Festivals Commission invites submission of designs for 2025 Independence Logo and theme
The Antigua and Barbuda Festivals Commission (ABFC), part of the Ministry of Creative Industries, invites submissions for the logo design and theme commemorating the Nation’s 44th Anniversary of Independence.
The selected logo and theme should provide a comprehensive representation of ‘Antigua and Barbuda’, aiming to evoke a strong sense of national pride among all citizens and residents.
Submissions are welcome from visual artists across all artistic disciplines, including but not limited to fine arts, graphic design, visual communication, media design, and other related fields.
There is no restriction on the number of submissions an individual may make; however, please note that original entries will not be returned.
Therefore, all participants are encouraged to retain copies of their submitted materials. Entries may be submitted in one of three formats: Logo and Theme, Logo Only, or Theme Only.
All submissions must be sent electronically via email to [email protected] by Friday, 30th May at 11:59 p.m.
Late submissions will not be considered. The email should include the original file(s) of the logo(s) in jpeg, png, or pdf formats, along with the proposed Independence theme, as well as the entrant’s name, age, address, phone number, and email address.
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