Spikes Asia releases 2023 shortlists

Spikes Asia, now on its 36th edition, has today released shortlists across 20 of the Spikes Awards. Of the initial 3005 entries from 21 countries, 601 entries have made it onto the shortlists and will now compete to be awarded APAC’s most prestigious creative branded communications accolade.

108 Jurors from locations across Asia Pacific and from a wide range of creative industry disciplines and backgrounds have convened in person, for the first time since 2019, to judge the work.

The Design, Glass: The Award for Change, Integrated and Mobile Spikes shortlists will be released on Friday 3 March.

The Gold, Silver and Bronze winners will be announced on Tuesday 7 March, followed by the Grands Prix and Special Award winners on Thursday 9 March.

All shortlists can be found here.


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