Excited to judge KASHISH 2017 International poster contest: Wendell Rodricks
The winning poster, carries a cash prize of Rs 20,000 (USD 300) instituted by Wendell Rodricks and will be the look of the eighth edition of KASHISH, South Asia's biggest and India's only mainstream LGBTQ film festival.
The festival this year will be held from May 24-28, 2017 in Mumbai.
The festival theme this year is ‘Diverse, One’, echoing the sentiment that we are strongest when we come together, when we embrace one another's uniqueness and celebrate our differences.
"I am proud to support the KASHISH. Each year the poster moves forward in a direction that the LGBTQ community in India is going towards. I wish the participants all the best and I am excited to see how they will creatively interpret this year's theme. The film festival on its part has managed to achieve greater visibility and empowerment for the LGBTQ community," said Wendell Rodricks.
The winning design will be featured on billboards, banners, cinema slides, delegate cards, T-shirts and catalog cover.
"Every year there is a great anticipation about this contest because it defines the 'look' of the festival. The winning design every year has been outstanding and has been appreciated the world over. We now keenly await designers globally to send us their brilliant entries. The cash award is the icing on the cake," said Sridhar Rangayan, festival director.
The deadline for submissions is Feb 19, 2017.
More details: http://mumbaiqueerfest.com/2017/01/kashish-international-poster-design-contest-2017-submission-call/
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