Meta_Contra_Verse

GESTE Paris is very pleased to announce that the open call artists Benjamin Freedman and Jurgis Peters have been selected for purchase by the GESTE Collection. See News for more information (February 2023).

GESTE Paris is very pleased to announce the jury selection for the 2022 Open Call.

Single Image Winners: Bart Krezolek, Alvin Ng, Jurgis Peters and Adam Starr

Single Image Shortlist: Anna66 Andrzejewska, Cristobal Ascencio, B. Bogart, Polina S., Synchrodogs and Mouneb Taim

Video / Moving Image Winners: Benjamin Freedman and Claudia Fuggetti

Video / Moving Image Shortlist: Nero Cosmos, Marte Hodne Haugen, Flavia Souza, Alex Verhaest, Ernest Wu and Charlotte Yao

Curators Special Selection: Gus

Our sincere thank you to all the entrants, we had a very strong set of submissions this year and are impressed by the level of work coming from all corners of the globe.

GESTE 2022 Open Call

The exhibition Meta_Contra_Verse includes an open call alongside the curated selection which features both digital and physical artworks. The curators are Shiva Lynn Burgos, the founder of GESTE, Camille Gajate and Georg Bak.

For this 6th edition of GESTE Paris we seek shape-shifting avatars, intangibilities, NFTs and minted physical representations thereof, WEB 3.0, A.I. generated, digital and blockchain based works, the metaverse, and verse in general as a lyrical contra post to dialogue with historical art concepts of imaginary worlds. 

Our accomplished international jury has selected six winning entries to be included in the exhibition open to the public from October through late November and online in conjunction with Paris Photo. GESTE Paris will purchase at least one work from the jury selection which will be added to the GESTE permanent art collection. All shortlisted artists will be included in a screen presentation which will be displayed during the exhibition.  The jury has chosen works which address the theme of the exhibition, Meta_Contra_Verse, in a striking and original manner with a strong interplay between process, form and content.

The Open Call section of the exhibition receives submissions from all over the world and provides an opportunity to showcase new artists’ work that has not received the exposure it deserves alongside established artists. Beyond the exhibition itself there is a program for artist, curator and expert led private tours talks and events which will take place throughout the month of the exhibition. This opportunity echoes the very purpose of Paris Photo week and beyond by participating in its abundance and legitimacy among collectors, artists and academics.

Please write with questions to opencall@gesteparis.com or DM to instagram @geste.paris

Concept: Meta_Contra_Verse

"The future is already here, it's just not evenly distributed."    William Gibson 

GESTE Paris takes its inspiration from influential philosopher Vilém Flusser who described photography in terms of a philosophical action or gesture. Since his passing in 1991 the world of photography and image-making has expanded exponentially. Artificial intelligence is creating algorithmic hyper-interpretations, virtual and augmented reality let us explore worlds both real and simulated. Glitches in these systems are self-reflective and catalyse further creative opportunities.

What would Flusser say when confronted with these novel realities and potentials?  How can we play within and alongside (meta) the machine rather than against it (contra)? How have the means shifted our future's future vision of creation? How are fears attached to these transformational media? Why is it contra_versial? Is there space for everyone in this space? What does it look like? Feel like?  Smell like?  Where do these bubbles divert and connect artistically?

GESTE Paris 2022 Open Call Jury

Charlie Gepp leads an underground art practice under the alias Emil de Negroponte, AKA The Levantine. He is a former journalist, investment banker and entrepreneur who is deeply involved in the development of artists and art organizations in New York City. He is an International Board Member of Mariko Mori’s FAOU Foundation and a founding member of the recently created German Institute of Photography, an initiative of Andreas Gursky with a group of renowned German photographers. Charlie also leads a pro-bono coaching practice that supports the efforts of creatives looking to navigate their way to their goals. He is also an art accumulator with emerging storage concerns.

