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CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: POPCAP Prize Africa

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piclet.org is currently accepting submissions for the 2014 POPCAP prize for contemporary African Photography.  This prize is awarded to photographic portfolios that either focus on the African diaspora or that are produced in an African country. POPCAP hopes raise the profile of African artists and work that features Africa in efforts to facilitate an exchange of ideas “between north and south and east and west”

DEADLINE: July 1st, 2014

For more information, visit piclet.org 

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CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: Scopio International Photography Contest

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Scopio is now accepting submissions for the 2014 International Photography Contest; the theme is Crossing borders and shifting boundaries: Architecture. Jurors for the contest include Pedro Gadanho, curator at MOMA, and Angela Ferreira, Curator and Director of Encontramos da Imagem, Brada Portugal. Selected photographers will be featured in Scopio’s online gallery as well as in this year’s edition of Scorpio Magazine. 

 For more information or to submit, visit their webiste

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CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: Source-Cord Prize

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Submit your work now for the Source-Cord Prize. The winner of this award will be selected by four international judges. The first prize winner will receive $10,000 as well as a feature in Source Magazine with a commissioned essay. 

 For more information, visit their website

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PRESS: The Forbidden Reel featured on BlouinARTINFO

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This week Johnathan Saruk’s The Forbidden Reel was featured as one of BlouinArtInfo’s top picks of of the season. To hear their take on Saruk’s work, visit their website.

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PRESS: Transcuba featured on Slate

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Yesterday Slate Magazine’s David Rosenburg featured Transcuba, one of Daylight’s newest publications, on the Slate photo blog.  

To read his thoughts and his conversation with artist Mariette Pathy Allen, visit the their site.  

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