Fundación Plagio announces finalists for 2026 Artistic Creativity Award

Fundación Plagio has announced the five finalists for the fourth edition of the Plagio Artistic Creativity Award 2026. The award aims to recognize and promote the work of Chilean creators in literature and visual arts who possess significant career histories but have not yet received sufficient public recognition.

The finalists selected from over 300 nominations are poets Nadia Prado and Tomás Harris, writer and playwright Jorge Marchant, and visual artists Arturo Duclos and Natalia Babarovic. The selection was made through a public call for nominations launched in May.

The award is funded by the Chilean Ministry of Cultures, Arts and Heritage through its Program for Supporting Collaborating Cultural Organizations. A winner will be announced this coming October.