Arts and Culture

Organisers invite entries for ART X Prize with Access

ART X Lagos and Access Bank have invited entries from young Nigerian artists based in the country and who have practised for at least five years for the 2018 ART X Prize with Access established to recognise and support the best emerging Nigerian visual artist.

The winner of the ART X Prize with Access will receive a N1million grant towards an ambitious project or installation by the artist, which will be exhibited in a solo presentation at ART X Lagos 2018.  The winning artist will additionally receive significant visibility and invaluable opportunities for networking and mentoring.

Entries will be judged by a five-person jury comprising Professor Bruce Onobrakpeya, Yinka Shonibare MBE, Wura-Natasha Ogunji, Sokari Douglas-Camp and Oliver Enwonwu.

Speaking on this year’s prize and the support from Access Bank, founder and director of ART X Lagos, Tokini Peterside said: “We are delighted to have the support of Access Bank for this initiative which will enable us to support ambitious emerging artists in Nigeria, who are at pivotal stages in their careers. The ART X Prize with Access will give Nigeria’s most promising emerging artists the opportunity to further their careers, and to challenge the expectations of the global audience at ART X Lagos, which is comprised of collectors and visitors from significant institutions around the world.”

David Olagunju

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