29. November 2016 at 06:55

Oskár Čepan award went to international artistic duo

The award for young visual artist went to two female artists in 2016, a Pole, and a Slovak.

Winners of the 21st year of Oskár Čepan award, Julia Gryboś and Barbora Zentková. Winners of the 21st year of Oskár Čepan award, Julia Gryboś and Barbora Zentková. (source: SITA)
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Julia Gryboś and Barbora Zentková received the award at a ceremony at the SNP Museum in Banská Bystrica on November 20. The international jury (Lily Hall-UK; Maxime Rossi-France; Barnabás Bencsik-Hungary; Dušan Barok-The Netherlands; and Peter Tajkov-Slovakia) also considered work by finalists Daniela Krajčová, Lucia Luptáková and Juraj Gábor.

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The work of the two winners was appraised by the jury for their inter-media approach and collaborative practice.

The nominations were not public, but rather submitted by a jury of local artists, gallerists and curators - Ilona Németh, Lenka Kukurová, Lucia Gregorová Stach, Natália Tomeková and Christian Potiron.

During the ceremony a special prize for social engagement was given to artist Peter Kalmus.

An exhibition presenting the work by the finalists, organised in Slovakia by the Nadácia – Centrum súčasného umenia / Foundation – Centre of Contemporary Art, will be shown in the Central-Slovak Gallery in Praetorium, Š. Moysesa Square 25 in Banská Bystrica until December 4.

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