Kashta Kofi (Rennie) Wins Cash Prize at the 37th Chelsea International Fine Art Competition
Kashta Rennie has been named one of only five cash prize winners in the 37th Chelsea International Fine Art Competition, a distinction that places the artist among a select group recognized for standout work.
For any artist, a juried competition can be more than a line on a résumé. It can act as a signal. It tells galleries, collectors, curators, and fellow artists that the work has met a high standard in a setting where many voices are competing for attention.

The award places Kashta Kofi in a highly selective group
The Chelsea International Fine Art Competition has long been known as a juried platform for visual artists working across media, styles, and points of view. Winning any placement in a competition of this kind matters, but a cash prize carries added weight.
In this year’s 37th edition, Rennie was named as one of five winners to receive a cash prize. That is a narrow group by design. It signals that the work stood out with enough force, clarity, and artistic merit to earn one of the competition’s most limited distinctions.


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