The winners of the Nordic and Baltic Young Artist Award 2023 are announced!
Grand Prix: Agata Orlovska
The Young Painter Award: Katrina Laura Biksone
Public Choice Award: Andrea Margó Rotenberg
Also special mentions were handed out
- Invitation to attend Viinistu Art Residency: Arvid Staafile
- Fotografiska Tallinn selected three outstanding artists from the competition participants, granting them a one-year pass to Fotografiska: Andrea Margó Rotenberg, Annemarija Gulbe ja Gabrielė Monginaitė.
The Nordic and Baltic Young Artist Award is a one-of-a-kind international competition that showcases the works of the graduates of the Estonian Academy of Arts, Pallas University of Applied Sciences, Art Academy of Latvia, Vilnius Academy of Arts and Helsinki Uniarts. In 2023, 142 artists with 256 works took part in the competition.
The winners of the Nordic and Baltic Young Artist Awards are selected by an international jury, including Anne Klontz from Konstfack University of Art, Latvian Academy of Art professor Andris Vītoliņš, EKA gallerist Pire Sova, head of Pallas Art School Pallas painting department Margus Meinart, Vilnius Academy of Arts rector Ieva Skauronė, Uniarts Helsinki lecturer and artist Harri Monni, professor Per Nilsson of the Umeå Art Academy, Taina Erävaara from the Turku Art Academy, Maarja Loorents, co-founder of Fotografiska Tallinn and head of exhibitions, Marti Manen, curator and director of The Swedish Contemporary Art Foundation in Stockholm, and Andra Orn, founder of the NOBA.ac art platform. The winner of the Public Choice award was determined through an online public vote, receiving over 1000 votes for favourite artworks.
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