HERALBONY Art Prize 2027 – Submit Your Application by November 3, 2026

About Prize https://artprize.heralbony.jp/en/ The HERALBONY Art Prize is an international art award established in 2024 to provide a platform for artists with disabilities from around the world, regardless of their professional status, age, or nationality, to showcase their creative power and support the blossoming of their careers. To date, we have received over 4,500 submissions from 72 countries and regions, gathering an even more diverse range of artistic expressions from around the world. These submitted works are redefining conventional notions of “disability and art,” offering new perspectives and values to society. The prize includes a Grand Prize and Jury Prizes selected by experts such as curators and gallery directors, as well as Corporate Prizes selected by sponsor companies that align with HERALBONY's vision of reshaping the image of "disability and art." The exhibition of the prize-winning works will present unique creations expressed through diverse materials, techniques, and styles, delivering the power of expression to a wide audience. About Award Grand Prize: JPY 3 million (approx. 18,300 EUR / 19,500 USD) Jury Prize: JPY 300,000 (approx. 1,830 EUR / 1,950 USD) Corporate Prize: Selected by several sponsor companies. Winning artworks may be used in the company's services, products or business. Winning artworks are deemed to be the subject of a licensing agreement with HERALBONY Co., Ltd. APPLY HERE https://artprize.heralbony.jp/en/preparation/ About Heralbony Driven by the mission "Radiate your color", HERALBONY Co., Ltd. works with unique talent towards the realization of a new culture. The company manages the licenses of more than 2,000 artworks made by artists who are neurodivergent or have physical disabilities. In addition to space and product design services, the company operates an art-based, transformative brand “HERALBONY” extending its business scope to various fields. Rather than focusing on the idea of “supporting disability”, at HERALBO