Marcel Duchamp Prize

The Marcel Duchamp Prize (in French : Prix Marcel Duchamp) is an annual award given to a young artist. The winner receives €35,000 personally and up to €30,000 in order to produce an exhibition of their work in the Modern Art museum (Centre Georges Pompidou). The prize is named after the artist Marcel Duchamp.

Contents 1 2000/2001 1.1 Winner 1.2 Nominees 2 2002 2.1 Winner 2.2 Nominees 3 2003 3.1 Winner 3.2 Nominees 4 2004 4.1 Winner 4.2 Nominees 5 2005 5.1 Winner 5.2 Nominees 6 2006 6.1 Winner 6.2 Nominees 7 2007 7.1 Winner 7.2 Nominees 8 2008 8.1 Winner 8.2 Nominees 9 2009 9.1 Winner 9.2 Nominees 10 External links

2000/2001

Winner

Thomas Hirschhorn

Nominees

• Pierre Bismuth
• Rebecca Bournigault
• Claude Closky
• Thomas Hirschhorn
• Felice Varini
• Xavier Veilhan

2002

Winner

Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster

Nominees

• Anri Sala
• Bernard Frize
• Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster
• Valérie Jouve
• Wang Du

2003

Winner

Mathieu Mercier

Nominees

• Stéphane Couturier
• Claude Lévêque
• Mathieu Mercier
• Pascal Pinaud
• Eric Poitevin

2004

Winner

Carole Benzaken

Nominees

• Valérie Belin
• Carole Benzaken
• Philippe Cognée
• Richard Fauguet
• Philippe Ramette

2005

Winner

Claude Closky

Nominees

• Kader Attia
• Gilles Barbier
• Olivier Blanckart
• Claude Closky

2006

Winner

Philippe Mayaux

Nominees

• Abdel Abdessemed
• Leandro Erlich
• Bruno Peinado
• Phillip Mayaux

2007

Winner

Tatiana Trouvé

Nominees

• Adam Adach
• Pierre Ardouvin
• Richard Fauguet
• Tatiana Trouvé

2008

Winner

• Laurent Grasso

Nominees

• Michel Blazy
• Stéphane Calais
• Didier Marcel

2009

Winner

• Saâdane Afif

Nominees

• Saâdane Afif, born in 1970 – sculpture, installations
• Damien Deroubaix, born in 1972- painting
• Nicolas Moulin, born in 1970 - vidéo
• Philippe Perrot, born in 1967 - painting

External links

• www.prix-marcel-duchamp.com