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	2022 [[Lady Skollie]] (Visual Art), [[Koleka Putuma]] (Poetry), [[Theatre Duo]] ([[Billy Langa]] and [[Mahlatsi Mokgonyana]]) (Theatre), [[Thami Majela]] (Dance), [[Msaki]] (Music), [[Linda Sikhakane]] (Jazz)		2022 [[Lady Skollie]] (Visual Art), [[Koleka Putuma]] (Poetry), [[Theatre Duo]] ([[Billy Langa]] and [[Mahlatsi Mokgonyana]]) (Theatre), [[Thami Majela]] (Dance), [[Msaki]] (Music), [[Linda Sikhakane]] (Jazz)
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		+	2023: [[Darren English]] (Jazz), [[Zoe Modiga]] (Music), [[Stephané Conradie]] (Visual Arts), [[Lorin Sookool]] (Dance), [[Kgomotso ‘MoMo’ Matsunyane]] (Theatre), [[Angel Ho]] (Performance Art)

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-See also  '''[[Young Artist Awards]]''' and '''[[Five Roses Young Artist Awards]]'''
+See also '''[[Five Roses Young Artist Awards]]'''
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 [[Kristi-Leigh Gresse]] (Dance), [[Vuma Levin]] (Jazz), [[Buhlebezwe Siwani]] (Visual Art), [[Cara Stacey]] (Music), [[Gavin Krastin]] (Performance Art), [[Thando Doni]] (Theatre).
-[[Lady Skollie]] (Visual Art), [[Koleka Putuma]] (Poetry), [[Theatre Duo]] ([[Billy Langa]] and [[Mahlatsi Mokgonyana]]) (Theatre), [[Thami Majela]] (Dance), Msaki (Music), [[Linda Sikhakane]] (Jazz)
+[[Lady Skollie]] (Visual Art), [[Koleka Putuma]] (Poetry), [[Theatre Duo]] ([[Billy Langa]] and [[Mahlatsi Mokgonyana]]) (Theatre), [[Thami Majela]] (Dance), [[Msaki]] (Music), [[Linda Sikhakane]] (Jazz)
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 == History ==
-The Young Artist Awards were started in 1981 by the [[Grahamstown Festival|National Arts Festival]] to recognise emerging, relatively young South African artists who have demonstrated exceptional ability in their chosen field.
+The Young Artist Awards were started in 1981 by the [[Grahamstown Festival|National Arts Festival]] committee to recognise emerging, relatively young South African artists who have demonstrated exceptional ability in their chosen field.
-Originally called the [[Five Roses Young Artists Awards]] after the festival's founding sponsors, when instituted by the [[National Arts Festival]] committee in 1981, they were renamed after the new sponsors in 1984, as the [[Standard Bank Young Artist Awards]].
+Originally called the [[Five Roses Young Artists Awards]] after the festival's founding sponsors, they were renamed after the new sponsors in 1984, as the [[Standard Bank Young Artist Awards]].
 Initially only awarded for drama and visual art, they were quickly expanded to include other disciplines – by 2015 the awards were being made for dance, jazz, music, theatre, visual art, performance art and film, as well as posthumous and special recognition awards.

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−	The [[Standard Bank Young Artist Awards]] are prestigious awards made in different disciplines – dance, jazz, music, theatre, visual art, performance art and film - by the committee of the [[National Arts Festival]] to acknowledge emerging young South African artists who demonstrate an outstanding artistic talent. The Award also includes posthumous and special recognition awards. These prestigious awards are presented annually to deserving artists affording them national exposure and acclaim. The winners receive a cash prize and, as part of their award, are given the opportunity to perform, direct or exhibit on the [[National Arts Festival]]'s Main Festival Programme.	+	The [[Standard Bank Young Artist Awards]] (formerly the [[Five Roses Young Artist Awards]]) are prestigious awards made in different disciplines – dance, jazz, music, theatre, visual art, performance art and film - by the committee of the [[National Arts Festival]] to acknowledge emerging young South African artists who demonstrate an outstanding artistic talent. The Award also includes posthumous and special recognition awards. These prestigious awards are presented annually to deserving artists affording them national exposure and acclaim. The winners receive a cash prize and, as part of their award, are given the opportunity to perform, direct or exhibit on the [[National Arts Festival]]'s Main Festival Programme.

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 ==Winners==
 Young Artist Award winners over the years, in all the fields,  are:
 [[Richard E. Grant]], [[John Theodore]], [[Jules van de Vijver]]

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	1983 [[Paul Slabolepszy]], [[Malcolm Payne]], [[David Kosviner]]		1983 [[Paul Slabolepszy]], [[Malcolm Payne]], [[David Kosviner]]
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	1984 [[Peter Schütz]], [[Ken Leach]]; Standard Bank - 1820 Foundation 10th Anniversary Special Award: [[Lamar Crowson]]		1984 [[Peter Schütz]], [[Ken Leach]]; Standard Bank - 1820 Foundation 10th Anniversary Special Award: [[Lamar Crowson]]

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−	~~Prestigious~~ awards made in different disciplines – dance, jazz, music, theatre, visual art, performance art and film - by the committee of the [[National Arts Festival]] to acknowledge emerging young South African artists who demonstrate an outstanding artistic talent. The Award also includes posthumous and special recognition awards. These prestigious awards are presented annually to deserving artists affording them national exposure and acclaim. The winners receive a cash prize and, as part of their award, are given the opportunity to perform, direct or exhibit on the [[National Arts Festival]]'s Main Festival Programme.	+	The [[Standard Bank Young Artist Awards]] are prestigious awards made in different disciplines – dance, jazz, music, theatre, visual art, performance art and film - by the committee of the [[National Arts Festival]] to acknowledge emerging young South African artists who demonstrate an outstanding artistic talent. The Award also includes posthumous and special recognition awards. These prestigious awards are presented annually to deserving artists affording them national exposure and acclaim. The winners receive a cash prize and, as part of their award, are given the opportunity to perform, direct or exhibit on the [[National Arts Festival]]'s Main Festival Programme.

	== History ==		== History ==