Josh Hanes is the President and CEO of Uplift Aerospace, a company pioneering advanced technologies for a multi-planetary economy that will revolutionize humanity's connection with space and promote the conservation of Earth. One of their divisions, Space+, is increasing access and diversity in space as history’s first Web3 space program, integrating VR, AR and blockchain technology to increase access to space. Uplift Aerospace collaborates with NASA, Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin, Orbital Reef, Zero G, Sierra Space and others and is a pioneer in bringing artworks into space.

Sarah Hughes is a photographer, visual artist, photo editor, writer and producer, working in contemporary art, documentary, and breaking news. Currently a photo editor at The New York Times, she is also the founder of The Persona Project where she leads workshops and consults on projects related to Safe & Sexy, her global portrait and interview series on women, identity and public space.

Tariq Krim is an entrepreneur and technology writer and philosopher based in Paris who says he is working to make the internet a nicer place to live. Tariq is a frequent speaker at global technology and media conferences and summits and is one of the initiators of the Slow Web Movement. He has a strong interest in art, digital anthropology, and social change. A serial business founder, his companies include Netvibes, an early Web 2.0 company, Jolicloud, a cloud computing company, and Polite, a data self-sovereignty platform. He was appointed Chevalier de l’Ordre des Arts et des Lettres by the French Minister of Culture in 2011.

Dominic Palfreyman is a financier, philanthropist and art collector based in London and Paris. His philanthropic initiative, The Felix Trust for Art has supported many art performances in conjunction with museums and art institutions. He is a co-founder of GESTE and has a long-standing relationship with The Whitechapel Gallery, London as a trustee board member.

Lexïng Zhang is an independent curator currently based between Mexico City and Paris working at the intersection of contemporary art and design. Zhang has been curating international exhibitions of global visual art and culture, in both an independent and institutional capacity, for numerous galleries and organizations. In 2010 she founded ART LEXÏNG in Miami, a creative agency and gallery space. The company has an international roster of artists and clients. Zhang is committed to fostering collaborations and dialogues on a global scale and she takes pride in connecting individuals from disparate cultural backgrounds with a focus on generating a positive social impact.

Terms and Conditions for 2022 Open Call                 Meta_Contra_Verse

Please note: All submissions must be made online through Picter.com If you do not already have a free Picter account you may easily set one up. We chose the Picter platform because it offers artists the opportunity to enter open calls in a simplified and organized way and is covered by EU data protection.

 1          The entrant represents and warrants that the submitted works are their own original creations for which they own the copyright. 

2          Submissions must be in English or French.

3          All submissions must be made via picter.com and any unsolicited digital submissions will not be considered and any unsolicited physical submissions will not be returned.

4          All selected winning submissions will be included in the exhibition to take place in Paris in October and November 2022. 

5          Winning Digital works will be displayed on screens or projections following consultation with the artist about format etc. For physical works, after consultation with the winning entrants GESTE Paris will pay the reasonable costs for high quality digital printing and exhibition framing up to 70x50 cm. Otherwise entrants may provide their own prints if they wish, subject to agreement with GESTE Paris and agreement over sharing of any exceptional costs (such as international shipping, large works, framed works, return of works etc.).

 6          Included works will be made available for sale at a price to be mutually agreed between the entrant and GESTE Paris and the entrant will agree to a sales contract and commission agreement which is exclusive for the period of the physical and online exhibition and non-exclusive for a period after that. All sale proceeds, net of any applicable taxes and after any reasonable direct work specific and exhibition related expenses by either the entrant or GESTE Paris, will be divided equally.

 7          The winning entrants will grant a free non-exclusive license to allow their images to be used for exhibition publicity, marketing and a catalogue, both online and physical.

 8          Unsold works which were printed by GESTE Paris will be available unframed for collection in Paris or returned at the expense of the entrant.

 9          All short-listed submissions will be included in a digital screen presentation during the exhibition and the entrant will grant a free non-exclusive license to allow this to happen. Any entrant who does not want to be included in this presentation may opt out in writing.

