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The 2023 Sovereign Asian Art Prize

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How it works

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Nomination and Shortlisting

The Prize invites mid-career contemporary artists, nominated by a board of independent art professionals, to each enter up to three artworks online. A judging panel comprised of world-class art experts shortlist the 30 best artworks from a range of digital images.

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Exhibition

The shortlisted artworks are then exhibited in Hong Kong, where they are judged for a second time and voted on by the public. The judges scores are aggregated, and a Grand Prize winner is named. The other shortlisted artworks are auctioned, and proceeds split evenly between the artists and SAF. Artists receive the same split as they would through a gallery and the artworks often fetch higher prices thanks to generous bidding from charity patrons.

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Public Vote

To boost engagement and increase exposure for the artists, the general public are invited to cast a vote online or in person for their favourite artwork displayed in the exhibition.

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Charity Auction

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The Prizes

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The Grand Prize | USD30,000

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The Vogue Hong Kong Women’s Art Prize | USD5,000

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The Public Vote Prize | USD1,000

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Judges

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David Elliott
Writer, Curator and Museum Director
David Elliott image

David Elliott

Writer, Curator and Museum Director

David Elliott is a cultural and art historian, writer, curator and museum director primarily concerned with modern and contemporary art. Elliott was Director of the Museum of Modern Art in Oxford, England from 1976-96, Director of Moderna Museet in Stockholm, Sweden from 1996-2001, the founding Director of the Mori Art Museum in Tokyo, Japan from 2001-06, the first Director of Istanbul Modern, Turkey in 2007 and from 2016-2019, Vice-Director and Senior Curator of the Redtory Museum of Contemporary Art in Guangzhou. From 1998-2004, he was President of CIMAM (the International Committee of ICOM for Museums and Collections of Modern Art) and in 2008, the Rudolf Arnheim Guest Professor of Art History at Humboldt University, Berlin; from 2012 to 2017 he was a guest professor in curatorship at the Chinese University, Hong Kong. Since 2010. He has been the Artistic Director of biennales of contemporary art in Sydney, Kiev, Moscow and Belgrade and is currently working freelance as a writer and curator.

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Yuko Hasegawa
Curator, Educator, Writer
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Yuko Hasegawa

Curator, Educator, Writer

Yuko Hasegawa is a curator, educator and writer based out of Tokyo. She currently holds positions as Director of the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa, Artistic Director of the Inujima Art House Project and Professor of Graduate School of Global Arts, Tokyo University of the Arts. She was Artistic Director of the Museum of Contemporary Art, Tokyo until 2021 and during her post she curated solo exhibitions of Dumb Type, Olafur Eliasson and rhizomatiks amoung others.

She has curated Japanese contemporary art and media and technology extensively both domestically and internationally. Her curatorial language is interdisciplinary, encompassing not simply art but also architecture, design, science and anthropology, and combined with global curating experience, allows her to view art as part of a single, holistic ecology.

Hasegawa has also curated, either solo or in a joint capacity, international art biennials including the 7th International Istanbul Biennial (2001), the Shanghai Biennale (2002), the 29th São Paulo Biennial (2010), the Sharjah Biennial 11 (2013), and the 7th Moscow Biennale (2017), Thailand Biennale, Korat (2021) and also served as art advisor to the 12th Venice Architecture Biennale (2010).

In parallel with her curating roles, as a professor of Curatorial Studies at the Tokyo University of the Arts Graduate School of Global Arts since 2015, Yuko Hasegawa has taught students of multiple nationalities, while continuing to construct curatorial theories and contribute to the development of contemporary art discourse from non-western-centric points of view. She has also written, co-authored and contributed to numerous books, papers and catalogues. Among her most recent publications is New Ecology and Art: Anthropocene as dithering time.

Hasegawa has been honored with the Chevalier de l’Ordre des Arts et des Lettres, France (2015), the Ordem de Rio Branco, Brazil (2017), and Japan Commissioner for Cultural Affairs Award, the Agency for Cultural Affairs, Japan (2020).

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Christopher K. Ho
Artist, Educator, Organiser
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Christopher K. Ho

Artist, Educator, Organiser

Christopher K. Ho is an artist, educator, and organiser. His multi-component projects address privilege, community, and capital, and draw equally from learned material about, and lived encounters with, power and otherness in a multi-polar, networked world.

