Ana Schmidt

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Ana Schmidt is a German architect and a painter, winner of the Threadneedle Prize in 2018. She focuses her work on urban landscapes.

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Biography and career

Born in Bochum, Germany, Schmidt moved with her family to Asia and lived in Vietnam and Thailand. [1]

Years later, she moved to Spain to study at the Polytechnic University of Barcelona, where she received a Master of Science in Architecture. Schmidt also received a ARC Living Master from the Art Renewal Center. [2] [3]

In 2018 she won the Columbia Threadneedle Prize, a major art prize for contemporary figurative art. [4]

She currently lives and works as an artist and urban planning architect in Bilbao, Spain. [3]

Work

Selected solo exhibitions

Selected catalogs

Media

Awards

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