Artstruck – Challenge to design an art museum inspired by digital trends
TRANSFORMATION OF ART
Art has always played an important role in human lives, but it has never been a rule for art to be of meaning or representative of something rigid. Abstract forms of art have started coming up with these forms of nonobjective pieces that are an unrestricted portrayal of experiences and sometimes even elusive play of visuals and perceptions.Abstract art started around the 19th century, a period that was characterized by the vast popularity of imitative and anecdotal representation. Movements like Romanticism, symbolism and expressionism were some of the movements that started around the same time that went against classicism and embraced the newfound freedom. Abstract art has evolved and seeped into various forms today. In a way, it is currently the golden age for abstract art with so many talented and equally creative abstract art pieces and artists coming up around the world. To make it a movement that doesn’t die out or become a ubiquitous one, it is important they are protected and represented appropriately. Architecture and design being closely knit relatives can help in uplifting and shaping this art form better.
Short Description
Design an abstract art museum that displays both traditional and NFT art pieces.
Organizer
UDT
Link to Competition
Link to Registration form
Prizes
Winner 6000$
Runner – Up – 1400$ x 6
People’s Choice – 600$ x 4
Honorable Mention – 600$ x 12
Type of Competition
Open to the public/Minimum requirements (Open to anyone that complies with the requirements), Single stage (Winners selected immediately)
Who can Participate
The minimum eligible age for participation is 18 years.The competitions are open worldwide for designers from any discipline.You can participate as an individual or as a team of a maximum of 4 members.All students and professionals can participate in the competitions.
Dates and Time Frame
Registration Closes May 2, 2022
Deadline to Submit Project May 3, 2022
Winners announcement Date March 10, 2022
Languages
English
Location of Competition
Seattle, United States
Location of Project (if developed)
Seattle, United States
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