Winter 2015 · Amsterdam · Madrid · Milan
Winter 2015 edition — winners announced
Following the Summer 2014 edition in Barcelona, Berlin and Rome, the Winter 2015 programme extended the network to Amsterdam, Madrid and Milan. Listed below are the artists selected by each participating gallery.
AMSTERDAM
Oker: Vito Giorgio Fontrodrona
Artspace: Paola Andrea Camargo Bello
Home of Art: Sonia Barrett
Kulter: Valentina Medda
NDSM Treehouse: Markus Schroll
The Bookstore Foundation: Thomas Marcusson
Mixtup: Erik Weiser
MADRID
Combustione Espontanea: Pablo Lecroisey Lara
Factoria de Arte y Desarrollo: Pablo Lecroisey Lara
Galeria Juca Claret: Juan Eugenio Ochoa
Galeria Dionis Benessar: [gallery closed]
Modus Operandi: Vito Giorgio Qui
MILAN
(additional Milan galleries listed in the edition feed)
Summer 2014 · Barcelona · Berlin · Rome
Summer 2014 edition — Barcelona, Berlin and Rome winners
The first round of selections paired artists with host galleries across three European cities. Each gallery took on one artist and produced a solo exhibition.
BARCELONA
Ada Art Gallery: Roy Aurinko
Crisolart Galleries: Carrie Alter
Montana Gallery: Dimitra Tzivelou
NewArt Gallery: Kupcsik Adrian
Villa del Arte Galleries: Barry Cawston
La Galeria — Virtut 17: Blackbird Street
BERLIN
Bauchhund: Martha Dimitropoulou
Berlin-Weekly: Vera Arjoma
Corpo 6 Galerie: Vanessa Alessi
Projektraum Ventilator 24: Flavia Pitis
Studiogalerie M.Wuttke: Elisa Gonzalez Miralles
ROME
6° Senso Art Gallery: Jessica Rimondi
Galleria Gallerati: Thiemo K
Programme
How the platform works
The service is dedicated to all artists regardless of age, technique or nationality. Each gallery selects one artist and organises a solo exhibition, and every submission is reviewed by the curator team.
- Registration lasts 12 months, with new editions each season.
- Work is reviewed by a curator team.
- Curator Felipe Abreu — founder and editor of OLD Magazine of Photography — is part of the curatorial board.
Deadlines on record
- 20 November — noted deadline for a specific edition.
- 12 June 2015 — deadline for the Amsterdam / Madrid / Milan edition.
Artists
Participating artists across editions
A working list of artists who have appeared on the platform, including those from the Barcelona, Berlin and Rome editions.
Vicenç Palmer · Rosa Banzi · Marco Vagnini · Ana Viñuela · Paulina Parra · Helga Anders-Faber · Giovanni D'Ambrosio · Amy Harper · Ennio Benaia · Ceci · Luca Zampetti · Linda Riseley · Elaine Byrne · Markus Kiniger · Pamela Pintus · Liana Degan · Piotr Butkiewicz · Ulrich Stümer · Jakub Pasierkiewicz · BEAta Pflanz · Rebeca Novo · Maria Wolfram · Rohn Meijer · Tales Bedeschi
Browse the full directory on the Artists page, with pagination across an extensive roster.
Galleries
Partner galleries across cities
Galleries participating in T.I.N.A. editions. A fuller city-by-city list appears on the Galleries page.
BARCELONA
Ada Art Gallery · Crisolart Galleries · Montana Gallery · NewArt Gallery · Villa del Arte Galleries · La Galeria — Virtut 17
BERLIN
Bauchhund · Berlin-Weekly · Corpo 6 Galerie · Projektraum Ventilator 24 · Studiogalerie M.Wuttke
ROME
6° Senso Art Gallery · Galleria Gallerati
Contact
Get in touch
For artist registration, gallery partnerships, and general enquiries, reach the operating association directly.
Associazione culturale Radar
via Bortolazzi, 57 — 30027 S. Donà di P. — VENEZIA
c.f. 93038830274
info@tinaprize.com
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