Los Angeles Center of Photography / Deadline: 12/10/24
Disruption in photographic arts started long before artificial intelligence upended the contemporary visual landscape. Artists such as Hannah Höch, John Heartfield and Man Ray used collage in their work during the first decades of the twentieth century as a way to negotiate their own vision and shock their viewers, reflecting the world, its conflicted realities, and political dynamics by assembling, montaging and refracting images.
Bringing those ideas to the twenty-first century, this open call invites submissions for works that consider the histories, present and future of photographic collages at this moment. Inspired by LACP's home in Downtown LA, nestled between the Toy District and Little Tokyo, this call is interested both in the tactile playfulness of manipulating images, and the ways in which the gestures of cutting and pasting highlight power relations in civic spaces and private lives.
Submitted works can include original pieces that make use of a variety of techniques including hybrids of analog and digital. In addition, works generated with AI tools will also be considered for this call.
The selected works will be featured in a virtual exhibition in LACP's website.
Virtual
$25 for 1 image ($18.75 for LACP Members)
The exhibition is open internationally to photographers of all levels. The juror will select works based on creativity, originality, and quality. LACP invites photographers working in all mediums and styles to take part in the exhibition.
LACP Members are eligible for a discounted submission rate. Not an LACP Member? To become a Member, click HERE
The deadline to submit digital files through Submittable for consideration in this call is Tuesday, December 10th, 2024 at Midnight PST. No exceptions.
1st Place winner will receive $1,000
Janis McGavin
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Los Angeles,
P: 3234640909
E: info@lacphoto.org
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