SUNNY ART PRIZE 2022

LONDON GROUP EXHIBITION

The Sunny Art Prize has established itself as one of the UK’s most prestigious international art competitions. The scope of this contemporary art prize is about sourcing the most talented artists from all over the world, both established and emerging ones, who produce ground-breaking and innovative artworks. We select artists who work with a wide range of media, making the art prize a varied and stimulating global platform to engage with critical contemporary issues and topics. The art competition is then open to everyone, regardless of location or preferred medium and theme.

Every year, we shortlist 30 artists, among whom we select three winners. All the shortlisted artists have the opportunity to exhibit their work at the Sunny Art Centre, London, a prestigious art institution with an extraordinary collection of old masters and artworks by leading contemporary artists. In addition, the winners, alongside seven other artists chosen from the shortlist, have the chance to exhibit their work with our partnering galleries in China. The exhibiting galleries are located in cities across China, such as Beijing and Shanghai, and are amongst the leading art institutions in the Asian art market.

This art contest also gives the art prize-winners the chance to experience a one-month
artist residency in China. The Artist Residency Programme is organised in collaboration with established Chinese art institutions, and it provides the opportunity to engage with historically and culturally rich places in China.

SUNNY ART PRIZE 2022

LONDON GROUP EXHIBITION

The Sunny Art Prize has established itself as one of the UK’s most prestigious international art competitions. The scope of this contemporary art prize is about sourcing the most talented artists from all over the world, both established and emerging ones, who produce ground-breaking and innovative artworks. We select artists who work with a wide range of media, making the art prize a varied and stimulating global platform to engage with critical contemporary issues and topics. The art competition is then open to everyone, regardless of location or preferred medium and theme.

Every year, we shortlist 30 artists, among whom we select three winners. All the shortlisted artists have the opportunity to exhibit their work at the Sunny Art Centre, London, a prestigious art institution with an extraordinary collection of old masters and artworks by leading contemporary artists. In addition, the winners, alongside seven other artists chosen from the shortlist, have the chance to exhibit their work with our partnering galleries in China. The exhibiting galleries are located in cities across China, such as Beijing and Shanghai, and are amongst the leading art institutions in the Asian art market.

This art contest also gives the art prize-winners the chance to experience a one-month
artist residency in China. The Artist Residency Programme is organised in collaboration with established Chinese art institutions, and it provides the opportunity to engage with historically and culturally rich places in China.

SUNNY ART PRIZE 2022

LONDON GROUP EXHIBITION

The Sunny Art Prize has established itself as one of the UK’s most prestigious international art competitions. The scope of this contemporary art prize is about sourcing the most talented artists from all over the world, both established and emerging ones, who produce ground-breaking and innovative artworks. We select artists who work with a wide range of media, making the art prize a varied and stimulating global platform to engage with critical contemporary issues and topics. The art competition is then open to everyone, regardless of location or preferred medium and theme.

Every year, we shortlist 30 artists, among whom we select three winners. All the shortlisted artists have the opportunity to exhibit their work at the Sunny Art Centre, London, a prestigious art institution with an extraordinary collection of old masters and artworks by leading contemporary artists. In addition, the winners, alongside seven other artists chosen from the shortlist, have the chance to exhibit their work with our partnering galleries in China. The exhibiting galleries are located in cities across China, such as Beijing and Shanghai, and are amongst the leading art institutions in the Asian art market.

This art contest also gives the art prize-winners the chance to experience a one-month
artist residency in China. The Artist Residency Programme is organised in collaboration with established Chinese art institutions, and it provides the opportunity to engage with historically and culturally rich places in China.

