Foundwork has opened the 2025 Artist Prize open call, an annual juried award for emerging and mid-career artists working in any media. The prize awards unrestricted $10,000 grants and juror studio visits and aims to provide a platform for contemporary artists globally. The jury will honor at least one artist and shortlist three others, seeking critical engagement and distinctive contributions to chosen media. Honouree and shortlisted artists will receive in-depth 'Dialogues' interviews. This year's jury includes Carmen Hermo, Ebony Haynes, Lauren Mackler, Antonia Marsh and Hugo Vitrani. Applicants must maintain a published Foundwork profile with at least six artworks and an artist statement by the September deadline; selection occurs in autumn 2025. Foundwork was founded in 2017 as a charitable organization.
Foundwork has announced the open call for its 2025 Foundwork Artist Prize, an annual juried award for emerging and mid-career artists. The international prize recognizes outstanding artists working in any media, awarding them with unrestricted $10,000 grants and juror studio visits. Foundwork's seventh annual selection aims to provide a platform for contemporary artists to share their work with the global art community.
Each year, the jury honors at least one artist, and shortlists a further three standout applicants. Judges will be on the lookout for artists who demonstrate a critical engagement with, and make a distinctive contribution to, their chosen media. Honouree and shortlisted artists will also be invited for in-depth interviews as part of Foundwork's 'Dialogues' program, increasing public engagement with their practice. Last year's honoree was Satpreet Kahlon and shortlisted artists were Adam Farah-Saad, Minne Kersten and Joyce Joumaa.
This year's jury, which has just been announced, includes highly acclaimed and visionary voices hailing from New York, Los Angeles, Boston, London and Paris. Bringing a range of perspectives and experience to the 2025 jury are: curator of Contemporary Art at MFA Boston, Carmen Hermo; Senior Director at David Zwirner and 52 Walker, Ebony Haynes; Los Angeles-based curator, writer and designer, Lauren Mackler; curator and founder of Soft Opening, Antonia Marsh; and curator at Palais de Tokyo, Hugo Vitrani.
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