Diversia 28th - UN Calendar October 2022

Exhibizone presents the 28th artist call from its international online exhibition series, Diversia. Following the UN calendar, this exhibition encourages artists to share work in relation to international events and critical situations recognized by the United Nations. October's focus includes International Day of Older Persons, International Day of Non-Violence, World Habitat Day, World Teachers Day, World Migratory Bird Day, World Mental Health Day, International Day of the Girl Child, World Food Day, and World Cities Day. Any abstract or representational interpretations of these subjects are welcome.

Selected artworks will be exhibited online in an international group exhibition from October 15, 2022 to November 15, 2022. Awards include cash prizes for the Public Choice Award (US$300 total, US$100 per winner for the 3 highest-rated artworks), publication in a stylish colorful exhibition catalogue in both online and print versions, promotional badges, artwork reviews and ratings from visitors, exhibition promotion including press releases and social media presentation, analytics reports, potential publication in art magazines and books, a free online artist profile page on the Biafarin platform, and a digital certificate for selected artists.

Submission is free of charge. Artists can submit up to 6 artworks, with a maximum of 2 artworks selected per artist. Selected artists pay a selection fee of USD 30. The opportunity is open to all visual artists worldwide working in any medium, including painting, drawing, illustration, printmaking, photography, digital arts, fiber art, textile arts, crafts, jewelry, sculpture, installation, and mixed media. Artworks must be original works created by the entrant without instructor supervision and must not be copies or derivatives of copyrighted work. There is no size limit or limit on artwork creation year, though artworks created within the last 5 years are preferred. Artworks containing pornography, violence, racial or religious hatred, or inappropriate or offensive content are not admissible.