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# Combine24
The Finnish National Gallery is hosting an open generative art competition Combine24. Participants are asked to create a new generative artwork that innovatively uses the copyright-free, CC0-licensed collection data of the Finnish National Gallery in its implementation. The competition is powered by [Highlight](https://highlight.xyz/).
To enter, follow these steps:
1\. Create a new generative art collection on Highlight
2\. Deploy the collection on Sepolia Testnet
3\. Submit your work to the contest site
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The competition is judged in two parts. From the initial submissions ten shortlisted works will be selected to compete for the three prizes and to be part of the competition exhibition, held in Helsinki in the autumn of 2024.
1. First Price (€10,000)
2. Second Price (€8,000)
3. Audience Favourite (€5,000)
Submission period 1.3.2024-31.5.2024.
Read more from the official competition website.
[combine24.alusta.art](https://combine24.alusta.art/)
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