Icelandic Art Prize: 2022 Visual Artists of the Year, Bryndís Snæbjörnsdóttir & Mark Wilson for the exhibition, Visitations (at Akureyri Art Museum, 25th September 2021 – January 16th 2022).
Myndlistarsjóður – undirbúningsstyrkur fyrir yfirlitssýningu í Gerðarsafni 2020
Myndstef – In Context residency. 2019
Icelandic Research Fund (Rannis). A major three-year research project Visitations: Polar Bears Out of Place. This Snæbjörnsdóttir/ Wilson-led interdisciplinary project also involves researchers from the fields of anthropology, folklore and art history.
VR – Swedish Science Council research grant as part of the collaborative art & science project Beyond Plant Blindness. Jan. 2015 – Dec. 2018
Launasjóður Myndlistarmanna, Iceland 2016(Snæbjörnsdóttir 12 months)
Muggur, Reykjavík, Iceland, 2015
Launasjóður Myndlistarmanna, Iceland 2014(Snæbjörnsdóttir 6 months)
KU – Valand Academy, research award, 2014
Icelandic Art Centre, 2013
KU – Gothenburg University, 2012
Art Council England, 2010
KU Gothenburg University, 2010
Long-listed for the Northern Art Prize, 2009
Henry Moore Foundation, 2008
Arnulfska Foundation, Sweden, 2007
Icelandic Ministry of culture, 2007
Art Council England, 2007
Reykjavik Art Festival, 2006
Art Council of England, Research award, 2006
British Council award, 2006
City of Reykjavik, Culture Committee, 2005
Cumbria Institute of the Arts Research Award, 2004
Nominated for Paul Hamlyn Award, 2003
Henry Moore Foundation, award 2003
ACE national touring, major award, 2003
Arts and Business award 2003
SAC, assistant grant for “nanoq – flat out and bluesome”, 2003
English Arts Council’s International Fellowship at VCA Melbourne Australia & Ruskin School of Drawing, 2002
North West Arts, small assistance grant, 2002
The VISUAL ARTS AWARD, Scottish Arts Council 2001