Deadline: 9 giugno 2024 

Quando: 28 ottobre – 3 novembre, 2024 (Contemporary Art Week)

Dove: Torino, Share Festival

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L’Associazione The Sharing annuncia la XVI edizione di Share Prize, il concorso dedicato all’arte contemporanea declinata alle tecnologie e alle scienze. Le opere candidate al premio dovranno seguire il tema: ‘ALL-NATURAL’, curato dal direttore artistico di Share Festival Bruce Sterling e della curatrice Jasmina Tešanović.

La Giuria Internazionale del concorso assegnerà un premio di euro 2.500,00* all’opera (edita o inedita) che meglio rappresenta la sperimentazione tra arti e nuove tecnologie.

I candidati al premio (short list di 6 concorrenti) saranno invitati a partecipare alla XVIII edizione di Share Festival. Le sei nomination dei candidati al premio saranno annunciate a Luglio 2024 sul sito web: www.toshareproject.it

Il vincitore sarà annunciato durante l’Opening di Share Festival in programma a Torino
dal 28 ottobre al 3 Novembre 2024, durante la Torino Contemporary Art Week.

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