Who won prizes at Summer Exhibition 2024?
Published on 15 July 2024
Tracey Emin RA has won the 2024 Charles Wollaston Award for the "most distinguished work" in the Summer Exhibition.
Each year we present prizes for outstanding works in the Summer Exhibition. Over £80,000 is offered in awards and prizes for several categories of work in the exhibition, including sculpture, architecture, drawing, works on paper, painting, photography and prints.
This year the prestigious £35,000 Charles Wollaston Award has been won by Tracey Emin RA for Did it Ever Get Any Better. Established in 1978 and presented to the "most distinguished work" in the exhibition, it is one of the most significant art prizes awarded in the UK. The judges for this year's award were Stephen Farthing RA, Anna Moszynska and Joana Neves.
We are extremely grateful to our prize donors for enabling us to recognise exceptional works in the Summer Exhibition in this way.
Other Summer Exhibition prizes
The AXA Art Prize UK 2024
£10,000 for an outstanding work of figurative art.
Judges: Jennifer Schipf, Mark Hampson and Gillian Wearing RA.
Prize awarded to Wendy Freestone, In the Quietest Moments.
The Jack Goldhill Award for Sculpture
£10,000 for a sculpture.
Judges: Judy Goldhill, Tom Brent, Es Devlin, Georgia Kerr, Hew Locke RA and Ina Sarikhani.
Prize awarded to: Brigit Connolly, Give and Take.
The British Institution Fund Award for Students
The British Institution Fund was established to promote excellence in the arts through the awarding of prizes to students. Work is assessed across a comprehensive range of creative disciplines from painting to architecture. £5,000 will be awarded this year by the trustees.
Judges: Michael Claridge, Colin Martin and Rosa Sepple.
Prize awarded to: Arashi Tanaka, 2023/20/23, 12:50.
The Hugh Casson Drawing Prize
£5,000 for an original work on paper in any medium, where the emphasis is clearly on drawing.
Judges: Nicky Hessenberg, Mia Cassie, Elizabeth Day, Jordan Mitchell, Hughie O’Donoghue RA and James Sibley.
Prize awarded to: Isaac Pascal, A Day in the Country.
The Sunny Dupree Family Award for a Woman Artist
£5,000 for a painting or sculpture.
Judges: Sunny Dupree, Aubin Dupree, Bernardine Evaristo, Helena Lee, Lizzie Munn, Batia Ofer and Veronica Ryan RA.
Prize awarded to: Cathy de Monchaux, Cauldron.
The Maire Ragnhild Hollingsworth Prize for Oil Painting
£5,000 to be awarded to an artist who is considered by the judging panel to have placed particular emphasis on the exploration of oil painting, using oil as the predominant medium.
Judges: Paul Hollingsworth, Mohammed Adel, Lewis Dalton Gilbert and Jock McFadyen RA.
Prize awarded to: Rachael Robb, Photo, Zurbaran's Agnus Dei Postcard and Pink Lady Sticker.
The Summer Exhibition Architecture Award 2024
£5,000 for an outstanding architectural work. Supported by UniFor.
Judges: Vicky Richardson, Carlo Molteni, Maria Lisogorskaya (Assemble RA) and Julian Robinson.
Prize awarded to: Structure Workshop, Diplodocus Carnegii for the Natural History Museum.
The Arts Club Award
£2,500 awarded to an artist aged 35 or under for a work in any medium.
Judges: Meher Waney, Lolly Adams, Hak Baker, Ryan Gander RA, Nick Grimshaw and Tabish Khan.
Prize awarded to: Anne Freed, London Tube.
Gallery
In the Quietest Moments,
Give and Take,
2023/10/23,12:50,
A Day in the Country,
Cauldron,
Photo, Zurbaran's Agnus Dei Postcard and Pink Lady Sticker,
Diplodocus Carnegii for the Natural History Museum,
London Tube,
