“First Person America: In These Hard Times” Photo Contest

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First Person America: In These Hard Times Photo Contest

The contest, First Person America: In These Hard Times, invites artists to document how this generation of Americans is coping with one of the hardest economic periods since the Great Depression.

First Person Arts seeks photographs that depict Americans from all walks of life. They are interested in stories that are unique to families, communities, towns, and regions that capture the idiosyncratic things that are happening - the slices of life that, taken together, will give us a First Person picture of America in 2009 - the good, the bad, the ugly and the beautiful.

Grand Prize: $500

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Photography submissions may include up to five photographs, with or without accompanying text of up to 100 words per image. All entries must be original works that have not been previously published, exhibited, or screened in any media or format, or otherwise made widely available to the public excluding publication on the Internet.

Photography entries may be emailed to photography@firstpersonarts.org. Upon selection, photography winners must mail a matted, framed copy of their entry by October 1, 2009.

Official web site: www.hardtimes.firstpersonarts.org

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Copyright: All contestants and winners retain the copyright in their work. In the event you are named a finalist, you grant First Person Arts the right to post your work on its website as a featured finalist. In the event you are named a winner, you hereby grant to First Person Arts a non-exclusive royalty-free license and right for non-commercial uses of your entry for a period of five years from the date winners are announced. Such uses will include your name with your work, and may include but are not limited to the right to publish, sell, perform, exhibit, transmit, and distribute your entry in any media or format worldwide, including any uses for which First Person Arts may collect monies, fees, or admission charges related to its non-profit mission and /or to defray its expenses associated with such uses.
Eligibility: This Contest is open to entrants of 18 years or older, except for employees of First Person Arts, their relatives, or any relatives or employees of any judges in the Contest.
Entry fee: US$10
Entry deadline: 30 June 2009