Feb 14 • 12:36 UTC 🇪🇪 Estonia Postimees

This year's AkzoNobel Art Prize laureate is Marje Üksine

Marje Üksine has been announced as the laureate of the AkzoNobel Art Prize for her exhibition "Painting Free" as nominated by the art magazine KUNST.EE.

Marje Üksine has been awarded the AkzoNobel Art Prize 2023 for her exhibition titled "Painting Free." This recognition honors her contributions to the Estonian art scene, particularly in her innovative use of color. The nomination was submitted by KUNST.EE, highlighting the importance of color within the realm of artistic expression in modern times.

The AkzoNobel Art Prize is founded on the concept of "Color as Art," which emphasizes the role of color in enhancing and enriching artistic works. This prize aims to acknowledge artists who contribute to the vibrancy and diversity of the Estonian art landscape through their creative use of color techniques and philosophies.

With this award, Üksine's work is not only recognized but also encourages a broader appreciation for how color can influence perception and emotional response in art. As Estonian artists increasingly gain international recognition, prizes like this serve to elevate local talent and promote cultural richness within Estonia's growing art community.

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