domingo, 29 de março de 2015

The ART and OLFACTION AWARDS 2015 - FINALISTS



MILAN — The Institute for Art and Olfaction is pleased to announce the finalists for the second annual Art and Olfaction Awards, to be held at the Goethe-Institut in Los Angeles on April 17, 2015.
Two winners will be selected from the categories Artisan and Independent, and one Sadakichi Award for Experimental Scent, a new category added for the 2015 Awards. Each winner will receive The Golden Pear, which has quickly become a prestigious achievement in the perfume world.

The finalists were selected by a group of highly qualified judges from the perfume, art and other industries. The artisan and independent category submissions were judged blindly, presented in generic vials and tracked by a numerical code. The preliminary round judges selected the finalists, and the finalist round judges select the winners.

Judges

The Art and Olfaction Awards judges are drawn from various creative industries, with diverse fields of interest, backgrounds and specializations. We believe that this diversity creates a stronger, more inventive and more accurate jury.

INDEPENDENT & ARTISAN AWARDS: PRELIMINARIES
 
The preliminary round judges will select the finalists in the independent category and in the artisan category from the pool of submissions. The five finalists in each category will move on to the final stage of judging.
  • Ashley Eden Kessler
  • Brent Leonesio
  • Daniel Krasofski
  • Hank Jenkins
  • James McHugh
  • Laura Johnson
  • Neal Harris
  • Persephenie Lea
  • Steven Gontarski
  • Sherri Sebastian
  • Yvettra Grantham
INDEPENDENT & ARTISAN AWARDS: FINALS
The finals judges will select the winners in the Artisan and Independent categories, out of the pool of finalists selected by the judges in the preliminary round.
  • Luca Turin
  • Mandy Aftel
  • Miriam Vareldzis
  • Sebastian Fischenich
  • Sarah Horowitz-Thran
SADAKICHI AWARD FOR EXPERIMENTAL SCENT
The Experimental Category jury will select the five finalists from the pool of submissions, as well as the winner. The winner will be the top scoring project, as decided by the jury listed below.
  • Allison Agsten
  • Bettina Hubby
  • Dr. Kóan Jeff Baysa
  • Marcos Lutyens
  • Mark Allen

FINALISTS: ARTISAN CATEGORY

Eau de Céleri
by Monsillage
Perfumer: Isabelle Michaud
Montreal, Canada
Monsillage.com

 
Foxglove
by DS & Durga
Perfumers: David Seth Moltz and Kavi Moltz
New York, USA
DSandDurga.com

 
Tobacco Cognac
by House of Cherry Bomb
Perfumers: Alexis Karl and Maria McElroy
New York, USA
HouseofCherryBomb.com

 
Woodcut
by Olympic Orchids
Perfumer: Ellen Covey
Seattle, USA

 

FINALISTS: INDEPENDENT CATEGORY

Boccanera
by OrtoParisi
Perfumer: Allessandro Guialtieri
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
OrtoParisi.com

 
Pashay,
by Ray Matts
Perfumer: Christophe Laudamiel
New York, USA
RaymondMatts.com

 
Skive
by Canoe
Perfumer: Jessica Hannah
Austin, USA
CanoeGoods.com

 

FINALISTS: SADAKICHI AWARD:

Catalin
Creative Team: Charles Long, Carrie Paterson, Karen Reitzel, Seth Hawkins, Emery Martin, Michael Mascha
Venue: The Contemporary Austin
Austin and Los Angeles, USA
Chroma
Creative Team: Dawn Spencer Hurwitz
Venue: Denver Art Museum
Denver, USA
Crime and Punishment
Creative Team: Mike McGinley, Charles McGinley, Noah Bremer, Ben Heywood
Venue: Minnesota Fringe Festival
Minnesota, USA
Famous Deaths
Creative Team: Marcel van Brakel, Frederik Duerinck, Wander Eikelboom, Caro Verbeek
Venue: Museum of the Image (MOTI)
Breda, The Netherlands
In Libro De Tenebris
Creative Team: Paul Schütze
Venue: Maggs Gallery
London, England
The Institute for Art and Olfaction is a 501(c)3 non-profit based in Los Angeles, CA. The Institute for Art and Olfaction advances public and artistic engagement with scent. We do this by initiating and supporting arts projects that utilize the medium of scent, by providing accessible and affordable education in our experimental laboratory as well as in partnership with institutions and community groups, and by celebrating excellence in independent and artisan perfumery through our yearly award mechanism, The Art and Olfaction Awards. Through these efforts, we extend the world of scent beyond its traditional boundaries of appreciation and use.

The Art and Olfaction Award is a highly competitive and highly selective award, designed to raise interest and awareness for active independent, artisan and experimental perfumers from all countries. Our hope is that by shining a spotlight on perfumery’s most outstanding creators, we—in turn—will help generate support for independent perfumery, as a whole.

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