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Entry is NOW CLOSED
All entries were due by 11:59pm on Sunday 25 August 2024
Prizes will be awarded and announced on Saturday 7 September 2024
The 2024 CMAG Secondary School Photography Prize is NOW CLOSED!
Are you an ACT student in year 7-12? Submit your best photos to the 2024 CMAG Secondary School Photography Prize for a chance to share in a $700 prize pool, have your photos displayed at CMAG and win a mentoring session with a professional photographer.
Entry is free, submit your photos before midnight 25 August.
What You Need to Know
Categories
There are two categories: Year 7–10 and Year 11–12
Closing Date
All entries were due by 11:59pm on Sunday 25 August 2024
Announcement of winners
Prizes will be awarded and announced on Saturday 7 September 2024.
Prizes
Two prize categories: Year 7–10 and Year 11–12.
Prizes include:
How to enter
Entry is FREE. Please enter the CMAG Art Prize via this link.
2024 Theme: Materiality… But Not As We Know It
This year’s theme, "Materiality," connects with the current Materiality… But Not As We Know It exhibition at CMAG. We encourage you to get creative and think outside the box! How can materials around you be seen in new, surprising ways? Use your camera to capture the unexpected and show us your unique perspective.
In the Materiality… But Not As We Know It exhibition, Canberra artists have explored materials like glass, textile, wood, metal, and fibre in surprising ways. From glass coolamons and boomerangs to glowing plasma and deconstructed furniture, the exhibition showcases the power of imagination. Visit the exhibition for inspiration and then create your own artistic take on "Materiality."
What the judges will be looking for
When selecting the winners, the judges will be considering:
Terms and Conditions
Entry is NOW CLOSED
All entries were due by 11:59pm on Sunday 25 August 2024
Prizes will be awarded and announced on Saturday 7 September 2024
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