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{{Short description|Annual award under the Council of Europe}}{{About|a Europe-wide award|the annual UK-specific award|Museum of the Year}}{{Use dmy dates|date=February 2023}}
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| | weblink}}}}The European Museum of the Year Award (EMYA) is presented each year by the European Museum Forum (EMF) under the auspices of the Council of Europe.European Museum Forum, Council of Europe; The EMYA is considered the most important annual award in the European museum sector.WEB,weblink Winners of the European Museum of the Year Award 2018, Network of European Museum Organisations (NEMO), 14 May 2018, 11 October 2019, The EMYA and the Council of Europe Museum Prize are the longest running and most prestigious museum awards in Europe., HistoryThe EMYA was founded in 1977 by British journalist Kenneth Hudson, British academic Richard Hoggart, and John Letts, under the auspices of the Council of Europe.WEB,weblink HISTORY OF THE ORGANISATION, European Museum Forum, 2019, 14 October 2019, European Museum of the Year Award scheme was established by three British founders (Kenneth Hudson, Richard Hoggart and John Letts) in 1977., It is considered to be the most important award in its sector,NEWS,weblink Design Museum named European museum of the year, Mark Brown, The Guardian, 14 May 2018, 10 October 2019, WEB,weblink Rijksmuseum Boerhaave is European Museum of the Year, Founded in 1977, this is the oldest and most prestigious museum award in Europe., Museum Boerhaave, 2019, 11 October 2019, being described by the Network of European Museums (NEMO) as "the longest-running and most prestigious museum awards in Europe".The Fonds de dotation de lâICOM of the International Council of Museums supports the European Museum of the Year Award.{{in lang|en}} WEB,weblink ICOM Endowment Fund and European Museum Forum signed agreement for 2016 - 2019, Europeanmuseumforum.info, 8 June 2017,weblink" title="web.archive.org/web/20170403032440weblink">weblink 3 April 2017, dead, dmy-all, AwardsCategoriesSince 1977, the EMF has presented two main awards:
- European Museum of the Year
- Council of Europe Museum Prize
Three additional prizes were subsequently added to the EMF awards:
- In 2010, the Kenneth Hudson Award for daring achievement.
- In 2011, the Silletto Prize for community/cultural engagement.WEB,weblink EMYA SILLETTO PRIZE, European Museum of the Year Award, 10 October 2019,
- In 2019, the Portimão Museum Prize for the most welcoming museum.WEB,weblink The Portimão Museum Prize â Europe's Most Welcoming Museum, European Museum Forum, 21 November 2021,
- In 2020, the Meyvaert Museum Prize for Sustainability for "exceptional commitment to social, economic and environmental sustainability".WEB,weblink The Meyvaert Museum Prize for Sustainability, European Museum Forum, 21 November 2021,
CriteriaThe EMF state that the European Museum of the Year is based on:{{blockquote|This award goes to a museum which contributes most directly to attracting audiences and satisfying its visitors with unique atmosphere, imaginative interpretation and presentation, a creative approach to education and social responsibility.|author=European Museum Forum, (2019).WEB,weblink THE EUROPEAN MUSEUM OF THE YEAR AWARD, European Museum Forum, 2019, 11 October 2019, }}The EMF state that the Council of Europe Museum Prize is based on:{{blockquote|This prestigious prize is awarded on the recommendations of the EMYA Judging Panel, by the Committee on Culture, Science and Education of the Council of Europe to a museum which puts particular emphasis on a clearly understandable presentation of a European perspective and of the interplay between local and European identities, working with themes of European relevance and adhering to key values and priorities of democracy, human rights, tolerance and intercultural dialogue, of bridging cultures and overcoming social and political borders.