#artistaward

[jungkookiexxx]

Congratulations to Jisoo for winning Bugs Favorite Golden Disc Most Popular Artist Award and Best Digital Song at the 38th Golden Disc Awards

[jenifersohowe]

sicWhat A Wonderful World (Louie Armstrong Cover) - Tanner Patrick

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[nyfacurrent]

Introducing | 2020 Canadian Women Artists’ Award Recipients Destinie Adelakun and Sara Jimenez

The Canadian Women Artists’ Award is offered by NYFA with funding from the Canadian Women’s Club of New York.

The New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA) has announced interdisciplinary artists Destinie Adelakun and Sara Jimenez as its 2020 Canadian Women Artists’ Award recipients. The $5,000 award is designed to provide financial support to women-identifying emerging or early career artists working in any discipline, and can be used in any manner the recipient deems necessary to further their artistic goals. The award program is supported by funding granted to NYFA by the Canadian Women's Club (CWC) of New York as a way to continue its philanthropic work when it disbanded. This year, in response to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the creative community, the CWC and NYFA decided to award two prizes.

“We’re proud to partner with the Canadian Women’s Club to offer this award, and are especially grateful to recognize not one but two artists,” said Michael L. Royce, Executive Director, NYFA. “Destinie Adelakun and Sara Jimenez are exceptionally talented cross-disciplinary artists, and we are excited to hear more from them as they continue to push their careers forward,” he added.

Destinie Adelakun is a Lagos, Nigeria-born, Nagpur, India-raised Canadian artist whose work extends from mixed-media, painting, and photography to film and sculpture, and explores topics ranging from African history, mythology, and spirituality. She utilizes individuals in her work as a personification of principles and ideas, and a way to re-illustrate African and Indian mythological tales. Adelakun, who received a BFA degree in Fashion Production from The London College of Fashion, celebrates women of the African diaspora and plays with the adornment that embodies the creative direction of the work. She has collaborated with noted art world icons such as Renee Cox, Mickalene Thomas, and Taha Clayton to name a few, and curated several art shows in the New York region before recently transitioning to showing her own art and photography work. She currently lives and works in New York, NY.

Said Adelakun upon receiving a 2020 Canadian Women Artists’ Award: "As a biracial daughter of the diaspora, life has thrown countless battles on my path to success. I recently became a mother during this global pandemic, and just when I felt overwhelmed and buried by the challenges of life I received this ray of opportunity. This award means that I have the opportunity to continue to create work. It is an opportunity for me to allow other young women of color, especially mothers, to see that creativity and achievement doesn't end after childbirth. This award and its recognition will elevate my career to a whole new level, and it's an affirmation to continue working and believing in myself."

Sara Jimenez explores the material embodiment of deep transcultural memories. As an interdisciplinary Filipinx-Canadian artist, she is interested in materializing existing global narratives around concepts of origins and home, loss and absence. She works in collage, sculpture, installation, and performance to create visual metaphors that allude to mythical environments and forgotten artifacts. Jimenez is a collector and alchemist: among other things, she collects familial narratives, abandoned objects, debris, compost, colonial texts and photos, maps, and textiles. Through material experimentation, she combines and rearranges elements from her collections to complicate pre-existing narratives of place, lineage, and temporality. Her work has been exhibited at the Pinto Art Museum (Philippines), El Museo del Barrio, Brooklyn Museum, and others, and she has performed at numerous venues including The Dedalus Foundation, The Noguchi Museum, and Dixon Place. Upcoming, Jimenez will have solo shows at Irvine Fine Arts Center and The Center for Chinese Contemporary Art in Manchester, England, and will participate in the 2021 Cornell Biennial curated by Tim Murray. Jimenez received her BA degree from the University of Toronto and her MFA degree from Parsons the New School for Design. She teaches at Parsons, New York University, and Borough of Manhattan Community College and mentors graduate students at the Vermont College of Fine Art and School of Visual Arts. Jimenez is based in Brooklyn, NY.

Said Jimenez upon receiving a 2020 Canadian Women Artists’ Award: "I am incredibly honored to receive this award. It is humbling and moving to be gifted resources to pursue my vision and share it with the world. I want my work to be of service to the public and to shift the paradigm of visual culture."

