Work by Elliot and Erick Jiménez (photographs, left) and Reginald O’Neal (paintings, right)
Sculptures by Akiko Kotani, Paintings by MJ Torrecampo
Work by Denise Treizman
Work by Amy Schissel
Photography by Peggy Levison Nolan
Work by Magnus Sodamin
Work by Yosnier Miranda
Work by Cara Despain
There is some really impressive work currently on view for the 2023 Florida Prize in Contemporary Art at Orlando Museum of Art.
From the museum site about the exhibition-
The Florida Prize in Contemporary Art is organized by the Orlando Museum of Art to bring new recognition to the most progressive artists in the State. Each year OMA’s curatorial team surveys artists working throughout the State before inviting ten to participate. One artist will receive a $20,000 award made possible with the generous support of local philanthropists Gail and Michael Winn. Artists range from emerging to mid-career, often with distinguished records of exhibitions and awards that reflect recognition at national and international levels. In all cases, they are artists who are engaged in exploring significant ideas of art and culture in original and visually exciting ways.
This year’s artists are-
Denise Treizman (@denisetreizman )
MJ Torrecampo (@mjtorrecampo )
Peggy Levison Nolan (@peggylevisonnolan )
Reginald O’Neal (@_reginaldoneal_ )
Elliot & Erick Jimenez – (@elliotanderick )
Yosnier Miranda (@occurrences)
Magnus Sodamin (@magnificentmagnus )
On the following pages below are more works by the above artists and detailed information on their work in the exhibition.
