Aging As Art: A Juried Photography Show 2022
How do you perceive aging today? Is it the thriving lifestyle of seniors taking on new careers, volunteering or being physically active? Or is it the traditional notion of the harsher realities of aging?
The Council on Aging – Southern California invites all amateur and professional photographers, 18 years of age or older, to use their imagination and share their vision and unique interpretation of the aging experience.
Aging as Art: A Juried Photography Show will be juried by a panel of distinguished judges. Selected entries will be displayed at the Bowers Museum in Santa Ana from September 1 to 15 and in the Newport Beach Central Library from November 9 to December 20.
Aging as Art: A Juried Photography Show depicts the joy, diversity, dignity, and challenges of what living a long life means today.
Prizes:
Professional Prize Package: Grand Prize – $1,000 Second Prize -$500 Third Prize – $250 Honorable Mentions (two) – $100 each Amateur Prize Package: Grand Prize – $650 Second Prize – $250 Third Prize – $100 Honorable Mentions (two) – $75 eachEligibility:
Open to all photographic imagery that can be defined as “How do you perceive aging today?” as interpreted by the entrant. One subject in the composition must be a senior, which is broadly defined as an individual 65 and over.Copyrights & Usage Rights:
You will retain all rights to any photograph you submit, including ownership if applicable. By submitting your image in the contest, you grant COASC a royalty-free, worldwide, perpetual, non-exclusive license to publicly display, distribute, reproduce and create derivative works for the entries, in whole or in part, in any media now existing or later developed, for any Council on Aging - Southern California purpose, including but not limited to, advertising and promotion of COASC's website, exhibition, and commercial products, including but not limited to COASC publications.Theme:
People Portrait- Deadline: 30 June 2022
- Entry fee: 30 USD
- Website: https://www.coasc.org/events/aging-as-art/