Lorraine Bell, Board Director Bridgemarq Real Estate Services, Hot Docs Foundation USA, the University of Toronto Associates, Inc., and former Canadian Women’s Club member, spoke about the rationale behind giving two awards in 2020: "I know the financial struggles that artists face during the best of times can be difficult, but layer a global pandemic onto that and it can be overwhelming. So the decision to award two worthy Canadian recipients in 2020 was made and we are thrilled with the selections of artists Adelakun and Jimenez."

Find out about additional awards and grants here. Sign up for our free bi-weekly newsletter NYFA News to receive announcements about future NYFA events and programs.

Images from top: Destinie Adelakun and Sara Jimenez, Photo Credits: Sheridon Poyer and Sara Jimenez; Destinie Adelakun, ADE - Oshun and Oya's crown, 2020; and Sara Jimenez, Cenotaph, 2018

[michellehartonart]

I was delighted to find out today that I won the Audience Favourite Award @soulnoirfestival in Dublin Castle. ☺️ 🏆 Thanks so much to the people who voted for "We Are Both In Cages" and to the Soul Noir Team, especially Sinead, for all their hard work in putting on the festival. The opportunities to show paintings in Ireland if you're not represented by a gallery are not so easy to come by unless you rent a venue (also not so easy to find) and put on your own show and it's even rarer to be paid for exhibiting like Soul Noir do. #soulnoirfestival #soulnoir #dublincastle #dublinartexhibition #artistofinstagram #artistaward ##audiencefavourite #gothicart #artexhibitionireland #contemporaryartwork https://www.instagram.com/p/CVyODRMsEXE/?utm_medium=tumblr

[artistopencalls]

🟢👉 @allianceofartistscommunities John Michael Kohler Arts Center's Arts/Industry residency program is now taking applications. Embedded in Kohler Co. manufacturing facility, up to twelve artists will be awarded three-month residencies with full access to the Pottery and Foundry facilities as well as the opportunity to work with the site’s experienced technicians.⁠ .⁠ Arts/Industry is open to all emerging and established artists working in any discipline. Artists need not be trained ceramists or metal sculptors, just interested in materials and the potential for the industrial environment to influence their practice.⁠ .⁠ The program provides 24/7 access to industrial studios, dedicated staff to guide artists in tools/techniques, housing, round-trip transportation, professional photography services, use of industrial equipment and materials, safety equipment, and a modest stipend. Apply by March 14.⁠ .⁠ Read more about this and other upcoming opportunities at link in bio. Plus, sign up for our Opportunities Newsletter!⁠ ⁠ #JMKAC #Kohler #Wisconsin #ceramics #pottery #foundry #metal #opencall #apply #studio #artist #art #artisticpractice #residencyprogram #artresidency #artistaward #artistresidency #artistresidencies ⁠ https://www.instagram.com/p/CK_sI2hlbIb/?igshid=1s0bdt8g6iwut

[butternut-gouache]

I’m speechless! I have THE BEST followers ever... PERIOD. Thanks to you guys, my interview on @templeofgeek was awarded the Editors Choice Award: Fan Vote 2017 Best Interview! I am totally in shock! I just can’t believe it! Thank you guys so much, you have no idea what things like this mean to me. And also wanna send a shoutout to the lovely @thisdorkynerdgirl for interviewing me and being an all around awesome gal! #art #art🎨 #artistsoninstagram #artistsofinstagram #myart #myart🎨 #fanart #fanarts #artistfeatures #artistfeature #artistaward #grateful #speechless #blessed #artistspotlight #templeofgeek #girlsinanimation #glitter #instaart #instaartist #illustration #butternutgouache #artoferinlefler

[kpkinan]

Just applied to @uk.youngartists 🤞🍀🤞 ・・・ We are searching for the @robertwalterslife UK Young Artist of the Year! £10,000 top prize and your work shown at @saatchi_gallery Only a couple of weeks left to apply, what are you waiting for?! Link in bio. - - #artprize #artopps #callforentries #c4e #artist #artistsoninstagram #instaart #artistaward #saatchiart #ukyoungartistsaward #ukya #emergingartist https://www.instagram.com/p/B1ejfpUHnbi/?igshid=nrto7kwezg5d

[official-wonho]