 10        Submissions in the video and moving image category should be no more than 5 minutes in duration. Longer works should be edited to allow the jury to properly consider the works based on an extract or edited version. The jury will only watch the first 5 minutes of any submissions of a longer duration.

Open Call 2019 // La Vérité Déguisée

The distinguished jury for 2019 included Professor A.C. Grayling CBE MA DPhil (Oxon) FRSL FRSA (UK) philosopher, Master of the New College of the Humanities,London. Anne-Claire Meffre (France) editor, author and contributor to Madame Figaro. Dominic Palfreyman (UK) photography collector, art philanthropist. Anna Sansom(France) journalist, editor and curator, regular contributor to the Art Newspaper, Art Now, Frame. Fabio Sindici (Italy) art critic, television author and journalist, La Stampa, Artribune. Amber Terranova (USA) photo director and educator, Consultant for Magnum Education, BFA Faculty member School of Visual Arts, NY. 

The group exhibition The Truth in Disguise was conceived by the artist and curator Shiva Lynn Burgos with Dominique Charlet, Director of the Agency Charlet Photographies and independent curator.

GESTE Paris is pleased to present as a slideshow for the opening week the following artists and photographers from the open call.

OCT.25 - Open Call Selected Artists

GESTE Paris is pleased to announce the 2019 OPEN CALL selected artists who will be part of the group show 4th edition, The Truth in Disguise with either physical work or as part of a digital slideshow.

GESTE PARIS est heureux d’annoncer les artistes sélectionnés de l’APPEL A CANDIDATURE 2019 qui feront partie de la 4ème édition de l’exposition collective, La Vérité Déguisée soit avec un travail physique ou dans le cadre d'un diaporama numérique.

Many thanks to the jury which includes / Merci au jury : Professor A.C. Grayling CBE MA DPhil (Oxon) FRSL FRSA (UK) philosopher, Master of the New College of the Humanities,London. Anne-Claire Meffre (France) editor, author and contributor to Madame Figaro. Dominic Palfreyman (UK) photography collector, art philanthropist. Anna Sansom (France) journalist, editor and curator, regular contributor to the Art Newspaper, Art Now, Frame. Fabio Sindici (Italy) art critic, television author and journalist, La Stampa, Artribune. Amber Terranova (USA) photo director and educator, Consultant for Magnum Education, BFA Faculty member School of Visual Arts, NY.

Open 2019 call is now closed

Thank you to all the artists and photographers who made submissions.

Merci à tous les artistes et photographes qui ont soumis des propositions.

En francais ci-dessous

GESTE Paris invites submissions for inclusion in its 2019 art and photography exhibition La Vérité Déguisée (The Truth in Disguise), conceived by the artist and curator Shiva Lynn Burgos and Dominique Charlet, Director of Agency Charlet Photographies and independent curator. The open call selection is by an exceptional international jury, see below. The opportune timing of the exhibition echoes the very purpose of Paris Photo week by participating in its abundance and legitimacy among collectors, artists and academics. 

La Vérité Déguisée (The Truth in Disguise), has many facets. The image can be a pretense in the conceptual or physical sense. One can alter, conceal, camouflage, recompose, counterfeit, cover, decorate, disfigure, deform, denature, disillusion, conceal, coat, wrap, distort, invent, manipulate, collage, silence, transform, veil ... the "reality" of objects, situations, people and ways of seeing. How can our perceptions be affected by techniques that hide or alter? In the era of reality TV and false information, the selfie culture and the virtual identities of social media and gaming, artificial intelligence and political propaganda, how is the truth disguised or revealed?

Exhibition includes: Idris Khan, John Stezaker, Joan Foncuberta, Christer Strömholm, Laia Abril, Nicole Cohen, The Mariwai Project, Tom Lovelace, Andreas Gursky, Yuken Teruya, C.Javier Barrera, Sebastiaan Bremer, Marina Abramovič and Ulay and others alongside the open call artists. The focus is on diverse, unique and unpublished works in which the images resonate the theme via various media such as photographs, video, sculpture and performance.