Ho currently serves as the Executive Director of Asia Art Archive. Prior to joining AAA, he was on the faculty of the Rhode Island School of Design (2000 to 2018), and additionally taught at Cranbrook Academy of Art, the Maryland Institute College of Art, and the Pratt Institute. He received his BFA in architecture and BS in history of architecture and urbanism from Cornell University, and his MPhil in art history from Columbia University. He recently co-edited an anthology of seventy-three letters titled Best! Letters from Asian Americans in the Arts (n+1/Paper Monument).

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Siuli Tan
Independent Curator
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Siuli Tan

Independent Curator

Siuli Tan is an independent curator with over a decade of experience encompassing the research, presentation and commissioning of contemporary art from Southeast Asia. Major exhibition projects include two editions of the Singapore Biennale (2013 and 2016), inter-institutional traveling exhibitions, as well as mentoring and commissioning platforms such as the President’s Young Talents exhibition series.

She has also lectured on Museum-based learning and Southeast Asian art history at institutes of higher learning in Singapore. Her recent speaking engagements include presentations on Southeast Asian contemporary art at Frieze Academy London and Bloomberg’s Brilliant Ideas series.

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Azin Zolfaghari
Artist, 2022 Grand Prize Winner
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Azin Zolfaghari

Artist, 2022 Grand Prize Winner

Azin Zolfaghari (b. 1982, Iran) holds an MA in Painting from Tehran University of Art, Iran (2021). Her work is characterised by unusual cityscapes depicting muted slabs of desolate façades with minimal signs of life. The only hint of a human presence comes in the form of windows, leaving the viewer wondering what the inside of the structure may hold.

Zolfaghari’s works have been shown in several festivals, including the 7th International Art Festival for Peace, Baroque Gallery, Tehran (2020); the 9th Annual Selected New Generation, Shirin Gallery, Tehran (2017); the Jokal Painting Festival, Tehran (2019-2020); the Sateen Kish Art Festival, Tehran (2021); and the Alborz Modern Painting Festival, Tehran (2020). Other notable exhibitions include In Situ, Vista Plus Gallery, Tehran (2021) and Episode 07, Mohsen Gallery, Tehran (2021).

She was also the Grand Prize Winner of The 2022 Sovereign Asian Art Prize.

Nominators

Afghanistan /
Baqer Ahmadi

Baqer Ahmadi

Australia/
Ross Rudesch Harley

Ross Rudesch Harley

Bangladesh/
Tayeba Begum Lipi

Tayeba Begum Lipi

Rajeeb Samdani

Rajeeb Samdani

Nadia Samdani

Nadia Samdani

Brunei/
Osveanne Osman

Osveanne Osman

Bhutan /
Pema Tshering
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Pema Tshering

Artist

Pema (Tintin) Tshering is an artist from Thimphu, Bhutan whose work is presented through illustration, film, graphic novels, sculpture, installation, design, and painting. Tintin is one of the founding members of Voluntary Artist Studio Thimphu (VAST) set up in 1998 in Thimphu, Bhutan, where he continues to contribute as an educator, mentor and is on the Executive board. VAST was established as the first and only contemporary art organisation which philanthropically offers informal educational programmes for young people and adults. www.pematshering.com

Cambodia /
Erin Gleeson

Erin Gleeson

China /
Zikang Zhang

Zikang Zhang

Zhenhua Li

Zhenhua Li

Gary Wai Hong Mok
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Gary Wai Hong Mok

Curator

Mok Wai Hong, Gary was born in Hong Kong, 1977. He graduated from the Central Academy of Fine Arts in Beijing with BA degree in 2007 MA degree in 2010, his works have been nominated as a finalist for the Sovereign Asian Art Prize in 2005, 2006, 2009 and 2014. In 2009, he curates opening art exhibition “Endless” for Chow Sang Sang Beijing flagship store at Sanlitun. Curating different exhibition “Today & Tomorrow”, thematic show for Art Macao 2013, Art Nova 100 HK station at K11 art mall in 2014. In 2019, 0-1 breakthrough of a collection, CP Treasure, Beijing. 2022,The outsider, Hao Museum, Shanghai. 1/X Andy Lau X Art Exhibition in 2023.

