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ars viva

Germany · Annual · Est. 1953
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Germany
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Established
1953
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Ars viva is an annual art prize awarded to emerging artists under the age of 35 who are living and working in Germany, regardless of nationality.

Winners & Nominations

2025
Winner Nazanin Noori
Shortlisted Prateek Vijan, Ryan Cullen
2024
Winner Wisrah C. V. da R. Celestino
Shortlisted Helena Uambembe, Vincent Scheers
2023
Shortlisted Caner Teker, Dan Lie
2022
Winner Paul Kolling
Shortlisted Leyla Yenirce, Shaun Motsi
2021
Winner Tamina Amadyar
Shortlisted Lewis Hammond, Mooni Perry
2020
Winner Rob Crosse
Shortlisted Richard Sides, Sung Tieu
2019
Winner Karimah Ashadu
Shortlisted Cemile Sahin
2018
Winner Niko Abramidis &NE
Shortlisted Keto Logua
2017
Shortlisted Anna-Sophie Berger, Oscar Enberg
2016
Winner Leon Kahane
Shortlisted Jan Paul Evers, Jumana Manna
2015
Winner Flaka Haliti
Shortlisted Calla Henkel & Max Pitegoff, Hanne Lippard
2014
Winner Aleksandra Domanović
Shortlisted James Richards, Yngve Holen
2013
Winner Björn Braun
Shortlisted Adrian Williams, John Skoog
2012
Winner Simon Denny
Shortlisted Melvin Moti, Özlem Günyol & Mustafa Kunt
2011
Winner Erik Bünger
Shortlisted Juergen Staack, Philipp Goldbach
2010
Winner Nina Canell
Shortlisted Andreas Zybach, Klara Hobza, Markus Zimmermann
2008
Winner Keren Cytter
Shortlisted Manuel Graf, Simon Dybbroe Møller, Tris Vonna – Michell
2007
Winner Andrea Faciu
Shortlisted Beate Gütschow, Michael Sailstorfer
2005
Winner Jason Dodge
Shortlisted Michaela Meise, Robin Rhode, Takehito Koganezawa
2004
Winner David Zink Yi
Shortlisted Katja Strunz, Peter Piller
2003
Winner Jeanne Faust
Shortlisted Omer Fast
2002
Winner Amelie von Wulffen
Shortlisted Daniel Roth
2001
Shortlisted Johannes Wohnseifer
2000
Winner Christoph Keller
Shortlisted Jeanette Schulz, Natascha Sadr Haghighian
1999
Winner John Bock
Shortlisted Christian Flamm, Johannes Spehr