BLOOOM Award By Warsteiner 2017 - Arts award

by Irena Sibila on Apr 21, 2017

This competition has expired on ◷ 31/07/2017

This Blooom award by warsteiner 2017 now is over!

CALL FOR ENTRY: International art competition for emerging artists, BLOOOM Award funded by WARSTEINER is now open for entries for 2017 inviting all artists from around the world to participate offering them the possibility to gain a foothold in the international art market.

About ⇣

Art competition BLOOOM Award Funded by Warsteiner, offers young artists from all around the world the possibility to gain a foothold in the international art market.

Since its beginning in 2010, BLOOOM Award by WARSTEINER emphasizes interdisciplinarity, power of innovation, courage and progressiveness.

The organisers are looking for artists who knowingly work at the interfaces between art and creative industries, whose works blur boundaries of traditional forms of expression. Since its beginning in 2010, BLOOOM Award by Warsteiner emphasizes interdisciplinarity, power of innovation, courage and progressiveness.

Visual arts, Design, Urban art or Video – the artistic potential has no limitations at BLOOOM Award by WARSTEINER.

For the first time in 2017, a special prize for the category music video will be awarded.

Art collectives and groups can also apply.

There is no entry fee for this competition.

It's free to enter!

Eligibility ⇣

This competition is open worldwide to entrants over 18 years of age.

Prize ⇣

The first place winner receives a travel to Art Basel in Miami or Hong Kong including 1,500 Euro (approx. 1,600 USD) pocket money.

For one year, the winner will be actively supported in his career. As part of a one-year mentoring by one of the jury members, the winner defines goals with the mentor to boost his career. Next steps are planned together and the winner benefits from the contacts and experience of his mentor.

Moreover, all ten finalists get the chance to exhibit their works during BLOOOM – the converging art show in Cologne (Germany) in front of more than 35,000 visitors. On-site they'll be able to make valuable contacts with curators and galleries.