On Monday, 22 June at the Archa Theatre, the awards for the Prague Quadrennial 2015 were presented to this year’s winners. The international jury awarded the Golden Triga for best exposition to the Estonian project Unified Estonia. The Gold Medal for Best Exhibition Design went to Belgium, the Netherlands were recognized for Best Curatorial Concept, and Best Performance Design went to the Chinese team. The jury voted in a wide range of categories, including exhibition design, innovative approach to performance design, performance architecture, promising student talent, and the exposition’s ability to provoke dialogue – a total of 22 prizes. The Prague Quadrennial 2015 jury consisted of outstanding directors Kirsten Dehlholm, Antônio Araújo and Dmitrij Krymov; scenographers and artists Eloise Kazan, Katrina Neiburga, Kamila Polívková and Dominic Huber; theorist Joslin McKinney and architect Radivoje Dinulović.
The prestigious Golden Triga for the Prague Quadrennial 2015 goes to Estonia
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On Monday, 22 June at the Archa Theatre, the awards for the Prague Quadrennial 2015 were presented to this year’s winners. The international jury awarded the Golden Triga for best exposition to the Estonian project Unified Estonia. The Gold Medal for Best Exhibition Design went to Belgium, the Netherlands were recognized for Best Curatorial Concept, and Best Performance Design went to the Chinese team. The jury voted in a wide range of categories, including exhibition design, innovative approach to performance design, performance architecture, promising student talent, and the exposition’s ability to provoke dialogue – a total of 22 prizes. The Prague Quadrennial 2015 jury consisted of outstanding directors Kirsten Dehlholm, Antônio Araújo and Dmitrij Krymov; scenographers and artists Eloise Kazan, Katrina Neiburga, Kamila Polívková and Dominic Huber; theorist Joslin McKinney and architect Radivoje Dinulović.