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Home Awards Ontario Arts Council Awards Heinz Unger Award Laureates

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Heinz Unger Award Laureates

2017  
Earl Lee

2015  
Nicolas Ellis


2013

Martin MacDonald
 

2011  

Nathan Brock
 

2009  

Michelle Mourre
 

2007  

Alain Trudel
 

2005  

Kenneth Hsieh
 

2002  

Postponed while OAC undertook a review of the selection and
adjudication process
 

2000  

Stéphane Laforest
 

1998  

Paul Andreas Mahr
 

1996  

Clyde Mitchell
 

1994  

Véronique Lacroix
 

1992  

Susan Haig
 

1990  

Zdzislaw Kopac
 

1988  

Stewart Grant
 

1986  

Ian Grundy
 

1984  

Marc David and Erna Van Daele
 

1983  

Daniel Swift and Claude Lapalme
 

1982  

James Wegg
 

1981  

Timothy Brown and Ivars Taurins
 

1978  

Roberto De Clara
 

1977  

Stephen A. Rickes
 

1976  

Bruce Richardson
 

1975  

Bruce McGregor
 

1974  

David Gray
 

1973  

Dwight Bennett
 

1972  

Brian Jackson


1971  

John Barnum
 

1970  

Harvey Sachs
 

1969  

Voltr Ivonoffski
 

1968  

Wilson Swift

While every attempt has been made to include all laureates of the awards, it is inevitable that some names will have been inadvertently omitted. Anyone who knows individuals who should be included in a cumulative list of award laureates is asked to convey this information to the OAC Awards Officer so the name may be added to the list.
 
 
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