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The Málaga Grenet Prize in Peru has officially announced the list of selected artists whose works will be featured in the official exhibition of this year's competition, the 2025 edition pays tribute to the legendary American pop art icon Andy Warhol through creative and satirical caricature portraits that reinterpret his image and legacy.
A total of 50 artists from 20 countries were chosen, presenting a diverse range of styles and visual languages, the selected works reflect both the power and universality of caricature as a visual medium for homage, critique, and artistic storytelling.
The selected artists:
Argentina: Andrés Alvez, María Candelaria Rodríguez Roldán, Diego Puglisi, Pablo Lobato.
Bolivia: Armin Castellón, Guillermo Tejerina.
Brazil: André Hippertt, Cau Gomez, Joao Bosco Jacob de Azevedo, Marcos de Souza, Ulisses José de Araujo.
Canada: Alireza Pakdel.
Canada: Alireza Pakdel.
Chile: Marco Villar.
China: Zhu Shaowei.
Colombia: Silvio Vela.
Costa Rica: Luis Calvo Solis.
Spain: Ernesto Priego, Omar Figueroa Turcios, Leonardo Rodríguez, Agustín Sciammarella, Carlos Martínez Riera, Carlos Rodríguez Casado, David García Vivancos, Ivan Mata Tamayo, María Picasso Piquer.
USA: Marvin Figueroa.
Greece: Theodosios Teneketzidis.
Indonesia: Dedy Ranggameda, Nurwenda Juniarta.
Iran: Ali Norouzi, Mohammad Ozvekhouban.
Ireland: Brady Izquierdo Rodríguez.
Italy: Benedetto Nicolini, Francesco Federighi, Mauro Zanchetta.
Mexico: Gilberto Bobadilla, Ángel Boligán Corbo, Darío Castillejos.
Peru: Jorge Noriega, Manuel Loayza, Orlando Arauco, Dorian Estrada, Froilán Chacca Vilca, Valios Inga Gonzales, Manuel Pacheco Paredes, Walter Toscano.
Serbia: Zoran Zlaticanin.
Uruguay: Javier Richard.
Uzbekistan: Muzaffar Yulchiboev
Further details about the official exhibition will be announced soon, the event is expected to be a major artistic occasion, showcasing this unique global tribute to Warhol through the lens of contemporary caricature art.
This exhibition is considered one of the major highlights on the international cartoon calendar for 2025, reaffirming the cultural role of art in reimagining iconic figures through fresh perspectives from around the world.