07/05/2026
Max Mara, Collezione Maramotti, dan Museum MACAN dengan bangga mengumumkan Dian Suci sebagai pemenang edisi kesepuluh Max Mara Art Prize for Women.
Dian Suci adalah seorang seniman asal Yogyakarta, Indonesia, yang praktik seninya berada di persimpangan antara narasi domestik dan kekuasaan politik negara. Berangkat dari pengalaman sehari-harinya sebagai ibu tunggal, karya-karyanya mengangkat isu-isu yang berkaitan dengan domestikasi politik terhadap perempuan, otoritarianisme dan fasisme, patriarki, serta kapitalisme.
Pemenang diumumkan oleh Cecilia Alemani, kurator Max Mara Art Prize for Women sekaligus ketua dewan juri, bersama Sara Piccinini, Direktur Collezione Maramotti, Venus Lau, Direktur Museum MACAN, dan Elia Maramotti, perwakilan keluarga pendiri Max Mara dan Collezione Maramotti, pada 7 Mei 2026, bertepatan dengan pembukaan 61st International Art Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia yang bertajuk In Minor Keys dan dikurasi oleh Koyo Kouoh.
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Max Mara, Collezione Maramotti and Museum MACAN are pleased to announce Dian Suci as the winner of the tenth edition of the Max Mara Art Prize for Women.
Dian Suci is an artist from Yogyakarta, Indonesia, whose practice lies at the intersection of domestic narratives and state political power. Drawing on her everyday experiences as a single mother, her work addresses issues connected to the political domestication of women, authoritarianism and fascism, patriarchy, and capitalism.
The winner was announced by Cecilia Alemani, curator of the Max Mara Art Prize for Women and chair of the jury, along with Sara Piccinini, Director of Collezione Maramotti, Venus Lau, Director of Museum MACAN, and Elia Maramotti, representative of the family that founded Max Mara and Collezione Maramotti, on 7 May 2026, in conjunction with the opening of the 61st International Art Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia, titled In Minor Keys and curated by Koyo Kouoh.
