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LIVING TOGETHER PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITION

AND THE WINNERS ARE ...
Congratulations to
Triniti Loudy – one of our own participants from Greece - who has won first prize for the best photo for brief 1 New Faces, New Places, and special thanks to all of you who took part in our competition! Find out more about the winners ...

LIVING TOGETHER PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITION

We are pleased to announce the launch of our Living Together Photography Competition, an open photography competition for professional and amateur photographers to produce work reflecting issues around the two themes of our Living Together project:

the impact of migration on societies in South East Europe and the UK
the participation of minority communities in public life.

The competition is open to residents of the following countries: Albania, Armenia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Bosnia, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM), Georgia, Greece, Kosovo, Romania, Serbia, Montenegro, Turkey, Israel, United Kingdom.

Residents of the above countries aged 13–35 can take part and enter three photos to express their feelings on the following three briefs:

New Faces, New Places
A Sense of Home
Migration - A New Phenomenon?

For further information and full details of how to enter the competition, visit the Living Together Photography Competition website:
www.livingtogether.shootexperience.com

Closing date for submission of entries: 15 March 2009.

The winners will be announced at the Living Together Congress in March 2009. Their work will be showcased throughout the region as a travelling exhibition.

The competition will link up with a series of public events called photographic treasure hunts – contributing to further arts activity across the region.

As a cross-cultural, language-free communication, we believe that art can be a powerful tool for expressing ideas, issues and experience. We particularly want the competition to encourage young people to express their thoughts on issues of diversity, participation in public life and intercultural dialogue.

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