Summary
- Open call for the exhibition “Cartographies of Western and Northwestern Greece”.
- Amateur and professional photographers are eligible to participate.
- Each participant may submit up to 15 photographs.
- Participation is free and the submission deadline is January 31, 2027.
Event Details
House of Lucie Agrinio, in collaboration with Photopolis Festival and The Provinces platform, is inviting photographers to take part in the exhibition “Cartographies of Western and Northwestern Greece”.
The exhibition will be presented at the House of Lucie gallery in Agrinio and focuses on human geography, place and people through photographic approaches documenting Western and Northwestern Greece.
What the organizers are looking for
The organizers are seeking images that capture aspects of the landscape, the transformations and changes it undergoes, as well as the relationship between people and their environment. Photographs documenting aspects of everyday life in these regions are also eligible.
Participation and photo submissions
- Amateur and professional photographers may participate.
- The thematic focus is Western and Northwestern Greece, with an emphasis on landscape and people.
- Participation is free.
- Each participant may submit up to 15 photographs via a transfer service to [email protected].
- The submission deadline is January 31, 2027.
Detailed information and participation terms are available on the official open-call page.
Jury
The submitted photographs will be reviewed by a jury consisting of Eleni Mouzakiti, Lila Zotou and Panos Kaltsas.
Our take
This open call is interesting because it does not limit photographers to a straightforward depiction of the landscape. The “Place and People” framework leaves room for more personal and contemporary approaches, where the environment, the changes taking place within it and everyday life can coexist within the same photographic narrative.
The geographic focus on Western and Northwestern Greece also creates an opportunity to highlight areas that are not always at the center of photographic attention. For photographers who have worked in these regions over time, or who already have a coherent personal archive, the call can be a useful prompt to shape that material into a more complete visual statement.
It is also important that participation is free and open to both amateur and professional photographers. This broadens the field considerably and may lead to a more diverse final exhibition, bringing together different aesthetics, experiences and ways of interpreting the same geographic space.
Frequently asked questions
1. Who can participate?
Amateur and professional photographers.
2. How many photographs can be submitted?
Up to 15 photographs may be submitted per entry.
3. Is there a participation fee?
No. Participation is free.
4. What is the submission deadline?
The submission deadline is January 31, 2027.
