Jack Dunnett Jan’s Do (detail), 2022, Oil and encaustic on board, 7.1″ x 5.1″ (180 mm x 130 mm).
Anastasia Komar EDEN III, 2024, Acrylic and electroplated polymer on board, 51″ x 63″ x 8.5″ (1295 mm x 1600 mm x 216 mm).
Effie Ferguson unCOVERED, 2023, Oil on canvas, 42″ x 30″ (1067 mm x 762 mm).
Promoted Artists
Untitled 2024
Rabey’s enchanting strokes weave a mesmerizing dance with abstract mystery.
Monarch In Motion 2022
Vure’s warm, lucent colors capture the transformative spirit of nature.
Rise and Shine 2024
Jinnah’s iridescent layers illuminate a stunning celebration of cosmic vitality.
Untitled 2023
Shen’s playful and striking prints craft a joyful ode to creative renewal.
How about tonight? 2024
Zongwe’s deep hues transform a pensive pose into soulful brilliance.
Envisioning Possibility 2024
Shannon’s radiant flourishes inspire a heartfelt vision of human potential.
Uncontrollable Identity 2024
Qu’s magnificent figures blend heritage with a poignant quest for self.
Yet Memories of Clyfford Linger Still 2024
Gorman’s sleek lines trace a quiet dialogue of decay’s beauty and structure.
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Jensen’s exquisite inkwork unveils a delicate articulation of mutual connection.
Click Here to Learn More About Mikael & ContactHeat 2024
Hartman’s vivid, textured palette ignites a turbulent vision of ecological fragility.
Jumping Through Hoops 2023
Feinberg’s lively strokes celebrate graceful cycles of growth and renewal.
Saturn Devouring His Son 2024
Polak’s rich inkjet art echoes diverse masters in a nostalgic digital glow.
Presence 2024
Shugaieva’s bright, lush oils piece together a tender saga of hope and power.
nous 2024
Yu’s electric composition prompts a thoughtful gaze into essence and eternity.
Monika Malewska Ground Beef with Magnolia Flowers and Magenta Gradient Composition, 2024, Oil and acrylic on canvas, 20″ x 30″ (508 mm x 762 mm).

Jason Shih Summer Flower ⋅ Autumn Leave, 2023, Cast bronze, polished, 15” x 12.6” x 33.9” (380 mm x 320 mm x 860 mm).
Homiens voices
“We’re incredibly honored to have been highly commended in the Homiens Art Prize. When we take these photos, it’s often early in the morning, often rather cold, and it’s easy to imagine that they may never reach an audience or find a viewer that connects with them and is moved by similar stuff as we are. It’s incredibly reinvigorating to our practice to know that someone somewhere is connected to us through these images. Many heartfelt thanks from the both of us to the committee responsible for the Homiens prize and the work that they put in for the entire arts community, and our congratulations to all of the artists.” Nathan Matteson and Barbara Raidl (Highly Commended in The Homiens Art Prize, Fall 2024)
“This is great news to wake up to and am thrilled that Fake Break gets a chance to be seen by a far greater community of artists and art lovers. As you can imagine showing work on the small island of Malta presents its limitations and so this means a lot. Thanks for giving my work visibility, it’s one of the greatest gifts an artist can receive.” Kane Calì (Finalist in The Homiens Art Prize, Fall 2024)
“It is an incredible honor to be selected as a finalist for the Homiens Art Prize. As an emerging artist who has recently completed my undergraduate degree, this recognition provides me with opportunities to connect with other artists and people in the art world, to establish my practice professionally, and gives me the encouragement to continue to take risks in my work and strive for greatness. Thank you again for this valuable opportunity.” Effie Ferguson (Finalist in The Homiens Art Prize, Fall 2024)
“Being selected as a Finalist in The Homiens Art Prize has been a great experience that will undoubtedly impact my artistic journey. This recognition has boosted my confidence and provided a platform to showcase my work to a broader audience. The Homiens Art Prize has allowed me to connect with like-minded individuals, receive valuable feedback from the jurors, and be part of a vibrant community that celebrates creativity. This experience has further inspired me to strive for excellence in my work. I am grateful for the Homiens community’s support and encouragement, and I look forward to exhibiting my work alongside fellow artists as part of The Homiens Art Prize.” Monika Malewska (Finalist in The Homiens Art Prize, Summer 2024)
“Thank you so much for the quality of your work and your writing. Your support for artists gives hope and pushes us to go further. Congratulations and thank you again.” Manuel Dampeyroux (Winner of The Homiens Art Prize, Winter 2024)
“Being selected as a winner in The Homiens Art Prize has been an incredibly affirming experience for me as an artist. This recognition has not only validated the countless hours of effort and passion I’ve poured into my work but has also deepened my connection to a community that values creativity and innovation. The opportunity to share my art with such an inspiring audience has encouraged me to push my boundaries and explore new ideas. It’s a privilege to be among such talented individuals, and the experience has reinforced my belief in the transformative power of art. I hope my work resonates with others and contributes to the rich tapestry of voices represented in this competition. Thank you, Homiens, for celebrating and supporting artists like me.” Haoran Bie (Winner of The Homiens Art Prize, Summer 2024)
“As an emerging artist without gallery representation, it can be frustrating and difficult to acquire the institutional recognition that every ambitious young artist craves. The Homiens Art Prize’s unrestricted and non-acquisitive cash awards are an amazing form of support, but even beyond that is their commitment to affording artists all around the world access to a network made up of public institutions, collectors, curators, and practitioners. In my case, this network and exposure is more valuable than almost any bank note because it is through these connections that an artist can establish a longstanding, successful career. It wasn’t very long ago that I was just barely paying my bills painting pets and picking up any commissioned work that I could. But through perseverance and support systems like Homiens, I am given the opportunity to focus on making the kind of paintings I want to make and establish my artistic voice in front of the right audience.” Jackson Wrede (Shortlisted for The Homiens Art Prize, Spring 2024)
“Being selected for the Longlist of The Homiens Art Prize is a huge honor and a big step forward for me as a contemporary artist. It feels like all the time I’ve spent experimenting, reflecting, and honing my craft is finally gaining some traction. It is a sign that my work is being seen and appreciated in the broader art community. This acknowledgment inspires me to keep exploring new ideas and creating, as well as offers me a chance to connect with other artists, curators, and collectors in the contemporary art world. I’m incredibly grateful for this recognition and opportunity for visibility.” Kara Beth Rasure (Longlisted for The Homiens Art Prize, Spring 2024)
“I truly appreciate the time and care the panel took in reviewing my submission. It is heartening to know that my work was considered among such a high volume of talented artists. I am encouraged by your words about resilience and bravery, qualities that I strive to embody in my artistic journey. Your feedback reinforces my commitment to continue developing my practice and sharing my vision with others. I will certainly look forward to future opportunities with Homiens. The support and recognition you provide to the artist community is invaluable, and I am grateful to be a part of it. Thank you once again for your encouragement and support. I wish you and the Homiens team continued success in your mission to celebrate and uplift artists.” Aleksandra Scepanovic (Entrant to The Homiens Art Prize, Spring 2024)