German critic award

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The German Critics' Award is a culture award that was awarded from 1951 to 2009 by the Association of German Critics. V. was awarded annually.

The undoped award was given in the specialist groups architecture , visual arts , television , film , radio , literature , music , dance and theater . With it (according to self-portrayal) “the still undiscovered, underappreciated or a life's work” should be highlighted. The award of prizes was discontinued when the association was dissolved in 2010.

Award winners (selection)

architecture

Kuehn Malvezzi (2009), Gion A. Caminada (2008), Günter Behnisch (honorary award 2008), Andreas Hild (2007), HG Merz (2006), Hufnagel Pütz Rafaelian (2005), Uwe Schröder and Ulrich Conrads (special honor) ( 2004), Carsten Roth (2002), Wandel Hoefer Lorch + Hirsch (2001), Bothe Richter Teherani (1999), Rolf Disch (1998), Zvi Hecker (1995), Stephan Braunfels (1994), Herzog & de Meuron (1993) , Ludwig Leo (1988), Karljosef Schattner (1987), Manfred Schiedhelm (1986), Hardt-Waltherr Hämer (1985)

Visual arts

Ulrich Wagner (2009), Karina Raeck (2008), Via Lewandowsky (2005), Thomas Florschuetz (2004), Gisela Weimann (2002), Leiko Ikemura (2001), Mary Bauermeister , (1999), Christiane Meyer and Matthias Müller (1997 ), Carsten Höller (1996), Jochen Gerz (1995), Katharina Sieverding (1994), Jean-Christophe Ammann (1993), Werner Schmidt (1992), Alf Lechner (1991), Hans Haacke (1990), Lili Fischer (1989 ), Sculpture Project Münster (1987) Berlin Office (1985), Ulrich Rückriem (1984), Karl Horst Hödicke (1982), Wolfgang Petrick (1980), Barbara Heinisch (1979), Klaus Staeck (1978), Timm Ulrichs (1977) , László Lakner (1976), Rebecca Horn (1975), Klaus Vogelgesang (1974), René Block (1973), Gerd Winner (1971), Markus Lüpertz (1970), Bernd Koberling (1969), Michael Schwarze (1968), Gernot Bubenik (1967), Peter Ackermann (1965), Walter Stöhrer (1964), Karl Prantl (1962), Yasuo Mizui (1962), Werner Düttmann (1960), Josef Hegenbarth (1959), Guido Jendritzko (1957), Heinz Trökes ( 1955), Hans Uhlmann and Theo Dor Werner (1954), Erich Fritz Reuter (1953), Karl Schmidt-Rottluff (1951)

watch TV

Editorial staff Kulturzeit (2009), Maren Eggert and Matthias Brandt (2008), Zapp magazine (2007), Rhythm Is It! (2005), ARTE editorial team (2002), Sonia Seymour Mikich (2001), Traces of Power by Herlinde Koelbl (1999), Michael Strauven (1998), Friedhelm Brebeck with Dirk Sager and Friedrich Schreiber (1997), Christoph Maria Fröhder ( 1996), HR Feature Editor (1995), Hans-Dieter Grabe (1994), Alfred Biolek (1993), Klaus Bednarz (1992), Dagmar Wittmers (1991) Günter Gaus (1990), Gabriele Krone-Schmalz (1989), Egon Monk (1988), Gordian Troeller (1987), Helmut Dietl (1986), Eberhard Fechner (1984), Dieter Hildebrandt (1983), Bernward Wember (1982), WDR television for the German version of Holocaust - The History of the White Family (1978), ZDF for license plate D (1977), Horst Stern (1976), Gustl Bayrhammer (1975)