Hong Kong /
Yifawn Lee

Yifawn Lee

Kurt Chan
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Kurt Chan

Adjunct Professor

Prof. Kurt, Chan Yuk Keung was graduated from the Department of Fine Arts, The Chinese University of Hong Kong. He then obtained his M.F.A. from the Cranbrook Academy of Art (鶴溪藝術學院), Michigan, U.S.A. Professor Chan joined The Chinese University of Hong Kong in 1989, teaching studio courses and supervising M.F.A. students. He has retired from CUHK since 2016, and has taken the position of deputy director of Hong Kong Art School from 2019-2021.

Kurt is an artist as well as an educator, his research interests cover a wide range of topics such as Hong Kong Art, Art in public realm and mixed media, whereas the outputs mostly presented as exhibition, curatorship, and publication.

May Fung
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May Fung

Chair, Art and Culture Outreach

May Fung’s key achievements include:

1994 Fellowship on video art in USA granted by the Asian Cultural Centre.
1999 Fellowship for Artistic Development granted by the Hong Kong Arts Development Council (mainly for development in video installation art).
3 Video works acquired by M+.
Starting curatorial work since 1990’s.
Expert Advisor to the Art Capacity Development Funding Scheme of the Culture, Sports & Tourism Bureau.
Co-opted Member to the Dance & Multi-Arts Sub-committee of the Leisure & Cultural Services Department.
Examiner for the Hong Kong Arts Development Council.
Chair, Art & Culture Outreach.
Engaged in art administration, education and criticism activities.

Leona Yu
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Leona Yu

Curator, Modern and Hong Kong Art, Hong Kong Museum of Art

Leona Yu, graduated from The Chinese University of Hong Kong and obtained Bachelor of Arts and a Professional Diploma in Museum Studies from Sydney University. She had joined the Leisure and Cultural Services Department since 1996 and participated in organizing numerous international and Hong Kong art exhibitions of the Hong Kong Museum of Art and the Art Promotion Office. She is devoted to modern and contemporary art research, exhibition and education programme planning, as well as acquisition and collection management and is currently Curator (Modern and Hong Kong Art), Hong Kong Museum of Art.

India /
Premjish Achari

Premjish Achari

Kurchi Dasgupta

Kurchi Dasgupta

Kriti Sood

Kriti Sood

Jeebesh Bagchi

Jeebesh Bagchi

Indonesia /
Arif Bagus Prasetyo

Arif Bagus Prasetyo

Iran/
Maryam Kuhestani
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Maryam Kuhestani

Multi Media Artist and Curator

Maryam was born and raised in a remote city called Zahedan in Iran. She came to Tehran to continue her education and got a bachelor’s degree in handicrafts and a master’s degree in art research, Since 2005, she has been working professionally and continuously in the field of sculpture, specializing in ceramics. Also, since 2009, she has worked in art universities in Iran and for a while in Mazar-e-Sharif Art University in Afghanistan. She has curated several exhibitions in Iran such as Nimrouz which was about Art of Afghanistan and was the most important one among all. Her main issue in art is the human identity and nature in the contemporary world beyond gender and nation. www.maryamkouhestani.com

Japan/
Naoko Sumi

Naoko Sumi

Amano Taro

Amano Taro

Kazakhstan/
Vladislav Sludskiy

Vladislav Sludskiy

Olga Veselova
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Olga Veselova

Curator

Olga is a practicing independent curator. Her interests include socially engaged art, important socio-political issues and the development of the creative potential of the local commutions. Over the past 10 years, she has organized and conducted more than 60 exhibition projects in Kazakhstan, Ukraine, Switzerland, Italy, France, the UAE and the USA. Her projects include such festivals as ArtBat Fest, Urban Art Astana, Ashyk Aspan and others. An important project in the curator’s career is the educational initiative for young artists, the School of Artistic Gesture. She is currently running Art&creative Foundation. www.artandcreative.kz/en

Kyrgyzstan/
Natalia Muravjeva

Natalia Muravjeva

Laos/
Alice Kok

Alice Kok

Malaysia /
Lim Wei Ling
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Lim Wei Ling

Curator

A jewellery designer and art history major by training, Wei Ling has been duly recognised for her contribution and efforts towards the development of the Malaysian art scene, through numerous awards and nominations. In 2018, she was appointed by Malaysia’s Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture (MOTAC) to curate and spearhead the country’s first pavilion at ‘The 58th La Biennale di Venezia (Venice Biennale)’.

