Marzee Graduate Prize 2019 awarded to Felicia Mülbaier and Barbora Opatova

From left to right: Esther Heite (University of Applied Sciences Düsseldorf, DE) Felicia Mülbaier (Trier University of Applied Sciences, Idar-Oberstein, DE) Chloé Valorso (RCA, UK) Joy Bonfield Colombara (RCA, UK)

33rd edition of the Marzee International Graduate Show – on display until 30 October 2019

The annual Marzee International Graduate Show has grown from a modest affair to an event unparallelled in size and scope. This year’s show presents a selection of jewellery and objects by this year’s graduates from art schools and academies from Europe, US, Asia and Australia.
Galerie Marzee is unique in its support for emerging young talent and since 1986 the Marzee International Graduate Show has offered the best new graduates their first opportunity to exhibit in a world-renowned gallery. During the opening the Marzee Graduate Prize was awarded to this year’s most promising students.

This year the Marzee Graduate Prize winners are:

Joy Bonfield Colombara – Royal College of Art, London (UK)
Erinn Michelle Cox – EKA (Estonian Academy of Arts) (Estonia) 
Eunji Han – Kookmin University (South Korea)
Esther Heite – University of Applied Sciences Dusseldorf (Germany) 
Valerie James – Rhode Island School of Design (USA) 
Cathryn Jasterzbski – Rhode Island School of Design (USA) 
Kyung Jin Kim – Academy of Fine Arts Nuremburg (Germany) 
Triin Kukk – EKA (Estonian Academy of Arts) (Estonia) 
Merlin Meremaa – EKA (Estonian Academy of Arts) (Estonia) 
Felicia Mülbaier (MFA 2019) – Trier University of Applied Sciences, Idar-Oberstein (Germany) 
Barbora Opátová (MFA 2019) – Trier University of Applied Sciences, Idar-Oberstein (Germany) 
Chloe Valorso – Royal College of Art, London (UK) 

More about the Prize and Galerie Marzee.

Barbora Opatova

Felicia Mülbaier