Movie

Barbara and Winfried Junge (Honorary Prize 2009), Michael Althen and Hans Helmut Prinzler (2009), Robert Thalheim (2008), Sylvester Groth (2007), Maximilian Brückner (2006), En Garde by Ayşe Polat (2005), lights by Hans- Christian Schmid (2004), Berlin is in Germany by Hannes Stöhr (2002), Artur Brauner (Ehrenpreis 2002), Tom Tykwer (1998), Helke Misselwitz (1997), Egon Humer (1996), Andreas Gruber (1995), Corinna Harfouch (1994), Volker Koepp (1993), Andreas Dresen (1992), Sophie Maintigneux (1990), Heiner Carow (1989), Nico Hofmann (1988), Jan Schütte (1987), Basis-Film Verleih (1986), Jeanine Meerapfel (1985), Edgar Reitz (1984), Hans-Jürgen Syberberg (1982 and 1968), Margarethe von Trotta (1981), Friends of the Deutsche Kinemathek (1980), Frank Beyer (1979), Josef Rödl (1978), Wim Wenders ( 1977), Angela Winkler (1975), Ottokar Runze (1974), Wolf Gremm (1973), Jutta Hoffmann and Margarethe von Trotta (1972), Johannes Schaaf (1971 and 1967), Eberhard Fechner (1970), Curt Linda (1969) , A lexandra Kluge (1966), Franz Peter Wirth (1963), Boy Gobert (1961), Frank Wisbar (1959), Ottomar Domnick (1957), Kurt Hoffmann (1956), Charles Regnier (1955), Ilse Steppat (1954), Peter Pewas (1951)

Radio

Hessischer Rundfunk for House of Voices , radio play by Silke Scheuermann / Catherine Milliken / Dietmar Wiesner (2009), Deutschlandradio (2008), RBB Kulturradio für Entführung in der Musik (2007)

literature

Ursula Krechel (2009), Gerlind Reinshagen (2008), Friedrich Christian Delius (2007), Hans-Ulrich Treichel (2006), German Literature Institute Leipzig (2005), Judith Kuckart (2004), Antje Rávic Strubel (2003), Bodo Kirchhoff ( 2002), Sherko Fatah (Special Prize 2002), Kathrin Schmidt (2001), Thomas Kling (1999), Friederike Kretzen (1998), Manfred Rumpl (1997), Volker Braun (1996), Marcel Beyer (1995), Brigitte Burmeister (1994 ), Friederike Roth (1993), Herta Müller (1992), Peter Wawerzinek (1991), Merkur (1990), Irene Dische (1989), Jürgen Fuchs (1988), Robert Gernhardt (1987), Einar Schleef (1986), Peter Maiwald (1985), Christoph Hein (1983), Paul Nizon (1982), Sarah Kirsch (1981), Jürgen Becker (1980), Klaus Wagenbach (1979), Hans Magnus Enzensberger (1978 and 1962), Franz Fühmann (1977), Elisabeth Plessen (1976), Christa Reinig (1975), Dolf Sternberger (1974), Horst Krüger (1973), Franz Xaver Kroetz (1972), Peter Hacks (1971), Jean Améry (1970), Dieter Wellershoff (1969), Margret Boveri (1968), Günther Anders (1967), Elias Canetti (1966), Hans Mayer (1965), Peter Härtling (1964), Hans Kudszus (1963), Ingeborg Bachmann (1961), Günter Grass (1960), Theodor W. Adorno (1959), Alfred Andersch (1958), Eva Rechel-Mertens (1957), Gertrud Kolmar (1956), Kurt Hiller (1955), Arnold Hauser (1954), Heinrich Böll (1953), Rudolf Hagelstange (1952), Martin Kessel (1951)

