pursue their research beyond the hardship determined by political, social or geographical conditions.

Given that the recent art processes focused greatly on historical, social, and political changes, while also considering the tragedies yet afflicting mankind, the Prize intends to base the selection criteria for its short list on the qualities of internationality, generosity of thought, social awareness, as well as innovative research traceable in the works and individual paths of the artists and composers selected.

To underline this idea of openness, the finalists of the Mario Merz Prize will present their works in a group exhibition and a concert to involve spectators in the final voting phase.

Among these finalists, the Jury will select the two winners, who will be commissioned new scores and projects.

The Art Prize is addressed to artists who have been already recognized for the quality of their work in their home country and are launching their career on an international level. A short list of five nominees will be selected through a nomination process. The winner will be selected by an international jury composed of Manuel Borja-Villel (Director, Museo Nacional Centro de arte Reina Sofía, Madrid), Lawrence Weiner (artist), Massimiliano Gioni (Head Curator, New Museum, New York/Art Director Fondazione Trussardi, Milan/Director of the 55 Venice Biennale) and Beatrice Merz.

Artists participating in the selection are to be nominated by curators, museum directors, art critics, gallerists or members of other cultural associations. Artists cannot nominate themselves. Each artist can receive multiple nominations. There are no restrictions with regard to age, nationality or artistic medium.

The Music Prize, which avails itself of the collaboration with the Associazione per la Musica De Sono in Turin and the Hochschule der Künste in Zurich, is dedicated to contemporary music. A short list of five nominees will be selected through a nomination process. The winner will be selected by an international jury composed of Thomas Demenga (cellist and composer), Dieter Ammann (composer), Alexander Lonquich (pianist) and Willy Merz.

Composers participating in the selection are to be nominated by music institutions, interpreters, music critics and experts. Composers cannot nominate themselves. Each composer can receive multiple nominations. There are no restrictions with regard to age, nationality or artistic medium.

Applications must be submitted online no later than January 31, 2014, completing the registration form on the Prize website: www.mariomerzprize.org.

Contacts
con.testi – Torino & Roma
Via Massena 91 – 10128, Torino
Phone +39.0115096036
Via Silla 35 – 00192, Roma
prize@fondazionemerz.org

Fondazione Merz
Via Limone 24 – 10141, Torino
Phone +39.01119719437
prize@fondazionemerz.org

New Technological Art Award | Call for entries

New Technological Art Award 
Foundation Liedts-Meesen 2014 | Call for entries
Deadline: March 31, 2014

During the last few years, Zebrastraat Ghent has developed into a stimulating knowledge centre with a strong interest in art. Every two years, Update/the New Technological Art Award (NTAA) tries to fill a gap in the mainstream art world by paying attention to the technological developments which impel our global culture.

NTAA selects and presents creations in which culture-forming technology plays a central role. Whether low or high tech, or intuitive or experimental, these creations always make us attentive to the innovative trends of our times. The exhibition of achievements of the selected winners is a compass that orients you to the relevant and innovative use of technology in the artistic sector.

A new section consists of the selection, by specialists from various sectors, of key works from the art world, from scientific discoveries or from innovative breakthroughs that have significantly changed our living and thinking habits. These objects or concepts form the basis for a separate presentation and perception, while interacting with the works of the winners of the NTAA. Entry forms and guidelines are available here:

The mission of the Update biennial events
Update's mission is to expand the scope of contemporary artistic creations and traditional media with works dedicated to employing contemporary and new technologies in an original and intelligent way: treatment of sounds and light, use of new media, application of innovative evolutions in communications, telecommunications and broadcasting, centered on the world of information, communication, and computers and interaction. These descriptions are in no way restrictive and should be interpreted in the broadest way possible.

General guidelines for entry in the NTAA competition
The aim of the competition is to present works in accordance with Update's mission. The submitted work can have been exhibited previously, but the jury reserves the right to exclude creations that are proven to be not realizable within the limits of the practical possibilities of the Liedts-Meesen Foundation, keeping in mind that the works will be displayed during the exhibition. The basic equipment is available and at the disposal of the selected artists; specific and special equipment must be provided for and lent by the artists for the duration of the exhibition.

Calendar and conditions of the competition
The choice of the projects selected by the jury will be rendered public  on June 1, 2014.

Eligibility and submission details
This international competition is open to all age groups and to all nationalities. English is the working language.

Prize
For 2014, a 5,000 euro cash award is foreseen by the Liedts-Meesen Foundation. This indivisible cash award will be allocated to a work and to its creator. Moreover, the jury reserves the right to award an honourable mention to an artist.The Liedts-Meesen Foundation and the jury reserve the right to not award the prize and to transfer it to the next exhibition. The winners of the price of the jury and of the public will be announced at the final day of the exhibition.

contacts:
Zebrastraat
Zebrastraat 32/001 
9000 Gent 
Belgium 
www.zebrastraat.be 

check for more info also here and here 

Award for Young Curators 2014

Award for Young Curators 2014 
Deadline: Friday, 14 March 2014

MARCO, Museo de Arte Contemporánea de Vigo (Spain), 49 Nord 6 Est - FRAC Lorraine, Metz (France), and SFKM, Sogn og Fjordane Kunstmuseum, Førde (Norway) organize the Award for Young Curators MARCO / FRAC Lorraine / SFKM. 

