Sentences with phrase «generous award prizes»

The award, now in its sixth year, offers the opportunity to be involved in a group exhibition in an established gallery, as well as the chance to receive one of London's most - generous award prizes for students and recent graduates.

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Applications could be uploaded for free on the competition's globally accessible website: www.futuregenerationartprize.org Among the benefits of this new biennial award are a generous prize ($ 60,000 in cash and $ 40,000 towards production of new work); a group exhibition for the shortlisted artists at the PinchukArtCentre in Kiev, and mentorship by renowned artists including Andreas Gursky, Damien Hirst, Jeff Koons and Takashi Murakami.

Funded by Jarl Mohn and his wife, Pamela, the prize is the same amount as the Bucksbaum Award, given to an artist in the Whitney Biennial, and is thus among the art world's more generous awards.

selected from 129 final juried participants in the 29th annual award program, which is sponsored by Hunting PLC, a global oil services company and is the most generous annual art prize in North America.

The prize, which is awarded by Fundació Joan Miró and Obra Social «la Caixa», is one of the most prestigious and generous contemporary art awards in the world.

The VISIONary Awards is the vision of graphics and microchip design firm, AMD, Advanced Micro Devices, entrepreneurs who share a passion for food, photos and recognizing these visions with a generous prize, and plans to spread the winnings with voters, too.

And don't forget to join us for the Awards Luncheon at the annual conference, where we will introduce the winners of our various awards, scholarships and prizes, and thank our generous supporters for their continued generAwards Luncheon at the annual conference, where we will introduce the winners of our various awards, scholarships and prizes, and thank our generous supporters for their continued generawards, scholarships and prizes, and thank our generous supporters for their continued generosity.

(A generous prize was awarded to the attendee that had the hardest time getting to the city.)