The 6th International Film Festival (SIPF) has began asking for photographers and artists to contribute to the program. The non-profit biennial festival started in 2008 and since then stood as a platform for artists all around Southeast Asia to showcase their respective works.
The three main festival components are the Exhibitions, Professional Workshops, and Outreach Programmes with fringe activities held all around Singapore.
"6th SIPF OPEN CALL: We are inviting all passionate photographers, curators and publishers to be a part of the Singapore International Photography Festival in 2018. With a brand-new photobook category in the Open Call, the festival aims to expand the reach of art photography and uncover new talents for the photography world."
The SIPF is a recipient of the National Arts Council’s Major Grant for the period from 1 April 2016 to 31 March 2019.
Know more about the festival and be a part of enriching Singapore's local art scene here.
We've teamed up with the creators of the Indie Street Film Festival for the Cinematic Images Competition. We're looking for the most unique photographers who are able to find a balance between cinema and still photographic styles. The winner will receive 2 All-Access badges to the festival.
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For the "Cinematic Images" competition, Lomography and the Indie Street Film Festival called to see some of the most unique photographs, balanced between cinema and still photographic styles, using elements of classic and contemporary cinema. Let's check out the winners!
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