Prize calls, United Kingdom, London, 09 July 2010
The Renaissance Arts Prize 2010 draws inspiration from a chapter of Susan Sontag’s famous essay On Photography and from the life of Italian artist Mario Giacomelli, a photographer whose most famous series were a visual response to the work of poets such as Giacomo Leopardi, Eugenio Montale, Edgar Lee Masters, Emily Dickinson.
Twelve artists will be selected by the jury – six in the photography section and six in the video art section – and then submitted to a larger voting committee composed of representatives of the sponsors, curators, dealers, critics and journalists, who will select two winners in each category: the best Italian artist and the best non-Italian artist. The twelve short-listed candidates will be invited to an awards ceremony and presentation of the selected work at the Italian Cultural Institute in London on 9th July 2010.
Twelve artists will be selected by the jury – six in the photography section and six in the video art section – and then submitted to a larger voting committee composed of representatives of the sponsors, curators, dealers, critics and journalists, who will select two winners in each category: the best Italian artist and the best non-Italian artist. The twelve short-listed candidates will be invited to an awards ceremony and presentation of the selected work at the Italian Cultural Institute in London on 9th July 2010.
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