Max Imdahl Scholarship
The Max Imdahl grant for art education from the North Rhine-Westphalia Foundation for Nature Conservation, Homeland and Cultural Care was first advertised in German-speaking countries in 1993. After three awards, it was transferred to the "Schöppinger Forum of Art Education" , which has been organizing conferences and projects since then and is in charge of the "Archive for Art Education Max Imdahl".
Goal setting
This two-year scholarship is intended to promote innovative methods and forms of art mediation which, in the spirit of the founder Max Imdahl, enable broad sections of the population to have access to art ("culture for everyone"). Such a scholarship also offered the opportunity to scientifically reflect on the practice of art education and to make it accessible through a publication.
Award winners
- "See for yourself" by Annette Philp 1999-2000
- "If you don't want to see, you have to hear" by Joachim Rönneper 1997–98
- "The Imaginary City" by Karen and Jörg van den Berg 1994–96
literature
- Heinz Kock (Hrsg.): TRANSFER 1. Contributions to art education. Results of the work of the three winners. Schöppinger Forum of Art Education, Schöppingen 1st edition 2002. ISBN 3-9808214-0-4
- Sigrun Brunsiek and Heinz Kock (eds.): TRANSFER 2. On the status of art education today. Approaches - Perspectives - Criticism. Documentation of the conference in October 2002. ISBN 3-9808214-3-9
- Sigrun Brunsiek and Heinz Kock (eds.): TRANSFER 3. Attempts in the intermediate space. Experimental art education in the digital age. Documentation of the conference in November 2003. ISBN 3-937828-00-1