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Contemporary British Painting Prize 2021

If you like this video please Buy Me A Coffee - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ArtTop10 - so we can continue to make more content reviewing art exhibitions and interviewing artists. Each coffee bought is hugely appreciated as together we can build a channel with wonderful films about art. A tour around the CBP Prize 2021 with Paula MacArthur and ArtTop10.com Founder Robert Dunt. Featuring the artists - Susan Absolon| Tony Antrobus| Roland Hicks| Martyna Lebryk Hannah Murgatroyd | Christina Niederberger | Donna Mclean Sarah Poots| Daisy Richardson | Tom Robinson | Jesse Leroy Smith Gary Spratt | Bill Stewart | Zack Thorne| Jan Valik About - “The stated aim of Contemporary British Painting is to explore and promote current painting. The subtext to this is giving voice back to the artist, the originator and source of painting. The real discourse around current painting is generated painter to painter and emanates from the studio and not from the boardrooms of institutions, directors’ offices, lecture halls or galleries. This prize is artists submitting themselves to consideration and selection by their peers.“ Simon Carter, co-founder of Contemporary British Painting and lead selector of the CBP Prize 2018. Prize overview The Contemporary British Painting Prize Exhibition 2021 will be selected from an open call for contemporary painters working in the British Isles. The prize is in two stages: shortlisting for the exhibition; and judging. A minimum of twelve artists will be shortlisted to exhibit by a panel of four painter members of the artist-led group Contemporary British Painting. This year the exhibition selectors are David Ainley, Karl Bielik, Sikelela Owen and winner of the 2019 CBP Prize Joanna Whittle. The shortlisted artists will each receive a £100 exhibitor’s fee. Judging The panel of judges will select one prizewinner and one highly commended painter from the CBP Prize exhibition at Huddersfield The Prize The winner will receive £2000, an essay on their work written by Matthew Burrows MBE, an invitation to become a member of Contemporary British Painting as well as a selector for the CBP Prize 2022. The CBP Prize is delighted to be able to contribute to the cost of transporting all the shortlisted works to Huddersfield and from London. This has been made possible with thanks to John Talbot, collector of contemporary painting, for his generous donation. The Exhibitions There will be two exhibitions: for the first exhibition a minimum of 12 shortlisted artists will be selected to exhibit in Huddersfield Art Gallery’s new temporary space. Each artist will exhibit a minimum of three works chosen by the selection panel. The second exhibition will take place at Unit 1 Gallery | Workshop, London, in early 2022. Stacie McCormick, multi-disciplinary artist, founder of non-profit art initiative Unit 1 Gallery | Workshop and creator of the Fair Art Fair social enterprise will be selecting and curating works from the Huddersfield exhibition. Unit 1 Gallery | Workshop is excited to announce “Contemporary British Painting Prize 2021”, an exhibition of The Contemporary British Painting Prize 2021 shortlisted artists. Director Stacie McCormick visited the prize show in Huddersfield and was invited to curate a selection of the 15 finalists for exhibition at Unit 1 Gallery | Workshop. Contemporary British Painting were thrilled to announce that the winner of the 2021 Prize is Susan Absolon, and the Highly Commended Award winner is Hannah Murgatroyd. The 15 shortlisted artists were: Susan Absolon, Tony Antrobus, Roland Hicks, Martyna Lebryk, Donna Mclean, Hannah Murgatroyd, Christina Niederberger, Sarah Poots, Daisy Richardson, Tom Robinson, Jesse Leroy Smith, Gary Spratt, Bill Stewart , Zack Thorne and Jan Valik. Contemporary British Painting (also known as CBP) is an artist led organisation which explores and promotes current trends in British painting through group exhibitions, talks, publications, and by placing paintings in art museums. The group is run entirely by volunteers from within the membership. They founded the The Contemporary British Painting Prize in 2016, an annual prize promoting the best of contemporary painting produced in the UK. Fair Art Fair, a new app-based digital platform that facilitates relationships between everyone interested in Art in a confident transparent environment. Whoever you Art you will find a place to explore and discover, buy and sell, organise and document, communicate and be supported. Download the app here.