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Prince Claus announces 2019 Laureates

Prince Claus announces 2019 Laureates

Djamila Ribeiro. Photo: Luis Crispino/Claudia Magazine.

10 September 2019

Magazine América Latina Magazine

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The Brazilian philosopher Djamila Ribeiro is one of the 2019 Prince Claus Laureates

The Prince Claus Awards honour visionary individuals and organisations for their excellent, ground-breaking work in fields of culture and development.

This year the laureates are all women or women-run organisations. Although the Fund did not emphasise gender in its requests for nominations, the nominations received reflected a trend of exemplary women making strides in their fields.

HRH Prince Constantijn, Honorary Chair of the Prince Claus Fund Board, will present the Awards during the ceremony at the Royal Palace, Amsterdam on 4 December 2019.

A solo exhibition featuring the work of Principal Prince Claus Laureate Kamala Ibrahim Ishag - Women in Crystal Cubes - will open on 31 October at the Prince Claus Fund Gallery in Amsterdam.

2019 Prince Claus LaureatesKamala Ibrahim Ishag, Visual artist, SudanAmbulante, Documentary film organisation, MexicoMariam Kamara, Architect, NigerBill Kouélany, Visual artist, writer, Congo-BrazzavilleDjamila Ribeiro, Philosopher, BrazilAnocha Suwichakornpong, Filmmaker, Thailand

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