Art in Print’s Prix de Print
Art in Print encourages all printmaking artists to submit images of their work to Art in Print’s Prix de Print before the submission deadline of midnight March 15, 2019. Anyone with a subscription can enter.
Each issue of Art in Print features a full-page reproduction and brief essay about the work of one artist, chosen by an outside juror. Jurors include artists, curators, printers, publishers and dealers from around the world. This global exposure has resulted in museum shows and gallery invitations for the winning artist.
Who can enter?
One submission is permitted per membership per issue. With regard to institutional memberships (e.g. schools/universities, libraries) for any given competition, we will accept the first entry submitted under that membership.
Do I have to be a subscriber to submit?
Yes; Art in Print is a not-for-profit organization that depend on member support for all its programs. Subscriptions start at $38. Art in Print keeps the digital membership at just $38 specifically to accommodate students. A year’s membership enables entry to six competitions—just $6.33 per entry, plus access to all Art in Print content, including the biweekly newsletter announcing other competitions.
About Art in Print
Founded in 2011 to address the persistent invisibility of printed art in the general art press, Art in Print is a bimonthly journal and website dedicated to the art that most people are most likely to meet in person—the print. The publication provides important contemporary criticism, fundamental historical research and timely information about current events, while championing thoughtful looking, clear prose, and lucid design. Art in Print also commissions artists’ projects that take advantage of the social distribution of the periodical, and runs a bimonthly print competition that allows artists—with and without gallery affiliation—to reach an international audience. The only publication of its kind, Art in Print has emerged as a critical resource for artists, curators, scholars, collectors and viewers around the world.
Please visit the 'External Link' below for more information and access to the submission form.
Each issue of Art in Print features a full-page reproduction and brief essay about the work of one artist, chosen by an outside juror. Jurors include artists, curators, printers, publishers and dealers from around the world. This global exposure has resulted in museum shows and gallery invitations for the winning artist.
Who can enter?
One submission is permitted per membership per issue. With regard to institutional memberships (e.g. schools/universities, libraries) for any given competition, we will accept the first entry submitted under that membership.
Do I have to be a subscriber to submit?
Yes; Art in Print is a not-for-profit organization that depend on member support for all its programs. Subscriptions start at $38. Art in Print keeps the digital membership at just $38 specifically to accommodate students. A year’s membership enables entry to six competitions—just $6.33 per entry, plus access to all Art in Print content, including the biweekly newsletter announcing other competitions.
About Art in Print
Founded in 2011 to address the persistent invisibility of printed art in the general art press, Art in Print is a bimonthly journal and website dedicated to the art that most people are most likely to meet in person—the print. The publication provides important contemporary criticism, fundamental historical research and timely information about current events, while championing thoughtful looking, clear prose, and lucid design. Art in Print also commissions artists’ projects that take advantage of the social distribution of the periodical, and runs a bimonthly print competition that allows artists—with and without gallery affiliation—to reach an international audience. The only publication of its kind, Art in Print has emerged as a critical resource for artists, curators, scholars, collectors and viewers around the world.
Please visit the 'External Link' below for more information and access to the submission form.
Relevant research areas: North America, South America, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, South Asia, East Asia, Africa, Australia, Middle East, Contemporary, Book arts, Collograph, Digital printmaking, Engraving, Etching, Letterpress, Lithography, Monoprinting, Papermaking, Relief printing, Screenprinting
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