Zubin Mehta one of five named for Japan's Premium Imperiale
Zubin Mehta has been named one of the five winners of the 2008 Premium Imperiale, widely considered to be the Nobel Prize for the performing and the visual arts.
In simultaneous announcements in six cities on Sept. 19, the Japan Art Association named the five winners: the British artist Richard Hamilton for painting, the Ukrainian couple Ilya and Emilia Kabakov for sculpture, the Swiss Peter Zumthor for architecture, the Japanese Sakata Tojuro for the cinema/theater, and Mehta for music.
The Premium Imperiale carries a check for $140,000, a diploma and a medal to be presented by the Japan Art Association's honorary patron, Prince Hitachi, brother of the Emperor of Japan, at the awards ceremony set for October 15 in Tokyo.
The new awardees join a list of 98 artists honored since the Japanese Imperials instituted this Nobel of the East 20 years ago.
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In simultaneous announcements in six cities on Sept. 19, the Japan Art Association named the five winners: the British artist Richard Hamilton for painting, the Ukrainian couple Ilya and Emilia Kabakov for sculpture, the Swiss Peter Zumthor for architecture, the Japanese Sakata Tojuro for the cinema/theater, and Mehta for music.
The Premium Imperiale carries a check for $140,000, a diploma and a medal to be presented by the Japan Art Association's honorary patron, Prince Hitachi, brother of the Emperor of Japan, at the awards ceremony set for October 15 in Tokyo.
The new awardees join a list of 98 artists honored since the Japanese Imperials instituted this Nobel of the East 20 years ago.
To read the full article, click here..
To read the ePaper, visit: http://www.desitalk.com
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