Dian Suci Wins The 10th Max Mara Art Prize For Women
A Nomadic New Phase For The Prize
Museum MACAN As Institutional Partner
What The Prize Offers The Winner
Continuing A 20 Year Commitment To Women Artists
Max Mara has marked a new chapter for the Max Mara Art Prize for Women by celebrating Indonesian multimedia artist Dian Suci as the winner of its tenth edition , announced at an evening event in Venice that also unveiled the prize’s new nomadic, international format.
Dian Suci Wins The 10th Max Mara Art Prize For Women Dian Suci , a Yogyakarta based artist whose practice spans drawing, textiles, installation and performance, has been named the winner of the 2025–2027 edition of the Max Mara Art
Prize for Women . It is the first time an Indonesian artist has received the accolade since the prize was established in 2005 , underscoring Max Mara’s decision to shift its focus toward new geographies and voices in contemporary art.
Her winning proposal, “Crafting Spirit: Cultural Dialogues Beyond Domesticity,” draws on her lived experience as a single mother and explores how domestic labour, craft and spirituality intersect with the political domestication of women in Indonesia.
The project will be developed during a bespoke six month residency in Italy and later shown in solo exhibitions in Jakarta and Reggio Emilia .
A Nomadic New Phase For The Prize To coincide with the prize’s 20th anniversary , Max Mara , Collezione Maramotti and curator Cecilia Alemani have reimagined the award as a travelling, nomadic platform…
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