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ArtReview Emerging Writer Prize

Criticism Competition
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About this opportunity

ArtReview periodically runs competitions and commissions for emerging art writers. The magazine is one of the world's foremost contemporary art publications, and publication in ArtReview provides significant visibility and credibility for emerging critics.

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Write with a confident, distinctive voice. ArtReview values original perspectives and accessible prose that engages with contemporary art discourse.

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