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Street Photography Competition

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The British Council announces a street photography

competition of the best images reflecting a personal

vision of street life in Georgia. Participants in the

competition are expected to present fresh and candid

depictions of the public life of the streets in their

towns.

The best works, as judged by a panel of independent

professional photographers, will be displayed with Onto

The Street, an exhibition of street photography from

Britain in March 2007. In addition, the authors of

selected works will be invited to attend slide lectures

focusing on contemporary street photography run by

curators of the exhibition.

The competition is open to professional and amateur

photographers aged 18 years and over. All images should be

taken in Georgia.

The closing date for entries is Thursday, February 15

2007, at 17:00.

Application Info
Click here to view rules.

Click here to download the application form as a Microsoft Word document.

Work may be submitted at the following addresses in Georgia:

British Council
34 Rustaveli Ave.
Tbilisi
Tel: 995 32 25 04 07
995 32 98 80 14
995 32 92 34 02

ETAG Kutaisi office
2 St. Nino St, St. Nino Gymnazium
Kutaisi
Tel: 8 231 4 62 46
etag.kutaisi@caucasus.net
etag_kutaisi@yahoo.com

ETAG Batumi office
19 Era St., Pedagogical College
Batumi
Tel:888 222 7 12 93
etag.batumi@caucasus.net

ETAG Akhaltsikhe office
91 Rustaveli St., State University
Akhaltsikhe
Tel: 8 265 2 02 93
etag.akhaltsikhe@caucasus.net or akhaltsikhe_ETAG@yahoo.com

ETAG Poti office
26 Akaki St., 1st Gymnazium
Poti
Tel: 8 293 2 10 19
etag.poti@caucasus.net

ETAG Zugdidi office
58 Kostava St., State University
Zugdidi
Tel: 8 215 5 08 25
etag.zugdidi@caucasus.net

ETAG Telavi office
1 Kartuli University.St., State University
Telavi
Tel: 8 250 7 51 44
etag.telavi@caucasus.net

ETAG Rustavi office
7 Vakhushti St., Georgian Gymnazium
Rustavi
tel: 8 241 7 73 15etag.rustavi@caucasus.net or etagrustavi@yahoo.com

ETAG Gori office
67 Chavchavadze St., Gori State University, Building 2
Gori
Tel: 8 270 7 96 59
etag.gori@caucasus.net

Source

British Council Arts and

Culture webpage and Youthful Media listserv
from the Young People's Media Network January 11 2007.