Georg-Christoph-Lichtenberg-Preis
The Georg-Christoph-Lichtenberg-Preis is an arts prize of Hesse. It is awarded biannually for literature (since 1987) and the visual arts (since 1979) on a rotating basis by the district of Darmstadt-Dieburg. The winner receives a certificate as well as a donation of 10,000 euros, though it is possible for the prize money to be split evenly between two winners. A committee of fourteen jurors evaluates qualified submissions; all themes or literary genres are accepted.
The prize is named after Georg Christoph Lichtenberg, the Enlightenment physics professor and writer who was born in Ober-Ramstadt.
Past Recipients (visual arts)
- Esteban Fekete (1979)
- Ernst Schonnefeld (1980)
- Leo Leonhard (1982)
- Bruno Müller-Linow (1984)
- Rainer Lind (1986)
- Barbara Breisinghoff (1988)
- Arno Jung (1990)
- Detlef Kraft (1992)
- Horst Evers alias Gerd Winter (1994)
- Matthias Will (1996)
- Helga Griffths (1998)
- Andrea Neumann (2001)
- Klaus Lomnitzer (2005)
- Martin Konietschke (2009)[1]
- Kurt Wilhelm Hoffmann (2013)[2]
Past Recipients (literature)
- Ursula Teicher-Maier (1987)
- Dr. Mechthild Curtius (1989)
- Dr. Iris Anna Otto (1991)
- Susanne Eva Mischke (1995)
- Rainer Wieczorek (1997)
- Silke Andrea Schuemmer (1999)
- Philip Meinhold (2003)
- Peter Kurzeck (2007)
- Andreas Maier (2011)[1]
- Silke Scheuermann (2017)[3]
References
- Landkreis Darmstadt-Dieburg. "Georg-Christoph-Lichtenberg-Preis"
- "Kurt Wilhelm Hoffmann erhält Lichtenberg-Preis", Main-Echo, Darmstadt-Dieburg, 17 October 2013.
- https://www.ladadi.de/nc/de/wirtschaft-infrastruktur-freizeit/freizeit/kultur/lichtenberg-preis.html?sword_list%5B0%5D=lichtenbergpreis
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