Maldives/
Khaled Ramadan

Khaled Ramadan

Mongolia/
Tsendpurev Tsegmid

Tsendpurev Tsegmid

Gantuya Badamgarav

Gantuya Badamgarav

Myanmar/
Sid Ksl

Sid Ksl

Aung Myat Htay Htet
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Aung Myat Htay Htet

Artist, Curator

Aung Myat Htay is a Yangon based Artist, writer, Independent curator and former lecturer at National University of Art and Culture. He is an ACC grantee artist for 2014 research grant in New York and have been residency in Japan, India, Germany, Indonesia and Vietnam since 2010 to the present. He expresses social messages in contemporary sense and his works presented in several regions of Asia, Europe and US. He founded SoCA contemporary art project and published art books, art documentation series and research papers. He curated local and international art program, exhibitions and workshops actively since 2013. www.aungmyathtay.com

Nepal/
Sangeeta Thapa
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Sangeeta Thapa

Founder/Director

Sangeeta Thapa founded Siddhartha Art Gallery in 1987 with eminent artist Shashikala Tiwari. She has curated over 600 shows of Nepali and international artists. She regularly gives consultations to collectors of Nepali art and initiates community art projects. She served on the Board of Patan Museum for six years and is a Fellow of the De Vos Institute of Arts Management. In 2009, she launched Nepal’s premier art event The Kathmandu International Arts Festival (KIAF) as a tri-annual event. In 2011, she established the Siddhartha Arts Foundation as a non-profit and organized the second edition of the Kathmandu International Arts Festival in 2012, through the Foundation.

In 2016, Ms. Thapa co-curated the first exhibition of contemporary Nepali art at the Moesgaard Museum in Arhus, Denmark.

In 2015, the Great Earthquakes struck Nepal causing a huge loss of lives and damage to homes and heritage sites. Taking this into account the third iteration of the Festival was postponed to 2017. In 2016, the Foundation decided to morph the Festival into a Triennale format and was recognized by the Biennale Foundation in Italy. The 2017 edition was curated by Philippe Van Cauteren from the S.M.A.K. Museum in Ghent, Belgium. The 2020 edition was also postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic and took place in March 2022. The edition was led by the artistic director Cosmin Constinas from Para Site Hong Kong and Nepali curators Sheelasha Rajbhandari and Hitman Gurung.

In 2021 , as a precursor to to the Triennale a selection of the works were showcased at Para Site Hong Kong. Post the Triennale a selection of the works were showcased at SAAVY contemporary in Berlin. In the same year the Siddhartha Arts Foundation served as the co commissioner of the Nepal Pavilion at the Venice Biennale which featured the works of Ang Tsherin Sherpa. In December 2022 the Siddhartha Art Foundation showcased works by Nepali artists at the Kochi Biennale.

Ms. Thapa is the publisher of four volumes of poetry: Khulla Dhoka, Nirantar Khulla Dhoka, A Thousand Earths Thousand Skies, and Even the Moonlight can Burn. She has written a book on the drawings of Nepali artist Manuj Babu Mishra entitled ‘In the Eye of the Storm’ and has written essays on contemporary Nepali art in the Gallerie Magazine (India) and for the Nepal Art Now exhibition catalog printed by the Welt Museum, Vienna. She has also contributed her essays to Telling a Tale, a publication of women’s’ narratives, Nukta Art Magazine (Pakistan), and the VOW Magazine in Nepal. Ms. Thapa has been invited in the capacity of a speaker to Art Basel Hong Kong, New North-South Dialogue organized by the British Council and Manchester University in Sri Lanka, the Asian Curatorial Forum Dhaka, and to a panel on South Asian art organized by the Habiart Foundation, New Delhi.

In 2023, she received the President’s medal ‘Kala Sumbardhak Award’ for her contribution to uplifting and supporting the arts scene in the country and in the same year received the ‘Kala Prabhandak Award’ from the Nepal Academy of Fine Arts in recognition for promoting the arts of the country over 35 years.

