Special Recognition will be provided to all 12 winners by Arthur Ollman, with the images being exhibited on Aarize's web platform and our Instagram. Top awards will be given to the 1st Place, 2nd Place, 3rd Place and 4th Place winners. And for the 12 finalists, direct feedback from Mr. Ollman will be posted on your preferred social media account!• 1st&nbsp;entry: Free• Additional&nbsp;entries: $10 each

Exhibition hosted by Aarize
This topic is vast in its potential interpretations. One could think in societal, physical, political, or environmental terms. It could be a compositional or conceptual framework. We do not seek a literal illustration of the words, but rather an idea of a broader consideration of the shape we are in.

Arthur Ollman has been a photographer for 55 years. He has had more than 25 one-person exhibitions in museums and galleries world­wide. His work is held in many museum collections, including the Museum of Modern Art, New York, Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, Fogg Art Museum, Harvard, Cambridge, Mass. Between 1977 and 1983 he was Chairman of the Board of San Francisco Camerawork. In 1983, Ollman became the founding Director of the Museum of Photographic Arts, in San Diego, serving there for 23 years, and curating more than 100 exhibitions. He built a museum collection of more than 6,000 objects and a library of 25,000 books. He coordinated two capital expansion campaigns. He has written all or parts of 25 books and museum catalogs, and numerous articles for journals and periodicals.From 2006­‐2011 he directed The School of Art and Design at San Diego State University. In 2020 he was named Professor Emeritus at that institution. Ollman was Chairman of the Board of The Foundation for the Exhibition of Photography based in Lausanne, Paris and Minneapolis from 2013-2019.Ollman continues to photograph, curate exhibitions, and write. His recent traveling exhibitions include Vik Muniz, with the accompanying book published by DelMonico Prestel, and Hard Truths: Five Photojournalists from the New York Times. Ollman lectures and teaches workshops, including The Ansel Adams Yosemite Workshop in 1980-1983, and more recently in Bhutan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Portugal, India, Mozambique and Los Angeles.<a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.arthurollman.com">https://www.arthurollman.com</a>Cover Image (above): "UNTITLED, San Francisco" by Arthur Ollman

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Finalists

"The Shape We’re In"

Special Recognition will be provided to all 12 finalists by the Curator, with the images being exhibited on Aarize's social media and web platform! And, direct feedback from the Curator about each winning image will be posted on your Instagram account!

Show me your dreamscapes, I want to see what's in your mind's eye!

Any form of digital art is acceptable, including overt manipulation of photo images. Image File Formats: JPG or PNGEntry Cost: $10 per image

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Honorable Mention

"The Mind's Eye" Digital Art Contest

Exhibition hosted by Aarize

12 photographs will be selected as finalists, images which highlight our integral connection to the surrounding environment and the changing aspects of our landscape. This exhibit aims to present a diverse selection of engaging scenes, ranging from urban settings to idyllic naturescapes. Submit your best images! This is the followup of Mr. Churchill's curated exhibition "Contemporary Landscape Photography" at the Oceanside Museum of Art. This new Vol.2 exhibition will be presented exclusively at Aarize!Image File Formats: JPG or PNG• 1st&nbsp;entry: Free• Additional&nbsp;entries: $10 eachCover Image Credit:Marek Glaser - “Small Town”"Captured from a hovering helicopter, 'Small Town' depicts a sprawling suburban neighborhood that's&nbsp;seemingly&nbsp;still, but far from empty. From this vantage point the homes&nbsp;seem like perfect little&nbsp;dollhouses, yet I imagine each having its own little world inside, where lives unfold alive with untold stories."

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