SHORTLISTED ARTISTS

Ana Sobreira
Cristina Jobs
Claude Jeong
Clare Thatcher
Catherine Chambers
Dominique Suberville
Daniel Jackont
Eddy Greenwood
Elly Cho
Enza Galantini

Guido Sarti
Lain Andrews
Jacob Weeks
Ji One Choi
Kasia Dzikowska
Koshiro Akiyama
Libbi Kantor
Ljubica Denkovic
Luke Goddard
Long Huang  

Marina Belikova
Mary Newton
Micaela Muzi
Ninni Heldt
Noora kulvik Ana D. Lombard
Pinelopi Triantafyllou
Pablo Figueroa
Robert West
Shiqian Pan
Tahn Ahn
Victor Secardin
Zhelei Wang
Zion Lee

SHORTLISTED ARTISTS

Ana Sobreira
Cristina Jobs
Claude Jeong
Clare Thatcher
Catherine Chambers
Dominique Suberville
Daniel Jackont
Eddy Greenwood
Elly Cho
Enza Galantini

Guido Sarti
Lain Andrews
Jacob Weeks
Ji One Choi
Kasia Dzikowska
Koshiro Akiyama
Libbi Kantor
Ljubica Denkovic
Luke Goddard
Long Huang  

Marina Belikova
Mary Newton
Micaela Muzi
Ninni Heldt
Noora kulvik Ana D. Lombard
Pinelopi Triantafyllou
Pablo Figueroa
Robert West
Shiqian Pan
Tahn Ahn
Victor Secardin
Zhelei Wang
Zion Lee

The Sunny Art Centre team would like to congratulate the selected artists. 

We would like to thank everyone who applied for the Sunny Art Prize 2021, we have received a great number of applications from all over the world. The quality and diversity of the artwork submitted and the passion shown by the artists, fill our hearts with warmth and desire to organise the Sunny Art Prize 2022.

The Sunny Art Centre team has been working hard to select the 30 shortlisted, it has been a tough task to choose 30 artists from all the outstanding applications we have received, therefore we have selected 33 shortlisted as we felt the competition was very high. For the artists that have not been selected this year, we would like to take this opportunity to encourage you to be part of next year's Sunny Art Prize, as we were amazed by everyone's skills. 
 

LONDON GROUP EXHIBITION 2022

OPENING CEREMONY I LONDON EXHIBITION 2022

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OPENING CEREMONY

   6- 9pm (BST)    21st  Feb  2022       

    Sunny Art Centre, 30 Grays' Inn Rd, London, WC1X 8HR


All the shortlisted artists are invited to the opening ceremony. During the opening ceremony on 21st Feb 2022, the top three entrants will be announced. Prizes for the top three winners include a cash award of £3,000 and a solo show at The Sunny Art Centre for the First Prize, £2,000 for the Second Prize, and £1,000 for the Third Prize. 

 

LONDON EXHIBITION

  21st Feb – 21st Mar    2022       

Opening Time (BST): 10:00 - 16:00 Mon- Fri  

    Sunny Art Centre, 30 Grays' Inn Rd,  London, WC1X 8HR


The Sunny Art Prize 2021 | London Exhibition opens on February 21st 2022  and will be on view until March 21st 2022. Thirty shortlisted artists from around the world have been selected to show their work in an exclusive exhibition of this yearly initiative. 

 

 Through painting, sculpture, ceramics, video art, 3D work, and installations, our shortlisted artists are engaging with themes such as colonialism, the current climate emergency and sharp extinction rates in the natural world, war and conflict, housing crises, mental health, identity, and consumerism. Therefore, the London exhibition will provide audiences with a chance to think about how our societies and individual lifestyles contribute to the solution, or exacerbation, of the issues at hand.

The Sunny Art Prize is a yearly initiative providing artists from all over the world with the chance to publicly engage with themes and issues of a global scale. With the beginning of a new millennium, the highest hopes for, and achievements in, social, political, and economic greatness have been at the forefront of human life. At the same time, as we approach the second decade of this new century, people all over the world have begun to acknowledge the costs that derive from such greatness.

  • Painting
  • Sculpture
  • Photography
  • Ceramic
  • Original Prints
  • Installation Art
  • Mixed Media 
  • Video Art (Including moving image, projected work, and digital installations)
  • Drawing