International Emmy Award for best Arts Programming

International Emmy Award for best Arts Programming
Country	United States
Presented by	International Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
First awarded	2002
Currently held by	The Man Who Shot Hiroshima,  Japan (2016)
Website	www.iemmys.tv

The International Emmy Award for best Arts Programming is a category of International Emmys. The awards honour programming from outside the US, as well as US shows created in languages other than English.^[1]

Rules & Regulations

Arts Programming: A program dedicated to an art form or artist(s) (i.e. performance, art documentary, art series, or combination thereof).^[2]

• If the program is part of a continuous series of self-contained episodes (i.e. each episode has its own storyline with a conclusion; or each episode may have a different director and/or producer; or series has the potential to go on for multiple seasons), then each episode must be submitted as a separate entry.
• If the program is a multi-part series with a finite number of episodes (no further episodes planned), covering the same theme, two (2) episodes must be submitted to represent the series as a whole.
• If the program contains multiple parts with a continuing storyline beyond one episode, or share the same concept, two (2) episodes must be submitted to represent the series as a whole.
• The program may employ partial re-enactment, stock footage, stills, animation, stop-motion or other techniques, as long as the emphasis is on fact and not on fiction.

Winners

Year	Winner	Country	Result
2002[3]	Dracula: Pages from a Virgin's Diary	Canada	Won
	Touch	Netherlands	Nominated
	The Tragedy of Hamlet	United Kingdom	Nominated
	Classic Albums: Elton John - Goodbye Yellow Brick Road	United Kingdom	Nominated
2003[4]	Arena: The Life and Times of Count Luchino Visconti	United Kingdom	Won
	Visions of Space: Antoni Gaudi	United Kingdom	Nominated
	Viaje al Centra de la Musica	Chile	Nominated
	Living Architecture: The Work of Tadao Ando	Japan	Nominated
2004[5]	George Orwell: A Life in Pictures	United Kingdom	Won
	Korda, Fotografo en Revolucion	Mexico	Nominated
	Ameila	Canada	Nominated
	Cinema Dali	Spain /  France	Nominated
2005[6]	Holocaust - A Musical Memorial Film from Auschwitz	United Kingdom	Won
	Arena: Bacon’s Arena	United Kingdom	Nominated
	Bergman och filmen	Sweden	Nominated
	Bergman och Faro	Sweden	Nominated
2006[7]	Knowledge is the Beginning	United Kingdom	Won
	John Peel's Record Box	United Kingdom	Nominated
	Soul Deep: The Story of Black Popular Music	United Kingdom	Nominated
	I Am Dali: Secrets of a Genius	Japan	Nominated
2007[8]	Simon Schama's Power of Art	United Kingdom	Won
	Por Toda Minha Vida: Elis Regina	Brazil	Nominated
	False Waltz	Netherlands	Nominated
	Smile	Japan	Nominated
2008[9]	Strictly Bolshoi	United Kingdom	Won
	Por Toda Minha Vida: Nara Leão	Brazil	Nominated
	Richard Serra - To See is to Think	Germany	Nominated
	Inheriting a Kabuki Legacy - Ichikawa Ebizo: His Fate and Anguish	Japan	Nominated
2009[10]	The Mona Lisa Curse	United Kingdom	Won
	Por Toda Minha Vida: Mamonas Assassinas	Brazil	Nominated
	Ode to Joy: 10,000 Voices Resound!	Japan	Nominated
	Seven Gates of Jerusalem	Japan	Nominated
2010[11]	The World According to Ion B.	Romania	Won
	Por Toda Minha Vida: Cazuza	Brazil	Nominated
	Imagine...David Hockney: A Bigger Picture	United Kingdom	Nominated
	Personas Inside Out	Japan	Nominated
2011[12]	Gareth Malone Goes to Glyndebourne	United Kingdom	Won
	Por Toda Minha Vida: Adoniran Barbosa	Brazil	Nominated
	Memories of Origin - Hiroshi Sugimoto the Contemporary Artist	Japan	Nominated
	In der Werkstatt Beethovens - Die Neunte, Thielemann und die Wiener Philharmoniker	Germany	Nominated
2012[13]	Songs of War	Germany	Won
	Por Toda Minha Vida: Cartola	Brazil	Nominated
	BLUE MAN	Japan	Nominated
	Queen: Days of Our Lives	United Kingdom	Nominated
2013[14]	Hello?! Orchestra Freddie Mercury: The Great Pretender	South Korea  United Kingdom	Won
	Soundtrack	Belgium	Nominated
	Multiple Views - La Máquina Loca	Mexico	Nominated
2014[15]	The Exhibition	Canada	Won
	El otro me importa	Argentina	Nominated
	Nonfiction W: Picture Book Touch, Feel, and Fragility	Japan	Nominated
	Wagnerwahn - Mythos und Machenschaften des Richard Wagner	Germany	Nominated
2015[16]	The Man Who Saved the Louvre	France	Won
	Buenaventura, no me dejes más	Colombia	Nominated
	Messiah at the Foundling Hospital	United Kingdom	Nominated
	Trial of Chunhyyang – A Girl Prosecuted by Feudalism	South Korea	Nominated
2016[17]	The Man Who Shot Hiroshima	Japan	Won
	Gabo	Colombia	Nominated
	Gérard Depardieu: Out of Frame	France	Nominated
	Interrupt this Program (Resilient Cities)	Canada	Nominated

References

External links

• 2013 Emmy Awards
• International Emmy Awards