Prix Marcel Duchamp
The Prix Marcel Duchamp is named after the French conceptual artist Marcel Duchamp (1887–1968), endowed with 35,000 euros and awarded annually since 2000 by the Association pour la Diffusion Internationale de l'Art Française (ADIAF) to French or in France living artist is awarded.
The ADIAF is one of the most important associations of lovers, patrons and collectors of contemporary art in France.
The award ceremony is organized and carried out by the Musée d'Art Moderne - Center Georges Pompidou in Paris . The respective artists are selected from a collective of young artists; the winner ( laureate ) is finally awarded by an international jury that changes every year. To be nominated a. visual artists , designers and creators from the fields of sculpture , installation art , photography , video art , painting and multimedia . The winner is invited to present original works from his oeuvre for a period of two months in a special exhibition at the Center Georges Pompidou; the ADIAF is making an additional 30,000 euros available for this. An exhibition catalog dedicated to the award winner and all nominees will be published for the award ceremony.
Award winners
- 2001: Thomas Hirschhorn (* 1957 in Bern , Switzerland ) - installations
- 2002: Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster (* 1965 in Strasbourg , France) - sculptures, installations, video art
- 2003: Mathieu Mercier , (* 1970 in Conflans-Sainte-Honorine , France) - sculptures, installations
- 2004: Carole Benzaken , (* 1964 in Grenoble , France) - painting, installations
- 2005: Claude Closky , (* 1963 in Paris) - Multimedia
- 2006: Philippe Mayaux (* 1961 in Roubaix ) - France
- 2007: Tatiana Trouvé (* 1968)
- 2008: Laurent Grasso (* 1972 in Mulhouse in Alsace)
- 2009: Saâdane Afif (* 1970 in Vendôme ) - France
- 2010: Cyprien Gaillard (* 1980 in Paris ) - France
- 2011: Mircea Cantor (* 1977 in Romania )
- 2012: Daniel Dewar (* 1976 in Forest of Dean ) - Great Britain and Grégory Gicquel (* 1975 in Saint Brieuc ) - France
- 2013: Latifa Echakhch (* 1974 in El Khnansa) - Morocco
- 2014: Julien Prévieux (* 1974 in Grenoble ) - performance artist
- 2015: Melik Ohanian (* 1969 in Lyon , France) - installations, photography
- 2016: Kader Attia (* 1970 in Dugny , France) - film, installations
- 2017: Joana Hadjithomas and Khalil Joreige , artist duo
- 2018: Clément Cogitore (* 1983 in Colmar ) - France
- 2019: Éric Baudelaire (* 1973 in Salt Lake City ) - French-American artist and filmmaker
