The K11 Artist Prize is an open call for emerging Asian artists, providing them with a platform for recognition and advancement in the international art scene. The selected artist will have the opportunity to participate in an exhibition by the K11 Art Foundation and receive mentorship from esteemed members of the K11 Art Foundation International Council. The prize includes various opportunities, such as a two-month residency at the K11 art village in Wuhan, China, participation in exhibitions and educational initiatives, and networking within the global art community.
The open call is open to Asian or ethnic Asian artists, regardless of their current place of residence or work. There are no age restrictions, and artists from all disciplines are encouraged to apply. Applicants should have been active in the art industry within the past five to ten years.
There is no fee for submitting an application to the K11 Artist Prize. Interested artists should submit a single PDF file containing their personal particulars, CV, up to five images summarizing their artistic practice, and a 500-word artist statement explaining how their practice relates to their personal heritage or Asian cultures.
The K11 Artist Prize aims to support emerging Asian artists and provide them with valuable opportunities for exposure, professional development, and international recognition. For more information, visit the K11 website.