This award gives participants the opportunity to submit a topic of research and reflection which is of personal interest, and the possibility to bring it to fruition in the project venues at MARCO (first-floor gallery), FRAC Lorraine, and SFKM (mainly the ground-and first-floor galleries).

The proposal must be within the field of contemporary artistic creation and is open to any creative forms. The project may be accompanied or constituted by a program of activities in order to open a new space of reflection regarding the treated topic. In case the project—or part of it—results in an exhibition, it may include works already in the collection of FRAC Lorraine and the collections of SFKM (to be discovered during the residency in Førde).

The curator of the winning project will receive the sum of 6,500 EUR, tax included, as an honorarium. His/her travel expenses (for the residencies and installation periods in the three institutions) will be reimbursed upon presentation of appropriate supporting documents, up to 5,000 EUR, including taxes.

The winning project will have a maximum budget of 20,000 EUR for each venue. It will open in 2015.

All curators born on and after 1974 are eligible to enter the competition. If the entry is a group creation, one person will be chosen from that group to represent it and act as mediator. Curators will not be allowed to participate as artists in the projects. No more than one project per entrant will be accepted. Entries must be previously unpublished and must provide for the participation of two or more artists or contributors.

The jury will select the winning project and two finalists in May 2014. The jury's decision is final. The jury may declare the award void should they consider this necessary. The criteria for evaluating the entries will be based on quality and the originality of the research project.
The jury's decision will be made public before May 15, 2014 and all participants will be notified by email.

Entries must be exclusively and simultaneously submitted, PDF format to the following email addresses info@marcovigo.com, coordination@fraclorraine.org, and curator@misf.no with the subject: "Award for Young Curators." Dossiers received in only one venue will not be accepted. Projects must be preferably written in English, although French, Galician, Norwegian and Spanish languages are admitted. In any case, an abstract (two pages maximum) in English must be included.

Deadline for the delivery of the projects: midnight, Friday, 14 March, 2014.
Dossiers received after this time will not be accepted.

Download the awards comprehensive submission guidelines:
www.fraclorraine.org (Section: Travel / Somewhere Else) / www.marcovigo.com / www.sfk.museum.no

Future Generation Art Prize, Open Call

3rd edition of the Future Generation Art Prize
deadline: April 12, 2014

The Victor Pinchuk Foundation and the PinchukArtCentre open the application procedure for the third edition of the Future Generation Art Prize 2014. Young artists up to 35 wherever they live and work can apply starting from January 13 till April 12, 2014 at the competition’s website: futuregenerationartprize.org.

To encourage the artists from all over the world to apply, starting from 2014 the Future Generation Art Prize will accept applications in ten different languages: Arabic, Chinese, English, French, German, Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, and Ukrainian.

20 shortlisted artists will be announced in June 2014 and will receive an exhibition at the PinchukArtCentre in Kiev, Ukraine from October 2014 to January 2015. The winner will be announced in December 2014.

Launched by the Victor Pinchuk Foundation in 2009, the Prize is open to all artists up to the age of 35 with the aim of acknowledging and giving long-term support to a future generation of artists from all over the world. The Prize is unique because of its global reach and highly democratic form of application via the Internet.

The winner receives a total of 100,000 USD: 60,000 USD as a cash award, and 40,000 USD towards the production of new work. An additional 20,000 USD is allocated to fund artist-in-residency programmes for up to five special prize-winners.

Traditionally supporting young artists from Ukraine where the PinchukArtCentre is located, Zhanna Kadyrova, the winner of the national prize for young artists in 2013 will also be included into the shortlist of the Future Generation Art Prize 2014, bringing the maximum number of artists in the exhibition to 21.

Jury consisting of prominent curators, directors of museums, artists and experts will be publically announced along with names of 20 artists shortlisted for the Future Generation Art Prize in June 2014.

From its launch the Future Generation Art Prize and its idea to develop a network of young artists worldwide has been supported by its Patron Artists including Damien Hirst, Jeff Koons, Andreas Gursky and Takashi Murakami. Besides providing advice and support for the winning artist, Patron Artists also present a solo show in the PinchukArtCentre parallel to the exhibition of shortlisted artists for the Prize. In 2010 and 2012 there were solo shows by Takashi Murakami and Damien Hirst.

A distinguished international Board oversees the Future Generation Art Prize. In addition to chairman Victor Pinchuk and the four Patron Artists, the Board’s membership includes Eli Broad, Dakis Joannou, Elton John, Miuccia Prada and art museum directors Richard Armstrong (Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation and Museum), Glenn D. Lowry (The Museum of Modern Art),  and Alfred Pacquement (Musée nationale d’art moderne, Centre Georges Pompidou).