music

Lothar Zagrosek (2009), Kolja Lessing (2008), Freiburger Barockorchester (2007), musica reanimata (2006), Berliner Symphoniker (2005), Musikakademie Rheinsberg (2004), Heiner Goebbels (2003), Claudio Abbado (2002), Artemis- Quartet (2001), Neue Musikzeitung (1999), Grete von Zieritz (Special Prize 1999), Siegfried Matthus (1998), Yakov Kreizberg (1997), Frank Schneider (1996), Winfried Radeke (1995), Concerto Köln (1994), Berthold Goldschmidt (1993), Kurt Sanderling and Günter Wand (1992), Udo Zimmermann (1991), Eberhard Kloke (1990), Ensemble Modern (1989), Sergiu Celibidache (1988 and 1953), Maki Ishii (1987), Herbert Henck (1986 ), Harry Kupfer (1985), Gerd Albrecht (1984), Music Concepts (1983), Dramaturgy of the Frankfurt Opera (1982), Hans-Jürgen von Bose (1981), Junge Deutsche Philharmonie (1980), Brigitte Fassbaender (1979) , Wolfgang Sawallisch (1978), Jost Gebers from Free Music Production (1977), Theodore Bloomfield (1976), Christiane Edinger (1975), Walter Bachauer (1974), José van Dam (1973), Dieter Schnebel (1972), Radio-Symphonie-Orchester Berlin (1971), Aribert Reimann (1970), Leon Spierer (1969), Karlheinz Zöller (1968), Gerald Humel (1967), Walter Hagen-Groll (1966), Boris Blacher (1965), Reinhard Peters (1964), Aurèle Nicolet (1963), Carl August Bünte (1962), Carl Ebert (1961), Josef Greindl (1960), Städtische Oper Berlin (1959), Jascha Horenstein (1958), Hermann Scherchen (1957), Ernst Haefliger (1955), Ferenc Fricsay and Mathieu Lange (1952), Elisabeth Grümmer (1951)

dance

Heinz Spoerli (2009), Xavier Le Roy (2008), Wladimir Malachow (2007), Polina Semionowa (2005), Urs Dietrich (2004), Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker (2003), Gregor Seyffert (2002), Margaret Illmann (2001) , Sasha Waltz (1999), Joachim Schlömer (1996), Tom Schilling (1994), Gerhard Bohner (1992 and 1972), Maurice Béjart (1991), Johann Kresnik (1990), Arila Siegert (1989), William Forsythe (1988) , Jean Weidt (1986), Susanne Linke (1985), Pina Bausch (1984), Antonio Gades (1983), Reinhild Hoffmann (1982), Birgit Keil (1981), Nele Hertling with Dirk Scheper (1978), Kurt Jooss (1977 ), Marcia Haydée (1971), Dore Hoyer (1967 and 1951), Manja Chmièl (1968), Tatjana Gsovsky (1965 and 1953), Konstanze Vernon (1963), Mary Wigman (1961), Judith Dornys (1959), Gert Reinholm (1957)

theatre

Tobias Wellemeyer from Theater Magdeburg (2009), Münchner Kammerspiele (2008), Carmen-Maja Antoni (Honorary Award 2008), Jürgen Gosch (2006 and 1984), Jossi Wieler (2005), Anne Tismer (2003), Rolf Boysen and Thomas Holtzmann ( Honorary awards 2003), Adolf Dresen (2002 posthumously), Dorothee Hartinger (2001), bremer shakespeare company (1999), Peter Sodann (1998), Konstanze Lauterbach (1996), Hermann Beil (1995), Dagmar Manzel (1994), Dimiter Gotscheff (1991), Thomas Langhoff (1990), Udo Samel and Peter Simonischek (1989), Roberto Ciulli (1988), Gisela Stein (1987), Andrea Breth (1985), Luc Bondy (1983), Volker Ludwig (1982), Elisabeth Trissenaar (1981), Ernst Wendt (1980), Otto Sander (1979), Niels-Peter Rudolph (1977), George Tabori (1976), Karl-Ernst Herrmann (1975), Bernhard Minetti (1974), Dieter Dorn (1972) , Ensemble Peer Gynt of the Schaubühne am Halleschen Ufer (1971), Peter Stein (1970), Lieselotte Rau (1969), Horst Bollmann (1968), Grete Wurm (1967), Erich Schellow (1966), Stefan Wigger (1965), Konrad Swinarski (1964), Grete Mosheim (1963), Walter Franck (1961), Curt Bois (1960), Klaus Kammer (1958), Friedrich Maurer (1957), Oscar Fritz Schuh (1956), Leopold Rudolf (1955), Schloßpark -Theater Berlin (1953), Rudolf Forster and Martin Held (1952), Maria Becker (1951)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ theaterforschung.de: about the Association of German Critics e. V. accessed on April 11, 2011
  2. ^ Association of German Critics (web archive). Association of German Critics, March 7, 2009, archived from the original on March 7, 2009 ; Retrieved June 29, 2016 .
  3. ↑ Laudation by Stefanie Endlich