Mahima Singh

Mahima Singh

Hit Man Gurung
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Hit Man Gurung

Artist and Curator

Hit Man Gurung is an artist and curator based in Kathmandu by way of Lamjung. His diverse practice delves into human mobility, historical frictions, and post-revolutionary complexities. Rooted in Nepal’s recent past, Gurung’s artistic practice intricately reveals interwoven kinships and the exploitative tapestry of capitalism across geographies. His narratives powerfully depict migrant plight within a dehumanizing labor system, exacerbated by an indifferent nation-state. Intertwining Indigenous methodologies, Gurung Ingeniously reshapes contemporary artistic practice. Notably, he co-curated Kathmandu Triennale 2077 and curated the Nepal Pavilion, Venice Biennale, and ‘Garden of Ten Season’. hitmangurung.blogspot.com

New Zealand & Pacific/
Israel Randell

Israel Randell

Pakistan/
Zara Sajid

Zara Sajid

Natasha Malik

Natasha Malik

Waseem Ahmed

Waseem Ahmed

Amra Ali
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Amra Ali

Art Critic and Curator

Amra Ali is an art critic and curator from Pakistan.

Philippines/
Rica Estrada

Rica Estrada

Victoria Boots Herrera

Victoria Boots Herrera

Cid Reyes

Cid Reyes

Regional/
Sheida Ghomastani
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Sheida Ghomastani

Curator

Born and raised in 1980,Tehran, Iran, Sheida Ghomashchi works as an independent curator in Milan, Italy. She has been part of various projects including: Co-curator of “Dixit Algorizmi, The Garden of Knowledge”, the fisrt natioonal pavilion of Uzbekistan in Venice Biennale of Art, 2022.

Co- Curator of “ Dixit Algorizmi”, International exhibition, CCA, Tashkent, Uzbekistan, 2021. Fellow at Floating University, Forensic Architecture Group, Berlin, Germany. Curator of “Archive Alive!”, Exhibition of Ramak Fazel, Kandovan, Pejman Foundation, Tehran, Iran. Fellow of “Ideas City – Detroit”, New Museum of New York, USA. Researcher in Urban Research program, BAUHAUS, Dessau, Germany.

Tanya Michele Amador
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Tanya Michele Amador

Curator

Tanya is a curator, writer, and researcher who holds a Masters in Asian Art Histories from Goldsmiths University of London through LASALLE College of the Arts Singapore. She has written for several contemporary art publications while curating exhibitions with Peruke Projects in London, focusing on artists living in the diaspora. She also continues her work with Peruke on www.artworlddatabase.com, an online platform that specialises in Southeast Asian contemporary art. www.perukeprojects.com

Brian Curtin
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Brian Curtin

Art Critic and Lecturer

Brian Curtin is an Irish-born art critic and lecturer. From 2007-18 he worked as an independent curator of contemporary art and now works on commission. He holds a Ph.D. in studio art from the University of Bristol and has been based in Bangkok since 2000. Brian’s work explores dialogues between contemporary art, Queer theories and studies in visual and material cultures. His commentary, essays, interviews and reviews have been published in Art Journal, Artforum, Art Asia Pacific, Circa, Craft Research, Flash Art, Frieze, Journal of Curatorial Studies and Parachute, amongst others. His monograph Essential Desires: Contemporary Art in Thailand was published by Reaktion Books in 2021. www.brianacurtin.com

Lisa Botos
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Lisa Botos

Curator and Art Advisor

Lisa Botos is a curator, art advisor, and cultural strategist with international experience in both traditional and new media art. She has spearheaded influential projects and advised across Asia, North America, and Europe, serving diverse clients such as Swire Properties, the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco, RH, and the Kingdom of Bhutan. Lisa meaningfully contributed to Hong Kong’s art ecology through her role as the first advisor for the WYNG Foundation’s visual arts platform WMA, and as co-founder of what was in 2008 an avant-garde gallery OOI BOTOS. Lisa is a Founding Partner of MMBP Private Partners, a cultural capital advisory, and a Partner at MMBP & Associates, a creative office. Read more here.

