Prince Claus Awards

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The Prince Claus Fund has presented the Prince Clause Awards annually since 1997 to honor individuals and organisations reflecting a contemporary approach to the themes of culture and development. Recipients are mainly located in Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean.

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[edit] Prince Claus Awards

[edit] Nominations

Honorees are determined by a jury of honorary chairmen who are experts from fields relevant to its mission of culture and development.

[edit] Criteria

The most important consideration of the jury is the positive effect of a laureate’s work on a wider cultural or social field. The Prince Claus Fund interprets culture in a broad sense to encompass all kinds of artistic and intellectual disciplines, science, media and education. Outstanding quality is an essential condition for an award.

[edit] Award Presentation

The Principal Award of € 100,000 is presented during a ceremony at the Royal Palace in Amsterdam in December every year. The additional awards of € 25,000 each are presented in the Dutch embassies in the countries where the recipients live in December and January.

[edit] The Prince Claus Awards Books

Every year, the Fund publishes a book including the awards speech by one of the Honorary Chairmen, an extract of the lecture by a leading thinker, the jury’s report and extensive discussions of the laureates’ work by experts qualified in the laureates' fields.

[edit] List of Previous Award Books

[edit] 2006 Prince Claus Awards

[edit] Theme

Visual arts

[edit] Principle laureate

[edit] Laureates

  • Christine Tohme
  • Lida Abdul

[edit] 2005 Prince Claus Awards

[edit] Theme

Humour and Satire

[edit] Laureates

  • Ebrahim Nabavi (Iran)
  • Zapiro alias Jonathon Shapiro (South Africa)
  • Lenin El-Ramly (Egypt)
  • Slamet Gundono (Indonesia)
  • Edgar Langeveldt (Zimbabwe)
  • Zapiro alias Jonathon Shapiro (South Africa)
  • Lenin El-Ramly (Egypt)
  • Slamet Gundono (Indonesia)
  • Edgar Langeveldt (Zimbabwe)
  • Michael Poghosian (Armenia)
  • Joaquin Salvador Lavado, alias Quino (Argentina)
  • Chéri Samba (Congo)
  • Niède Guidon (Brazil)
  • Abdul Shariff (Zanzibar, Tanzania)
  • Opiyo Okach (Kenya)

[edit] 2004 Prince Claus Awards

[edit] Theme

The positive Results of Asylum and Migration.

[edit] Laureates

  • Mahmoud Darwish (Palestine)
  • Javad El-Assadi (Eragh)
  • Tin Moe (Myanmar/Burma)
  • Ivaldo Bertazzo (Brazil)
  • Bhutan Archery Federation (Bhutan)
  • Halet Çambel (Turkey)
  • Omara Khaan Massoudi (Afghanistan)
  • Memoria Abierta (Argentina)
  • Far'rokh Ghasim (Tajikistan)
  • Aminata Traoré (Mali)

[edit] 2003 Prince Claus Awards

[edit] Theme

The survival and innovation of Crafts

[edit] Laureates

  • Wang Shixiang (PR China)
  • 2002 Arab Human Development Report
  • Mathare Youth Sports Association (Kenya)
  • Carlinhos Brown (Brazil)
  • New Argentinian Cinema: Lita Stantic (Argentina)
  • District Six Museum (South Africa)
  • Hasan Saltik (Turkey)
  • Mick Pearce (Zimbabwe)
  • Reyum Institute of Arts and Culture (Cambodia)
  • G.N. Devy (India)
  • Biboki Weavers: Yovita Meta (West Timor)

[edit] 2002 Prince Claus Awards

[edit] Theme

Languages and transcultural forms of expression

[edit] Laureates

  • Mohamed Chafik (Morocco)
  • Marcelo Araúz Lavadenz (Bolivia)
  • Ali Farzat (Syria)
  • Ferreira Gullar (Brazil)
  • Amira Hass (Israel)
  • Lembaga Kajian Islam dan Sosial (Indonesia)
  • Virginia Pérez-Ratton (Costa Rica)
  • Youssou N’Dour (Senegal)
  • Walter Tournier (Uruguay)
  • Wu Liangyong (PR China)