November 1-30, 2019 marks the 4th edition of GESTE, dedicated to the photographic and filmic "gesture", as coined by philosopher Vilém Flusser. It is a place of discovery for established and emerging artists from all over the world to exhibit and engage in an open dialogue between artists, curators, writers and collectors through tours, conferences and direct engagement. GESTE is the link between a private collection and a selection by guest curators.

Submissions must be made via picter.com in two categories, "Single Image" for a work selected to be shown on its own and "Series" for a group of images selected to be shown together. GESTE Paris is committed to experimental processes and invites photo-based artworks from outside the normal bounds of photography. 3-D and sculptural image-based works can be submitted as a digital photo with a full accompanying description.

Winning selection is made by an international jury based on quality and response to the theme: La Vérité Déguisée. GESTE Paris will commit to purchase works by at least two of the winning selected artists to add to its permanent collection.

Click here for full biographies of the 2019 jury members

Professor A.C. Grayling CBE MA DPhil (Oxon) FRSL FRSA (UK) philosopher, Master of the New College of the Humanities, London, and its Professor of Philosophy, Supernumerary Fellow of St Anne's College, Oxford, author of over thirty books of philosophy, including Truth, Meaning and Realism: Essays in the Philosophy of Thought

Ann-Claire Meffre (France) editor, author and current contributor to Madame Figaro.

Dominic Palfreyman (UK) photography collector, art philanthropist

Anna Sansom (France) journalist, editor and curator, regular contributor to the Art Newspaper, Art Now, Frame etc.

Fabio Sindici (Italy) art critic, television author and journalist, La Stampa, Artribune, etc

Amber Terranova (USA) photo director and educator, Consultant for Magnum Education, BFA Faculty member School of Visual Arts, NY

Please direct questions to opencall@gesteparis.com

Please note:  All submissions must be made online through Picter.com  If you do not already have a free Picter account you may easily set one up. We chose the Picter platform because it offers artists the opportunity to enter open calls in a simplified and organized way and is covered by EU data protection.

Timeline:

• Submission Deadline: 23:59 October 19, 2019 CET

• Public Announcement of included artists: October 25, 2019

• Exhibition opens: November 1, 2019

• Vernissage November 4, 2019 18-22h

• Exhibition closes November 30, 2019

Appel à candidature 2019

GESTE Paris a le plaisir d’annoncer l’exposition collective La vérité déguisée conçue par l’artiste et commissaire Shiva Lynn Burgos et Dominique Charlet, Directeur de l’Agence Charlet Photographies et commissaire d’exposition indépendant.

Cette année marque le 4ème anniversaire de GESTE, exposition dédiée au« geste » photographique et filmique, le terme forgé par Vilem Flusser, devenue aujourd’hui un lieu reconnu de découverte et de rencontre d’artistes établis et émergents issus de toutes les régions du monde. Elle sera encore une fois l’occasion d’engager un dialogue ouvert dans le cadre de ses tournées et conférences. GESTE est le lien entre une collection privée, des œuvres d’art provenant de galeries prestigieuses et une sélection de commissaires invités.

Le thème de 2019, La vérité déguisée de l’image, présente de nombreuses facettes. L’image peut être un faux-semblant. On peut accoutrer, altérer, arranger, camoufler, changer, colorer, recomposer, contrefaire, habiller, couvrir, décorer, défigurer, déformer, dénaturer, désillusionner,   enrober, envelopper, fausser, maquiller, masquer, recouvrir, transformer, travestir, truquer, voiler... la “réalité” des choses, des situations, des personnes. Comment nos perceptions peuvent-elles être affectées par les techniques qui dissimulent ou altèrent? À l’ère de la télé-réalité et des fausses informations, de la culture selfie et des identités virtuelles des réseaux sociaux, de l’intelligence artificielle et de la propagande politique, comment la vérité est-elle déguisée ou au contraire révélée?

