The Ingram Prize recognises the vital importance of practical support in the early years of an artist’s career, offering opportunities to exhibit, make and sell work, and providing a programme of continuing professional development. Previous winners include Sin Wai Kin, nominated for the 2022 Turner Prize.
All of the shortlisted artists are recent graduates from UK art schools, and this year’s group exhibition is a dynamic and captivating showcase of artistic diversity. Themes range from introspective explorations of the human condition to thought-provoking social commentary. Announcing the shortlist, Jo Baring, Director of The Ingram Collection said “2023’s Ingram Prize is a testament to the vibrant world of contemporary art in the UK, where innovation and creativity converge to shape our future. This year’s collection of talent pushes the boundaries of artistic expression, and we are thrilled to showcase their extraordinary works that challenge, provoke, and inspire.”
Joke Amusan
Irini Bachlitzanaki
Jamie Baker
Lydia Brockless
Mollie Browne
Matthew Burdis
Stephen Burke
Suzanne Clements
Eleanor Daly
Shirin Fathi
Stefanie Ferraz
Michael Forbes
Nina Gonzalez-Park
Leggy Gordon
Ross Head
Erin Holly
Yibei Liu
Richard Maguire
Jil Mandeng
Eliana Marinari
Giorgio van Meerwijk
Leily Moghtader Mojdehi
Yejeong Mutter
Abigail Norris
Lucienne O'Mara
Kofi Perry
Isobel Scarsbrook
Tania Skeaping
Louise Frances Smith
Lottie Stephens
Babar Suleman
Losel Yauch
The recipients of the 2023 Ingram Prize will be announced on Wednesday, 22 November 2023.
The Ingram Prize is generously supported by Rawlinson & Hunter.
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