Congratulations to our winner Diane Cockerill and our finalists. Cockerill’s photo is seen above and first in our photo gallery. Her image is also printed in the September/October issue of Artillery. The following photographs are the finalists from the September/October contest. Please see info below how to enter for our next November/December 2019 issue.

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  Diane Cockerill Ce n'est plus pas un palmier 2019 Arts District, Los Angeles Digital Photograph

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  Susan Gill 7.5.19 7.5.19 Jackson Heights, Queens Digital Photograph

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  Kijoo Pyo, "untitled", July 2019, Venice Beach Boardwalk, CA and 35mm film printed on glossy fiber

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  Kevin McCollister Vacated July 4, 2019 Los Angeles, CA Photograph

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  Roman Inguanzo Remnants of The Past 10/29/18 (October 29th, 2018) Bodie Ghost Town Film

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  Silvia Sanna Amore denutrito - malnourished love 2018 Sardinia- Italy digital photo camera

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  Ave Pildas, 'Dixie' © June 4th, 2019 Tunica, Mississippi

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  L. Aviva Diamond KKKEEP AMERICA GREAT 2018 Archival pigment print Los Angeles

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  Carlos Gutierrez Hurried City Jun 14th 2019 New York Pentax K1000

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  Ritam Talukdar In demand for a better future 4th April, 2019 Ramlila Maidan, Entally, Kolkata, India Digital Medium (Photojournalism Genre)

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  Stephen Anderson even the trees need rest 2019 digital color photo santa ana

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  Cecilia Arana Buenos Dias 2018 Mexico 35mm Color Negative Photograph

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  Mark Indig Salvage 2008 Los Angeles River Photography

CODE ORANGE is a recent added Artillery feature; a web-based, issue-oriented photography contest curated by LA artist and photographer Laura London. Winning entries will be published in Artillery and finalists will appear online. CODE ORANGE is a documentary project and outlet for artists to express how they feel about the current state of the world.

Tumultuous times like ours have historically produced some of the most interesting, captivating and timeless art; we hope to find and share similar works today. Images submitted should capture how our country and the world is affected by political, environmental change, social, personal, universal, identity issues. Photographs can be produced using a film or digital camera or smart phone. Black-and-white and or color images are accepted. 

Twelve photos are selected by London and will appear on our website, and the winner’s photo to be published in our bi-monthly print edition of Artillery.

Good luck and we look forward to seeing your photographic submission.

DEADLINE for next contest is OCTOBER 11, 2019 

Specifications for photo submissions:
• Only one photo per person
• FOR WEB: 72 dpi; 600 pixels wide. (hang onto your original large file in case you are selected for print publication)
• Include: Artist Name, Title, Date, Place, and Medium (in that specific order)
• Email your photograph entry to lauralondon@artillerymag.com