Femke Herregraven Wins €100,000 Theodora Niemeijer Prize; Stedelijk Museum to Acquire Work
Saturday, March 28, 2026 · 1 min read
Dutch artist Femke Herregraven has been awarded the 2025 Theodora Niemeijer Prize, the largest unrestricted art prize in the Netherlands. The €100,000 award includes a €25,000 allocation for the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam to purchase a work by the artist for its permanent collection. Herregraven, whose research-based practice examines financial and ecological systems, will receive the award during a ceremony at the Stedelijk Museum on March 8, 2025.
- Artists: Femke Herregraven, Sara Seijn Chang, Sara van der Heide, Silvia Martes, Josefin Arnell, Sissel Marie Tonn, Sachi Miyachi, Sarah van Sonsbeeck
- People: Rein Wolfs, Theodora Niemeijer, Caroline de Pont, Zoë Gray, Bart Rutten, Andrea Davina
- Museums: Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, Van Abbemuseum, Museum Arnhem, De Pont, Centraal Museum Utrecht, Bozar
- Locations: Amsterdam, Netherlands, Eindhoven, Arnhem, Utrecht, Brussels
- Prices: 100000 EUR
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