2023 Environmental Art and Photography 'Competition'

2023 Environmental Art and Photography Competition

Here is how:

1. Make a visual image of a place that you think matters to environmental issues or in environmental law. It might be a well-known or little-known place; ordinary or extraordinary; urban or remote; local or global*
2. In a few sentences, explain the place’s connection to environmental issues or law and why you think it matters.
3. Send a high-res picture to law-creel@unimelb.edu.au with 'Competition' in the subject line by 31 May 2023.
4. Entries will be selected to ensure a diversity of places and themes are represented. Prizes will be awarded on the basis of the thoughtfulness of the reflection that accompanies the image, in the view of the judges.

Selected entries will be collated and displayed on a wall in the new Law School CREEL Hub.

Important information:

• This competition is open to current Melbourne Law School JD and Masters students, Graduate Researchers, and staff. However, staff are not eligible for prizes.
• By entering the competition, you are consenting to your work being displayed publicly within the Melbourne Law School, and for it to be reproduced in University of Melbourne and CREEL communications. You will also be required to sign a release form.
• The submitted image must be your own work and not attributable to another person.
• *Please do not include any identifiable individuals in your submitted image. If you wish to include a person, please include yourself! University of Melbourne policy requires identifiable individuals in any images to provide consent before their image can be used. You must observe copyright protections and cultural protocols in your creation of the image.
• The names of contributors will be listed in the Hub. If you do not wish for your name to be included, please indicate this in your email submitting the image.

Here are several image samples. For more images, visit the collection.

For further information, email law-creel@unimelb.edu.au.