Applied Arts 2022 Photography Awards

Applied Arts 2022 Photography Awards now is over!

Applied Arts 2022 Photography Awards has been recently opened for entries, open worldwide to all forms of commissioned, published, unpublished and personal work from professionals and enthusiasts.

About Competition

Applied Arts 2022 Photography Awards has been recently opened for entries!

Launched in 1992, the Applied Arts Awards, Canada’s largest multi-disciplinary competitions, have become an international recognition of creative excellence, and we are Canada’s only competitions that recognize the work of both professionals and students across the visual communications spectrum, from image-makers to advertising, marketing and graphic designers. Applied Arts magazine is Canada’s leading voice for visual communicators, so being published as a winner is your best opportunity to promote your work across Canada and beyond. Entries can be submitted in these main categories:

➜ Photography
➜ Motion
➜ Young Blood and Community

Community Awards categories are only open to work done by and for Canadians. Young Blood categories are only open to works produced by entrants who have been out of school up to three years.

Competition is open internationally to all forms of commissioned, published, unpublished and personal work from professionals and enthusiasts created between February 2021 and February 2022 (but not entries that have been submitted into last year's competition). Only digital entries are accepted for this competition.

Each competition is judged by a different and independent jury of award-winning creative professionals. Winning entries are not ranked and there is no pre-determined quota of winners. So if the jury votes you in, it means your work will be published in one of the Awards Annuals.

All entrants will be notified by early-March 2022.

Eligibility

Applied Arts 2022 Photography Awards is open worldwide to all forms of commissioned, published, unpublished and personal work from professionals and enthusiasts created between February 2021 and February 2022.