The 19th StudioCollector Prize, established by Isabelle and Jean-Conrad Lemaître and presented on Saturday 29 November 2025 by collectors Iordanis Kerenidis and Piergiorgio Pepe, has been awarded to Kieu-Anh Nguyen Phuong for her film FALLEN NOON.
Launched by Isabelle & Jean-Conrad Lemaître in 2007, and worth €7,000, the StudioCollector Prize is awarded to an artist from Le Fresnoy – Studio National, selected during the Panorama exhibition, the institution’s major annual event. The winner is chosen by a collector appointed each year by the Lemaîtres.
2025 Winner
Kieu-Anh Nguyen Phuong, *Fallen Noon*, film, 16 mins, 2025, produced by Le Fresnoy – Studio national des arts contemporains
Winners since 2007
2024 – Amir Youssef, by Jean-Philippe Vernes
2023 – Alisa Berger, by Haro Cumbusyan
2022 – Gohar Martirosyan, by Frédéric de Goldschmidt
2021 – Younès Ben Slimane, by Guillaume de Saint Seine
2020 – Nicolas Gourault, by José Carlos Mariátegui
2019 – Mili Pecherer, by Li Zhenhua
2018 – Ismaël Joffroy Chandoutis, by Mario Von Kelterborn
2017 – Raphaël Botiveau, by Françoise and Jean-Claude Quemin
2016 – Shirley Bruno, by Miguel Leal Rios
2015 – Jorge Jácome, by Laurent Fiévet
2014 – Arash Nassiri, by Agah Uğur
2013 – Pierre Mazingarbe, by Myriam and Jacques Salomon
2012 – Dania Reymond, by Jocelyne and Fabrice Petignat
2011 – Jean Christophe, by Josée and Marc Gensollen
2010 – Neïl Beloufa, by Agnès b.
2009 – Mohamed Bourouissa, by Antoine de Galbert
2008 – Jannick Guillou, by Michel and Colette Poitevin
2007 – Zhenchen Liu, by Isabelle Lemaître
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