Singapore/
Daryl Goh
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Daryl Goh

Entrepreneur

Daryl Goh is an avid art appreciator and has been nominating for the Prize for a decade. The professional judge juries for awards including The Global Art Prize, NTU Global Digital Art Prize, ViART Green Awards, NOISE Singapore Awards to name a few. Daryl is also the designer behind Asia’s first-ever phy-gital retail experience – Zhuang: Home of Singapore Designers that kickstarted an industry trend towards digital retail spaces in 2016. The technopreneurship & fashion scholar also holds a Master of Fine Art and has exhibited globally across prestigious venues including the Carrousel Du Louvre at Paris’ Louvre Palace, Sale del Bramante in Italy and Melbourne’s premiere light festival. www.darylgoh.com

Milenko Prvacki
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Milenko Prvacki

Artist, Senior Fellow, Office of the President, University of the Arts, LASALLE College of the Arts, Singapore

Milenko Prvački was born in 1951 in (former) Yugoslavia. He graduated with a Master of Fine Arts (Painting) from the Institutul de Arte Plastice “Nicolae Grigorescu” in Bucharest, Romania. He is one of the Singapore’s foremost artist and art educators, having taught at LASALLE College of the Arts since 1994. He was Dean of the Faculty of Fine Arts for 10 years, and is currently Senior Fellow, Office of the President at the College. He also founded Tropical Lab, an annual international art camp for graduate students and ISSUE Art Journey. He was awarded the Chevalier de l’Ordre des Arts et des Lettres by the French government in 2011, and Singapore’s Cultural Medallion for Visual Arts in 2012. www.milenko.prvacki.com

South Korea/
Yoonsub Kim

Yoonsub Kim

Tcheon Nahm Park

Tcheon Nahm Park

JeongMee Yoon
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JeongMee Yoon

Photographer and Professor

Born in Seoul, South Korea. With an interest in classification and sociocultural aspects, she continues to work in a documentary-like, cultural anthropological method that focuses on the tastes and possession of contemporary people.

Through the classification of objects and colors in her photographs, Yoon creates a visual aesthetic that examines modern consumer culture in her ongoing work ‘Pink and Blue Project’, offering a sociological document about material possessions and peoples’ connections to them. Yoon’s projects, ‘It Will Be a Better Day_Korean Modern Short Stories’ and ‘Animal Companions’, ‘The Collector Project’, ‘are also ongoing. www.jeongmeeyoon.com

Gun Soo Choi
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Gun Soo Choi

Photographer, Image Critic and Professor

For 40 years, Gun Soo Choi has been an image critic, photographer, and university professor. he has published 12 photographic books and held 10 individual exhibitions.

Sri Lanka/
Godwin Constantine
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Godwin Constantine

Professor

Godwin Constantine is a professor and Chairman of the Theertha International Artists Collective.

Annoushka Hempel

Annoushka Hempel

Alnoor Mitha

Alnoor Mitha

Taiwan/
Nobuo Takamori
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Nobuo Takamori

Curator

Nobuo Takamori is a curator.

Thailand/
Tom Van Blarcom

Tom Van Blarcom

Uzbekistan/
Vietnam/
Thuy Quynh Nguyen

Thuy Quynh Nguyen

Le Ngoc Thanh and Le Duc Hai

Le Ngoc Thanh and Le Duc Hai

Previous Prize Recipients and Finalists

2022

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Grand Prize Winner
Azin Zolfaghari
Iran
Azin Zolfaghari art
Public Vote Prize Winner
Faezeh Baharloo
Iran
Faezeh Baharloo art
Vogue Hong Kong Women’s Art Prize Winner
Marium Agha
Pakistan
Marium Agha art

2021

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Grand Prize Winner
Li Binyuan
China
Li Binyuan art
Public Vote Prize Winner
Imtiaj Rasel
Bangladesh
Imtiaj Rasel art
Vogue Hong Kong Women’s Art Prize Winner
Rithika Merchant
India
Rithika Merchant art

2020

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Grand Prize Winner
Alex Seton
Australia
Alex Seton art
Public Vote Prize Winner
Made Wiguna Valasara
Indonesia
Made Wiguna Valasara art
Vogue Hong Kong Women’s Prize Winner
Saba Qizilbash
Pakistan
Saba Qizilbash art

2019

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Ahmed Javed
Pakistan
Ahmed Javed art
Public Vote Prize Winner
Munawar Ali Syed
Pakistan
Munawar Ali Syed art
Vogue Hong Kong Women’s Prize Winner
Fuxiaotong
China
Fuxiaotong art

2018

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Halima Cassell
Pakistan
Halima Cassell art
Public Vote Prize Winner
Onaiz Taji
Pakistan

2017

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Grand Prize Winner
Hongbo Li
China
Hongbo Li art
Public Vote Prize Winner
Yogie Achmad Ginanjar
Indonesia

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