Les œuvres d’une trentaine d’artistes dont Idris Khan, John Stezaker, Joan Foncuberta, Christer Strömholm, Laia Abril, The Mariwai Project, Naomi B.Cook, Nicole Cohen, Yuken Teruya, Tom Lovelace, Andreas Gursky, C. Javier Barrera, Sebastiaan Bremer, Marina Abramovič and Ulay seront réunies, ( à titre indicatif ) seront présentées. Nous privilégierons les oeuvres uniques ou inédites, dans une diversité créative où les images se feront écho les unes avec les autres.

Les candidatures doivent être effectuées via picter.com en deux catégories ; SINGLE (une seule image) pour une œuvre sélectionnée à afficher seule et SERIES (Série) pour un groupe d’images sélectionnées à afficher ensemble. GESTE Paris s’engage dans des processus expérimentaux et invite des œuvres d’art photographiques en dehors des limites normales de la photographie. Vous pouvez soumettre des œuvres 3D et sculpturales à base d’images sous forme de photo numérique avec une description complète.

La sélection retenues est faite par un jury international basé sur la qualité et la réponse au thème: La Vérité Déguisée. GESTE Paris s’engagera à acheter les œuvres d’au moins deux des artistes sélectionnés pour l’ajouter à sa collection permanente.

Cliquez ici pour les biographies complètes des membres du jury 2019

Professeur AC Grayling CBE MA DPhil (Oxon) FRSL FRSA (Royaume-Uni) philosophe, maître du New College of the Humanities de Londres et professeur de philosophie, boursier surnuméraire du St Anne College, Oxford, auteur de plus de trente ouvrages de philosophie, y compris Vérité, Signification et Réalisme: essais de philosophie de la pensée.

Anne-Claire Meffre (France) rédactrice, auteure et collaboratrice de Madame Figaro.

Dominic Palfreyman (Royaume-Uni) collectionneur de photographies, philanthrope de l’art.

Anna Sansom (France) journaliste, rédactrice en chef et commissaire d’exposition, contributrice régulière aux journaux Art Newspaper, Art Now, Frame etc.

Fabio Sindici (Italie) critique d’art, auteur et journaliste de télévision, La Stampa, Artribune, etc.

Amber Terranova (États-Unis) directrice photo et éducatrice, consultante pour Magnum Education, membre du corps professoral de BFA, School of Visual Arts, NY

Veuillez adresser vos questions à opencall@gesteparis.com

Remarque: Toutes les soumissions doivent être effectuées en ligne sur Picter.com. Si vous ne possédez pas déjà de compte Picter gratuit, vous pouvez facilement en créer un. Nous avons choisi la plateforme Picter car elle offre aux artistes la possibilité de saisir des appels ouverts de manière simplifiée et organisée et est couverte par la protection des données de l’UE.

CHRONOLOGIE:

Date limite de soumission: le 19 octobre 2019, à 23h59, heure d’Europe Centrale

Annonce des artistes sélectionnés : le 25 octobre 2019

Ouverture de l’exposition: le 1er novembre 2019

Vernissage : le 4 novembre 2019 18-22h

Fermeture de l’exposition: le 30 novembre 2019

OPEN CALL 2018

Congratulations to the top picks of the Jury!

Here presented in no particular order.

Single Image Finalists

Group or Series Finalists

Video Finalists

All shortlisted artists are included on a monitor or slideshow projection.

