| 释义 |
- Laureates[1]
- Notes and references
The Wolf Prize in Arts is awarded once a year by the not-for-profit Wolf Foundation in Israel. It is one of the six Wolf Prizes established by the Foundation, and has been awarded since 1981; the others are in Agriculture, Chemistry, Mathematics, Medicine and Physics, awarded since 1978. The Prize rotates annually among painting, music, architecture and sculpture. Laureates[1]| Year | Field | Laureate(s) | Country |
|---|
| 1981 | Painting | Marc Chagall
Antoni Tàpies | Russian Empire}} / {{FRA}}
{{ESP}} | | 1982 | Music | Vladimir Horowitz
Olivier Messiaen
Joseph Tal | Russian Empire}} / {{USA}}
{{FRA}}
{{ISR}} | | 1983/4 | Architecture | Ralph Erskine | {{GBR}} / {{SWE}} | | 1984/5 | Sculpture | Eduardo Chillida | {{ESP}} | | 1986 | Painting | Jasper Johns | {{USA}} | | 1987 | Music | Isaac Stern
Krzysztof Penderecki | {{USA}}
{{POL}} | | 1988 | Architecture | Fumihiko Maki
Giancarlo De Carlo | {{JPN}}
{{ITA}} | | 1989 | Sculpture | Claes Oldenburg | {{SWE}} / {{USA}} | | 1990 | Painting | Anselm Kiefer | {{GER}} | | 1991 | Music | Yehudi Menuhin
Luciano Berio | {{USA}} / {{GBR}}
{{ITA}} | | 1992 | Architecture | Frank Gehry
Jørn Utzon
Denys Lasdun | {{CAN}} / {{USA}}
{{DEN}}
{{GBR}} | | 1993 | Sculpture | Bruce Nauman | {{USA}} | | 1994/5 | Painting | Gerhard Richter | {{GER}} | | 1995/6 | Music | Zubin Mehta
György Ligeti | {{IND}}
{{AUT}} | | 1996/7 | Architecture | Frei Otto
Aldo van Eyck | {{GER}}
{{NED}} | | 1998 | Sculpture | James Turrell | {{USA}} | | 1999 | Painting | Not awarded | | 2000 | Music | Pierre Boulez
Riccardo Muti | {{FRA}}
{{ITA}} | | 2001 | Architecture | Álvaro Siza | {{POR}} | | 2002 | Sculpture | Not awarded | | 2002/3 | Painting | Louise Bourgeois | {{FRA}} / {{USA}} | | 2004 | Music | Mstislav Rostropovich
Daniel Barenboim | {{RUS}}
{{ARG}} / {{ISR}} | | 2005 | Architecture | Jean Nouvel | {{FRA}} | | 2006 | Sculpture | Not awarded | | 2006/7 | Painting | Michelangelo Pistoletto | {{ITA}} | | 2008 | Music | Giya Kancheli
Claudio Abbado | {{GEO}}
{{ITA}} | | 2010 | Architecture | David Chipperfield
Peter Eisenman | {{GBR}}
{{USA}} | | 2011 | Painting | Rosemarie Trockel | {{GER}} | | 2012 | Music | Plácido Domingo
Simon Rattle | {{ESP}}
{{GBR}} | | 2013 | Architecture | Eduardo Souto de Moura | {{POR}} | | 2014 | Sculpture | Olafur Eliasson | {{DEN}} | | 2015 | Music | Jessye Norman
Murray Perahia | {{USA}}
{{USA}} | | 2016 | Architecture | Phyllis Lambert | {{CAN}} | | 2017 | Painting / Sculpture | Laurie Anderson
Lawrence Weiner | {{USA}}
{{USA}} | | 2018 | Music | Paul McCartney
Ádám Fischer | {{GBR}}
{{HUN}} | | 2019 | Architecture | Moshe Safdie | {{ISR}} |
Notes and references 1. ^"Wolf Prize Recipients in Music, Painting, Architecture", WolfFund.org.
- Wolf Prizes 2015
- Wolf Prizes 2016
- Wolf Prizes 2018
- [https://www.facebook.com/ReuvenRivlin/videos/2152641934956397/ Wolf Prize 2019]
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