Edwin Scharff Prize
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The Edwin Scharff Prize (German: Edwin-Scharff-Preis) has been awarded annually by the city of Hamburg since 1955, named after sculptor Edwin Scharff.[1][2] The prize is awarded to artist who shaped the cultural life of Hamburg. The winners are chosen by a seven-member jury, which is appointed by the Senate.[3] The prize money is €15,000.[4]
List of recipients
[edit | edit source]- 1955 Erich Hartmann and Hans Martin Ruwoldt
- 1956 Arnold Fiedler and Fritz Husmann
- 1957 Karl Kluth and Herbert Spangenberg
- 1958 Fritz Kronenberg and Richard Steffen
- 1959 Willem Grimm and Eylert Spars
- 1960 Tom Hops and Martin Irwahn
- 1961 Fritz Flinte and Karl August Ohrt
- 1962 Ivo Hauptmann and Alfred Mahlau
- 1963 Joachim Albrecht and Ursula Querner
- 1964 Werner Reichold and Gustav Seitz
- 1965 Horst Janssen and Paul Wunderlich
- 1966 Fritz Fleer and Hans Sperschneider
- 1967 Friedrich Ahlers-Hestermann
- 1968 Gisela Bührmann and Diether Kressel
- 1969 Volker Detlef Heydorn and Hans Kock
- 1970 Werner Bunz and Harald Duwe
- 1971 Knud Knabe and Jörn Pfab
- 1972 Armin Sandig and Manfred Sihle-Wissel
- 1973 Volker Meier and Hans Hermann Steffens
- 1974 Almut Heise and Karin Witte
- 1975 Edgar Augustin and Anna Oppermann
- 1976 Ingrid Webendoerfer and Wilhelm M. Busch
- 1977 Kai Sudeck
- 1978 no recipient
- 1979 Dieter Glasmacher
- 1980 Detlef Birgfeld
- 1981 Christa Lühtje and Holger Matthies
- 1982 Klaus Kröger
- 1983 Ulrich Rückriem
- 1984 Claus Böhmler
- 1985 Hanne Darboven
- 1986 Gudrun Piper and Max Hermann Mahlmann
- 1987 Jan Meyer Rogge
- 1988 Gustav Kluge
- 1989 Franz Erhard Walther
- 1990 Stanley Brouwn
- 1993 Jürgen Bordanowicz
- 1994 Rolf Rose
- 1995 Hyun-Sook Song
- 1996 Anna and Bernhard Blume
- 1997 Klaus Kumrow
- 1998 Andreas Slominski
- 1999 Gisela Bullacher
- 2000 Nicola Torke
- 2001 Bogomir Ecker
- 2002 Wiebke Siem
- 2003 Daniel Richter
- 2004 Till Krause
- 2005 Jochen Lempert
- 2006 Michael Dörner
- 2007 Anna Gudjónsdóttir
- 2008 Jeanne Faust
- 2009 Linda McCue
- 2010 Frank Gerritz
- 2011 Peter Piller
- 2012 "Ort des Gegen e.V." in honor of Annette Wehrmann
- 2013 Gunter Reski
- 2014 Christoph Schäfer
- 2015 Stefan Kern
- 2016 Silke Grossmann
- 2017 Thomas Baldischwyler
- 2018 Michaela Melián[4][5]
- 2019 Alexander Rischer[6]
- 2020 Jochen Schmith[6]
- 2021 Nana Petzet[6]
References
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External links
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