Photography Contest Canada
Photography | Digital Art | Mixed Media
Submission Deadline October 27, 2024:
"Without freedom, no art. Art lives only on the restraints it imposes on itself and dies of all others."
- Albert Camus
Capture what freedom in democracy looks like to you
Explore the essence of freedom through art! In any democracy, individual freedoms are paramount, safeguarded by the Charter in Canada. Art serves as a potent medium to capture and shape these freedoms. Join our contest and unleash your creativity to depict what freedom truly signifies to you.
Freedom of Expression: A street mural in Toronto, showcasing the vibrant expression protected by the Charter.
Right to Assembly: Protesters peacefully assemble in Ottawa, exercising their Charter-protected right.
Freedom of Religion: Individuals worship together in a Montreal religious center, embodying the Charter’s freedom of religion.
Equality Rights: Diverse individuals stand united, representing the Charter’s commitment to equality.
Freedom from Discrimination: A workplace promotes equality, reflecting the Charter’s stance against discrimination.
Prizes
$2,000
First Place
$1,000
Second Place
$500
Third Place
2024 Canadian Photography Contest Criteria
- Photography: Minimal edits
- Digital Art: Created entirely digitally
- Mixed Media: Photography and Digital Art elements
Deadline: October 27, 2024, at 11:59 p.m.
Winners announced: December 9, 2024
Please ensure your submission reflects the contest theme: Capture what freedom in democracy looks like to you.
Before submission, please review our Criteria and Guidelines
Ready to Submit?
"Art, freedom, and creativity will change society faster than politics."
Victor Pinchuk
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