Call for Entries: Waves of Expression Surf Art & Photography Exhibition – Kirra Klassic

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Artists and photographers are invited to submit their work for Waves of Expression: Surfing Through Art & Lens, a vibrant exhibition celebrating the soul of surf culture through visual art. This inspiring event will take place from 22 July to 3 August 2025 at the Kirra Community Centre, Queensland, as part of the annual Kirra Longboard Klassic.

Submissions Close 25 June 2025

Waves of Expression invites both emerging and established creatives to showcase original works that explore the beauty, energy, and lifestyle of surfing—from thundering barrels and peaceful seascapes to abstract oceanic visions and iconic coastal moments.

Submission Guidelines:
Artists must submit their entries electronically by 25 June 2025. Each submission should include:

Artwork Categories:

Paintings, drawings, or mixed media (on canvas or surfboards)
Photographic prints (digital or film; colour or black & white)
Ocean-inspired sculpture or 3D works

Submission Format:

High-resolution images (JPEG or PNG, minimum 300 dpi)
Title, dimensions, medium, and a short description for each work
Artist bio (max 200 words) and an artist statement detailing your connection to surf culture

Submission Email:
Send entries to honehek9@gmail.com

A panel of curators will review all submissions, with successful applicants notified by 1 July 2025.

Why Enter?
Selected works will be featured in a professionally curated exhibition with promotional opportunities across print and digital platforms. This is a unique chance to connect with a passionate surf and art audience, enhance your visibility, and contribute to the cultural landscape of Australia’s iconic Kirra Beach.

Need Help with Framing?
Affordable, no-fuss framing for your artwork and photographs is available locally.
Contact Cameron and Corinne on 0404 005 174 for professional, reliable framing solutions based in Murwillumbah.

Let your creativity ride the wave—submit your surf-inspired work now!

- News from The Kirra Longboard Klassic