The event will be held in April 2026 with cash prizes for first, second, third, and audience participation.

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We invite submissions responding to the theme of Iteration: the process of revisiting, refining, and reshaping. Iteration is central to both creative work and academic life: a sketch becomes a drawing, a prototype becomes a product, a draft becomes a final form. It reflects how we grow, how we learn, and how we return to the same ideas with new perspective.

Artists are encouraged to interpret this theme broadly. Works might explore cycles, transformation, failure and revision, memory, repetition, or the beauty of the unfinished. Whether literal or abstract, personal or conceptual, your submission can reflect the many ways we loop, stretch, and evolve through making. 

Details: 

• Eligibility: Open to all current Georgia Tech students (undergraduate and graduate). Collaborative works are welcome if at least one member is a Georgia Tech student.
• Works accepted: Digital Work (to be printed by organizers), original 2D work (artist will deliver if selected) and 3D works that fit in 19 inches x 19 inches by six inches. Please include an Artist Statement.
• Submission limit: One work per student, plus participation in one group submission if desired. Submission does not guarantee acceptance.
• Deadline: Jan. 7
• Exhibition: April 2026 throughout the Clough Undergraduate Learning Commons