The Gottfried Brockmann Prize is a juried art prize, awarded every two years since 1985 by the city of Kiel in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany.
About It is named after Gottfried Brockmann (1903–1983), an artist, professor at the , and the former cultural officer for the city of Kiel.
The prize, endowed with 5,000 euros, serves to promote young figurative artists, who live and work in the city of Kiel or the surrounding area. The prizewinners must not have reached the age of 35 and should "show a promising development for the future". The award ceremony is accompanied by an exhibition in the Stadtgalerie Kiel (English: City Gallery Kiel).
Previous award winners 1985: Rainer Grodnick 1987: Johannes Michlerv 1989: Carsten Höller and Thomas Karpv 1991: Julia Bornefeld 1993: Ilka Kollath 1995: Hansjörg Schneider and Claudia Sweekhorst 1997: Miron Schmückle 1999: 2001: Matthias Meyer 2003: Johanna Domke 2005: Nina Heinzel 2007: 2009: Hendrik Lörper 2011: Samuel Seger 2013: Benjamin Mastaglio 2015: Constanze Vogt 2017: Anne Steinhagen 2019: Hannah Bohnen
References
External links Gottfried-Brockmann-Preis on the website of the city of Kiel