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The article announces that Bianca Barandun has became the winner of Kunstpreis Bündner Kunstverein, an art prize awarded by the Bündner Kunstverein (Graubünden Art Association) in Chur, Switzerland.

The article announces art awards and prizes including the Kurt Schwitters Prize 2022 to British artist Phyllida Barlow, recognition to Katja Schenker from the Saint Gallische Accept cultural foundation and recognition to Michael Gunzburger by the Foundation for Graphic Art, as of September 2021.

The article offers news briefs related to the Canadian Art Foundation as of September 2013. The Canadian Art Foundation Gallery Hop in Vancouver, British Columbia, will be held on April 27, 2013. The Canadian Art Foundation sent representatives to the Venice Biennale in Venice, Italy. The winners of the RBC Canadian Painting Competition have been announced.

Features the results of the Kiama Art Society Inc.'s 25th Kiama Annual Art Exhibition held in New South Wales. Cash prizes; Overall winners.

The article highlights several watercolor paintings that have either won awards or have been part of notable exhibitions. Susan McKinnon Rasmussen's "Fleur de Mauve" won prizes in the Louisiana Watercolor Society's 1985 exhibition and the Watercolor Society of Oregon's 1983 competition. "Glad to Make Your Acquaintance" by P. S. Gordon was part of two 1985 solo exhibitions, one in Fischbach Gallery in New York and another at the Philbrook Art Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

The article informs that the Association for the Promotion of Media Art sehnerv.org awards every two years asponsorship award for young artists, and the first competition will be in the Video art division is advertised and is endowed with prize money of CHF 5000.

he article announces the presentation of several art awards including the Mark Tanner Sculpture Award to Dean Kenning, Artangel's Thinking Time Award to various artists including Beatrice Dillon, and the first New Contempoaries Digital Residencies to Rodrigo Red Sandoval and Clara Hastrup.

The article announces invitation for the visual artist by the akku Kunstleratelier association at city of Uster, Switzerland.

The article reports that the Japan Art Association has awarded the Praemium Imperiale, also known as the "Nobel Prize in the Arts," in five categories.

The article announces winner artists of different art awards including Ragnar Kjartansson winner of Henna and Pertti Niemistö Art Foundation's Ars Fennica Prize; and Barbini Specchi Veneziani of the Bonhams Prize for The Venice Glass Week.

The article reports that the Central Switzerland Cultural Foundation awards the Central Swiss Culture Prize 2019 to Rochus Lussi.

The article presents information on the Binding Culture Award 2019 celebrating the 125th anniversay of Binding Brewery to honor the Binding Cultural Foundation.

The article announces the Ontario Association of Art Galleries (OAAG) Award for multiple categories including exhibition of the year budget under 20000 dollar to an exhibition which featured artist Charles Stankievech, a volunteer award to Matthew Rees and art writing award to Christian Campbell.

The article reports on the artists and scholars who received the College Art Association's annual awards at its conference on February 2006 in Boston, Massachusetts. Awardees include curator and critic Okwui Enwezor, essay writer Gregg Bordowitz, and art writer Linda Nochlin. Award for museum scholarship went to Elena Phipps, Johanna Hecht and Christina Esteras Martin.

The article discusses highlights of the 29th Telstra National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Awards (NATSIAA) event. The 25th anniversary of the Association of Northern Kimberley and Arnhem Aboriginal Artists (ANKAA) was commemorated through a ceremonial dance at the opening of the NATSIAA. It cites NATSIAA finalists which include artists Teho Ropeyarn, Mersane Loban, and Solomon Booth. The launch of the 4th Cairns Indigenous Art Fair (CIAF) following NATSIAA is also reported.

The article discusses the highlights of the 77th Annual Open Exhibition of the Hudson Valley Art Association at the galleries of the Lyme Art Association in Old Lyme, Connecticut. Artwork from members of both groups were on view, and artist David Leffel was awarded a special tribute. The competition accompanying the exhibition saw awards presented in several categories, including the Cold Medal of Honor in oil to T. M. Nicholas for his painting "Old Vermont."

The article reports on the Bankstown Art Society's plan to hold its 49th Annual Awards Exhibition from July 11 to 18, 2007. The Bankstown Art Society is one of the original art societies in Sydney, New South Wales. The society has been providing the community with a large range of facilities including demonstrations, exhibitions, and classes in various mediums.

Features the major winners at the Ku-ring-gai Art Society's 35th Annual Awards in New South Wales. Grand prize winner Karen Ball; Oil category first prize winner Ray Harrington; Watercolor painting first prize winner Noeline Millar.

Reports on the winners of the Kiama Art Society's 22nd Annual Exhibition at the Kiama Leagues Club. Award categories; Titles of winning art pieces; Cash prizes.

Reports on the winners of Sherbrooke Art Society Inc.'s 2000 Streeton, Roberts and McCubbin Exhibition. Award categories; Sponsors of the awards; Names of the winners.

Reports that the Japan Art Association has presented the 1995 Praemium Imperiale award to six artists.

The article announces the recipients of the awards presented at the annual meeting of the Americans for the Arts in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The Emerging Leader Award was given to Jennifer Armstrong, board member of the Association of American Culture. The Newton Award was presented to Alecia Townsend Kintner, deputy director of the Greater Hartford Arts Council. The Selina Roberts Ottum Award was given to Jerry Allen, director of the Office of Cultural Affairs in San Jose, California.

Announces the second annual gala of the Academy of Fine Art Foundation in Laguna Beach, California. Presentation of recipients of several awards; Beneficiaries of the gala.

Announces the selection of Japanese Modernist Kenzo Tange as one of five winners of the Praemium Imperiale, an international prize sponsored by the Japan Art Association. Tange's popular works; Other competitions won; Other winners of the Praemium Imperiale.