Adji Dieye who received the Contemporary prize with Untitled Black, Culture Lost and Learned by Heart (2022);
Friedrich Andreoni won the Academy prize with the installation I Was So Wrong (2021);
Tomaso De Luca received a special mention from the Collector's Board;
Wisrah Villefort won the Residency Award, in collaboration with IRIS Residency Project - Los Angeles, California.
Julieta Aranda
Nerina Ciaccia
Luigi Fassi
Stéphane Ibars
Bernardo Mosqueira
Fabio Agovino
Valter Cassandro
Marco Ghigi
R F Jefferies
Marcelle Joseph
Federica Maria Bianchi
Enea Righi e Lorenzo Paini
Rebecca Russo
Anastasia Sgoumpopoulou
Roberto Spada
Contemporary
Alfredo Aceto, Ambra Castagnetti, Mateusz Choróbski, Paolo Ciregia, Marilisa Cosello, Daniele Costa, Tomaso De Luca, Pamela Diamante, Adji Dieye, Andro Eradze, Kyriaki Goni, Corinna Gosmaro, Julie Grosche, Diego Gualandris, Rodrigo Hernández, Helena Hladilová, Francesco João, Maria Laet, Jieun Lim, Eleonora Luccarini, Edson Luli, Alix Marie, Agnieszka Mastalerz, Sybil Montet, Terrence Musekiwa, Andrea Nacciarriti, Raffaela Naldi Rossano, Judith Neunhäuserer, Mila Panic, Vasilis Papageorgiou, Silvia Rosi, Giuliana Rosso, Andrea Sala, Davide Sgambaro, Davide Stucchi, Xavier Robles de Medina, Sofie Tobiášová, Wisrah Villefort, Liao Wen, Shafei Xia
Academy
Friedrich Andreoni, Luca Campestri, Giuseppe Di Liberto, Gala Hernández López, Matteo Lisanti, Rachele Montoro, Agnes Questionmark, Flavia Spasari, Matteo Trentin, Alla Zhyvotova.
Specifically, the prize for the Contemporary section, aimed at all artists, national and international, with no age limit, sees an acquisition prize of €10,000. The Academy prize, aimed at students enrolled at Academies and Art Institutes, national and international, public and private, consists of a sum of €1,000. Also awarded, as in every edition of the DucatoPrize, is a special mention from the Collector's Board, which singles out a deserving artist selected by the committee of collectors. In addition to this year's novelties, a Residency Prize is established in collaboration with IRIS Project, an artist residency in Venice Beach, Los Angeles - California that will bring Villefort to Los Angeles for a one-month period in 2024.