In @cervantes' project we want to keep betting on the writers that show their literary quality in Steemit using Spanish in their works. That's why we're going to launch the contest we're explaining below.
The contest is divided in two different phases. The first phase is going to be a 10 weeks one, starting today and will last until ends of august (31.08.2017). The first week winners will be announced next Sunday. The second phase will last 15 days and It will finish on the 16.09.2017.
In this phase, we'll choose an artist's work from any of the art branches: painters, sculptors, architects, musicians, etc. From that chosen image or video, each participant will make a personal interpretation of it, without any type of limitation, you can use your knowledge about the work, you can make an interpretation with a touch of humor or you just can write what this work recalls you. **Any format is accepted: text, video or audio.**
Contest sponsored by witness @cervantes . Don't forget to follow: http://www.steemit.com/~witnesses
The jury will be formed by the @cervantes project's curators.
First Prize: 40 STEEM
Second Prize: 20 STEEM
Third Prize: 10 STEEM
Among the 10 first phase contest winners, a new contest will be set, it's not established yet. The new contest basis will be published in September 2nd and the participants will have time enough to submit/publish their works until September 9th.The jury will announce the winner in a post published by @cervantes user between September 15th-17th.
The second phase prize will be a 'Cervantes Ticket' to assist to the SteemFest2 that will take place in Lisbon, Portugal, from November 1st till November the 5th. This ticket will have:
(Posts publication from 27.06 until 2.07.2017)
He was a multitalented Spanish artist known worldwide not only for his work, but also for being one of the main representative of the Surrealism movement.With a modern and extremely bizarre personality, who provoked a lot of people critics and at the same time the compliments of many others. His surrealist paintings were able to transport us to amazing worlds in reach to just a few minds.The work we've chosen is 'The Memory persistence', also known as 'The soft clocks' or 'The Melted Clocks'. It's one of the most representative Dalí's paintings, finished in 1931.In this first edition of #concursocervantes you'll have to get in this surrealist genius mind and express all what this amazing work of art makes you feel.
Next Sunday, 23nd July, we'll announce the contestants' list and the contest winners.