Wilhelm Lehmbruck Scholarship
| Wilhelm Lehmbruck Scholarship | |
|---|---|
| Introductory year: | 1976 |
| Funding period: | 2 years |
| Founder: | City of Duisburg |
| Scholarship holders: | 43 |
| requirements | |
| Target group: | visual artist |
In 1976 the city of Duisburg donated the Wilhelm Lehmbruck Scholarship , named after the sculptor Wilhelm Lehmbruck , who was born in Duisburg-Meiderich in 1881 . This scholarship is awarded every two years to three visual artists who are given a studio for a period of two years in the Dreigiebelhaus and receive a monthly sum of money. The scholarship ends with an exhibition of the works of the scholarship holders developed in Duisburg in the Lehmbruck Museum , which is documented in a catalog.
Previous scholarship holders
- 1977/1978: Ruud Dijkers, Klaus Kiel, Dirk Gottfried and Gabriella Fekete
- 1979/1981: Adam Myjak, Manfred Leopold, Manfred Vogel and Walter Mertel
- 1982/1983: Klaus Osterwald, Jan Mladejovsky, Charles Hewlings and Michael Kortländer
- 1984/1985: Raimund van Well, Eberhard Bosslet and Anton Himstedt
- 1986/1988: Valeria Sass, Heike Pallanca and Jochen Fischer
- 1989/1990: Giampietro Calesso, Wolfgang Robbe and Robert Schad
- 1991/1993: Ulrike Kessl , Susanne Windelen and Jan Ambruz
- 1994/1995: Eva Broski, Andreas M. Kaufmann and Peter Wüthrich
- 1996/1998: Anette Lauer, Anette Wesseling and Gil Shachar
- 1999/2000: Peter Güllenstern, Christel Blömeke and Servet Kocyigit
- 2002/2003: Eva-Maria Bogaert, Mark Formanek , Ruth van Haren, Noman and Johanna Schwarz
- 2005/2006: Yukako Ando, Ulrich Genth , Martin Pfeifle and Christina Griebel
- 2007/2008: Luka Fineisen , Jáchym Fleig , Dragan Lovrinovic
- 2009/2010: Erika Hock , Gereon Krebber and Leunora Salihu