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- Catherine de Zegher wins award for best thematic museum show in New York
- Frederik de Wilde wins Best Collaboration Award 2011
- The Sundance Institute awarded Johan Grimonprez for his new film 'The Shadow World'
- Patrick Corillon winner of the Pilar Juncosa and Sotheby's Award 2011
- Jos De Gruyter & Harald Thys winners of the Flemish Cultural Prize for Visual Art 2010-2012
- Sven Augustijnen awarded by the Evens Arts Prize 2011
- Tuur Van Balen, Jasper Rigole & Wim Janssen winners at Prix Ars Electronica 2011
- Brussels - Bozar - Young Belgian Painters Award 2011
- Evens Foundation - Evens Prize for Visual Arts 2011 - Sven Augustijnen
- What's in a name won the award for best student documentary at IDFA 2010
- Madly in Love to compete at Cuenca
- USA - Los Angeles - LA New Media Film Festival - Double Take wins Grand Prize
- Czech Republic - Karlovy Vary International Film Festival - Belgian Focus
- Linz - Ars Electronica - Ryoichi Kurokawa, Frederik De Wilde, LAb[au]
- France - FidMarseille: Award FidLab 2009 - Sofie Benoot - Blue Meridian
- Call For Entries - Award New Media Foundation Liedts-Meesen
- Belgium - Young Belgian Painters Award 2009 - Lara Mennes, Leon Vranken, Jeroen Hollander and Nico Dockx
- Germany - ISEA2010 Ruhr - Open Call
- Switzerland - Basel - Baloise Art Prize - Geert Goiris
- France - Marne-La-Vallée - La Ferme de Buisson - Lawrence Malstaf
Catherine de Zegher wins award for best thematic museum show in New York
10/04/2012
AICA - Art Critics' Association Announces Awards for Best Shows of 2011
The International Association of Art Critics (AICA-US) announced the winner of its annual AICA Awards honoring artists, curators and institutions for excellence in art exhibitions in 2011. The winners were selected by the 400 critics and other art experts who make up the association's membership.
The award for 'Best thematic museum show in New York' went to the exhibition 'On Line: Drawing Through the Twentieth Century' at MoMA (from 21 November till 7 February 2011) curated by Connie Butler and Belgian curator Catherine de Zegher.
