Leonhard and Ida Wolf Memorial Prize
The Leonhard and Ida Wolf Memorial Prize is an art prize from Munich . It serves to promote young artists who have excelled themselves creatively, particularly in the musical field, in the field of fine arts or literature.
The prize goes back to a foundation by Ida Wolf, which in 1987 established the city of Munich as heiress of 30 percent of its assets and made it a condition to use the investment income to support young Munich artists with prizes. After the inheritance was accepted by the Munich city council and a non-legal foundation was established in 1995, the first prizes were awarded in 1996. Their number and amount depend on the income from the basic assets left by the founder. As a rule, one or two prizes for music and one for fine arts are awarded annually, and one or more prizes for literature every two years.
In addition to Munich, the Leonhard and Ida Wolf Memorial Prize has also been awarded in Fürth since 1995 .
Previous winners
music
- 1997 Carl Christian Bettendorf
- 1998 Ingo Dannhorn
- 2000 Stefan Frank, Johannes Kreusch
- 2001 Peer Quednau
- 2002 Laura Konjetzky
- 2003 Dominika Hirschler
- 2005 Michael Bauer
- 2006 no award
- 2007 Anno Schreier
- 2008 elektra public bath
- 2009 Mariella Haubs
- 2010 Rosalie Eberle, Manfred Mildenberger
- 2011 no award
- 2012 Anna Korsun, Duo steuber.öllinger (Johannes Öllinger, Martin Steuber)
- 2013 Sebastian Schwab
- 2014 Sophie Mefan, Katarina Schmidt
- 2015 Pablo Quaß
- 2016 Alexandra Obermeier
- 2017 Kathrin Isabelle Klein
- 2018 Mathias Lachenmayr
- 2019 Hamlet Ambarzumjan
Visual arts
- 1996 Simone Boehm
- 1997 Nevin Aladag
- 1998 Gregor Passens
- 1999 Benjamin Heisenberg
- 2000 Klara Hobza
- 2001 Almut Determeyer
- 2002 Michael Sailstorfer
- 2003 Katharina Weishäupl
- 2004 not awarded
- 2005 not awarded
- 2006 Lena Bröcker, Jakub Moravek
- 2007 not awarded
- 2008 Susanne Hanus, Matthias Männer
- 2009 Anna McCarthy , Stefan Wischnewski
- 2010 Felix Burger, Esther Judith Hinz
- 2011 Christine Tanqueray
- 2012 Christian Hartard
- 2013 Angela Stiegler
- 2014 Stefanie Hamann & Maria von Mier
- 2015 Judith Neunhaeuserer
- 2016 Patrik Thomas
- 2017 Lukas Hoffmann
- 2018 Sophia Mainka
- 2019 Esther Zahel
literature
- 1997 Oliver Pade
- 1998 Benjamin Rischer
- 1999 Caroline Rabl
- 2001 Erika Markmiller
- 2003 Michael Angelmi
- 2005 Benedikt Feiten
- 2007 Theres Lehn
- 2009 Janine Adomeit, Tobias Hipp, Constanze Petery
- 2011 Katharina Eyssen, Rebecca Olbrich
- 2013 Ronya Othmann
- 2015 Jan Reinhardt
- 2017 Verena Ullmann for her poetry project Wedafest
- 2019 Annegret Liepold for her novel project Überlandfahrt
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Annual Report 2003. (PDF) Press and Information Office of the City of Munich, p. 39 , accessed on February 22, 2016 .
- ↑ a b c Previously awarded music scholarships. Retrieved February 22, 2016 .
- ↑ a b c d e grants for music. Prize winners. Retrieved February 22, 2016 .
- ↑ Annual Report 2003. (PDF) Press and Information Office of the City of Munich, p. 37 , accessed on February 22, 2016 .
- ↑ Annual Report 2008. (PDF) Press and Information Office of the City of Munich, p. 77 , accessed on February 22, 2016 .
- ↑ Rathausumschau. (PDF) Press and Information Office of the City of Munich, October 13, 2009, p. 14 , accessed on February 22, 2016 .
- ↑ a b c d e award winners. Retrieved February 22, 2016 .
- ↑ Annual Report 2011 (PDF; 7.5 MB) Press and Information Office of the City of Munich, p. 75 , accessed on February 22, 2016 .
- ↑ a b c d e f g h literary grants and Leonhard and Ida Wolf commemorative prizes. Prize winners until 2011. Accessed on February 22, 2016 .
- ↑ a b Literature scholarships from the City of Munich. Retrieved February 22, 2016 .