Diversia 29th - UN Calendar - November 2022

Exhibizone presents the 29th 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. November's focus includes observances such as International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists (November 2), World Tsunami Awareness Day (November 5), World Science Week for Peace and Development (November 9-15), World Diabetes Day (November 14), International Day for Tolerance (November 16), World Toilet Day (November 19), and International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women (November 25). Any abstract or representational interpretations of these subjects are welcome.

Selected artworks will be exhibited online in an international group exhibition from November 15, 2022 to December 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 for social media sharing, artwork reviews and ratings from visitors, exhibition promotion including press releases and social media presentation, analytics reports on views and engagement, and a digital certificate for all selected artists. Some artworks may be published in art magazines and books. Selected artists receive a free online profile page on the Biafarin platform.

Submission is free. Artists can submit up to 6 original artworks; maximum 2 will be selected per artist. Selected artists pay a USD 30 selection fee. All visual artists working in any medium worldwide are eligible. Accepted media include painting, drawing, illustration, printmaking, photography, digital arts, fiber art, textile arts, crafts, jewelry, sculpture, installation, and mixed media. Artworks must be entirely the work of the entrant and original. There is no size limit or limit on artwork creation year, though artworks created within the last 5 years are preferred. High-resolution artwork photos may be requested. Artworks including pornography, violence, racial or religious hatred, or offensive content are not admissible.