Logo Design Call
North American Indigenous Games
Artist Fee: $1,200
Deadline: November 29, 2024
Opportunity
The North American Indigenous Games (NAIG) Host Society invites Indigenous artist submissions for the NAIG 2027 logo. The logo design for the NAIG 2027 Games in Calgary will reflect the dynamic spirit of athleticism, culture and unity that these games represent while honouring the deep connection to the local First Nations cultures within Treaty 7 territory.
Drawing inspiration from the Blackfoot Confederacy, Tsuut’ina Nation, Otipemisiwak Métis Government, and Îyarhe Nakoda Nations, the design will blend traditional symbols and modern elements to create a visual identity rooted in Indigenous culture. At the heart of Calgary’s identity and landscape, the logo will embody the strength, resilience and spirit of competition that echoes through the city’s history and the NAIG’s mission of fostering unity through sport and culture.
Application Criteria
Applicants:
Please include a short description of who you are, your interest in the opportunity to design the NAIG 2027 logo, your connection to Calgary and Treaty 7 territory, and a brief description of the concept of your logo. Applicants must be a member of a Treaty 7 First Nation or a Otipemisiwak Métis Government citizen.
Other:
The logo must be an original work created by the artisan, not copied or derived from existing logos or copyrighted material. It should represent a unique style, values and brand identity. Images to be submitted in high resolution digital format.
Submissions must be original artwork.
To Apply
Please send your written submission and images or links to admin@naig2027.ca.
Deadline: 4pm, Friday, November 29, 2024
About NAIG
The North American Indigenous Games is a multi-sport event that hosts thousands of Indigenous youth in a cultural celebration that is widely beneficial for both the participants as well as the greater community. The Host Society is the operational body responsible for the day-to-day organization of the 2027 NAIG within the framework established by the NAIG Council and the Indigenous Sports Council of Alberta (ISCA). It is responsible for the local implementation of the Games, including venue selection, logistics, and the integration of cultural programs.
