2010 Results - The Chelsea International Fine Art Competition

2010 Chelsea International Fine Art Competition Results

Agora Gallery is pleased to announce the results of the 2010 Chelsea International Fine Art Competition. The competition is renowned for having some of the most prominent museum curators and art experts engaged in the jurying process. What a wonderful way to keep your artwork in the forefronts of the minds of important art experts! "Entering competitions takes energy, courage and strong belief in oneself and anyone who simply enters competitions is a winner,” says Agora Gallery Director Angela Di Bello, who has vast experience on the art circuit. The competition was juried by Ms. Megan Fontanella, Assistant Curator at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum.

Please note: Ms. Fontanella is not affiliated with Agora Gallery in any manner. Agora Gallery and its employees had no input or influence in the selection process.

Participation in a Collective Exhibition:

Alec Von Bargen, Alina Alexandrovna, Allen Bryan, Allie Regan, Cassie Clements, Claudia & Davide Luciano, Denny Bond, Edward Hahn, Eily K Jammy, Evi Apostolou, Ferdinando Di Maso, Franco Monari, Gaspare Di Caro, Hally Mcgehean, Horacio Dowbley, Jose A. Gallego, Julio Flores, Jürgen Lechner, Losan Luca Piatti, Maryann Worrell, Michael May, Nick Kozak, Peter Baldinger, Peter Strobos, Roberto Bernardo, Ruth Schreiber, Sangeun Yu, Stephanie Kristofic, Víctor Melia De Alba, Yea Jin Son.

Annual Internet Exposure on ARTmine:

Huguette Roe, Ian Magargee, Isabel Kumerz, Jenny Walker, Magdalena Kwapisz-Grabowska, Marie-Claire Feltin

Review in ARTisSpectrum Magazine:

Tania Elisabeth Welz

Monetary prizes were awarded to the following artists:

$500 to Sebastian Rudko, $300 to Leslie Tucker and $200 to Gregory Grim

While Agora Gallery is the sponsor and organizer of the competition, the 2010 competition was juried by Ms. Fontanella, Assistant Curator at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum. Ms. Fontanella is not affiliated with Agora Gallery in any manner. Agora Gallery and its employees had no input or influence in the selection process. View the 2010 Signed Minutes of Decisions here.