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Brognon Rollin Wins 2026 Marcel Duchamp Prize as Full Laureate List Is Published

award · 2026-10-22

On 23 October 2026, lejournaldesarts.fr reported that the 2026 Marcel Duchamp Prize was bestowed upon the artistic duo Brognon Rollin, who are represented by Galerie mfc-michèle didier in Paris. Belgian artist David Brognon and Luxembourgish artist Stéphanie Rollin received the honor for their installation addressing themes of addiction and abstinence. Established by Adiaf in 2000, this annual prize recognizes a French artist or one residing in France. The previous winner in 2025 was Xie Lei, with notable galleries including Semiose, Sies + Höke, Meessen, and François Ghebaly. Past recipients also feature Gaëlle Choisne (2024), Tarik Kiswanson (2023), and Mimosa Échard (2022), tracing back to Thomas Hirschhorn (2000/2001). The complete list of nominees can be found on the Adiaf website.

Key facts

  • Brognon Rollin won the 2026 Marcel Duchamp Prize, announced 23 October 2026
  • David Brognon is Belgian and Stéphanie Rollin is Luxembourgish
  • Their winning installation concerns addiction and the time of abstinence
  • The Adiaf created the prize in 2000 for a French artist or one living in France
  • Since 2016 the four nominees have shown together at the Centre Pompidou
  • Xie Lei won in 2025 and Gaëlle Choisne in 2024
  • Thomas Hirschhorn received the award in 2000/2001
  • The complete list of nominees is published on the Adiaf website

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Institutions

  • Adiaf
  • Centre Pompidou
  • Galerie mfc-michèle didier
  • Galeries Semiose
  • Sies + Höke
  • Meessen
  • François Ghebaly
  • Air de Paris
  • Nicoletti Contemporary
  • carlier | gebauer
  • Sfeir-Smeler
  • Chantal Crousel
  • Martina Simetti
  • Clearing
  • Emmanuel Layr
  • Jérôme Poggi
  • Goodman Gallery
  • Tanja Wagner
  • Greta Meert
  • Barbara Wien
  • Juana de Aizpuru
  • Eva Hober
  • Reinhard Hauff
  • In Situ-Fabienne Leclerc
  • Galleria Continua
  • Nagel Draxler
  • Krinzinger
  • Lehmann Maupin
  • Jousse-Entreprise
  • kamel mennour
  • Loevenbruck
  • Yvon Lambert
  • Dvir Gallery
  • Magazzino
  • Bugada & Cargnel
  • Cosmic Galerie
  • Michel Rein
  • Chez Valentin
  • Emmanuel Perrotin
  • Almine Rech
  • Johann König
  • Hervé Loevenbruck
  • Laurent Godin
  • Nathalie Obadia
  • Torri
  • Medhi Chouakri
  • Esther Schipper
  • 303 Gallery
  • Le Journal des Arts
  • Le Monde
  • Prix Marcel-Duchamp

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  • Germany
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