Tupperware Design Competition

The second annual Translations in Tupperware Global Design Contest invites consumers and designers from around the world to create a piece of art or unique functional product inspired by Tupperware. Channel your inner artist and create a Tupperware-inspired work of art that could send you-and your masterpiece to New York City! Inspiration may come from a sculpture, in the form of a painting, a functional product or a fabulous pair of shoes. All entrants are encouraged to produce original pieces that take Tupperware out of the kitchen and into the art gallery.

Applicants will compete for the chance to win a trip to New York City, a $5,000 U.S. cash prize and the chance to see their work included in a worldwide traveling exhibit, set to launch in 2007.

Deadline for submissions is Thursday, August 17th, 2006.

The top scoring entrant and one runner up entrant from each of the 28 participating countries will be selected by local Tupperware contest directors in each market.

The top scoring entrant from each country then automatically moves forward for the Global Judging Event where one winner will be determined from each of the following categories:

• Story Telling
• Fashion
• Utility Objects
• Free Form

And one entry will be determined as the Judges' Choice winner. The five winners will be determined by the esteemed Tupperware judging panel:

George M. Beylerian, Founder of Material ConneXion
John-Michael Ekeblad, Former Tupperware Chief Designer
Carl Magnusson, Executive Vice President, Director of Design for Knoll Design
Linda O'Keefe, Director of Design for Metropolitan Home