@Whosfan_HANTEO:🏆#2021한터뮤직어워즈 🏆#2021HanteoMusicAwards

#ArtistAward🏆 #아티스트상🏆 Male Solo TOP 3

🏆원호 #WONHO @official__wonho

수상을 진심으로 축하드립니다🎉 Congratulations on winning the award🎉

[artinfluxharlem]

Now accepting applications! More information can be found on their website www.artadia.org

“ The application is open to all visual artists who have lived in New York City for the past two years, and it is free to apply. All submissions will be looked at by a prominent panel of curators and one artist. Five Finalists will be selected to receive studio visits with the round 2 panel, and two artists will be selected to receive $10,000 in unrestricted funds. “

[pafacareers]

Little, Brown Emerging Artist Award DEADLINE January 15, 2017!!!!

Acclaimed Caldecott Medal-winning illustrator Jerry Pinkney as judge and artist mentor

This is an urgent announcement from Jessica Abel, Chair of the Illustration Dptmt

Qualifying submissions should draw from the rich cultural experiences of this country -- whether they manifest in character, theme, setting, plot, or are derived simply from the artist’s own experience of identity. 

Diversity includes literal or metaphorical inclusion of characters of underrepresented ethnicity, religious background, gender identity, class, mental or physical disability, or of any other non dominant population.

  The winner will receive an Amex gift card in the amount of $2500 in addition to a round-trip travel to NYC, as well as a full day mentorship with a profession children’s book design team and Jerry Pinkney. Also, the winner’s submission will be reviewed for possible publication.

Submissions will judged based on the quality of the text, art and storytelling; the incorporation of diversity; and originality and creativity.

Artists must be unpublished and unrepresented by a publishing agent

Selection will be made by March 2017

For more details, and to enter visit: LBArtistaward.com

[conanaltatis]

'Heartless' singer The Weeknd bags 3 wins at American Music Awards 2020

‘Heartless’ singer The Weeknd bags 3 wins at American Music Awards 2020

The Weeknd

Abel “The Weeknd” Makkonen Tesfaye, 30, of Canada was one of the big winners at the American Music Awards of 2020. The 48th edition of the annual American music awards show took place at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles, California, United States on November 22, 2020.

The Favorite Male Artistaward in the soul and R&B category was given to The Weeknd. Also nominated in the category…

[toaeart]

We continue the celebration of our 2018 winners by featuring Julia Hepburn, winner of the Social Commentary Award 💬 @julialhep has a BA in Fine Art from McMaster University and is now based in Ottawa. Her work attempts to explore the human condition by challenging western notions of identity. The work playfully explores the ramifications of defining ourselves by what we are not, and examines the impact of this perspective both on individual notions of self and our relationship with the natural world. . . . #artist #awards #TOAF18 #artistawards #socialcommentary #womeninart #2Dwork #canadianartist #ottawaartist https://ift.tt/2UszfZj

[nyfacurrent]

Announcing | Tomorrowland Projects Foundation Award

Newly-created $7,000 grant awarded to Los Angeles-based artists Aroussiak Gabrielian and Alison B. Hirsch.

The New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA) is pleased to announce that Los Angeles-based artists Aroussiak Gabrielian and Alison B. Hirsch were selected as the inaugural recipients of a $7,000 cash grant awarded through the Tomorrowland Projects Foundation. The duo was selected by a panel of anonymous reviewers for their Memorial to Black Lives project, which examines the future of memorialization and addresses the processes of loss still in-progress.

The Foundation was created in 2016, and its award program is administered by NYFA. The Foundation supports artistic, multi-disciplinary team collaborations and artist-driven projects that expand awareness of issues affecting society-at-large, and considers award-planning funds to develop new technology, research, and installation art. Its founding board members include Artist Nina Yankowitz; Architect Barry Holden; Film Editor Ian Holden; Artist and Professor Dr. Ellen K. Levy; Film Producer David Becker; and Artist Jon Nazareth.  

“The Foundation seeks cutting-edge projects that communicate strong, aesthetic, and socially-relevant concepts as well as projects that bring electronic media to new audiences,” said Yankowitz, who serves as Tomorrowland Projects Foundation’s President. “We’re excited to help support Aroussiak and Hirsch’s work, as Memorial to Black Lives is representative of both these aspirations,” she added.