|author=European Museum Forum, (2019).WEB,weblink THE COUNCIL OF EUROPE MUSEUM PRIZE, European Museum Forum, 2019, 11 October 2019, }}JudgingMuseums in 47 European countries, all members of the Council of Europe, can take part in the competition if they are newly opened or have undergone modernization or expansion in the past three years.WEB,weblink Becoming a candidate â The European Museum of the Year Award, 25 April 2019,weblink 3 February 2023, 25 April 2019, European Museum of the Year winners (1977â)The following are the winners of the main European Museum of the Year award:{| class="wikitable sortable plainrowheaders" style="font-size" | !style="text-align:left ; width:50pt" ; scope="col" width=|Year!style="text-align:left ; width:50px" ; scope="col" width=|Image!style="text-align:left ; width:200px" ; scope="col" |Museum!style="text-align:left ; width:100px" ; scope="col" width=|Location!style="text-align:left ; width:100px" ; scope="col" width=|Country
1977 | 75px)!scope="row"|Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust|Ironbridge | United Kingdom}} |
1978 | Image:Schloss Rheydt North.jpg>75px!scope="row"|Schloss Rheydt Museum|Mönchengladbach | West Germany}} |
1979 | 75px)!scope="row"|{{ill|Museum of the Camargue|fr|Musée de la Camargue}}|Arles | France}} |
1980 | 75px)!scope="row"|Catharine Convent Museum | Utrecht (city)>Utrecht | Netherlands}} |
1981| !scope="row"|Peloponnesian Folklore Foundation|Nafplio | Greece}} |
1982 | Image:SaintDenisMuseum.jpg>75px!scope="row"|Museum of Art and History | Saint-Denis, Seine-Saint-Denis>Saint-Denis | France}} |
1983 | 75px)!scope="row"|Museum Sarganserland|Sargans | Switzerland}} |
1984 | 75px)!scope="row"|Zuiderzee Museum|Enkhuizen | Netherlands}} |
1986 | 75px)!scope="row"|Museum of Medieval Stockholm|Stockholm | Sweden}} |
1987 | 75px)!scope="row"|Beamish Museum | Stanley, County Durham>Stanley | United Kingdom}} |
1988 | 75px)!scope="row"|Brandts Museum|Odense | Denmark}} |
1989 | 75px)!scope="row"|(:sv:Sundsvalls museum|Sundsvall Museum)|Sundsvall | Sweden}} |
1990 | 75px)!scope="row"|{{ill|Fourmies-Trélon Regional Ecomuseum|tr|Fourmies-Trélon Regional Ecomuseum}} | Fourmies, Nord>Fourmies | France}} |
1991 | 75px)!scope="row"|Leventio Museum|Nicosia | Cyprus|1960}} |
1992 | Image:Landesmuseum.jpg>75px!scope="row"|State Museum of Technology and Work|Mannheim | Germany}} |
1993 | 75px)!scope="row"|Alta Museum | Alta, Norway>Alta | Norway}} |
1994 | 75px)!scope="row"|National Museum of Denmark|Copenhagen | Denmark}} |
1995 | 75px)!scope="row"|Olympic Museum|Lausanne | Switzerland}} |
1996 | 75px)!scope="row"|Museum of the Romanian Peasant|Bucharest | Romania}} |
1997 | 75px)!scope="row"|Museum of Anatolian Civilizations|Ankara | Turkey}} |
1998 | 75px)!scope="row"|National Conservation Centre|Liverpool | United Kingdom}} |
1999 | 75px)!scope="row"|French Museum of Playing Cards|Issy-les-Moulineaux | France}} |
2000 | 75px)!scope="row"|Guggenheim Museum Bilbao|Bilbao | Spain}} |
2001 | 75px)!scope="row"|National Railway MuseumNEWS,weblink Steaming, 2008-03-18, Maev Kennedy, The Guardian, London, 1 May 2002, |York | United Kingdom}} |
2002 | 75px)!scope="row"|Chester Beatty LibraryNEWS,weblink Arts Abroad; An Irish Castle for Religious Manuscripts, 2008-03-18, 17 July 2002, Brian Lavery, The New York Times, |Dublin | Ireland}} |
