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The Young Masters Art Prize 2012 opera como una iniciativa sin fines de lucro de The Cynthia Corbett Gallery en Londres. Este premio transdisciplinar está abierto a artistas de cualquier nacionalidad y quiere reconocer el talento emergente y la innovación artística.
To Apply
Art can draw real strength from the past. The Renaissance drew on Ancient Greece and Rome; the Pre-Raphaelites drew on art before Raphael; Picasso drew on sculpture in the 11th century; and Whistler and the Impressionists drew their inspiration from the traditions of Japanese printmaking.
Innovation is hugely important but it rarely comes from nothing. The Young Masters Art Prize looks for artists who combine innovation with awareness of the Old Masters and the art of the past. Old Masters in the meaning of the prize refers not just to Europe but also to wider, global artistic traditions, ranging from the pyramids of Egypt to the building of the Taj Mahal and later.
By drawing attention to the legacy of the Old Masters in contemporary art, the prize opens up a wider dialogue about our present-day artistic culture and its relationship to the past. This prize is unique in shedding light on the ways artists use their awareness of the past to help them come to terms with the present.
The Young Masters Art Prize is open to artists living in the UK and overseas, both in Europe and further afield. We welcome artists working in a vast range of practices: painting, sculpture and installation, printmaking, drawing, video and sound. Our aim is to encourage emerging and newly established artists to apply, as well as those who are perhaps established abroad but less well known in the UK.
If an artist is successfully shortlisted, he/she is may consider creating completely new work for the Young Masters Art Prize exhibition, taking place in the autumn, 2012.
To submit your application, please complete the submission as detailed below.
The deadline for applications is 30 April, 2012.
Further information:
Fixed fee for submissions is £15.00. Please submit payment using Paypal, as indicated below.
Only one submission per individual.
The Young Masters Art Prize exhibition and prize will be curated by Daria Khan and judged by an independent judging panel.
All applicants must have been educated to BA level (or equivalent) or higher; or be completing their BA mid-2011. Applicants who have been practising artists for a minimum of 5 years will also be considered.
All artworks shortlisted for the Young Masters Art Prize exhibition will be available for sale. The Young Masters Art Prize will collect a 50% commission.
First prize to be awarded: £5,000. The two highly commended prizes, sponsored by the Artists Collecting Society, will each be £500. The Artists Collecting Society will also offer a year of their copyright and marketing services to each of the three winners.
TO APPLY
To apply for the Young Masters Art Prize, please submit the following material to applications@young-masters.co.uk:
Curriculum Vitae: including Education, Awards, Exhibitions and Collections (PDF format).
400 - 600 word statement about how your artistic practice relates to the concept of the Young Masters Art Prize (see criteria above).
4 ? 6 images of your work at web-ready resolution (72dpi), which show examples of your current art practice. Each JPG image MUST be labeled with the following information: Artist/title/materials/size in cm and inches.
A separate PDF picture list must also be provided with all this information next to each image.
Please note that if you are successfully shortlisted, you will be encouraged to produce new work for the Young Masters Exhibition and Prize.
An application fee of £15 must be made through PayPal.
Exposición. 17 nov de 2024 - 18 ene de 2025 / The Ryder - Madrid / Madrid, España
Formación. 23 nov de 2024 - 29 nov de 2024 / Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía (MNCARS) / Madrid, España
