Prince Pierre of Monaco Foundation - Press Release No. 7 - 2018 Prizewinners
H.R.H. the Princess of Hanover and Charlotte Casiraghi surrounded by Jean-Luc Marion (left), and Sébastien Ministru, Maurizio Serra, Emmanuelle Favier and Thomas Larcher (right). © Government Communication Department / Michael Alési
The winners of the 2018 Prince Pierre Foundation awards have now been announced:
- Musical Composition Prize
Thomas LARCHER for his work Symphony No. 2 Kenotaph (2016) – For orchestra
- Young Music Fans’ Favourite Choice
Marko Nikodijevic for his work Absolutio (2016) – For orchestra
- Literary Prize
Maurizio Serra, for his entire body of work
- Discovery Grant
Sébastien Ministru, for Apprendre à lire (Learning to Read), Le Courage series, Editions Grasset, January 2018
- High School Students’ Favourite Choice
Emmanuelle Favier for Le courage qu’il faut aux rivières (The Courage Needed for Rivers), Albin Michel, August 2017
- Prize for a Critical Essay on Contemporary Art
Jennifer Boyd for the publication: Skinned / Detouched.
Artistic work by Alice Channer, words by Jennifer Boyd.
Two volumes published by Eastside Projects (Birmingham) and Motto Books (Berlin), 2018.
- Principality Prize
Jean-Luc Marion for the entirety of his philosophical work.
This prize is awarded jointly by Philosophical Encounters of Monaco and the Prince Pierre Foundation.
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