Welcome

The “Arts in All Their Forms Contest” is a competition that encompasses the concept of nature and is open to artists worldwide.  We ask that artists communicate our project “One child, one tree, one forest” to the public through their artpieces.  As participants in this competition, artists are able to form the link between the Project and the Public Opinion.  Therefore, art becomes the vessel in which the significance of nature and the importance of sustainable development are communicated to the public.

Eight categories of art are open to artists: photography, painting, sculpture, film, music, dance, performing arts, and writing.  In order to enter the contest, artists must be a member of our association, Communic’Art.  There is a 45 € memborship fee.  We offer a discount for students - bringing their memborship fee to 35 €.  Members are able to be entered into the competion, expose their work on the gallery’s website, and participate at a number of events built around the MISEA movement.  They are also invited to all events organized and held at Communic’Art.
In order to participate, we ask that artists fill out the registration form and send a photo of three of their works that express nature in JPG format via e-mail to communic.art@wanadoo.fr.  These photos will be displayed on our site and open to the public.

A duo-jury composed of film director, Jan Kounen, and founder of Communic’Art, Pablo Garcia, will determine the winners of the competition.

The first three winners selected from the following categories will win a free month of exposure of their artpieces in the Garden Gallery: photography, painting, sculpture, and poetry.

For the video category, the first ten films chosen will be presented and premiered at our annual “Nature in all its Forms” festival.  The second group of 10 films selected will have their premiers at the Garden Gallery. 

From the “writing” category, the first five best screenplays (and other forms of writing) will be published in the revue, “l’Arbre”, which is distributed throughout thirty Parisian bookstores, including the FNAC.

The three best performances from the categories of music, dance, and live performance, are chosen to perform either at the festival of “Nature in all its Forms” or at the Garden Gallery.

Exhibition place

The total area for exhibition at the Garden Gallery is 100m2.  Two walls have 8m in length and 3m50 in height of space for display.  One wall at the back of the gallery is 5m50 in height. Please contact us if you are interested in an individual or collective exhibition!

Come visit the gallery during the openings!