Single Image Shortlist

Mari BASTASHEVSKI, Flora MÉRILLON, Irwin BARBÉ, Aris MINARETZIS, Andreas FREI, Špela VOLČIČ,

Group or Series Shortlist

Lola REBOUD, Margaux Corda, Egemen Tuncer, MRLL, Gabriela Torres Ruiz, Zoé Forget, Balder Olrik, Farras Abdelnour, Florence Iff, Angelika Wienerroither, JCbise, Lionel Cruet, Ana Teresa Vicente, Patrick Pollmeier, Yoana Sharabova, Richard Biegun, fabian albertini, Brian Miller, Lionel Bayol-Thémines, Pablo-Martín Córdoba, ANDRES JUAREZ TRONCOSO, Doug Fogelson, Stu Sontier, scarlett coten, Panos Charalampidis and Mary Chairetaki, Jakub Pasierkiewicz, David Pereira, KENT KRUGH, Mario Klingemann, Zhuoning Bi, Martin Lukas Ostachowski

Video Shortlist

Pierre SUCHET, KURT, Aurélien BOMY

Binary / Non-Binary

en français voir ci-dessous

Black or white, on or off, male or female, digital or analog, zero or one. A binary viewpoint divides the world cleanly and everything is in one category or the other, as two alternatives existing in opposition. The non-binary viewpoint opens the world up to a multiplicity of categories, rejecting the simplification and contrasting nature of the binary position and yet must include both the single and the infinite.

How do artists exemplify these concepts today and how do they co-exist ?

The world is not black and white but full of greyscale and colour and even ultra- and infra- colours beyond the range of our human eyes. Where does the spectrum lie in terms of scientifically definable code, digital geometry, astrometrics, consciousness, sexuality, spirituality, artificial intelligence and the technological singularity?

GESTE Paris 2018 invites works for its third forthcoming exhibition

Binary / Non-Binary

Although based in Paris we positively welcome international submissions from around the world.

GESTE Paris is committed to experimental processes and invites photo-based artworks from outside the normal bounds of photography.

The 2018 exhibition will include notable artists : Constantin Brancusi, Frederick Sommer, Pierre Molinier, Hiroshi Sugimoto, Ned & Shiva Productions, Francis Ruyter, Olaf Nicolai, Ghost of a Dream, Zean Cabangis, CJ Heyliger, Susan Morris, Nicolas Schöffer, Hannibal Volkoff, Samra Habib, Quentin Houdas, Gianfranco Chiavacci, Martin Désilets, Vera Molnar, Robert Mallary and others.  

The Curators are Shiva Lynn Burgos (US/France), Georg Bak (Switzerland) and Alisa Phommaxahay (France/Laos)

For the first time GESTE will host an OPEN CALL to widen the scope of participation. The International Jury includes Raina Lampkins-Fielder (museum curator and multimedia artist), Marc Lenot (mathematician, economist and art critic), Brandei Estes (Head of Photographs at Sotheby's London), Robin Hanson (author professor and researcher: The Future of Humanity Institute of Oxford University, A.I. programmer NASA), Dominic Palfreyman (financier, art philanthropist and collector), Jason Bailey (blockchain, provenance, and digital art expert, creator of artnome.com) and ORLAN (artist) as honorable artist counselor to the jury.

JURY bios

The jury will select a number of winners from all submissions and these works included in the exhibition GESTE Paris 2018. Binary / Non-Binary.  GESTE Paris will pay such reasonable printing and framing costs as necessary to enable the works to be exhibited after consultation with the submitting photographer. Works will be for sale on the basis of equal sharing after costs at prices to be mutually agreed between GESTE Paris and the submitting photographer. Unsold prints will be available for collection in Paris at the end of the exhibition or returned by post if the photographer sends a stamped and addressed envelope.

ALL appropriate submissions will be included in the exhibition as a digital slideshow.

The categories are SINGLE IMAGE (up to 3), GROUP or SERIES (2-6) and VIDEO or FILM (1 per entry)

Please direct questions to opencall@gesteparis.com

Please note:  All submissions must be made online through Picter.com  If you do not already have a free Picter account you may easily set one up. We chose the Picter platform because it offers artists the opportunity to enter open calls in a simplified and organized way and is covered by EU data protection.

