Photography Prize

About the competition

Artists have always created work for public places. Why should the internet be any different?

We have opened up iGoogle, our personalised homepage, as the digital canvas for your creativity. We invite you to submit your compelling photography and bring your art online to a global audience.

How it works

• Enter your portfolio of five digital photos that together will make up the iGoogle theme.
• We will be running a leader board of the university/college with the most entrants for everyone to see. Tell your friends to enter and see your university or college at the top.
• The shortlist: 36 shortlisted entries will be turned into iGoogle themes, shown on Google and put to public vote.
• Each of your five photographs will display at different points in the day as the iGoogle theme changes dynamically over time.
• The finalists: 6 finalists will be exhibited at the Saatchi Gallery London , and reviewed by our independent jury.
• The winner: 1 winner will receive a £5,000 ($7500 USD) bursary and an invite to spend a day with Martin Parr.

What happens when great art mixes with the Google homepage?

Get some inspiration from the iGoogle artists that have already attempted the challenge, such as Jeff Koons, Yann Arthus-Bertrand, Philippe Starck and Mark Ecko.