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reEarth International Art Prize 2025

reearth international art prize 2025
Deadline:
Entry Fee:
$30 per entry
Age Limit:
Open to 4 to 25 year olds
Experience:
Not Stated
Open to Entries:
Worldwide
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Competition Details

The reEarth International Art Prize, organised by reEarth Studio, is a competition for artists aged 4 to 25. Its goal is to foster a “Global Dialogue on Climate Change through Art” and to promote creative expression for a sustainable future.

reEarth is currently accepting submissions for its global art initiative focused on the theme of climate change. Artists can submit their work in a variety of visual mediums, including photography, painting, drawing, digital art, and illustration. An international jury of artists will be responsible for selecting the winners. In addition to being eligible for the International Art Prize, selected artworks will gain global exposure through showcases in online and physical exhibitions hosted in Auckland, New Zealand, and Vienna, Austria.

Submission Options: Applicants can apply individually or through their school or institution. You can send multiple entries in each category

Themes:

  • Life on Earth
  • Life Under Water
  • Beyond Humans
  • People and Planet Connected

 

reEarth Studio’s advisory board is composed of experts in various fields, including art, science, technology, and social impact. The advisors are:

  • Her Highness Sheikha Jawaher bint Abdullah Al Qasimi: FANN – Sharjah Media Arts for Youth and Children
  • Prof. James Renwick: New Zealand Climate Change Commissioner, Climate Researcher, and Lead author for the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)
  • Michael ZHU: Investor, Art Collector, USA / China
  • Mathew Shribman: Climate Scientist, Oxford
  • Brad Leibov: Social Impact Leader, CEO EarthShare USA
  • Cheryl Reynolds: Climate Change-maker, Curator, New Zealand
  • Mark Bregman: Technology Innovator & Advisor, USA
  • Christopher Bean: Clean Energy Technologist, USA
  • Faumuina Felolini Maria Tafunai: Storyteller and Communicator
  • Amitt Mahaja9n: CEO at Proof of Play; co-creator of FarmVille
  • German Arguelles: Social entrepreneur in Sports
  • Alex Lee: Doc Edge International Documentary Film Festival
  • Deborah Crowe: Technology Leader and Innovator
  • Rich Bodo: Entrepreneur
  • Christopher Bean: Clean Energy Technologist, USA
  • Faumuina Felolini Maria Tafunai: Storyteller and Communicator
  • Amitt Mahajan: CEO at Proof of Play; co-creator of FarmVille
  • German Arguelles: Social entrepreneur in Sports
  • Alex Lee: Doc Edge International Documentary Film Festival
  • Deborah Crowe: Technology Leader and Innovator
  • Rich Bodo: Entrepreneur
Winners Are:
Judged
Judging Process Published:
Partially
Judging Anonymous:
Not Stated
Winners Announced:
December 2025 - January 2026
Prize & Judging Details

The reEarth International Art Prize boasts a total prize pool of $50,000, comprising cash awards and additional prizes. The entry fee for an individual artist is $30 per artwork. There are also discounted rates for schools or groups submitting multiple artworks.

The competition offers cash prizes for the top three winners in each category:

1st Prize 4 x $1000

2nd Prize 4 x $750

3rd Prize 4 x $500

Jury’s Choice Award: 30 Prizes E-certificate

Honourable Mention: 150 Prizes E-certificate

Spotlight Selection: 500 Prizes E-certificate

Art Exhibitions: Sharjah, Auckland and Vienna for selected artworks

All Participating Artists: E-Certificates for all

Judging Process

Artworks will be judged based on creativity, originality, interpretation of the theme, technique, and overall impression.

The jury for the competition is composed of international artists and experts with a focus on climate change, including:

  • Françoise Callier: A festival curator and artist from France.
  • Christa Sommerer: A media artist and academic from Austria.
  • Rashid Rana: A leading contemporary artist from Pakistan.
  • Ali Bin Thalith: An underwater photographer and filmmaker from the United Arab Emirates.
  • Najat Makki: A pioneering Emirati colorist and abstract artist.
  • Marylise Vigneau: An award-winning documentary photographer and author based in Austria and Pakistan.
  • Stefano Fake: An immersive art and media innovator from Italy.
  • Aun Raza: A globally exhibited photographer from Austria and Pakistan.
  • Jerome De Perlinghi: A photographer and educator from the United States.
  • Sumayyah Al Suwaidi is a renowned digital artist and innovator from the United Arab Emirates.
  • Celange Beck: A climate sustainability expert from the United States.
  • Anton Sahler: An interactive and digital artist from Germany.
Retain Copyright:
Yes
Retain Moral Rights:
Not Stated
License Duration:
Not Stated
Photo Use Term:
Promotional Only
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Copyright Policy

Participants retain the copyright to their work.

Usage License

By submitting their artwork, participants grant permission for their work to be displayed, reproduced, and used for promotional purposes related to the competition.

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In essence, fair usage in a photo competition balances the organiser’s need to promote the competition, its winning entries and photographers, with the photographer’s right to control their work and receive any appropriate compensation.

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