Prize of the City of Vienna for Fine Arts
The City of Vienna Prize for Fine Arts was awarded annually from 1947 to 2001 for the three categories of applied arts , sculpture, and painting and graphics . It has been awarded annually since 2002 without naming a category.
Mode of price
The price is regulated by the Department of Culture of the City of Vienna (MA 7). One award winner currently (2009) receives prize money of 8,000 euros.
Prize winner 1947–1966
Prize winner 1967–1986
Prize winners 1987-2001
Award winner from 2002
The City of Vienna Prize for Fine Arts has been awarded annually since 2002 without naming a category.
- 2002: Hildegard Jelinek-Absalon - Josef Dabernig - llse Haider - Turi Werkner
- 2003: Elke Krystufek - Friedl Kubelka - Dorit Margreiter - Markus Prachensky
- 2004: Elfriede Mejchar - Constanze Ruhm - Hans Weigand - Otto Zitko
- 2005: Matthias Herrmann - Maria Theresia Litschauer - Inés Lombardi - Lisl Ponger
- 2006: Carola Dertnig - Markus Geiger - Florian Pumhösl - Hans Schabus
- 2007: Renate Bertlmann - Ines Doujak - Markus Schinwald - Peter Sengl
- 2008: Maria Hahnenkamp - Ursula Hübner - artist group gelitin - Dominik Steiger
- 2009: Lore Heuermann - Anna Jermolaewa - Mathias Poledna - Esther Stocker
- 2010: Herwig Kempinger - Marko Lulic - Mara Mattuschka - Walter Schmögner
- 2011: Brigitte Prinzgau - Wolfgang Podgorschek - Thomas Reinhold - Margot Pilz
- 2012: Ingeborg G. Pluhar - Barbara Eichhorn - Martin Walde - Hans Scheirl
- 2013: Dorothee Golz - František Lesák - Matta Wagnest - Herwig Zens
- 2014: Michaela Moscouw - Fritz Panzer - Gabriele Rothemann - Gerhard Rühm
- 2015: Lieselott Beschorner - Linda Christanell - Michael Kienzer - Susanna Krawagna
- 2016: Sonja Gangl - Gudrun Kampl - Karin Mack - Jorg Hartig
- 2017: Julie Hayward - Hubert Sielecki - Gerlinde Wurth - Jun Yang
- 2018: Iris Andraschek
- 2019: Sabine Bitter and Helmut Weber
Individual evidence
- ↑ City of Vienna Fine Arts: Prize winners since 1947, accessed on August 15, 2014
- ↑ Prize winners - Prizes of the City of Vienna - Cultural Department (MA 7) (accessed on February 9, 2017)
- ^ Ernst Krenek Prize to composer Thomas Larcher. In: kleinezeitung.at. August 3, 2018, accessed August 6, 2018 .
- ↑ Prices of the City of Vienna 2019. In: PID Press and Information Service of the City of Vienna. August 12, 2019, accessed August 13, 2019 .