plainpicture photographer Isabelle Scotta ist taking part at the photographic festival Elephant in the Room : "LE DÉSORDRE" Bouscoulons les Codes! in Paris. The event is founded and organized by the non-profit organzisation Corridor Éléphant and the photographer Vanda Spengler and aims to convey authentic and contemporary photograpaphy. A meeting to see photography, to acquire, to exchange ideas, to celebrate.
ELEPHANT IN THE ROOM
MANIFESTATION PHOTOGRAPHIQUE DU 13 AU 25 SEPTEMBRE 2021
LeStudio Club.
"LE DÉSORDRE" Bousculons les codes!
plainpicture photographer Gabriela Torres Ruiz is showing her work at the exhibition THE PATH OF LEAST RESISTANCE.
How can art contribute to the perception of nature in its complexity? How can it promote sensitivity and empathy for other forms of life as well as awareness for a harmonious balance between human existence and the natural world? Torres Ruiz addresses these guiding questions. Although „nature“ and „culture“ are often seen as separate – even antithetical – in the Western consciousness, Torres‘ images show that everything in this universe has a common origin.
Berlin, Kunstquartier Bethanien
9.September - 2. October 2021
The call for entries of The Ciculation(s) Festival is open to all European photographers or photographers residing in Europe, at the beginning of their career as authors. There is no theme. At the end of the call for applications, some twenty photographers forming a panorama of the new generation of European photographers will be exhibited at the Circulation(s) 2022 Festival will be held at the CENTQUATRE-PARIS, a multidisciplinary cultural venue in eastern Paris, from 31 March to 29 May.
The Nature Conservancy involes people who share the vision to protect and care for nature. Today it impacts conservation across more than 70 countries and territories. Through the 2021 Nature Conservancy PhotoContest, you can be part of something big: helping save our planet. Your photos can show the world the beauty of biodiversity, the value of ecosystems and the resilience of people. Join the community of photographers, enter your wildlife, landscape and other nature photos in the contest through August 31, 2021.
photo:Chong Wu
Fundación MAPFRE is launching the 1st edition of the KBr Photo Award, a biennial international prize that reaffirms it's support for artistic creation. This support takes the form of promoting the winning photographer on a national and international level and furthering their career with a cash prize, an exhibition and an associated catalogue. The KBr Photo Award is open to Spanish and non-Spanish artists aged over 18 who will produce a new photographic project or complete an already undertaken one, both previously unpublished and which have not been entered for any other similar competition.
FYC – Fuck You Corona : Fotografische Positionen zur Pandemie. Fotograf Peter Lietdke plant im Wissenschaftspark Gelsenkirchen eine Ausstellung mit Fotoarbeiten, die sich auf ungewöhnliche Weise mit dem Thema Corona auseinandersetzen – journalistisch, künstlerisch, dokumentarisch oder inszeniert, mit Text oder ohne, mit Infrarotkamera, Großbildkamera oder Handy, mit Portraits oder Selbstportraits ... es ist viel entstanden und es soll sichtbar gemacht werden.
Mehr Informationen unter:
Fotoprojekte Liedtke, Peter Liedtke, Munscheidstr. 14, 45886 Gelsenkirchen
kontakt@fotoprojekte-liedtke.de
Einsendeschluss: 31. August 2021
photo: Fred Hüning
The Environmental Photographer of the Year supports the urgent calls to action of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, recognising the intricate interconnected nature of development, poverty reduction, equality, security and climate action and the unprecedented effort from all sectors of society required to address the defining issues of our time. The competition showcases the most inspirational environmental photography from around the world.
Entries close on 14 August 2021
photo: Ashim Kumar Mukhopadhyay
Photography is the recording of patterns of darkness and light. Shadows enhance the relationships of subjects in an image, they give definition and dimension, which compliments the quality of the light values.
The Black Box Gallery will be looking for a range of how shadow and light are interpreted by contemporary photographers.
Selected images will be exhibited.
Submission deadline: August 12, 2021
Edition 365: 365 artists. 365 artworks. 365 days that changed the world.
Since the coronavirus pandemic swept the world in March 2020, all of humanity have shared – and documented – an extraordinary experience. Uniting the voices of renowned photographers, emerging artists and everyday people alike, 1854 and British Journal of Photography are producing a global and multi-faceted portrait of the year that changed everything.
Deadline: 4 August 2021
„The vine that ate the south“ is the common description for kudzu, a highly invasive plant, which grows everywhere in the Southern States of America. Kudzu was introduced into the US in 1876 from Asia. Especially during the Great Depression it was widely cultivated as part of the New Deal programmes to stop soil erosion. Today kudzu is a huge problem. The plant easily overtakes complete woods, sometimes even houses or mobile homes.
Since 2010 plainpicture photographer Sabine Bungert and Stefan Dolfen have been working on long term projects together. They are interested in the development of cities and landscapes due to social changes. Their project on Kudzu is now available as a book.
