SABAA | kukutana ART AWARD 2023:

   #ensemble-2: #ChangingClimate

 

The Winners | The Jury | The Online-Exhibition

Enter the exhibition here by copying the link or down below: https://artspaces.kunstmatrix.com/node/11477808


Award categories / prize money

+ Painting: 1,000€

+ Photography (an artistic approach, not a journalistic one): 1,000€
+ Graphic arts | illustration (print, drawing, comic,): 1,000€

Timing

+ Start submitting applications:                  01. October 2022

+  End of application period:               31. January 2023

+ Informing the winners: 15. March 2023

+ Exhibition (online): June to August 2023

+ Catalogue published: June 2023

+ Special exhibition (offline): July 2023

Jury

+ PaintingWilliam Bakaïmo | Wallace Juma

+ Photography: Jacques Nkinzingabo | Antionette McMaster

+ Graphic arts | illustration: Clara Aden | Alice Penda



The Idea

Living in the Anthropocene: What do we (in the global North) know about the effects of our planetary climate-crisis in African countries? What do we see and hear beyond abstract reports and some statistics? What does really matter? What is the narrative of the place, the group, the individual? Are we "Nature", and what is happening with and to "Nature"? 

 

THUS: What can be a finer representation of reality then the individual artistic & aesthetic expression? And what could show us better what is the matter than an art-work?

The Purpose

Providing a voice and visibility for dire & specific situation(s) and change(s) on our planet. Questioning preconceived ideas and attitudes (especially from the global North of the global South). Putting the individual in the center: With its hopes and fears, with its daily-life reality. Acknowledging that art and art-works foster insights of a special, extraordinary nature. Showcasing humanity. Creating a discourse. Exchange, share.

On Jury & Process

The jury for the individual awards consists of artists from Sub-Saharan African countries (see above). 

Prof. Dr. Ulrich Wünsch (founder of SABAA.education and kukutana.net, a non-profit online-gallery for Sub-Saharan African artists, visiting professor at university of the arts, Berlin, Germany) will moderate the process, having no vote. Supervising the process, having no vote, is Mr. Oumar Diallo (Guinea Conakry, representative of Afrika-Haus Berlin, Germany).