Friday, 12.1.23
Symposium of graduate scholars to address the contributions of 2025 Nasher Prize Laureate, Otobong Nkanga, held the spring of 2024 with a published compendium in 2025
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Thursday, 10.5.23
Nigerian/Belgian artist receives $100,000 in recognition of outstanding contributions to sculpture under the museum’s new expanded prize program.
Tuesday, 9.26.23
Artists living and working in the Caribbean discuss the role place and local history plays in contemporary sculpture; a part of Nasher Prize’s ongoing series of international public programs.
Wednesday, 10.19.22
The Nasher Sculpture Center requests proposals for papers addressing the 2023 Nasher Prize Laureate, Senga Nengudi.
Wednesday, 9.21.22
American Artist Receives $100,000 in Recognition of Outstanding Contributions to Sculpture
Tuesday, 3.15.22
Public panel discussion with leading designers and curators is part of the Nasher Prize’s ongoing series of international public programs
Tuesday, 10.12.21
Symposium to address the work of 2022 Nasher Prize Laureate, Nairy Baghramian
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Tuesday, 9.14.21
Iranian-born German Artist Receives $100,000 in Recognition of Outstanding Contributions to Sculpture
Wednesday, 4.7.21
2020/21 Nasher Prize winner takes the virtual stage for a lecture on his artistic practice
Wednesday, 12.2.20
Live, virtual discussion considers the status of food, hospitality, and community-based art during a time of social distancing
Thursday, 10.1.20
Live, virtual panel discussion presented in partnership with Hauser & Wirth to consider role of digital technology during pandemic
Monday, 9.28.20
New and rescheduled events take on virtual format, expand audience reach; new spring 2021 date for award celebration
Monday, 10.28.19
Symposium to address the work of 2020 Laureate, Michael Rakowitz; University of North Texas’s Dr. Nada Shabout to moderate
Wednesday, 9.4.19
Chicago Artist Receives $100,000 in Recognition of Outstanding Contributions to Sculpture
Tuesday, 9.25.18
German Artist Receives $100,000 in Recognition of Outstanding Contributions to Sculpture
Wednesday, 4.18.18
Public panel discussion to be held at the Trades Hall of Glasgow, May 2, as part of the Nasher Prize’s ongoing series of international public programs
Friday, 2.2.18
Public panel discussion to be held at The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza in Dallas, March 6, as part of the Nasher Prize’s ongoing series of international public program
Tuesday, 9.19.17
Friday, 2.3.17
Public panel discussion to be held at Museo Jumex on March 16 as part of the Nasher Prize’s ongoing series of international public programs
Thursday, 10.20.16
Symposium will explore themes found in work of 2017 Nasher Prize Laureate, Pierre Huyghe, featuring keynote speaker Nicolas Bourriaud, Director of La Pancée art center, Montpellier, France
Monday, 9.26.16
French Artist Receives $100,000 in Recognition of Outstanding Contributions to Sculpture
Monday, 1.25.16
Large-scale piece highlights Salcedo’s powerful commitment to memorializing victims of violence
Wednesday, 9.30.15
Nasher Sculpture Center Announces Doris Salcedo as Inaugural Winner of the Nasher Prize
Colombian Sculptor Receives $100,000 in Recognition of Her Outstanding Contributions to the Field
Escultora Colombiana Recibe $100,000 en Reconocimiento Por Su Impacto Extraordinario en la Comprensión del Campo de Escultura
Wednesday, 9.16.15
First public program to be held in London, in association with The Henry Moore Institute and the Institute of Contemporary Arts
Monday, 8.24.15
Aston Martin and JPMorgan Chase & Co. Provide Major Financial Support to Co-sponsor Inaugural Nasher Prize
Nasher Sculpture Center Architect Renzo Piano Commissioned by Nancy A. Nasher and David J. Haemisegger to Design Award Object
Thursday, 4.2.15
$100,000 Annual Award to Recognize Outstanding Contributions to the Field Phyllida Barlow, Lynne Cooke, Okwui Enwezor, Yuko Hasegawa, Steven Nash, Alexander Potts, and Nicholas Serota to Serve as Jury for Inaugural Prize