Arnold Grojean
The Wolubilis Cultural Center launched a call for the Prix Médiatine 2020.
A true artistic laboratory, this annual competition, initiated in 1983, is aimed at Belgian visual artists aged 18 to 40, living in Belgium for at least 1 year, whatever their artistic background and technique!
A reflection of contemporary plastic research, the Médiatine Prize is aimed at artists wishing to boost current creativity and confront their thinking with a professional jury.
In total, six prizes – Médiatine Prize, Cocof Prize, FWB Prize, City of Brussels Prize, SOFAM Prize and the Macors Prize – will reward the laureates whose works, as well as those of the selected artists, will be exhibited collectively at La Médiatine on February 7th. March 8, 2020.
The deadline for applications will be 5.01.2020 at midnight. You will find more information on Wolubilis’ website.
Here are works of last year’s winners:
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