Check out the complete and updated list of the 73 artists nominated for PIPA Prize 2023

Throughout this week, we published daily bulletins gradually revealing the artists nominated for the fourteenth edition of the PIPA Prize. There is a total of 73 artists – of which 61 were nominated for the first time – chosen by the Nominating Committee. (Due to an internal error we published previously only 70 nominees, now the list is updated and corrected).

Like the last two editions, the Prize decided to focus on more recent production, being directed to artists who had their first solo or group exhibition no longer than 15 years ago. The Prize’s goal is to be a boost for artists at the beginning of their careers who develop distinguished works. Only the artists who respond to the requests from the PIPA Prize Coordination within the stated deadlines will be considered Participating Artists and will be eligible to take part in the PIPA Prize and PIPA Online.

• PIPA Prize – The PIPA Prize Board will choose four artists from those who confirm their participation in PIPA Prize 2023. These four Awarded Artists will participate in an exhibition at Paço Imperial, in Rio de Janeiro, between September and November this year, and in a virtual exhibition on the Prize’s websites and social media, producing new content for the occasion. Each one will receive a donation of R$20,000.
• PIPA Online – It happens in two rounds and each of the two most voted artists receives a donation of R$5,000. This year’s edition is scheduled to happen between July and August.

If your name is on the list below, please contact us at premiopipa@premiopipa.com.

Check out the complete list of PIPA Prize 2023 nominated artists:
(Click on the underlined names to see the pages of artists who already participated in previous editions)

PROMOTING THE ARTISTS

All nominated artists who confirm their participation are entitled to their own page on the PIPA Prize’s websites (check out the Portuguese version here: www.premiopipa.com). New participants are invited to send material (photos, videos and texts) for the creation of their pages, and those artists who have already participated in previous editions may continually contribute with new content for their pages, keeping it updated.

Besides this space on the English and Portuguese websites, all participants have the opportunity to record a video interview. The purpose of these interviews is to get to know the artists, their careers and their work processes. This initiative, held throughout over ten years of PIPA Prize, is building an ever-growing and diverse database and research tool on Brazilian contemporary art.

The participating artists will also have bilingual pages in PIPA’s catalogues, which are distributed for free to Brazilian and foreign professionals. The catalogues can also be downloaded on this website, at the end of the homepage.

To know more about the fourteenth edition of the Prize, access:

Board | Regulation | Nominating Committee | Calendar