Can you imagine living a month in Italy, with all the cats paid, to fulfill a dream? Well, there is an organization that can make this dream come true.
This is an open competition for everyone who is interested in Photographyalthough some important requirements must be met.
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The opportunity to showcase photographic talent in Italy
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Italy gives away tickets and travel expenses: what the contest is about
The Italian-Latin American International Organization (IILA), in collaboration with the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, has launched an exciting photography competition open to everyone, both professionals and amateurs.
Under the name of Photo IILAthis initiative offers the opportunity to travel to Italy for free, with all expenses paid, to those who meet a single requirement and present work in line with a global theme.
Italy gives away tickets and travel expenses: how to participate
The competition, in its 15th edition, has the support of the Italian Government and the Centro Sperimentale di Fotografia Adams. Offers participants the following benefits:
- Round trip tickets to Rome.
- Subsidy covering meals, accommodation and transportation for a total of 3000 euros.
- A month’s stay in Italy.
The contest is aimed at emerging photographers from Latin America under 40 years of age. The theme of this edition is “Identity“, which covers concepts such as gender, sense of belonging to a religious, cultural or territorial group, as well as the representation of minorities.
A panel of experts, including renowned Italian photographer Dario de Dominicis, will be in charge of selecting the winning work. This will be displayed in the Museum of Rome in Trastevere from September 17 to October 27, 2024, along with photographs of the host country, thus highlighting the contrast between the continental proposals.
The competition is open to participants from all Latin American member countries of the IILA, such as Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay , Peru, Dominican Republic, Uruguay and Venezuela.
