Prize calls, Italy, Milano, 17 March 2013
Apply by March 17, 2013.
Art Prize AOP ACADEMY
A free competition for students and emerging artists in painting and drawing.
Artist Outreach Program (AOP), is a project conceived by Winsor & Newton, and Liquitex Conté à Paris, which launches the first edition of the art AOP ACADEMY with the aim of promoting young talent.
The competition is free to access and is reserved for students in fine arts and fine arts as well as emerging artists under 35.
The Prix art AOP ACADEMY would like to offer the opportunity for students and young artists to be known by collectors, curators and other art professionals and includes the construction of two exhibitions, a color catalog and the final assignment more prizes for each category in the competition.
The exhibition of the finalists and the announcement of the awards will take place at the international art fair Art Accessible Milan AAM day 12-13-14 April 2013.
The works of the winners in each category will be exhibited at the exhibition space Griffin Gallery in London by the end of 2013. In addition, winners will be rewarded with a 3-day trip to London.
All finalists will be provided the material for fine arts.
The artistic jury is chaired by Ivan Quaroni - curator and art critic - and consists of Rolando Anselmi, owner of ROLANDO ANSELMI Galerie in Berlin, Emiliano Zucchini, Editor of the magazine CONTEMPORARY ART and Guido D'Angelo, Project Coordinator AOP Italy - Professor of pictorial disciplines.
Art Prize AOP ACADEMY
A free competition for students and emerging artists in painting and drawing.
Artist Outreach Program (AOP), is a project conceived by Winsor & Newton, and Liquitex Conté à Paris, which launches the first edition of the art AOP ACADEMY with the aim of promoting young talent.
The competition is free to access and is reserved for students in fine arts and fine arts as well as emerging artists under 35.
The Prix art AOP ACADEMY would like to offer the opportunity for students and young artists to be known by collectors, curators and other art professionals and includes the construction of two exhibitions, a color catalog and the final assignment more prizes for each category in the competition.
The exhibition of the finalists and the announcement of the awards will take place at the international art fair Art Accessible Milan AAM day 12-13-14 April 2013.
The works of the winners in each category will be exhibited at the exhibition space Griffin Gallery in London by the end of 2013. In addition, winners will be rewarded with a 3-day trip to London.
All finalists will be provided the material for fine arts.
The artistic jury is chaired by Ivan Quaroni - curator and art critic - and consists of Rolando Anselmi, owner of ROLANDO ANSELMI Galerie in Berlin, Emiliano Zucchini, Editor of the magazine CONTEMPORARY ART and Guido D'Angelo, Project Coordinator AOP Italy - Professor of pictorial disciplines.
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