Al via la quarta edizione del contest Gif It Up | Artribune

From Google translate:

"The process of digitizing and publishing online of historical and historical-artistic material has undergone a very strong surge in recent years. Cultural museums and cultural institutions around the world - think of MoMA , MET , Rijksmuseum - are making their collections online, often releasing them with open licenses, allowing scholars and fans to download and use them freely. Another interesting side effect is the creative reuse of these materials, which are not only used for study purposes, but also as a starting material for the creation of new works and creative projects. Part of these assumptions Gif It Up , an international competition launched for the first time in 2014 by the Digital Public Library of America (DPLA), along with DigitalNZ, which this year marks its fourth edition. Until next 31st October you will be able to participate by sending an unpublished animated gif made using images, videos or copyrighted texts downloaded from the archives of EuropeanaCollections, Digital Public Library of America, Trove or DigitalNZ. 

The contest, which aims to promote digital collections at a wider audience, is also supported by Giphy, the most important online platform for gif-image publishing."