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Last night at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York, German artist Hans-Peter Feldmann was announced as the winner of the 2010 Hugo Boss Prize. In addition to receiving $100,ooo for his achievements, Feldmann will also have his work displayed in a solo exhibition at the Guggenheim, from May 20th to September 5th, 2011. Though the prize is regularly awarded to young emerging artists, critics could not ignore his recent contributions to the contemporary art, and at age 69 made Feldmann the oldest individual to ever receive it. The six person jury considered five other artists before reaching their decision. The Hugo Boss Prize was established in 1996 and has been given out biennially since then.
Hans Peter Feldmann with the Hugo Boss Prize, photo Courtesy of Bismarck Phillips Communications & Media
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The crowd at the event, via GQ
Related Links:
Germany’s Feldmann Wins $100,000 Hugo Boss Prize After Four Decades of Art [Bloomberg]
German Artist Wins $100,000 Prize [NYTimes]
Hans-Peter Feldmann Receives Hugo Boss Prize at Guggenheim [The L Magazine]
German Artist’s Artist Hans–Peter Feldmann Wins the 2010 Hugo Boss Prize [Art Info]
