announced the festival’s finalist during the Art Festival’s Icon Charity Award (“Icon Charity Award”) ceremony last night on September 29th at the Four Seasons Hotel. The evening opened with Top-40 Billboard recording artist Laura Angelini who sang “The Star-Spangled Banner.”
Founding Chairman of the LABA Art Festival, Joey Zhou and Harrison Engle, a LABA International Art Festival Juror, jointly announced 150 finalists from 27 countries for "LABA's Most Influential Artists in the World." The news was released to more than 100 news media agencies worldwide.
Due to the pandemic, the festival required online participation and had delayed the selection process among thousands of works submitted by artists. Dr. James Daichendt, President of the Jury, stated that the Jury members carefully reviewed the finalists for this festival.
The offline exhibition of the shortlisted artists' works will be held in Beverly Hills in the Spring of 2022, along with the "LABA World's Most Influential Artists" awards ceremony. According to the organizing committee, many renowned international artists will attend this prestigious event. the international artists included were Australia's Philippe de Kraan, Austria’s Tommy Aquino, Tania Chanter, France's Yannick Bouillault, Daniel Cayo, Diana Malivali, Russia's Valerie Privalikhina, Hungary's Endre Kecső, Japan's Miyuki Takanashi, India's Raman Adone, Britain's Rachael Elwell, Canada's Lisa Carney, Vidal Toreyo from Spain, Ziesook You from South Korea, Hye-Jin Stella Kim, Lucian Szekely-Rafan from Romania, Andi Sules from Indonesia, Van Lanigh from the Netherlands, Alessio Mazzarulli from Italy, Nikol Klampert from Israel, Michael Cusack from Ireland , Pava Wülfert from Colombia, Andreas Claußen from Germany, Luciano Cian from Brazil, Natsuko Teruya from Singapore, Mijan Jumalon from the Philippines, Loi Duc from Vietnam, and Daniel Liau Wee Seng from Malaysia were among the finalists.
Founding Chairman of the LABA Art Festival, Joey Zhou and Harrison Engle, a LABA International Art Festival Juror, jointly announced 150 finalists from 27 countries for "LABA's Most Influential Artists in the World." The news was released to more than 100 news media agencies worldwide.
Due to the pandemic, the festival required online participation and had delayed the selection process among thousands of works submitted by artists. Dr. James Daichendt, President of the Jury, stated that the Jury members carefully reviewed the finalists for this festival.
The offline exhibition of the shortlisted artists' works will be held in Beverly Hills in the Spring of 2022, along with the "LABA World's Most Influential Artists" awards ceremony. According to the organizing committee, many renowned international artists will attend this prestigious event. the international artists included were Australia's Philippe de Kraan, Austria’s Tommy Aquino, Tania Chanter, France's Yannick Bouillault, Daniel Cayo, Diana Malivali, Russia's Valerie Privalikhina, Hungary's Endre Kecső, Japan's Miyuki Takanashi, India's Raman Adone, Britain's Rachael Elwell, Canada's Lisa Carney, Vidal Toreyo from Spain, Ziesook You from South Korea, Hye-Jin Stella Kim, Lucian Szekely-Rafan from Romania, Andi Sules from Indonesia, Van Lanigh from the Netherlands, Alessio Mazzarulli from Italy, Nikol Klampert from Israel, Michael Cusack from Ireland , Pava Wülfert from Colombia, Andreas Claußen from Germany, Luciano Cian from Brazil, Natsuko Teruya from Singapore, Mijan Jumalon from the Philippines, Loi Duc from Vietnam, and Daniel Liau Wee Seng from Malaysia were among the finalists.