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This Fairy Tale Competition seeks an epic battle between architecture and stories

United States Architecture News - Jan 07, 2016 - 18:06   5972 views

This Fairy Tale Competition seeks an epic battle between architecture and stories

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Fairy Tales 2016: Blank Space launches third annual architetcure storytelling competition. After the record breaking success of Fairy Tales 2015, with over 1,200 participants from 65 different countries, Blank Space is excited to announce that the third edition of the competition is now open for registration. ''Dear Architecture'' competition has focused on many critical issues for architecture profession-as verbal, visual and language. This time, Fairy Tales 2016 pushes it further and goes beyond architecture and communication that creates a creative mixed-media with limited images and innovating stories.

The Fairy Tales competition invites architects, designers, writers, artists, engineers, illustrators, students and creatives to submit their own unique architectural fairy tales. The scale, location, and program of the submission is up to each entrant. A successful entry crafts a text narrative, along with 5 images, in the most spectacular way possible. 

The entries to the 2016 Fairy Tales competition will be reviewed by some of the most influential authorities in architecture, design, storytelling, and business. The jury includes: Hans­Ulrich Obrist (Co­Director of the Serpentine Galleries), Elizabeth Diller (Founding Partner of Diller Scofidio + Renfro), Allison Arieff (Editorial Director of SPUR), Bradford Shellhammer (Founder and CEO of Bezar), Daniel Simon (Concept and Car Designer), Dror Benshetrit (Founder of Dror), Sylvia Lavin (Director of Critical Studies in Architecture at UCLA), Cristina Goberna (Co­Founder of Fake Industries, Architectural Agonism), Aaron Betsky (Dean of the Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture), Alexander Walter (Editor in Chief of Bustler), Robert McKee (Fulbright Scholar and Creative Writing Instructor), David Basulto (Founder and Editor in Chief of Archdaily), Becky Quintal(Executive Editor of Archdaily), Matthew Hoffman and Francesca Giuliani (Co Founders, Blank Space). 

This Fairy Tale Competition seeks an epic battle between architecture and stories

Schedule

Early bird registration: Until October 22, 2015 ($35 USD)

Regular registration: Until December 09, 2015 ($55 USD)

Late registration: Until Submission Deadline ($75 USD)

Submission Deadline: January 16, 2016

Results announced: March 2016 

Awards

1st prize: $2500 USD

2nd prize: $1000 USD

3rd prize: $500 USD 

Honorable mentions: The jury will select up to 10 honorable mentions. Honorable mentions will be featured in our next publication, Fairy Tales, Volume III.

Fairy Tales: Volume III: The life of the submissions doesn’t stop at the conclusion of the competition. Following the competition, Blank Space will publish the second volume of “Fairy Tales: When Architecture Tells A Story.” Select entries will be included in the book, as well as featured prominently on the Blank Space website. The book is sold at museums and bookstores around the world including The National Building Museum, The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), NAi Booksellers and the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles (MOCA). 

To register for Fairy Tales 2016 and for more detailed information, please visit: blankspaceproject.com

This Fairy Tale Competition seeks an epic battle between architecture and stories

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This Fairy Tale Competition seeks an epic battle between architecture and stories

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