Saturday, December 12, 2015

6th International Turhan Selcuk Cartoon Competition 2016

CONDITIONS
THEME: Open
CONDITIONS:
1- The competition is open to any cartoonist.
2- It is acceptable to enter with cartoons that have been published previously. However, they should not have won any prize/award in any other competition.
3- Any technique is allowed. The cartoonist can submit a maximum of 5 cartoons. Originals or electronic versions suitable for printing in 300 dpi and jpg format sent by e-mail would also be acceptable.
4- All cartoons must be 30x40cm maximum.
5- The participants must write their names (first and surname) in capital letters, address, e-mail, country and telephone number; a brief CV should be submitted in a sealed envelope.
6- The cartoons must be sent to the following address, no later than 18th April 2016:
6. ULUSLARARASI TURHAN SELCUK KARIKATUR YARISMASI
Milas Belediyesi Kultur Sanat Birimi
48200-Milas-Mugla / Turkey
www.milas.bel.tr e-mail: info@milas.bel.tr
7- The results of the competition will be announced on 23rd May 2016.
8- The cartoons sent to the competition will not be returned. All cartoons, whether they have won a prize or not, may be used for cultural purposes and may be published. Participation assumes acceptance of these conditions. All cartoons will be kept in the ‘Turhan Selcuk Karikaturlu Ev’.
9- The cartoons selected by the jury will be displayed in the exhibition and will also be printed in the album.
10- The reward ceremony will be held on 19th September 2016. The opening of the exhibition will be held on the same date, in ‘Turhan Selcuk Karikaturlu Ev’ for cartoons which have won an award or have been selected for display. The exhibition will be open until 4th October 2016.
11- Accommodation and meal expenses for participants who have won a ‘Special Award’ will be met. Travel expenses will be borne by the participants.
12- SELECTION COMMITTEE:
Muhammet Tokat Mayor of Milas
Kamil Masaracı Cartoonist
İzel Rozental Cartoonist
Tan Oral Cartoonist
Valentina Marcella Reseacher (Cartoon)
Meral Onat Cartoonist
Saadet Demir Yalçın Cartoonist
13- PRIZES:
Winner: $3000.00
Runner up: $2000.00
3rd: $1000.00

Other Special Prizes will be awarded by various establishments, societies, newspapers, art magazines, trade unions, news agents and individuals.
Note: The jury meeting will be held on the 7th May 2016.

COP 21

 Airaghi


 Basile Francesco
 Biani
 Boligan
 David Rowe
 De Angelis
 Glez
 Joep Bertrans
 Nani Mosquera
 Riber Hansson
 Uber
Valerio Marini

47th WORLD GALLERY OF CARTOONS Skopje 2016!


 Download the APPLICATION FORM, fill it, and submit it along with your works!!!

World Gallery of Cartoons, organized by OSTEN Skopje, Macedonia, is preparing for its 47th edition. For sure in this edition, as in the previous ones, the jury members will have a lot of work to do while making the final decision for the cartoonists who will be awarded with the following prizes:

FIRST AWARD for Cartoon
FIRST AWARD for Satiric Drawing
FIRST AWARD for Comic / Strip
10 SPECIAL AWARDS
CICO AWARD (for Macedonian cartoonist)

Let us remind you that following our principle of creating and preserving
the art on paper, only
 ORIGINAL WORKS (cartoons, satirical drawings and comics)
will be considered in the selection process, and they should be sent
no later than 31st March 2016 to our address:    
OSTEN WORLD GALLERY OF CARTOONS
8.Udarna Brigada 2, 1000 Skopje, Macedonia

The jury activities will take place in April 2016, and the official opening of
the 47th
 WORLD GALLERY OF CARTOONS Skopje 2016 and the announcement of
the awards will take place on
 26th May 2016 at the OSTEN Gallery, Skopje.


Download the
 APPLICATION FORM , fill it, and submit it, follow us on FB, and do not forget to share this information with your colleagues and friends.
For additional information, you can always contact us on:
cartoons@osten.com.mk

Wednesday, December 09, 2015

Venezuela por Pedro Molina

www.pxmolina.com


Histoire de Belgique in humour



Humor de Lailson



Save Ashraf Fayadh: Urgent Appeal The artist and poet has been sentenced to death in Saudi Arabia


Save Ashraf Fayadh: Urgent Appeal The artist and poet has been sentenced to 
death in Saudi Arabia
November 2015
NEW: 
UN rights experts urge Saudi Arabia to halt the execution of Palestinian 
poet Ashraf Fayadh
3 December 2015, press release, UN Human Rights, 
Office of the High Commissioner
While at the United Nations Headquarters in New York takes place an
art event (16 - 27 Nov.) of Art Jameel, in partnership with Edge of Arabia (EOA)
and the Permanent Mission of Saudi Arabia to the UN [1], EOA's former member
Ashraf Fayadh has been sentenced to death by a Court in Saudi Arabia.
As Human Rights Watch states, Ashraf Fayadh was sentenced to death on
November 17, 2015, for alleged blasphemous statements during a discussion
 group and in a book of his poetry (from 2008) [2]. The Court reverses earlier
 ruling of 4 years and 800 lashes. Fayadh denies the charges and claims that
a man made false accusations to the country’s religious police following a
personal dispute, what has been confirmed by three witnesses contesting
the testimony of that man. Fayadh has 30 days to file his appeal (counting
up from 17 November). [3]
Ashraf Fayadh is an artist and poet who respects and honours the culture and
civilization of Saudi Arabia. His poems inspire readers to reflect on issues
related to the spirit and life. His commitment as artist and curator supports
and helps the creative talent of young artists in Saudi Arabia, contributing
to make their talent and achievements known in the country and abroad.
With this goal, Fayadh co-curated the exhibitionRhizoma (Works by a younger
generation of Saudi Arabian artists) at the Venice Biennale 2013, together with
Sara Raza (currently Guggenheim UBS MAP Curator for the Middle East
and North Africa), organized by Edge of Arabia, and supported by
Art Jameel. [4]
Earlier in 2013, Ashraf Fayadh curated the exhibition titled Mostly Visible
(24 artists from Saudi Arabia) as part of the Jeddah Art Week in Saudi Arabia.
On this occasion, we were in touch with him via email, publishing a feature on
 the show, for which he wrote a statement. Fayadh stressed that the goal of
this exhibition was to highlight "the real side of how art can be, simple, authentic,
with little funding and lots of self-effort, with the soul of team work, inspired by our
own culture, our own lifestyle, issues and concerns, and raising the level of
 awareness of our society by drawing the attention to the social, popular, and
genuine culture." [5] The exhibition Mostly Visible was very successful and got
a lot of attention, nationally and internationally. It was featured by Saudi TV,
and visited and praised by international personalities, such as Chris Dercon,
at that time director of the Tate Modern in London. [6]
Contribute to save the life of Ashraf Fayadh by sending letters of appeal
to the King and other authorities and the embassies of Saudi Arabia!

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