Marianne van Vyve Prize 2022 - Meri Toivanen | King Baudouin Foundation

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€ 2,500

Meri Toivanen is the ex-aequo laureate of the 2022 Marianne Van Vyve Prize. Meri presented a series of semi-monochromatic paintings in diffused hues of green exploring the limits of figuration. Entitled All Games No Play and drawing on Finnish movie history as a referential inventory, the series centres around board games and gameplay as a symbol for power relations and struggles.

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Marianne Van Vyve (Fund)

Awarding an annual painting prize to promising graduates from the Academy of Fine Arts, Antwerp.

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