50 Partner Platforms representing more than 38 countries will support the application process and the Prize in 2014. It shows how successfully the Prize has extended its global network and range to involve artists from different regions around the world, especially reaching growing regions such as South America, Australia, Africa and Oceania.

Partner Platforms in 2014
Timeline of the Prize
- 13 January 2014            
Artists may begin submitting applications online at www.futuregenerationartprize.org.
-12 April 2014                  
Application deadline
-April–June 2014          
Selection Committee to review applications and decide on a shortlist of up to 20 artists
-June 2014                      
Announcement of shortlisted artists
-October 2014–January 2015        
Exhibition of works by shortlisted artists to open at the PinchukArtCentre, Kiev. The winner of the national PinchukArtCentre Prize will also participate in the exhibition.
-December 2014
Future Generation Art Prize 2014 Award Ceremony
-May–September 2015
Like in 2011 and 2013, it is planned to present Future Generation Art Prize@Venice 2015—exhibition of the shortlisted artists as a Collateral Event program of the 56th Venice Biennale


Contact details for media enquiries:
T +38 044 494 1148 / press@pinchukartcentre.org
General enquiries:
T +38 044 590 0858 / info@pinchukartcentre.org
The press release in Arabic, Chinese, English, French, German, Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, and Ukrainian is available here. 

COAL PRIZE 2014 ,PARIS, Open Call

COAL PRIZE 2014 – PARIS
deadline : January 5th, 2014 at midnight

The COAL Prize Art and Environment shows the enormous wealth of responses by artists to current environmental issues. Every year, since 2010, the COAL Prize has publicly recognized ten projects linked to environmental issues, which are selected in the framework of an international call for entries in which hundreds of artists from all over the world participate. One of these artists is given the COAL Prize, with an award of 10,000 Euros, by a Jury of well-known specialists in art and ecology. In 2013 the COAL prize on the theme of Adaptation was awarded to Laurent Tixador for his project « Architecture transitoire ».
In 2014, the theme of the COAL Prize is PARIS. The French capital has a great many environmental and social issues: pollution, energy, urban sprawl, transport, land, erosion of biodiversity, adaptation to the climate change, etc. A creative approach to ecology is emerging in new social organisations, alternative production methods, and collaborative ways of living and working which promote user-friendliness as well as an appreciation of the simpler things in life. Having been for a long time the City of Light, the symbol of industrial modernity and progress, will Paris be able to shine again by embodying ecological post modernity?
In 2014, Paris, one of the major global capitals of culture and creation, is inviting artists to show together the central role that art can play in a sustainable and responsible city. Artists, mostly urban, heirs to the diversity embodied by Paris, are invited to shake up, rethink and reinvent the capital in a multipolar connected world in order to define a fairer and more radiant urban culture, in harmony with nature.
The 2014 COAL Prize will be awarded in Paris on 04th March 2014, at a ceremony attended by the ten selected artists and well-known specialists in art and sustainable development.
Launched in 2010 by the French organisation COAL, the Coalition for art and sustainable development, the COAL Prize is supported by the French Ministry of Culture and Communication, the French Ministry of Ecology and Sustainable Development, and the National Centre of Plastic Arts (CNAP).

Schedule
Application deadline : January 5th, 2014 at midnight.
The COAL Prize will be awarded on February 13th 2014.
The selection committee as the jury will be announced soon.

Selection of entries
Applicants will be judged on the following criteria: artistic value, relevance (understanding of the issues), originality (ability to introduce new approaches, themes, and points of view), pedagogy (ability to get a message across, to raise awareness), social and participative approaches (engagement, testimony, efficiency, societal dynamics), eco-design, feasibility.
Entries by finalists are displayed to promote networking with relevant bodies and authorities, which could facilitate their future realization. The COAL Prize aims to encourage innovative practices. Project proposals can take any form. They have to be new or still in process but not achieved. The COAL Prize award can be a part of a more important funding of the proposed project
Application package
The application should include the following documents, assembled in a single PDF file (the application must not exceed 20 pages):
-A summary and illustrated description of the entry, detailing its artistic aspects and its relevance to the environmental and rural issues ;
- 2 HQ pictures illustrating the project ;
-A note on the technical aspects of the entry, notably in terms of construction and means of production ;
-An estimated budget ;
-A Curriculum Vitae and a portfolio

Submission
All proposals should be submitted to Coal server before January  5th, 2014.
>>> Upload proposals here

Particular conditions
By entering this competition, applicants expressly authorize the Coal organization to publish, reproduce and display in public all or part of the elements of their entry, for any purpose linked with the promotion and communication of the Coal project, on all platforms, media, in all countries and for the LEGAL DURATION OF THE COPYRIGHT. Entries submitted but not selected will be held in the archives of the Coal organization. They will, however, remain the property of their authors.
Participation in this call entails the full acceptance of the conditions laid out above.

Contact
For any further requests please write to : contact(at)projetcoal.fr