TIMELINE:

• Submission Deadline: 23:59 October 19, 2018 CET

• Public Announcement of included artists: October 28, 2018

• Exhibition opens: November 5, 2018

• Exhibition closes December 1, 2018

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Binaire / Non-Binaire

GESTE remercie tous les participants. Les résultats seront annoncés bientôt!
Noir ou blanc, on ou off, masculin ou féminin, numérique ou analogique, zéro ou un. Un point de vue binaire divise le monde proprement, comme deux alternatives existantes dans l’opposition. Le point de vue non binaire ouvre le monde à une multiplicité de catégories, rejetant la simplification et la nature contrastée de la position binaire, tout en incluant à la fois l’unique et l'infini.

Comment les artistes illustrent-ils ces concepts et comment coexistent-ils aujourd'hui?

Le monde n'est pas noir et blanc, innombrables sont les niveaux de gris et de couleurs et même d'ultra et d’infrarouges au-delà de la perception optique humaine. Où se situe le spectre en termes de code scientifiquement définissable, de géométrie numérique, d'astrométrie, de conscience, de sexualité, de spiritualité, d'intelligence artificielle et de singularité technologique?

GESTE Paris 2018 invite les œuvres photographique et video pour sa prochaine exposition

Binaire / Non-Binaire

Bien que basés à Paris, nous accueillons positivement les soumissions internationales du monde entier via la plateforme Picter.com

GESTE Paris s’engage dans des processus expérimentaux et invite des œuvres d’art photographiques en dehors des limites normales de la photographie.

Les commissaires sont Shiva Lynn Burgos (États-Unis / France), Georg Bak (Suisse) et Alisa Phommaxahay (France / Laos).

Pour la première fois, GESTE organisera un APPEL OUVERT pour élargir le champ de la participation. Le jury international est composé de Raina Lampkins-Fielder (conservatrice de musée et artiste multimédia), Marc Lenot (mathématicien, économiste et critique d'art), Brandei Estes (responsable des photographies à Sotheby's Londres), Robin Hanson (auteur et chercheur: The Future of Humanity Institute of Oxford University, programmeur d’intelligence artificielle, NASA), Dominic Palfreyman (financier, philanthrope de l’art et collectionneur), Jason Bailey (expert en matière de blockchain, de sources et d’art numérique, créateur d’artnome.com) et ORLAN (artiste plasticienne) jury.

JURY bios

Le jury sélect un certain nombre de gagnants parmi toutes les soumissions et ces œuvres figure dans l'exposition GESTE Paris 2018. Binaire / Non-binaire. GESTE Paris assumera les coûts raisonnables d’impression et de cadrage nécessaires pour permettre l’exposition des œuvres après consultation du photographe auteur de la proposition. Les travaux seront mis en vente selon un partage égal après coûts, à des prix à convenir mutuellement entre GESTE Paris et le photographe auteur de la communication. Les tirages invendus pourront être retirés à Paris à la fin de l'exposition ou renvoyés par courrier postal si le photographe envoie une enveloppe timbrée et adressée.

TOUTES les soumissions appropriées sont incluses dans l'exposition sous forme de diaporama numérique ou projection.

Les catégories sont SINGLE IMAGE (jusqu'à 3), GROUP ou SERIES (2-6) et VIDEO ou FILM (1 par entrée).

Veuillez adresser vos questions à opencall@gesteparis.com

Remarque: toutes les soumissions doivent être effectuées en ligne sur Picter.com. Si vous ne possédez pas déjà de compte Picter gratuit, vous pouvez facilement en créer un. Nous avons choisi la plateforme Picter car elle offre aux artistes la possibilité de saisir des appels ouverts de manière simplifiée et organisée et est couverte par la protection des données de l'UE.

CHRONOLOGIE:

Date limite de soumission: 12h00, le 21 octobre 2018, heure d'Europe centrale

Annonce des artistes inclus : 28 octobre 2018

Ouverture de l'exposition: le 5 novembre 2018

Fermeture de l'exposition: le 1er decembre 2018