"Iranian Green" International Cartoon Exhibition

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iranian green exhibition "Green" has a very specific meaning now: Iranian people named "Protesters" are now the symbol of freedom, bravery, and liberation. They chose "Green" as their symbol.

The subject for this exhibition are these people. The people who are going to be the most brave people of 2009.

You can send your cartoons on this theme. There is no money prize, no Trophy and party but we will organize an exhibition of selected cartoons in Paris.

Your prize will be proud of involvement of the Iranian Green Movement.


Regulations:

  • Participating in this exhibition is free
  • Any cartoonist without consideration to age, nationality and religion can participate in this exhibition
  • The technique of cartoons is free 
  • Each participant can send up to 5 entries 
  • Size limitation is minimum A4 and maximum A3. 
  • Digital (scanned) cartoons should be actual size and the resolution should be at least 300 DPI. These kind of entries should be sent to "kianoramez@aol.com" 
  • Each cartoonist must send a biography with their artworks 
  • The deadline for sending entries is 20th February 2010 
  • The entries should be sent to "37 Rue Chaude, 78240
    Chambourcy, France    " 
  • Selected artworks will be exhibited in Paris, France and also published on relevant websites and the group page on Facebook 
  • The organizing committee can use the received cartoons for promotions, publishing on websites, in posters, brochures, etc. 
  • the artworks can not be returned
  • For any extra information please call to: +33 (0)660 939 718

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