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BKV Prize 2023 for Young Applied Arts

Award  /  MunichJewelleryWeek2023  /  11 Mar 2023
Published: 09.03.2023
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Intro
The BKV Prize for Young Applied Arts was offered for the first time in 2006 and has been awarded for the seventeeth time this year. 78 entries were received from 21 countries. The evaluation process was held in two stages: a photo jury followed by an object jury. Works by 31 artists were selected for the second jury stage, from which the jury selected three prizewinners, one commendation and 16 finalists.
 
The Bavarian Crafts Council is dedicated to the promotion of contemporary crafts. A key aspect of its work is supporting young artisans. This prize is therefore aimed at young artisans under 35 years of age who are about to embark on their professional career. The prize is open for entries from all over the world and from all areas of applied arts. Prizes go to works that show excellent design based on fine craftsmanship
 
COMPETITION
The competition is aimed specifically at young artisans who have completed their professional training and are beginning their careers. The competition is international and covers all areas of applied arts. Artisans who have not yet reached the age of 35 may participate.
 
CRITERIA
The prize is awarded to works that show unique artistic creation based on fine craftsmanship.

AWARDS
First Prize: € 3.000,- + Catalogue (German/English).
2nd Prize: € 2.000,- + Catalogue (German/English).
3rd Prize: € 1.000,- + Catalogue (German/English).
The three prize winners receive a joint catalogue (German/English) • Additionally, all prize winners will be honored with a complimentary three-year membership in the BKV.
• All works of the finalists and prize winners will be exhibited during the award ceremony at the Internationale Handwerksmesse, IHM Munich, Special Exhibition “Handwerk & Design” and afterward in the Gallery for Applied Arts (Galerie für Angewandte Kunst).

JURY
  • Peter Bauhuis, Goldschmied.
  • Monika Gass, Keramikerin, ehem. Direktorin Keramikmuseum Westerwald, Höhr-Grenzhausen.
  • Dr. Silvia Glaser, Germanisches Nationalmuseum, Leiterin Sammlung Gewerbemuseum und Design.
  • Dr. Christian Landspersky, Künstler und Leitung PLATFORM München.
  • Martin Ratzinger, Regisseur und Kurator.
  • Prof. Dorothea Reese-Heim,Textilkünstlerin.
  • Henning Weber, Redakteur beim Bayerischen Rundfunk.

The Award Ceremony will be held at the Internationale Handwerksmesse in Munich 11th March 2023.
 
Maria Mayer. Textile: Farben der Stadt, 2020. Silk satin, fuji silk, virgin wool, lilac leaves, maple leaves, dandelion, spurge, mountain smoke, grape hyacinth, celandine, ferrous sulphate, dyeing with plants.  . Awarded at: BKV Prize 2022 Winners. Maria Mayer
Textile: Farben der Stadt, 2020
Silk satin, fuji silk, virgin wool, lilac leaves, maple leaves, dandelion, spurge, mountain smoke, grape hyacinth, celandine, ferrous sulphate, dyeing with plants.  
Awarded at: BKV Prize 2022 Winners
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Lena Kaapke. Installation: Glasur-Topographie, Schalen Edition, 2021. Turning clay, glazed on the inside, a red colour recipe fired in 15 different kilns/firings.. Awarded at: BKV Prize 2022 Winners. Lena Kaapke
Installation: Glasur-Topographie, Schalen Edition, 2021
Turning clay, glazed on the inside, a red colour recipe fired in 15 different kilns/firings.
Awarded at: BKV Prize 2022 Winners
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Sujin Kim. Brooch: The Moment, 2021. Silk, embroidery thread, walnut wood, silver, nickel silver.. Awarded at: BKV Prize 2022 Winners. Sujin Kim
Brooch: The Moment, 2021
Silk, embroidery thread, walnut wood, silver, nickel silver.
Awarded at: BKV Prize 2022 Winners
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Ayaka Terajima. Vessel: Doki, 2021. Unglazed ceramics, build-up technique with plastic wrappings.. Awarded at: BKV Prize 2022 Winners. Ayaka Terajima
Vessel: Doki, 2021
Unglazed ceramics, build-up technique with plastic wrappings.
Awarded at: BKV Prize 2022 Winners
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