David Shrigley and Lucy Skaer among finalists for work on paper prize
British artists David Shrigley and Lucy Skaer are among the finalists for the Prix Canson prize for artists who work on paper.
Awarded to Argentine artist Adrian Villar Rojas last year, the prize recognizes artists who use paper and have contributed to their field.
The other nominees are Nigerian-born, US-based artists Ruby Onyinyechi Amanze and Njideka Akunyili Crosby and American Bethany Collins
The winner will be revealed on 21 June.
Shrigley's distinctive drawing style - alongside satirical captions - is becoming increasingly popular across the UK, while Glasgow-based Skaer's work has been exhibited across the world.
This year's prize jury is led by Brazilian artist, Tunga, and includes Frederic Paul, curator of the Centre Pompidou; Ian Alteveer, an associate curator at the Metropolitan Museum of Art; and Katherine Stout, the head of the program at the ICA London.
The award carries prize money of 10,000 euros (£7,750) and will be announced at an awards ceremony in New York.