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Find out who was selected for the 2020 edition of the Sunny Art Prize. 49 artists (instead of 30) working with a range of media, were selected for this year’s opportunity.
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Learn about the story of exceptional artists and works of art, from paintings by Renaissance and Modern old masters to ancient sculptures.
The group exhibitions will be held at the Sunny Art Centre in London, as well as our partners’ galleries. This includes the Haidian District Art Centre in Beijing, Chen Centre for Contemporary Art in Beijing, the AIP Art Centre in Guangzhou or the Blanc Art Gallery in Macau.
The one-month artist residency programme will be organised in collaboration with our partnering galleries.
First Prize
The winner will receive £3,000, a public solo exhibition at Sunny Art Centre in London, a one-month residency along with a show at our partners' galleries.
Second Prize
The winner will receive £2,000, a group exhibition, a one-month residency and a show at our partners' galleries.
Third Prize
The winner will receive £1,000, a group exhibition, a one-month residency and a show at our partners' galleries.
30 Shortlisted Artists’ works will be exhibited during the summer at Sunny Art Centre, London.
Accepted Media
Painting, Drawing, Illustration, Photography, Printmaking. Sculpture, Ceramic, Jewellery, Video Art &Moving Image, Installation.
The complete catalogue with all the participating artists of the Sunny Art Prize 2018.
Contains photographs of all shortlisted artworks as well as a profile statement for each artist which includes the conceptual framework of their practice and of the artworks exhibited during the 2018 edition of the Prize.
Format: Linen harback cover ( gold embossing)
Dimensions: 21x21cm, 104 pages
Explore the work of a group of international artists aiming to raise awareness of themes encompassing climate change, the current international debate regarding immigration and refugees, our perception of identity (both our own and the identity of the society we live in), the spectacle of news media communications, sexuality, gender, race, and queer culture, among others.
