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Ear/Eye is a new Witty Books project aimed at creating a dialogue between a visual artist and a sound artist through the publication of limited edition audio cassette + book.


Ear eye is the experimental project of Witty Books; number of copies, design and other technical characteristics will be decided based on the project and can vary from 100 to 500 copies. Printing costs will be entirely covered by Witty Books,
the authors must provide the final files ready for printing. The authors will receive a percentage of copies of the double publication.

  • Who is eligible to participate in the Ear/eye award call?
    The open call is addressed to visual artists and sound artists interested
    in creating a dialogue between these two art forms.
  • Do artists have to submit their works as already paired?
    No, this is not necessary. It is also possible to submit a single
    visual arts entry or a single music entry. The idea is to create a
    spontaneous dialogue between two different artists. At the same time, artists that already work together are welcome to apply.
  • Must the projects submitted be unpublished?
    Yes we prefer to publish two unpublished works.
  • How to apply
    Send your proposal to info@witty-books.com: in PDF for the visual content;  mp3 tracks or bandcamp link for the sound content.
    Specifying in the email's subject "ear/eye award 2024".
    No graphic design project needed to apply.
  • Deadline
    Closed

Winners:

APhF Dummy Award feat. Witty Books 2024


The APhF Dummy Award feat. Witty Books is an annual juried competition open to all unpublished photobooks worldwide. For this competition, one individual will receive a publishing contract with the publishing house Witty Books, supported by Future Format printing house. In addition the winner will be part of the next edition of APhF Main Exhibition. The Jury of the APhF Dummy Award feat. Witty Books, consisting of Susan Meiselas (Magnum Photographer), Ioli Tzanetaki (curator at National Museum of Contemporary Art Athens), Tommaso Parrillo (Witty Books), Future Format (printing house), and Sylvia Sachini (curator of APhF BP), has decided to present the following winner and the shortlist:

Winner

Elliott Kreyenberg, Something Was Missing Within

Shortlist

  • Lena Holzer, A Shadow in the Shape of a House
  • Emanuele Occhipinti, A’Muntagna
  • Kati Faber, Abuse of the Transit Routes
  • Romane Bourgeois, Adriatica
  • Marios Vouzikas, Akin Spaces
  • Erik Irmer, Aliens
  • Sidsel Becker, All I Remember Doesn’t Exist Anymore
  • Seunggu Kim, Better Days
  • Sotiris Kousoulos, Beyond the Edge of the City
  • Nata Drachinskaya, Binom
  • Federico Renzaglia, Bonifica
  • Adrian Svec, Confessions of a Man
  • Samuel Henn, Cosmos
  • Lisa Pram, Cromosoma Cinco
  • Ioannis Tzaneteas, Diakopes Theologos
  • Lewis Bush, Downfall
  • Victoria Jung, Fever Dream
  • Samuel Gratacap, Fifty Fifty
  • Dan Nelken, HeadStrong: The Women of Rural Uganda
  • Ghaleb Cabbabé, How can it still be home?
  • Persephone Michou, If I Forget You, I Will Love You Again
  • Mariam Yoese, Landep
  • Chiara Paderi, Love Me
  • Nafiseh Moshashaeh, Made In Iran
  • Maria Abranches, Maria
  • Maite González Laurens, Migrant Souls
  • Yoshikatsu Fujii, Nagi
  • MASARU GOTO, No News is Good News
  • HanShun Zhou, Once Upon The Sea
  • Chloé Nicosia, One Hundred Trillion Dollars
  • Raeann Kit-Yee Cheung, Pilot Astronaut
  • Rose Lacavalla, Sana Sana
  • Mai S. Keldsen, Something Lives Here
  • Elliott Kreyenberg, Something Was Missing Within
  • Alicja Łabądź, Strike A Pose
  • Dimitrios Paraskevaidis, Telecommuter
  • Sara Aue Sobol, Tell My Love Now
  • Spiros Zervoudakis, Terra Incognita
  • Anika Zachow, The Blue Book
  • Spencer Glover, The Chosen People
  • Julia Zlateva, The Day Before
  • Pengkuei Ben Huang, The Memory Shore
  • Jason Hendardy, There Is No Death
  • Aleksandra Kubos, Treasure Island
  • Dennison Reave, Under 60 Tons
  • Ovayolu Huseyin, Uprooted
  • Amelie Sachs, Vergissmeinnicht
  • Laila Nahar, Will You Come To Rome With Me?
  • Antigoni Papantoni, You Can’t Go Home Again
  • Apostolos Tsorfolias , οι τόποι πεθαίνουν, και ας φαίνεται να επιβιώνουν
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