The second edition of “Award Sarajevo”, instituted by the Mediterranean Foundation within the context of the 8th Alpe Adria Cinema Festival – Meetings with the Cinema of Middle-Eastern Europe, completes its “commemorative” phase dedicated to ex Yugoslavia awarding the Prize to the Bosnian poet Izet Sarajic’ and publishing his book “Il libro degli Addii”.
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20 January 1996
Parent Category: Iniziative (EN) -
Category: Mediterranean Awards
The Mediterranean Laboratory Foundation of Naples and Alpe Adria Cinema of Trieste instituted, under the presidency of Predrag Matvejevic’, the Prize “Sarajevo”, with the aim to acknowledge the work of a Bosnian artist.
In its first edition the Prize has been awarded to Abdulah Sidran, poet and scriptwriter who ranks high in the European literature of our time, thanks to his creative activity in the contemporary literary panorama of Bosnia and ex Yugoslavia.
During the decennial anniversary of the partnership’s agreements, the Fondazione Mediterraneo awarded the Barcelona Process the "Mediterranean Award for Dialogue between Cultures 2005".
This year, the architecture category makes its debut in the Mediterranean Awards programme. The first winner of this Award is Fabrizio Caròla.
The Award is presented by the Fondazione Mediterraneo, in collaboration with the Fondazione Annali dell´Architettura e delle Città, a consortium of eight public institutions including the Region of Campania, the Province and the Municipality of Naples, and the Order of Architects and Universities of Campania.
Several architect were among those who paid tribute to Caròla, including the Dean of the Faculty of Architecture Benedetto Gravagnuolo and the President of the Order of Architects Paolo Pisciotta.
The awarding ceremony for the Mediterranean Awards 2010 took place on the 13th of June 2010 at the Theatre of San Carlo in Naples.