“Where in the World Does your Wine Come From?” NATIONWIDE Poster Challenge and Art Exhibition ANNOUNCED

  • Deadline:
    May 14, 2010, midnight
  • Location:
    US

“Where in the World Does your Wine Come From?”

NATIONWIDE Poster Challenge and Art Exhibition ANNOUNCED

Telluride Wine Festival, Center for Wine Origins and SCHILLING studio Gallery team-up to highlight wine regions from across the globe during month-long poster challenge



Washington, DC - The Telluride Wine Festival, Center for Wine Origins and SCHILLING studio Gallery are pleased to announce the “Where in the World Does Your Wine come from?” Nationwide Poster Challenge and Art Exhibition. The challenge seeks to discover artists and designers who create an educated and aesthetically pleasing poster design reflecting the promotion and protection of wine regions.



While excellent wine is produced around the world, it is important to know where your wine comes from. This particular competition encourages artists to promote the recognition of Champagne or Port wines, or an official wine region from across the globe. Artists, photographers and graphic designers are encouraged to submit their poster design. The challenge is the first nationwide, juried poster competition celebrating the grape and regions of origin for the world’s most diverse wines. The final selections for cash awards will be chosen based on artistic excellence in reflection of this theme.



The Art Exhibition will take place in Telluride, Colorado during the Telluride Wine Festival June 24 to 27th, 2010. Each of the selected 20 finalist’s posters will be displayed during the festival and sold at SCHILLING studio Gallery with cash awards given to the “Best in Show” and “People’s Choice”.



CLICK HERE to learn more about the contest criteria, cash prizes and submission guidelines. Deadline for entries is May 15th, 2010

CONTACT:

Jade Floyd

jfloyd@clsdc.com

202.777.3563


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The Center for Wine Origins was established in 2005 to promote the importance of location and better protect geographic names in the U.S. market. The Center is headquartered in Washington, DC and is involved in a wide array of activities aimed at educating consumers, policymakers and the media about the importance of wine origins and providing better resources for consumers to make informed choices. The wine-making regions involved in the campaign are regulated by the European system of Appellations, designed to ensure authenticity and quality for consumers.