The Annual Bremen Award for Video Art Deadline for applications: October 15, 2002 The Filmb=FCro Bremen announces the 11th Annual Award for Video Art. Media artists must submit their concepts by October 15, 2002. Winning entries will receive funding for the realisation of their idea. A three-person panel of experts will chose 2 winners from the entries, and award prizes totalling EUR 6 500. Traditionally the winning entries are then displayed the following year in one of Bremen's renowned museums. The Award for Video Art has a history of >discovering new talent. The first award in 1992 was won by Bj=F8rn Melhus, who is currently being honoured with a double exhibit at the Bremen Kunsthalle and the lothringer13/halle in Munich. The call-for-entries for the 11th Annual Award for Video Art emphasises the latest developments in media art. In addition to the videotapes and installations, also considered will be artistic projects integrating video with other technologies (both analogue and digital visual arts) as well as other forms of expression. Applications will be accepted from media artists in the German-speaking countries (Germany, Switzerland and Austria) as well as those from Bremen's sister cities (Bratislava, Cherbourg-Octeville, Corinto, Dalian, =46rederikshaven, Gdansk, Grimsby, Haifa, Izmir, Kaliningrad, Pori, Riga, Rostock und Szczecin.). There is no prescribed theme for the works.
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