The Secret Art Prize opens call by Curious Duke Gallery, London.
Secret Art Prize 2017, Curious Duke Gallery, London
At its 5th edition, the Secret Art Prize 2017 calls for artist to apply, at Curious Duke Gallery, London.
The winner will receive £1000, their work exhibited at Moniker Art Fair, a profile in After Nyne Magazine and representation from Curious Duke Gallery. There will also be four runners up who will exhibit at Moniker Art Fair and will be represented by Curious Duke.
Additionally, the top 100 applicants work will be featured on the website for the People’s Choice Award, with the possibility to be viewed by over 100,000 people, providing a great promotion for the artists even if they are not winner.
The Secret Art Prize is one of the UK’s leading art prizes. It is an extraordinary chance for beginner artists to emerge and win an amazing prize.
The Secret Art Prize is open to all urban and contemporary artists. Disciplines welcome include painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking and photography. Film and performance pieces are not accepted.
The winners will be announced at a special event held at the Hoxton Hotel Shoreditch in August. The event will be exhibiting previous winners work and there will be talks from some of the industries professionals organised by The Art Conference.
Secret Art Prize 2017, Curious Duke Gallery, London
Announced judging panel is: AfterNyne Editor Claire Meadows; Thinkspace Andrew Hosner; Art Advisor Melissa Scallan;
Tina Ziegler Director of Moniker Art Fair; artist Otto D’Ambra; and Johnathan LeVine from LeVine projects.
To apply applicants will need to submit an image of their work and supply a short statement about the work and them as an artist. All applications to be made through the website www.secretartprize.com
The deadline is 11th June 2017.
Founded in 2011 by Eleni Duke, multi- award winning Curious Duke Gallery has established its position on the UK art scene, with lot of collaborations, participating at the UK art fairs and joining the judging panels. In 2015 the gallery came second to the highly respected Richmix in the TimeOut #LoveLondon culture awards.
(This article published firstly 10 May 2017)
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