Photography Contest
Grants Ronan Guillou 2024
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CLOSEDTheme |
Relationship between Man and the SeaTerritory |
EuropeEligibility |
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Eyes Wide OpenThe Ronan Guillou Grants are launched as part of the CIVIS MARITIMUS program, which aims to explore the relationship between Man and the Sea, and to challenge the essential issues facing the Ocean.
Photographers from Europe and the southern shores of the Mediterranean, you have a project associating man and the marine world, apply for the 2nd edition of the Ronan Guillou Grants!.
In 2024, with the support of the city of Sète, and in synergy with the Itinérances Foto (Sète), two grants for photographic creation will be offered to professional European photographers and photographers from the southern shores of the Mediterranean..
For its second edition, CIVIS MARITIMUS is inviting two European photographers and/or photographers from the southern shores of the Mediterranean to produce a photographic project based on the same territory – the Occitanie region – and focusing on social, cultural, ecological and/or heritage issues linking human beings and the marine world..
Each photographer will receive an endowment of €4,000 and a two-month residency in Sète from May 7th to July 7th, 2024 to complete his or her project, with final delivery of the elements expected by September 15th, 2024 at the latest..
The second edition of the Bourses Ronan Guillou is supported by the town of Sète, M28 and Château Laurens, built in Agde from 1898 by collector Emmanuel Laurens.
Photographers from Europe and the southern shores of the Mediterranean, you have a project associating man and the marine world, apply for the 2nd edition of the Ronan Guillou Grants!.
In 2024, with the support of the city of Sète, and in synergy with the Itinérances Foto (Sète), two grants for photographic creation will be offered to professional European photographers and photographers from the southern shores of the Mediterranean..
For its second edition, CIVIS MARITIMUS is inviting two European photographers and/or photographers from the southern shores of the Mediterranean to produce a photographic project based on the same territory – the Occitanie region – and focusing on social, cultural, ecological and/or heritage issues linking human beings and the marine world..
Each photographer will receive an endowment of €4,000 and a two-month residency in Sète from May 7th to July 7th, 2024 to complete his or her project, with final delivery of the elements expected by September 15th, 2024 at the latest..
The second edition of the Bourses Ronan Guillou is supported by the town of Sète, M28 and Château Laurens, built in Agde from 1898 by collector Emmanuel Laurens.