Deadline: 15-Jun-22
Nominations are now open for the Emerging Digital Artists Award (EDAA) to foster experimentation in the work of emerging artists and create opportunities for those working in digital media.
Qualifications
- Your submission must take the form of ‘Digital Art’, defined as a screen-based artwork that demonstrates an engagement with digital technologies in the process of its creation. Analogue processes may be part of the work’s production, but the output must be digital. Digital documentation of traditional media will not be considered.
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Artwork must:
- Rely on the digital to exist, taking advantage of and experimenting with its immaterial qualities
- Have a visual component (i.e. cannot solely be sound-based)
- Stand on its own when viewed on a single screen or projection (i.e. if the work is part of a larger interactive or physical installation)
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Digital submissions may include, but are not limited to:
- Images, videos, animations, and GIFs
- Websites, games, and applications
- Augmented and virtual realities
Eligibility Criteria
- Entrants must be individuals who are within the first five (5) years of their professional career, prior to or beginning with their first exhibition in a museum, public or commercial gallery, or artist-run centre.
- Only one submission may be made per individual.
- Entrants must complete the online application and submit it along with a resume or curriculum vitae (CV) that outlines a complete exhibition history, beginning from the date of their first exhibition at a museum, public or commercial gallery, or artist-run centre.
- Participation is open to all Canadian residents eighteen (18) years of age or older.
- Previous winners of the Award are not eligible to participate.
- Employees of Equitable Bank, members of the Judging Panel, and persons with whom such persons are domiciled, are not eligible to participate.
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To be eligible, you’ll need to be:
- A resident of Canada
- At least 18 years of age
- An emerging artist
- They consider an emerging artist to be someone within the first five years of their professional career, beginning with their first solo or group exhibition in a museum, public or commercial gallery, or artist-run centre.
- Applicants are not required to be current students or to have completed a degree in Fine Arts. They encourage all emerging artists matching their definition to apply.
For more information, visit EDAA.
For more information, visit https://edaa.eqbank.ca/how-to-apply/
