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Who Won ArtPrize?

October 9th, 2009

Well, it’s a little redundant to write about who won ArtPrize 2009 here on the blog. For those curious about the press coverage, I’ve compiled some links below and embedded the video of last nights Winners Celebration.

ArtPrize 2009 Winners

  1. Ran Ortner – Open Water no. 24
  2. Tracy Van Duinen – Imagine That!
  3. Eric Daigh – Portraits
  4. David Lubbers – The Grand Dance
  5. Bill Secunda – Moose
  6. Nessie Project – Nessie on the Grand
  7. John Douglas Powers – Field of Reeds
  8. Sarah Grant – The Furniture City Sets the Table for the World of Art
  9. Jason Hackenwerth – Ecstasy of The Scarlet Empress
  10. Michael Westra – winddancer 2

BBC News
Oil painting wins $250,000 prize
Oct. 8, 2009

Detroit Free Press
N.Y. Artist wins $250K in ArtPrize Contest
Oct. 8, 2009

MSNBC
Ray Ortner wins $250,000 at ArtPrize event
Oct. 8, 2009

New York Times
Michigan Art Prize Goes to Brooklyn Painter
Oct. 8, 2009

Posted by Paul Moore in Announcements, General

10 Responses to “Who Won ArtPrize?”

  1. Jordana Dickinson says:

    I am so glad a painting won the prize. Ran, your painting is beautiful. It was so breathtaking to see it in person. You are truly talented!

  2. Cami Reister says:

    Don’t forget the hometown paper’s coverage. Here’s a link to one of several stories done by The Grand Rapids Press: http://bit.ly/oHX3o

    Kudos to everyone involved in this event. The past few weeks have been an amazing ride.

  3. Congratulations Artprize on the BBC and MSNBC interviews. :)

  4. If I may humbly add, don’t forget you can find complete coverage on our Web site: http://www.mlive.com/artprize/

    Also, make sure to pick up Sunday’s Grand Rapids Press for more coverage: What did businesses learn? Our observations of year one. And what happens to the art after ArtPrize ends today.

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  6. Jason says:

    John, Do you have any more articles about Rob Bliss planned?

  7. Constanza says:

    Wish the Beerhorst Family would have gotten at least an honorable mention. They are an example to this country in such dire need of culture.

  8. stonecutter says:

    what wine does to you……how about “where” we placed and not the actual number of votes?…..can ap do that for us?……i won’t come back if they don’t. period. big threat, ha!

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