Praemium Imperiale award winners in Tokyo

The winners of the Praemium Imperiale arts award, a global art prize in honor of Prince Takamatsu, (from L) painter Peter Doig of Britain, sculptor Marina Abramovic of Serbia, architect Eduardo Souto de Moura of Portugal, pianist Andras Schiff of Hungary, and choreographer and dancer Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker of Belgium attend a press conference in Tokyo on Oct. 21, 2025.

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