Mons. Sante Montanaro Foundation Art Competition
Applications for this opportunity are closed
The deadline passed on 5 March 2025. The details below are kept for reference.
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Applicant criteria
- NationalityNo specific nationality required
- AgeNo specific age required
- GenderBoth
Opportunity criteria
- Opportunity FieldMusic, Art and Graphic Design, Photography and Filmmaking
- Job locationItaly
- Deadline2025-03-05
Opportunity description
The Mons. Sante Montanaro Foundation, based in Casamassima, Italy, organizes an art competition open to artists aged 18 or older of any nationality. Participants can submit works in the following categories: painting, sculpture, installation, photography, art video, performance, and virtual or multimedia art.
Works must align with the theme “Reality as a Mirror of the Inner Dimension: New Geographies of Expression”.
In the first stage, submissions must be sent via email. In the second stage, finalists are required to deliver the original artworks.
Entry fees: Free.
Prize:
The winner will receive a cash prize of \u20ac2,000. The winning artwork will remain in the collection of the Monsignor Sante Montanaro Foundation and will not be returned.
Eligibility criteria
The competition is open to artists aged 18 or older of any nationality. Works must align with the theme “Reality as a Mirror of the Inner Dimension: New Geographies of Expression”.