Solstice's Spring '22 Art & Photography Contest

Deadline

Monday, February 21, 2022

Entry Fees

$12

Prizes

The first place winning artist will get 2 free copies of the print magazine, featured placement on the website, featured as the front cover art, and will be recognized as the cover artist credit pages.
The second place winning artist will get 2 free copies of the print magazine, featured placement on the website, featured as the back cover art, and will be recognized as the cover artist credit pages.

Description

We’re excited to announce that Solstice’s Spring ’22 Art & Photography Contest is now open for entries.
All of Solstice’s contests are run in partnership with Kada’s Bookstore, and is for artists who are currently pursuing an undergraduate degree at an accredited university.
This Season’s theme is Relationships. The dynamic human relationships between family, friends, partners, etc.
The Art & Photography Contest only accepts entries of portfolios (3 – 10 pieces per portfolio), as opposed to single-piece entries.
Please include a cover letter on the first page of your submission, including your name, your mailing address, and your email address. Entries must be sent in PDF format, 300dpi. Landscape covers: 11in width, 8.5in height. Portrait covers: 5.5in width, 8.5in height.
*Please note that teal or sage color schemes are most preferred.
Entries cost $12 each. Up to 2 submissions will be accepted from a single artist. To enter, purchase a ‘Contest Entry Ticket’ from our online store. Then fill out the submission form and enter the order reference number, along with your submission as a PDF or word.doc, in the form below. Only entries with valid order reference numbers will be considered.
This Season’s theme is Relationships. How relationships involve social associations, or connections, between two or more people. How they vary in their degree of intimacy, in their duration, in their reciprocity, in their power distribution, and so on. How they vary from family relations, friendship, marriage, relations with associates, work, clubs, and neighborhoods. How they may be regulated by law or custom.