NEW YORK, NY.- Organized in conjunction with the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, the Prize honors contemporary artists picked by an independent jury, and represents the culmination of the company’s deep commitment to artistic endeavors. “We want to demonstrate that we’re supporting art, particularly contemporary art, and show our engagement with art. We take it quite seriously,” explained Dr. Hjördis Kettenbach, head of art sponsorship at Hugo Boss. “We want to be known as a supporter of the arts. And the Prize is a great way to show that.” With its founding in 1995, the biennial Hugo Boss Prize rapidly became one of the international art world’s most illustrious awards, and past winners include French
