The ARTAQ AWARDS 2011
The ARTAQ AWARDS are coming back for a second edition : new talents, a new jury, a new selection, new exhibitions and new performances. Again, young artists and famous artists gonna dash into the competition to win their own exhibition in differents galleries in Europe, and the publication of their artworks in ARTAQ BOOKZINE.
ARTAQ’S SECOND EDITION OF THE INTERNATIONAL AWARD OF URBAN ARTS
Artaq is intended to develop the most representative Urban Art talents, to help them to raise their profile to art professionals, Galleries, press, collectors and to the general public. Artaq honours each year artists who make urban arts evolve in all its categories and forms (tags, stencils, graffiti, wall painting, performances in situ, painting, digital art…) Its aim is to be the most respected competition which all artist aspire to win. As a result, the selection level and voting criteria are very high, the jury is composed of professionals
Its aim is to be the most respected competition which all artist aspire to win. The selection level and voting criteria of the jury are very high.
The Artaq competition will give out 1 Grand Prix du Jury and 10 awards (the ARTAQ AWARDS).
What win the laureats:
* The publication of their work in the Artaq Bookzine
* The exhibition of their works in Angers, Paris or Berlin
REGISTRATION FROM NOW TO 18TH OF FEBRUARY 2011.
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I was on twitter and came across amazing graffiti street artist who have just recently won the RedBull street Award awards 2010. I don’t know him personally but his work with a spray can his totally on another level. His detail and vision takes the street art game to a new direction. You need to see his exhibitions on YouTube, you will not be disapointed and he’s from the UK. http://www.YouTube.com/HuskyArt1
I totally agree I saw Husky Brown Live in London and his work is real. You are right, he’s a seriously talented graffiti artist and very humble.
Lady Jo Kemi