On June 10th 2020, the Réseau Art Nouveau Network will celebrate the World Art Nouveau Day and the public is invited to take part to this international event which is open for all.
This year’s RANN World Art Nouveau Day Photo Contest is dedicated to My Art Nouveau Archives. Although current circumstances force us to stay at home, we can keep Art Nouveau alive together!
How can you participate?
So, go to your albums, memory boxes and hard disks to unearth your photographic treasures, whether they represent a building, furniture, textiles, or Art Nouveau objects. Share them with the RANN community and tell us, in a few lines, why the subject of your photograph is important to you, why you recommend it to us, and where you would find it?
The 2020 edition of World Art Nouveau Day will give us the opportunity to travel with your photos and dream about our future Art Nouveau destinations!
Send us your most beautiful Art Nouveau archives’ photographs before June 3rd 2020 at midnight, with your completed entry form enclosed at info@artnouveau-net.eu.
All photographs received matching the theme will be published on June 10th 2020 on our Facebook page and submitted to the vote of the Internet community.
Two prizes will be awarded for the photo contest:
All the photographs will then be published on the Pinterest page of the Réseau Art Nouveau Network.
Let’s meet on RANN Facebook page on the 10th of June to take part to this Day and discover the great winners!
Entry form for the photo contest
Rules and Regulations for the photo contest
Source: RANN
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