May 3, 2019 - Comments Off on A TINY MANIFESTO

A TINY MANIFESTO

This is the speech given by Saskia Wilson-Brown at the beginning of the 6th annual Art and Olfaction Awards Ceremony. These ideas were triggered by conversations with friends in all fields, including Mandy Aftel.

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November 5, 2018 - Comments Off on Awards Date + Venue

Awards Date + Venue

Continuing our tradition of partnering with unique, historic, and culturally important venues, we're pleased to announce that the 6th annual Art and Olfaction Awards ceremony will take place on Thursday May 2, 2019, at Oude Kerk, in Amsterdam.

 

About Oude Kerk

Right in the heart of De Wallen - Amsterdam's red light district - The Oude Kerk is the first church ever built in Amsterdam and the oldest building in the city. And we say old, we mean old: It was founded circa 1213 and consecrated in 1306 by the bishop of Utrecht with Saint Nicolas as its patron saint.

As a contemporary art institute housed in a historical monument, the Oude Kerk examines its past, current and future meanings and its dynamic environment as both a participant in and representative of the development of our society. In the Oude Kerk artists and historians collaborate on high-profile and influential presentations; contemporary art and heritage go hand in hand.

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October 2, 2018 - Comments Off on Stop the presses!

Stop the presses!

We are pleased to announce that the submissions window is now open for the 2019 Art and Olfaction Awards. Please find our press release, at the link below.

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February 22, 2018 - Comments Off on Notifications soon!

Notifications soon!

We will be sending notifications about your submission status within the next 2 weeks. We are sorry for the delay! Coordinating the vials and the timeline for 30 judges was no small task, this year. But: We're almost there!

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January 1, 2018 - Comments Off on How we judge

How we judge

Judging the Art and Olfaction Awards is the most important part to get right. Without a healthy judging mechanism, our efforts would be pointless. Here's a run-down on how we judge, and why!

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