It seems like just yesterday when museum sponsorship by the oil-spewing BP company was a galvanizing controversy. Now the U.K.'s National Portrait Gallery has announced the four finalists for the 2011 BP Portrait Award, a £25,000 prize that comes with a £4,000 commission (and an extra £5,000 if the winner happens to be under 30). The four shortlisted artists are Ian Cumberland for "Just to Feel Normal," Wim Heldens for "Distracted," Sertan Saltan for "Mrs. Cerna," and Louis Smith for "Holly." The winner will be announced in mid-June. [Press Release] - ARTINFO
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