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2009 judges

Applications were judged by regional panels, the chairs of which went on to choose the seven winning recipients.

 

Africa

Chair: Jill Trappler (South Africa)
Painter and teacher, Trustee and Committee Member of Greatmore Studios, Cape Town, and Co-ordinator of the Thupelo Workshops, Cape Town

Bright Eke (Nigeria)
Installation artist and winner of a Commonwealth Arts and Crafts Award in 2007

Danda Jaroljmek (Kenya)
Artist and Director of Kuona Trust, a non-profit visual arts organization

 

Asia

Chair: Shalini Ganendra (Malaysia)
Director of the Shalini Ganendra fine art gallery in Kuala Lumpur

Quddus Mirza (Pakistan)
Artist, art teacher, critic and independent curator based in Lahore, Pakistan

Dimple Shah (India)
Multidisciplinary fine artist specializing in painting, printmaking and performance art and Commonwealth Arts and Crafts winner in 2005

 

Caribbean

Chair: Christopher Cozier (Trinidad and Tobago)
Multi-media artist and writer 

Annalee Davis (Barbados)
Multi-media artist

Oneika Russell (Jamaica)
Painter and installation/new media artist and lecturer and 2007 Commonwealth Arts and Crafts winner

 

Canada and Europe

Chair: John Phillips (United Kingdom)
Artist and writer, director and co-founder of the London Print Studio

Carla Garnett (Canada)
Independent curator and critic based in Ontario, Canada

Nicoleta Kalatha (Cyprus)
Video artist and 2007 Commonwealth Arts and Crafts Award winner 

 

Pacific

Chair: Susan Cochrane (Australia)
Independent curator and consultant of contemporary art from the Pacific region, writer and editor

Daniel Waswas (Papua New Guinea)

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