Inner Landscapes Art Competition
Emotion, memory and the inner world. An international juried open call by Curatone.art.
Current edition
About the theme
Inner Landscapes is about how artists turn what cannot be seen — emotions, memories, states of mind — into visual form. The landscape here is internal: a mood, a recollection, a private geography.
Abstract and figurative work are equally welcome, in any medium. We look for pieces where the inner subject is clear and convincingly carried by the work itself, not only by its title.
Exhibition catalogues
Printed exhibition catalogues, available on Amazon.
Publication is included in the finalist fee. Printed copies are sold separately.
“Really nice catalog of fine art and artists.”
The series in numbers
Past editions
How judging works
- 01Curatorial selectionCurators review every entry and select the finalists.
- 02ConfirmationSelected artists confirm their participation and pay the finalist fee.
- 03Jury evaluationThe jury scores the finalist works on a 10-point scale.
- 04AwardsThe scores decide the award places.
Every work is scored independently by 30 credentialed art professionals on a 10-point scale.
Frequently asked questions
How often does Inner Landscapes run?
The theme returns roughly once a year. Each edition has its own deadline and results page.
Is it free to enter?
Entry terms are set for each edition and shown on its page. Recent Curatone calls are free to enter, with a one-time finalist fee only if the jury selects your work.
Does the work have to show a landscape?
No. The landscape is an inner one: any subject, abstract or figurative, that expresses an emotional or mental state.
Where can I see past winners?
In the Past editions section on this page and in the winners archive.
Get notified about the next Inner Landscapes call
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