Sarawak-born wood sculptor shortlisted for top regional art prize


Anniketyni’s 'Begarasi #3' (mixed hardwood, 2019), which is on this year’s Sovereign Asian Art prize shortlist. Photos: Anniketyni Madian

Sarawak-born contemporary artist Anniketyni Madian is in the running for the annual Sovereign Asian Art Prize (SAAP), a top regional art prize based in Hong Kong.

The 34-year-old Anniketyni, a UiTM fine art graduate who majored in sculpturing, is the sole Malaysian on the list of 31 finalists. She will be vying for the coveted Grand Prize, which carries the prize of US$30,000 (RM132,000). This is her second time on the SAAP shortlist.

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