Marcel Duchamp Prize
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Prix Marcel Duchamp 2009 in Centre Georges Pompidou
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.
2000/2001
Winner
Nominees
- Pierre Bismuth
- Rebecca Bournigault
- Claude Closky
- Thomas Hirschhorn
- Felice Varini
- Xavier Veilhan
2002
Winner
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
Nominees
- Kader Attia
- Gilles Barbier
- Olivier Blanckart
- Claude Closky
2006
Winner
Philippe Mayaux
Nominees
- Abdel Abdessemed
- Leandro Erlich
- Bruno Peinado
- Phillip Mayaux
2007
Winner
Nominees
- Adam Adach
- Pierre Ardouvin
- Richard Fauguet
- Tatiana Trouvé
2008
Winner
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
2012
Nominees
- Valérie Favre, born in 1959– peinture
- Dewar & Gickel, born in 1976 and 1975- Sculpture
- Bertrand Lamarche, born in 1966 - Installation
- Franck Scurti, born in 1965 - scultpure
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