[edit] 2001 Prince Claus Awards

[edit] Theme

Carnival

[edit] Laureates

  • The Summer Carnival Foundation (Rotterdam, The Netherlands)
  • Peter Minshall, designer (Trinidad)
  • Chris Abani (Nigeria)
  • Duong Thu Huong (Vietnam)
  • Samuel Fosso (Cameroon)
  • Jahaan-e Ke'taab [The World of the Book] (Tehran, Iran)
  • Mehri Maftun (Badakhshan, Afghanistan)
  • Antoun Maqdesi (Syria)
  • Ibrahim Salahi(b. Sudan; lives in Oxford, UK)
  • Elena Rivera Mirano (USA; grew up and lives in Manila, Philippines)
  • Talingo (Panama)
  • Iván Thays (Lima, Peru)

[edit] 2000 Prince Claus Awards

[edit] Theme

Urban Heroes

[edit] Laureates

  • Jaime Lerner (Brazil)
  • Viva Rio (Brazil)
  • Francisco Toledo (Mexico)
  • Bush Radio (South Africa)
  • Communalism Combat (India)
  • Cui Jian (PR China)
  • Film Resource Unit (South Africa)
  • Arif Hasan (Pakistan)
  • Bhupen Khakhar (India)
  • Komal Kothari (India)
  • Werewere Liking (Ivory Coast)
  • Ayu Utami (Indonesia)

[edit] 1999 Prince Claus Awards

[edit] Theme

Creating Spaces of Freedom

[edit] Laureates

  • Mohammed Fellag (France/Algeria)
  • Vitral Mag. (Cuba)
  • Al-Jazeera (Qatar)
  • Patrick Chamoiseau (Martinique, Caribbean Sea)
  • Paulin J. Hountondji (Benin)
  • Cildo Meireles (Brazil)
  • Pepetela (Angola)
  • Dessalegn Rahmato (Ethiopia)
  • Juana Marta Rodas and Julia Isídrez (Paraguay)
  • Claudia Roden (UK)
  • Cheick Oumar Sissoko (Mali)
  • Tsai Chih Chung (Taiwan)
  • Ken Yeang (Malaysia)

[edit] 1998 Prince Claus Awards

[edit] Theme

The Art of African Fashion

[edit] The Laureates

  • Rakh'shaan Bani'etemaad (Iran)
  • Alphadi (Niger)
  • Oumou Sy (Senegal)
  • Tetteh Adzedu (Ghana)
  • Heri Dono (Indonesia)
  • Ticio Escobar (Paraguay)
  • Jyotindra Jain (India)
  • Jean-Baptiste Kiéthéga (Burkina Faso)
  • David Koloane (South Africa)
  • Baaba Maal (Senegal)
  • Carlos Monsiváis (Mexico)
  • Redza Piyadasa (Malaysia)
  • Rogelio Salmona (Colombia)
  • Kumar Shahani (India)
  • Tian Zhuang Zhuang (PR China)
  • Nazek Sabaa-Yared (Lebanon)

[edit] 1997 Prince Claus Awards

[edit] The Laureates

  • The Zimbabwe International Book Fair
  • CODESRIA (Council for the Development of Social Science Research in Africa) (Senegal)
  • Index on Cencorship (UK)
  • Malangatana Valente Ngwenya (Mozambique)
  • Joseph Hanson Kwabena Nketia (Ghana)
  • Sardono W. Kusumo (Indonesia)
  • Bruno Stagno (b. Chile, Costa Rica)
  • Jim Supangkat (Indonesia)
  • Abdoljalil Tamimi (Tunisia)
  • Ernest Wamba-dia-Wamba (b. Congo, Tanzania)

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