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International Trumpism Cartoon & Caricature Contest 2017

Trumpism Cartoon Contest

International Trumpism Cartoon & Caricature Contest-2017

Sections And Subjects:

  • Cartoon: Trumpism
  • Trump & Racism
  • Trump & Immigration
  • Trump & The Wall
  • Trump & Mass Media (Reporters)
  • Trump & Humiliation Of Women
  • Trump & Tweet
  • Caricature:Donald Trump


Rules:
  • - Each Participant Can Send Maximum 5 Artworks To Each Section
  • - Sent Artworks Should Not Have Won Any Prize Before
  • - Sent Artworks Should Not Be Published In The Catalogs Of This Biennial Before
  • - Artworks Must Be Emailed In Png Or Jpg Format, 300 Dpi Resolution 
  •    and 2000 Pixel Width Or Length


- A Word File Containing Full Name, Postal Address, Email Address, Phone Number,
  Photo And CV Is Kindly Needed.

- A Volume Of The Catalog Will Be Sent To The Artists Whose Artworks Have Been Published In.

Prizes:

Cartoon Section:
  • First Prize: 1500$ With Trophy And Honorable Mention
  • Second Prize: 1000$ With Trophy And Honorable Mention
  • Third Prize:500$ With Trophy And Honorable Mention


Caricature Section:

  • First Prize: 1500$ With Trophy And Honorable Mention
  • Second Prize: 1000$ With Trophy And Honorable Mention
  • Third Prize: 500$ With Trophy And Honorable Mention


Jury Members:

  • Luc Descheemaeker From Belgium
  • Silvano Mello From Brazil
  • Dr.Habib Sadeghi From Iran
  • Mohammadreza Doustmohammadi From Iran
  • Mahmood Azadnia From Iran

Deadline:

5th May 2017

Email Address For Sending Artworks:

trumpismcontest@gmail.com

Tel:+98 21 88 911 214 , +98 21 88 911 215
Fax:+98 21 88 911 219

Website:
 www.irancartoon.com

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