Photo Awards Guide by PhMuseum
by PHmuseum Srl
· Photo & Video
· Free
On the App Store since October 2022
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Photo Awards Guide by PhMuseum is a photo & video app developed by PHmuseum Srl.
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Photo Awards Guide by PhMuseum is freely available from the App Store. The app size is 5.05 MB. The latest version available is 2.2.0. The last update was on September 19, 2026.
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Around €1 million in photography funding listed every year, in one place: a curated list of open calls, prizes, residencies and awards from around the world. Set a reminder on any deadline and we'll tell you in good time, so you never hear about a call the week after it closed.
It is also the shortest route to PhMuseum's own open calls: the Photography Grant, the Women Photographers Grant and the Photobook Award, running since 2012.
KEY FEATURES
- A curated list of open calls worldwide, updated as new ones open and closed ones fall away, adding up to around €1 million in photography funding listed every year.
- Everything you need to decide: deadline, entry fee, image gallery, and who is behind the call. Share the ones worth passing on.
- Deadline reminders that arrive early enough to prepare a submission, not the night before.
- A weekly word when new calls are added, and nothing when they are not.
- PhMuseum's own work alongside: the grants programme, education courses, the PhMuseum Days festival and our editorial projects.
ABOUT PHMUSEUM
PhMuseum is a curated independent platform sharing visual language and its culture. Since 2012 we have looked for diverse ways to display photography, to educate, and to connect a growing community. Our mission is to discover, support and promote photographers, working as an innovative talent incubator.
GRANTS
Our Grants Programme has recognised more than 900 artists with €220,000 in cash prizes, alongside educational activities, residencies, exhibitions and screenings at international festivals including Getxophoto, PhEST, Fotofestiwal, Organ Vida, Cortona On The Move, Lagos Photo, Verzasca Foto, and our own PhMuseum Days. Former prize recipients include Max Pinckers, Bieke Depoorter, Alejandro Cartagena, Jacob Aue Sobol, Salvatore Vitale, Laura El-Tantawy, Diana Markosian, Alejandro Chaskielberg, Poulomi Basu, Miraj Patel, Rodrigo Pinheiro, Gal Cipreste Marinelli, Tara Laure Claire, Nikita Teryoshin and Thomas Van Houtryve, among many others.
EDUCATION
Since 2020, our Education Programme has accompanied emerging generations of photographers in the development of their practice: year-round individual tutoring, plus a growing list of long-term online masterclasses led by international experts such as Elisa Medde, Lewis Chaplin, Laura El-Tantawy, Max Pinckers, Salvatore Vitale, Nicolas Polli and Erik Kessels.
PHMUSEUM LAB
In 2020 we opened PhMuseum Lab in Bologna, Italy, a bridge between our online community and physical activities. In this multi-purpose space we present around three curated exhibitions a year, developed in close dialogue with artists, and you can join us for book presentations, talks, workshops and parties.
PHMUSEUM DAYS
Born in the late summer of 2021, PhMuseum Days is our International Photography Festival in Bologna, Italy, a moment to enjoy photography in person and meet the people behind it. Each year we take on a theme that challenges conventional ways of curating photography, working closely with artists while experimenting with structures, materials and design. Through exhibitions in historical and industrial locations, talks, public activities and a photobook area, the festival is a space to share contemporary practice with the public and start a conversation.
Terms & Conditions: Your use of this application is governed by the PHmuseum Srl General Terms of Use (https://phmuseum.com/terms) and the PhMuseum Privacy Policy (https://phmuseum.com/privacy-policy), as well as our app privacy policy (https://phmuseum.com/app-privacy-policy).
It is also the shortest route to PhMuseum's own open calls: the Photography Grant, the Women Photographers Grant and the Photobook Award, running since 2012.
KEY FEATURES
- A curated list of open calls worldwide, updated as new ones open and closed ones fall away, adding up to around €1 million in photography funding listed every year.
- Everything you need to decide: deadline, entry fee, image gallery, and who is behind the call. Share the ones worth passing on.
- Deadline reminders that arrive early enough to prepare a submission, not the night before.
- A weekly word when new calls are added, and nothing when they are not.
- PhMuseum's own work alongside: the grants programme, education courses, the PhMuseum Days festival and our editorial projects.
ABOUT PHMUSEUM
PhMuseum is a curated independent platform sharing visual language and its culture. Since 2012 we have looked for diverse ways to display photography, to educate, and to connect a growing community. Our mission is to discover, support and promote photographers, working as an innovative talent incubator.
GRANTS
Our Grants Programme has recognised more than 900 artists with €220,000 in cash prizes, alongside educational activities, residencies, exhibitions and screenings at international festivals including Getxophoto, PhEST, Fotofestiwal, Organ Vida, Cortona On The Move, Lagos Photo, Verzasca Foto, and our own PhMuseum Days. Former prize recipients include Max Pinckers, Bieke Depoorter, Alejandro Cartagena, Jacob Aue Sobol, Salvatore Vitale, Laura El-Tantawy, Diana Markosian, Alejandro Chaskielberg, Poulomi Basu, Miraj Patel, Rodrigo Pinheiro, Gal Cipreste Marinelli, Tara Laure Claire, Nikita Teryoshin and Thomas Van Houtryve, among many others.
EDUCATION
Since 2020, our Education Programme has accompanied emerging generations of photographers in the development of their practice: year-round individual tutoring, plus a growing list of long-term online masterclasses led by international experts such as Elisa Medde, Lewis Chaplin, Laura El-Tantawy, Max Pinckers, Salvatore Vitale, Nicolas Polli and Erik Kessels.
PHMUSEUM LAB
In 2020 we opened PhMuseum Lab in Bologna, Italy, a bridge between our online community and physical activities. In this multi-purpose space we present around three curated exhibitions a year, developed in close dialogue with artists, and you can join us for book presentations, talks, workshops and parties.
PHMUSEUM DAYS
Born in the late summer of 2021, PhMuseum Days is our International Photography Festival in Bologna, Italy, a moment to enjoy photography in person and meet the people behind it. Each year we take on a theme that challenges conventional ways of curating photography, working closely with artists while experimenting with structures, materials and design. Through exhibitions in historical and industrial locations, talks, public activities and a photobook area, the festival is a space to share contemporary practice with the public and start a conversation.
Terms & Conditions: Your use of this application is governed by the PHmuseum Srl General Terms of Use (https://phmuseum.com/terms) and the PhMuseum Privacy Policy (https://phmuseum.com/privacy-policy), as well as our app privacy policy (https://phmuseum.com/app-privacy-policy).