Prémio FAUP de Fotografia de Arquitectura

Prémio FAUP de Fotografia de Arquitectura - Até 30 de Abril

No âmbito do "II Ciclo de Fotografia na Arquitectura" que conta com a especial participação do fotógrafo Luís Ferreira Alves e o seu mais recente trabalho de fotografia, a Faculdade de Arquitectura da Universidade do Porto cria um Prémio, aberto à participação de todos.

Será feita uma selecção dos melhores trabalhos para a realização de uma exposição no Museu da Faculdade de Arquitectura da Universidade do Porto.

Vê o Regulamento completo em

http://www.ciclodefotografiafaup.blogspot.com/[1]

Dúvidas para

concurso.fotografia.de.arq@gmail.com[2]

Objectivos:

O objectivo principal desta iniciativa é a dinamização da fotografia de arquitectura, procurando novos talentos e a sensibilização da Arquitectura em

Portugal, apelando à valorização do nosso património arquitectónico, cultural e intelectual.

Prémio:

De modo a fomentar um possível novo talento, o Grande Vencedor terá a oportunidade de criar uma exposição individual sobre fotografia de arquitectura, no Centro Português de Fotografia. Para a realização deste projecto, o vencedor conta com a orientação dos elementos do júri, caso seja do seu interesse.

Júri:

TERESA SIZA (Ex-Directora do Centro Português de Fotografia)

LUíS FERREIRA ALVES (Fotógrafo de Arquitectura)

JOSé MANUEL SALGADO (Arquitecto - Professor na FAUP)

Melhores cumprimentos,

TIAGO CASANOVA (Organização do Prémio FAUP de Fotografia de Arquitectura)

ANTóNIO LOPES (Organização do II Ciclo da Fotografia na Arquitectura)

www.ciclodefotografiafaup.blogspot.com[3]

concurso.fotografia.de.arq@gmail.com[4]

Rua do Gólgota 215, 4150-351 Porto-PORTUGAL . 226 093 813 / 226 001 291

(Associação de Estudantes da FAUP)


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