Sandberg Prize (Netherlands) Explained

The Sandberg Price was a prize for the visual arts, which was awarded annually between 1985 and 2002 by the Amsterdam Fund for the Arts.^{[1] [2]} The prize is named after Willem Sandberg, a graphic designer and former director of the Stedelijk Museum.

Since 2003 the Sandberg Price was abolished and incorporated into the new Amsterdam Prize.

Winners

• 1985: Toon Verhoef
• 1986: Thom Puckey
  • • 1987: Stanley Brouwn 1988: René Daniëls 1989: Marlene Dumas^[3]
• 1990: Kees Smits
• 1991: Adam Colton^[4]
• 1992: Pieter Holstein
  • • • 1993: Philip Akkerman 1994: Jos Kruit 1995: Moniek Toebosch 1996: Ritsaert ten Cate^[5]
• 1997: Aernout Mik^[6]
• 1998: Jan Roeland
• 1999: Rob Birza
  • 2000: Job Koelewijn 2001: Helen Frik
• 2002: Roy Villevoye

See also

• List of European art awards

Notes and References

1. http://www.amsterdamsfondsvoordekunst.nl/wat-wij-doen/amsterdamprijs/geschiedenis/ Amsterdams Fonds voor de Kunst: Geschiedenis Amsterdamprijs
2. Ons erfdeel, Vol. 45 (2002), p. 56
3. P. M. J. Jacobs (1993), Beeldend Nederland: biografisch handboek. Deel 1. p. 308
4. Jaarboek van het Genootschap Amstelodamum, 1992. p. 215
5. Maxine Kopsa, Martijn van Nieuwenhuyzen, Rogier Schumacher (2003). 10 years SMBA: we show art. p. 1992
6. Architecture in the Netherlands: Yearbook, 1997.