Memorial to Black Lives will reflect on the lives lost and dehumanized and serve as a call to action to prevent future injustices. The national issue will be localized through a neighborhood-scale intervention where the memorial is discovered and experienced via a georeferenced mobile app that guides the visitor through the neighborhoods of the city to sites of state violence as well as historic black insurgency. These sites, which exist without any palpable trace of traumatic pasts, will trigger the smartphone to overlay the textual accounts of the events that occurred there. The intention of the project is to catalyze a broad national conversation on the validity of Black life, attempting to literalize the Black Lives Matter goal of “taking the hashtag off of social media and onto the streets.” It is anticipated to be realized by 2020.

“We are thrilled to be the inaugural recipients of this generous grant,” said Gabrielian and Hirsch in a joint statement. “We will use the funds to support our media study of the future of memorialization – most specifically the development of a media piece that functions as a memorial to Black lives lost and dehumanized and a vehicle for mobilization and collective reckoning,” they added.

Michael L. Royce, Executive Director of NYFA, remarked: “We are honored that Yankowitz has entrusted NYFA to administer the Tomorrowland Projects Foundation grant on behalf of her and her illustrious board. This is a bold new initiative, and one that we know will have an important impact on the artistic community for years to come.”

Aroussiak Gabrielian is a speculative designer with training in architecture, landscape architecture, and the cinematic practice of world-building. Her research utilizes expanded cinematic media to develop new ways of reading and visualizing the spatial, situational, temporal, and tactile phenomena of landscape to interpret and structure sites.

Alison B. Hirsch is a landscape designer and an urban historian-theorist. Her design interests focus on public histories and politics of urban settlement, as well as how corporeality and human movement can inform the design process. She explores the potential of preservation as a tool for social and community sustainability and development, and is an Assistant Professor at USC School of Architecture.

Nina Yankowitz is a visual artist who has played an active role in the art world since the late 1960’s. During the last two decades, she’s expanded her practice to include creating video projections addressing climate change. Other projects deal with culturally-prevalent topics such as religious intolerance, stolen oil or water, and women’s stature in the world. Collaborating with technology and data scientists, she has infused infrared wand technology and other social networking tools into her interactive art installations. This technology allows spectators to be active in framing their explorations and finding relative, unique, experiences.

Find out about additional awards and grants here. Sign up for our free bi-weekly newsletter NYFA News to receive announcements about future NYFA events and programs.

Image: Aroussiak Gabrielian and Alison B. Hirsch, Courtesy: Foreground Design Agency

[agapephotos]

This event is growing fast and we are super excited to see this come together. This event is now being broadcasted on the radio. For more information go to www.ecmasquerade.com. I hope to see you out there. #masquerade #tulsa #renaissancehotel #oklahoma #artist #artistawards #agapephotos @shoot.for.the.moon18 @eruditechicmagazine (at Renaissance Tulsa Hotel & Convention Center)

[becbroomhallarts]

Fabulous morning visiting the #100masters festival and #exhibition at Starworks Warehouse #wolverhampton! What a great place, so inspiring!! On this weekend :) #artists #artistsoninstagram #westmidlandsartists #celebration #celebratingart #celebratingartists #localartists #artachievement #artistawards #art #fineart #creatives #artists #artistic #artcollective #groupshow #groupexhibition (at Starworks Warehouse)

[cb1gallery]

Congratulations to CB1 artist Merion Estes on being awarded the Murray Reich Distinguished Artist Award from the New York Foundation for the Arts (@nyfacurrent)! . http://cb1.co/9l . Image: from her first exhibition at CB1 Gallery, "Los Alamos Sunset," 2014, fabric collage, acrylic and spray paint on canvas, 62.5" x 79.5". . "Reality and fantasy intermingle, as do abstraction and representation, nature and artifice, attraction and dread. Toxic beauty never looked better, or more threatening." –David Pagel, Los Angeles Times . . . #CB1Gallery #MerionEstes #painting #NYFA #ArtistAward #MurrayReich #PatternAndDecoration #MixedMedia #collage #ContemporaryArt #当代艺术 #當代藝術 #kunst #ArtsDistrictLA #LosAngeles #DTLA #ArtGallery #ContemporaryArtGallery http://ift.tt/2vTCMjk