We are Unique and Grow Together
Registration dates: 16 – 30 August 2024
Who May Enter: The competition is open to young artists aged 12-24
MERITTON BRITISH INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL raises the opportunity to create a community site-specific installation art conceived by pupils and local artists, using local materials, and installed by the school and the local community, which will serve as a daily inspiration and a beacon for community engagement. The theme is ‘We are Unique and Grow Together. invites emerging artists to tackle some of the world’s most pressing issues and act as a beacon of hope in pursuing a better tomorrow. Accepted media includes painting, drawing, sculpture, collage, and 2D mixed media.
Entry Fees: The competition is free to enter
Prizes:
- 1st place: 15,000
- 2nd place: 10,000
- 3rd place: 5,000
Registration Link: Register Here
Essential Details for Site-Specific Installation Art Competition
Topic: “We are Unique and Grow Together”
Overview: This competition invites young artists aged 12-24 to create site-specific installations that embody the theme “We are Unique and Grow Together”. The focus is on using sustainable materials and fostering cooperation between schools, artists, and the local community to create art that celebrates individuality and collective growth.
School Location: View on Google Maps
Dimensions:
1.) Key Details:
Objectives:
- To create installations that reflect the harmony between individuality and collective growth
- To promote environmental sustainability through the use of eco-friendly materials
- To encourage collaboration between young artists, schools, and the local community
2.) Eligibility:
- Open to young artists aged 12-24, individually or in teams
- Participants can be students, emerging artists, or members of youth art groups
- Collaboration with local schools and community organisations is encouraged
3.) Submission Requirements:
Concept Proposal:
- A detailed description of the concept
Visuals:
- Sketches or digital renderings
Collaboration Plan:
- Outline of how schools, artists, and the local community will be involved in the project
Technical Details:
- Installation and maintenance plan, including materials list
4.) Evaluation Criteria:
- Relevance to Theme: How effectively the installation embodies the concept of individuality and collective growth
- Sustainability: Use of eco-friendly materials and practices
- Creativity and Innovation: Originality of the design and approach
- Site Integration: How well the installation fits within and enhances its chosen site
- Feasibility: Practicality of execution and maintenance within the proposed budget and timeline
- Collaboration: Level of engagement and cooperation with schools, artists, and the local community
5.) Awards and Recognition:
- Winners will receive a cash prize, funding for the execution of their installation, and the opportunity to exhibit their work publicly
- All participants will be featured in a competition catalog and online exhibition
- Special recognition will be given for the most innovative use of sustainable materials and the best collaborative effort
6.) Important Dates:
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7.) Submission Process:
- All required documents and visuals should be uploaded as specified in the submission guidelines
- Submit via pawarut@merittonbritish.com
8.) Support and Resources:
- Workshops and resources on sustainable art practices will be provided to participants
- Opportunities for mentorship and collaboration with local artists and community leaders
- Schools and community centers may offer spaces for creating and displaying works in progress
- Others upon request
Contact Us:
Khun Ota (คุณโอตะ)
Email: pawarut@merittonbritish.com
