- Brief Description: The Hanna Nagel Prize, established in 1998, supports female visual artists aged 40 and over in the Karlsruhe administrative district. It recognizes their artistic achievements and honors Hanna Nagel, a key figure of the "New Objectivity" movement. The award includes a cash prize, an exhibition, and a catalog publication.
- Information and Application Details:
- Application Deadline: February 14, 2025
- Submission Method: Digital submissions only
- Eligibility: Female artists, aged 40+, residing and working in Karlsruhe administrative district
- Selection Process: A jury shortlists 2-3 candidates, and the final winner is chosen by the prize’s donors
- Award: €5,000 cash prize, solo exhibition at Städtische Galerie Karlsruhe, catalog publication, and an artwork purchase up to €5,000
- Eligibility:
- Female visual artists
- Must have completed training at an art or design college or be a member of a professional visual arts association
- Must reside and work in the Karlsruhe administrative district
- Theme: The competition is based on the artist's previous body of work in painting, graphics, photography, sculpture, and media art.
- How to Apply:
- Submit applications via the online form
- Required documents: short biography, exhibition and awards list, images (max 10, 10MB each), video/audio (via URL)
- Submission Requirements:
- Digital submission only
- Maximum of 10 images or media links
- Selection Process:
- A jury of art professionals selects 2-3 finalists
- Final selection made by donors
- Winner announced publicly
- Program Benefits / Awards:
- €5,000 prize money
- Solo exhibition in autumn 2025 at Städtische Galerie Karlsruhe
- Artwork purchase by the Karlsruhe Regional Council (up to €5,000)
- Catalog publication
- Contact and Resources:
- Online application form available
- Jury members include representatives from the State Academy of Fine Arts Karlsruhe, Kunsthalle Mannheim, ZKM, and the UNESCO City of Media Arts Karlsruhe
Hanna Nagel Prize
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