Significados de art prize en inglés

Instead, it's playing it safe Let's begin with the inherent art prize problem.

They're all part of just one finalist's exhibition in the running for Britain's most controversial annual art prize.

So the world's biggest art prize comes to Glasgow and it will be anything but a parochial occasion.

The judging process for the country's biggest art prize is above board, Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki says.

Duncan Campbell, James Richards, Ciara Phillips and Tris Vonna-Michell are on the shortlist for the prestigious and provocative contemporary art prize.

On Wednesday last week the annual Catlin art prize, which celebrates promising new work, was awarded to 22-year-old Russell Hill from Rugby.

Last night Susan Philipsz walked away with Britain's most prestigious art prize, but the evening was dominated by art students demonstrating against cuts.

He is an official mentor for the Future Generation art prize, which he is helping to launch this week at the Serpentine Sackler Gallery.

The winner of the eighth £40,000 Artes Mundi contemporary art prize will be unveiled in Cardiff on Thursday night.

Next year, there will be three big museum shows abroad, including one in Hiroshima (she is the recipient of the 10th Hiroshima art prize).

The Trust presents annual art prizes for works created by British prisoners.

Cork-born installation artist Linda Quinlan was yesterday awarded the AIB Art Prize for 2006.

I believe the hierarchical position of art prizes today is, to a certain extent, flawed.

Kate Newby concludes our series of interviews with the four 2012 Walters Art Prize Nominees.

That's how the Blessing Ngobeni Art Prize was born.

Derry video artist Mr Willie Doherty is among four artists nominated today for this year's Turner arts prize.