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2011 Media Centre

Sobey Art Award 2011
Following a three-month nomination process and the selection of the 2011 Long List, the Curatorial Panel has finalized the Shortlist for this year’s award.

West Coast: Charles Stankievech
Prairies and the North: Sarah Anne Johnson
Ontario: Christian Giroux and Daniel Young
Québec: Manon De Pauw
Atlantic: Zeke Moores

View the English Media Kit [pdf]


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Charles Stankievech
The DEW Project, (installation view), Confluence of
Klondike + Yukon Rivers, Yukon Territory, Canada.

64o03' N, 139o27' W
credit: C. Stankievech
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Sarah Anne Johnson
Cheerleading Pyramid, 2011
C-Print, painted with acrylic inks.
40.64 x 60.96 cm
 Manon De Pauw 
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Manon De Pauw
L'apprentie no. 2 [The Apprentice no. 2], 2008
Digital inkjet print and light box
76 x 102 x 10 cm
Collection: Musée national des beaux-arts du Qubec
Young and Giroux
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Daniel Young and Christian Giroux
35mm colour motion picture film,
no sound 9min, looping film
installation 
2010
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Zeke Moores
SUV, 2009
Fabricated Steel
549 x 213 x 183 cm
 


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The Sobey Art Award, Canada’s pre-eminent award for contemporary Canadian art, was created in 2002 by the Sobey Art Foundation. It is an annual prize given to an artist under 40 who has exhibited in a public or commercial art gallery within 18 months of being nominated. A total of $70,000 in prize money is awarded annually; $50,000 to the winner and $5,000 to the other four finalists. Since its inception, the Sobey Art Award and accompanying exhibition have been organized and administered by the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia.

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