Sentences with phrase «independent panel of jurors»
Chosen by a distinguished independent panel of jurors, the $ 25000 prize annually recognizes an American artist under 50 who has demonstrated exceptional creativity and whose work is «emblematic of this period in contemporary art.»
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Huyghe was selected by an independent panel of jurors for his «pioneering vision and tireless ambition to make art that defies expectations and extends conventional practices into new territory.»
Butterly was selected by an independent panel of jurors who recognized Butterly as «an inventive and independent sculptor whose work reflects the fading boundary between craft and contemporary art.»
«The Lucelia Artist Award acknowledges Stockholder's extensive and ongoing achievement as an artist and celebrates her profound impact on generations of artists worldwide,» declared an independent panel of jurors who selected Stockholder from a group of 13 nominees.
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The winner was determined by an outside panel of three jurors: Polly Apfelbaum, a New York - based artist; Isolde Brielmaier, an independent curator and writer; Lucy Gallun, a curatorial assistant in the Photography department of The Museum of Modern Art; and Tina Kukielski, a member of the team curating the 56th Carnegie International, a leading global survey of contemporary art.
Grantees for the third cycle of WaveMaker Grants were selected by an independent juror panel of distinguished artists and arts professionals, including Rosie Gordon Wallace, Founding President and Curator, Diaspora Vibe Cultural Arts Incubator; Franklin Evans, artist, New York and Ximena Caminos, Chair of Faena Art, Executive Creative Director and partner in Faena Group.
The winners will be determined by second panel of jurors, including Miranda Lash, curator of contemporary art at the Speed Art Museum in Louisville; Dominique Nahas, independent curator and critic in Brooklyn; and Monica Moses, editor in chief of American Craft in Minneapolis.
Each application was reviewed by a panel of jurors comprising Erin Gilbert, independent curator from Chicago; Mark Scala, Curator at the Frist Center for the Visual Arts in Nashville; Lauren Haynes, Curator of Contemporary Art at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville, Arkansas; Jan Davidson, retired director of the John C. Campbell School of Folk Arts in Brasstown, North Carolina; and Gia Hamilton, director of the Joan Mitchell Center in New Orleans.
The selection process begins in December under the direction of an independent panel of professional jurors with assistance from GRACE curatorial staff.
Our jurors panel consists of independent jurors selected for their in - depth knowledge and experience in multiple mediums.