The Arts-Muse Fair

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Submissions are invited for the  2019 Commonwealth unpublished Short Story Writing Competition . The competition worth £15,000 Cash Prize. The Commonwealth Short Story Prize is given out annually to the best written unpublished short fiction in English. The length of the story should be between 2,000 and 5,000 words. The prize covers the Commonwealth regions of   Africa, Asia, Canada and Europe, Caribbean and Pacific. QUALIFICATIONS: Entry into the competition is free. Entrant must be a citizen of a Commonwealth nation Entries from writers from non-Commonwealth countries (including the Republic of Ireland and Zimbabwe) are not eligible. Entrants must be 18 years old or above on November 1,   2018. Entries must be unpublished and remain unpublished in any language until 1 May 2019 IMPORTANT NOTE: The Commonwealth Foundation will request verification of citizenship before winners are selected. For regional purposes,

The Northern Nigeria literary landscape is witnessing more colours and voices as Art initiatives roll out programmes and projects that engage the seemingly conservative art space of the region.   A week after the KABAFEST ended in Kaduna, a new Book and Arts Festival (MinnaBAF) is set to debut in Minna, Niger state next week with renowned writer Prof Zaynab Alkali headlining the festival. Scheduled to hold between September 18 and 21,  the festival is an initiative of AMAB  Books  &  Publishing and The Arts-Muse  Fair,  all  registered  outfits  with  their  headquarters  in  Minna.  These outfits have jointly and severally organized numerous Arts events in the past three years that served to rekindle the literary fire Minna is famed for. Minna  Book  &  Arts  Festival  is  a literary and cultural  event  that  is  designed  to  create awareness,  build  capacities  and  promote  all  forms  of  arts.  It  will accommodate  discourses  and  engaging  interact

Application deadline: 16th September 2018 Training date: Thursday 20 and Friday 21 September 2018 The Wole Soyinka Centre for Investigative Journalism (WSCIJ) invites entries from Lagos-based professional photojournalists with interest in the subjects of basic education and electricity, from photography specialties, to the visual storytelling course. Note:                                                                                                       Applicants without relevant works but with demonstrated commitment and promise would be considered. Female journalists are encouraged to apply. Applicants living with disabilities are encouraged to apply. Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted. Click  here to apply

The Prince Claus Fund and the Goethe-Institut announce a new joint Call for Proposals: Cultural and Artistic Responses to Environmental Change supporting initiatives within the financial range of €15.000 – €20.000. The deadline for the submission of project applications is Tuesday, September 25, 2018 at 17:00h (CET). Please send project applications with supporting materials to:  proposals@princeclausfund.nl . Click  here  for details. 

Three books have been shortlisted for the 2018 NLNG Prize for Literature including “ Death and The King’s Grey Hair.” by Denja Abdullahi, the National President of the Association of Nigerian Authors (ANA). The Advisory Board for the NLNG Prize lists other books on the shortlist as Embers by Soji Cole, and The Rally by Akanji Nasiru. The NLNG Prize for literature rotates annually amongst four literary genres – prose fiction, poetry, drama and children’s literature. The 2018 prize is for Drama genre, and 89 plays were submitted for the 2018 edition prize, from which a longlist of 11 were released in July this year. According to a Press Release signed by Andy Odeh, Manager, Communications and Public Affairs of the NLNG, Denja Abdullahi’s “ Death and The King’s Grey Hair” “confronts the issue of perpetuation in power, where rulers, like the king in this drama, employ all sorts of devices to cling on to power, long after they have overstayed their welcome”. Soji Cole

Entries are invited from interested artists to submit works for the 22 nd Japan Media Arts Festival. The competition is organized by the Japan Media Arts Festival Executive Committee and is opened to artists from all over the world. Categories of Contests: There are four (4) categories of competition: Art Division: interactive art, media installations, video works, video installations, graphic art, internet art, media performances, etc. Entertainment Division : games, video / sound works, multimedia productions, gadgets, electronic devices, websites, application software, etc. Animation Division :   animated feature films, animated short films, animated series, etc. Manga Division : comics published in book form, comics published in a magazine, comics published online, self-published comics, etc. Rule : Works must be completed or released between October 6, 2017 and October 5, 2018. Submit  here Prizes: F