INTERNATIONAL VISUAL LITERACY ASSOCIATION ANNOUNCES THE VISUAL MESSAGES EXHIBITION WINNERS AND HONORABLE MENTIONS:

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INTERNATIONAL VISUAL LITERACY ASSOCIATION ANNOUNCES THE VISUAL MESSAGES EXHIBITION WINNERS AND HONORABLE MENTIONS:

 

The following artists were the top three placing winners and honorable mentions for the virtual/visual exhibition, Visual Messages. This exhibition was part of the 53rd annual conference that was held virtually this past September.

 

Visual Messages is the first International Online juried virtual/visual art exhibition presented by the International Visual Literacy Association (IVLA). It is a response to the need to continue to promote the arts during the COVID-19 pandemic and to strengthen visual literacy in the virtual realm. The exhibition is publicly available on the KunstMatrix online exhibition platform, in which the IVLA virtual 3D exhibit space is featured. The exhibition will be publicly available until December 31, 2020. We want to congratulate and thank the top three submission winners and the following honorable mentions for taking part in this exhibition. 

 

Exhibition Awards:

1st Place: Stairs 2 (2020) by Mila Gvardiol

2nd Place: Barragan and Teotihuacan (2020) by Matthew Dudzik

3rd Place: Smoker’s Prayer (2020) by Qiangwei Xu

 

Honorable Mentions:

    • Raikas on Migration (2020) by Sundeep Bail                       
  • Dwell (2020) by Alejandro Thornton
  • Untitled (2020) by Fundazeynep Ayguleru
  • White, 15.5% (2020) by Avital Meshi
  • Tokyo 2020+0 (2020) by Gary McLead
  • Neuron and Universe (2020) by Xun (Michael) Chi

 

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