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The '''Oslo City Artist Award''' is given annually to 4–5 artists in [[Oslo, Norway]]. It is "awarded to individuals who in the past or in recent years has made an outstanding achievement in Oslo's art world" and has been awarded every year since 1978 with the exception of 1991 when the prize was not awarded due to a lack of funding. The prize consists of a diploma and a monetary amount. <ref> |
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The '''Oslo City Art Award''' (''Oslo bys kunstnerpris'') is given annually for contributions to the arts by the city of [[Oslo, Norway]]. |
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The Oslo City Art Award has been awarded every year since 1978 with the exception of 1991 when the prize was not awarded due to a lack of funding. Since inception, the prize has been distributed to 4-5 recipients annually. The prize is "awarded to individuals who in the past or in recent years has made an outstanding achievement in Oslo's art world". The prize consists of a diploma and a monetary amount. The award is most often made simultaneously with the presentation of the [[Oslo City Culture Award]], which consists of a bronze medal and a monetary amount.<ref>[https://www.oslo.kommune.no/politikk-og-administrasjon/utmerkelser-og-priser/kultur-og-kunstnerprisene/ ''Oslo bys kulturpris og kunstnerpriser'' (Oslo commune)]</ref> |
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|title= Previous winners of the Oslo City artist Awards |
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== See also == |
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|publisher= bystyret.oslo.kommune.no |
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*[[List of European art awards]] |
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|date= 06.05.2008 |
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*[[Kampen Janitsjarorkester]] |
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The award is most often made simultaneously with the presentation of the [[Oslo City Culture Award]], which consists of a bronze medal and a monetary amount. |
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[[Category:Norwegian awards]] |
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[[Category:Culture in Oslo]] |
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[[Category:European visual arts awards]] |
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Latest revision as of 16:33, 4 June 2024
The Oslo City Art Award (Oslo bys kunstnerpris) is given annually for contributions to the arts by the city of Oslo, Norway.
The Oslo City Art Award has been awarded every year since 1978 with the exception of 1991 when the prize was not awarded due to a lack of funding. Since inception, the prize has been distributed to 4-5 recipients annually. The prize is "awarded to individuals who in the past or in recent years has made an outstanding achievement in Oslo's art world". The prize consists of a diploma and a monetary amount. The award is most often made simultaneously with the presentation of the Oslo City Culture Award, which consists of a bronze medal and a monetary amount.[1]