Jieun Lim, Hunter's Room, 2021-2022. Carpet (160x180cm), lamp, child safety seat, text 'Flower' (A4 paper), magnetics.

 
Jieun Lim, So it is the owl, 2021. Black mirror board, dog waste bag, digital print, magnetics.

Jieun Lim, So it is the owl, 2021. Laser engrave on black mirror board (60x 40cm), digital print, magnetics.

Jieun Lim, So it is the owl, 2022. Black mirror board, dog leash, magnetic, pig leather handbag, ‘Dear and Dearest’ hand book 344p,

Jieun Lim, DRIED SQUID COLD BEER AND PEANUTS, 2020. Neon sign.

Céline Vahsen, Untitled, all 2021. Cotton, linen & wool.

 
 
Céline Vahsen, Untitled, 2021. Cotton, copper.

 
Dani/ela Bershan, OCEAN, 2020-22. Mixed media installation.

 
 
Dani/ela Bershan, FINITE ∞ DIRTY, 2022. Chalk on board.

Dani/ela Bershan, GUT ∞ GODDESS, 2022. Chalk on board.

 
 
Puck Verkade, Unborn, 2021-22. HD video and installation.

 
 
 
Sandrine Morgante, TAALBARRIERE, 2021. Series of drawings (felt pen and colored pencil on A4 photocopies), audio 55 min.

 
 
 
Marnie Slater, Mothers & Daughters – A Lesbian* and Trans* Bar* (Brussels, 2017–2019), 2022. Mural: paint, keys, hook, tape.

 
 
 


IKOB – Feminist Art Prize

IKOB – Museum für Zeitgenössiche Kunst, 2022
With works by Dani/ela Bershan, Jieun Lim, Sandrine Morgante, Marnie Slater, Céline Vahsen and Puck Verkade.

IKOB – Museum of Contemporary Art has awarded an artist prize every three years since the institution’s beginnings. 2019 was the first time the award was given an explicitly feminist focus. The first contemporary art award of this kind, IKOB continues this emphasis for the 2022 edition of the prize.

The IKOB – Feminist Art Prize aims to amplify artistic voices that have less power in the contemporary art world and in society at large. The prize poses the open question of what feminism in all its forms might mean to artists working today and supports artistic practice that pushes us to re-imagine the reality we live in. The six nominated artists for the 2022 Art Prize are: Dani/ela Bershan, Jieun Lim, Sandrine Morgante, Marnie Slater, Céline Vahsen, and Puck Verkade, all of whom are part of the prize exhibition.

Jury: Paula van den Bosch (Chief Curator, Bonnefantenmuseum, Maastricht, NL), Anastasia Chaguidouline (Artistic Director, Cercle Cité, LU), Els Roelandt (Editor, KIOSK, Ghent, BE) and Nadia Vilenne (gallerist, Liège, BE).

Click here to view and download the publication for the exhibition, designed by Caroline Lei.

Photography: Lola Pertsowsky 

The public programme for this exhibition included the panel discussion “Solidarity and Sisterhood” and the performance OCEAN by Dani/ela Bershan. Click for more information,