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CALL for ENTRIES: Guatephoto 2015

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TAMALE

I love tamales.  My life has been dotted with expert tamale makers–the Mexican version.  Then I tried Guatemalan tamales.  Oh my.  The differences are subtle, but important.  In Guatemalan tamales, the corn used to make the masa (dough) is not sweet, and they are usually wrapped in  leaves, not corn husks.  Tamales can come in red & black varieties, both sweet & savory, both large & small.  If are the winner of this next Call, they pick up the tab for your ticket & hotel to the opening.  Be sure to pick up a tamale while you are in Guatemala!  Take a look…

Check out this Call for Entries from La Fototeca & Guatemala.com (Guatemala) for Guatephoto 2015. $25 entry. Printing & exhibit costs are covered.  And winners get a ticket & hotel for the opening!  An excellent int’l opportunity…

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Learn more about Guatephoto 2015!CALL for ENTRIES:
Guatephoto 2015

 

ELIGIBILITY:  Open to all artists

MEDIA:  Photography (portfolio or photobook)

DEADLINE:  August 21, 2015*Hard copy of photobook must be rcv’d in Guatemala bydeadline.  Portfolios uploaded online.

NOTIFICATION:  September 18, 2015

ENTRY FEE:  $25 for 10 to 15 images for portfolio entrants or 1 photobook.

JURORS: Luis González Palma, a Guatemalan photographer who lives & works in Argentina with work exhibited in the U.S., Australia, Mexico, England, Slovakia, France & Spain. Clara de Tezanos, Co-Founder & Director of La Fototeca.  JJ Estrada T, co-founder & director of La Fototeca.

Learn more about Guatephoto 2015!Andrés Austurias, director & founder of RARA Magazine with solo exhibits in galleries & cultural centers of Central America, Mexico & U.S.  Juan Brenner, photographer & art director.  He worked in N.Y. as a fashion photographer & images have been published by diverse int’l magazines.

AWARDS:  Of all the received entries, 15 artists & 30 photobooks will be selected from each category to exhibit.  The work selected will showcase in two of the main exhibitions during GuatePhoto 2015, from Nov. 12-30, 2015.  GuatePhoto will cover printing & exhibit expenses for all 15 finalists.  Plus, Portfolio winner  receives $2,000 USD, Nikon D750, ticket & hotel to GuatePhoto. Photobook winner receives $2,000 USD & ticket & hotel to GuatePhoto.

For complete details, Read the Full Call!

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