Fresh Take 2022 Writing Contest

Fresh Take seeks aspiring art writers
By A&M

Fresh Take 2022 poster

A&M’s ‘Fresh Take’ writing contest returns for its third iteration in 2022. 

We would like to invite early-career writers to write critically and/or creatively in response to the Southeast Asian art scene. We welcome traditional art writing such as previews, reviews, analytical and observational essays, as well as text formats that are more unconventional for the genre, such as short stories, poems and conversations.

Please submit a written response to an exhibition, event, activity or trend relating to Southeast Asian art up to a maximum of 1,000 words. We welcome entries that are (significantly) shorter, so long as a distinct point of view is put across.

As far as possible, contestants are to observe the writing style of articles published on artandmarket.net. If images are used, they are to be inserted into the article and captioned according to the A&M house style as well.

If you have any questions, please email us at info@artandmarket.net.

References

  1. Winning Entries of 1st Fresh Take Writing Contest

  2. Winning Entries of 2nd Fresh Take Writing Contest

  3. Art & Market Small Rooms (AMSR) Reviews

Eligibility

  1. The entries must not have been published before.

  2. There are no age or geographical restrictions. 

Prizes

The winning entries, determined at the sole discretion of the A&M editorial team, will be published, and the winners will have the opportunity to continue contributing to A&M, with mentorship from the editor. In addition, we offer the following prizes:

  1. 1st Prize: SGD150

  2. 2nd Prize: SGD100

  3. 3rd Prize SGD50

Special Book Prizes:

  1. Art Agenda: Umi Dachlan: Metaphors for Humanity and Fadjar Sidik: Expressive Design.

  2. Epigram Books: The Short Stories And Radio Plays of S. Rajaratnam, Clear Brightness, and Searching for Lee Wen: A Life in 135 Parts.

  3. Mack Books: TTP and Modern Instances: The Craft of Photography.

  4. NTU Centre for Contemporary Art Singapore: Climates.Habitats.Environments., Place.Labour.Capital. and Culture City. Culture Scape.

  5. NUS Museum: About Michael Sullivan, William Willetts & The Practice of Asian Art History, Crossings and And The Difference Is: The Independence Project.

Prize Sponsors

 

Submission

To submit, please complete the Google Form here. The closing date is 14 July 2022 at 23.59pm (GMT+8). Winners will be notified by 22 July 2022 via email.

We look forward to reading your entries!

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