2003 | 75px)!scope="row"|Victoria and Albert Museum - British GalleriesWEB,weblink Spiralling into Oblivion, 2008-03-18, 13 September 2004, Jonathan Glancey, New Statesman, 11 April 2009,weblink" title="web.archive.org/web/20090411125055weblink">weblink dead, |London | United Kingdom}} |
2004 | 75px)!scope="row"|Archaeological Museum of Alicante|Alicante | Spain}} |
2005 | 75px)!scope="row"|Netherlands Open Air Museum|Arnhem | Netherlands}} |
2006 | 75px)!scope="row"|CosmoCaixa|Barcelona | Spain}} |
2007 | 75px)!scope="row"|German Emigration Center|Bremerhaven | Germany}} |
2008 | 75px)!scope="row"|Kumu Art Museum|Tallinn | Estonia}} |
2009 | 75px)!scope="row"|Salzburg Museum|Salzburg | Austria}} |
2010 | 75px)!scope="row"|Ozeaneum2010 European Museum of the Year Award, Tampere, Finland, 19â22 May 2010.|Stralsund | Germany}} |
2011 | 75px)!scope="row"|Gallo-Roman Museum of TongerenPRESS RELEASE
, weblink, The Gallo-Roman Museum in Tongeren, Belgium, won the European Museum of the Year Award 2011 , 21 May 2011 , European Museum Forum, 2 July 2011 , weblink" title="web.archive.org/web/20150924003746 weblink">weblink , 24 September 2015 , dead , dmy-all
, |Tongeren | Belgium}} |
2012 | 75px)!scope="row"|Medina Azahara Museum | Córdoba, Andalusia>Córdoba | Spain}} |
2013 | 75px)!scope="row"|Riverside Museum|Glasgow | United Kingdom}} |
2014 | 75px)!scope="row"|The Museum of Innocence|Istanbul | Turkey}} |
2015 | 75px)!scope="row"|Rijksmuseum|Amsterdam | Netherlands}} |
2016 | 75px)!scope="row"|POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews|Warsaw | Poland}} |
2017 | 75px)!scope="row"|Musée d'ethnographie de Genève|Geneva | Switzerland}} |
2018 | 75px)!scope="row"|Design Museum{{citation|url=https://www.theguardian.com/culture/2018/may/14/london-design-museum-named-european-museum-of-the-year|last=Brown|first=Mark|title=Design Museum named European museum of the year|work=The Guardian|date=14 May 2018|access-date=7 July 2018}}|London | United Kingdom}} |
2019 | 75px)!scope="row"|Rijksmuseum Boerhaave|Leiden | Netherlands}} |
2020 | 75px)!scope="row"|Stapferhaus|Lenzburg | Switzerland}} |
2021 | 75px)!scope="row"|Naturalis Biodiversity Center|Leiden | Netherlands}} |
2022 | 75px)!scope="row"|Museum of the Mind|Haarlem | Netherlands}} |
2023 | 75px)!scope="row"|L'Etno Valencian Museum of Ethnology|Valencia | Spain}} |
2024 | 75px)!scope="row"|Sámi Museum Siida | Inari, Finland>Inari | Finland}} |
Council of Europe Museum Prize winners (1977â)
The following are the winners of the Council of Europe Museum Prize award:WEB,
weblink The Council of Europe Museum Prize,
European Museum Forum, 20 November 2021, {| class="wikitable sortable plainrowheaders" style="font-size"
!style="text-align:left ; width:50pt" ; scope="col" width=|Year!style="text-align:left ; width:50px" ; scope="col" width=|Image!style="text-align:left ; width:200px" ; scope="col" |Museum!style="text-align:left ; width:100px" ; scope="col" width=|Location!style="text-align:left ; width:100px" ; scope="col" width=|Country
1977 | 75px)!scope="row"|Fundació Joan Miró|Barcelona | Spain}} |
1978 | Image:Bryggens_Museum_2013.JPG>75px!scope="row"|Bryggens Museum|Bergen | Norway}} |
1979|!scope="row"|{{ill|Municipal Museum Rüsselsheim|de|Stadt- und Industriemuseum Rüsselsheim}}|Rüsselsheim am Main | Germany}} |
1980 | 75px)!scope="row"|Monaghan County Museum|Monaghan | Ireland}} |
1981 | 75px)!scope="row"|Stockholm Music Museum|Stockholm | Sweden}} |
1982 | Image:Ã
lands museum1.jpg>75px!scope="row"|Ã
land Museum|Mariehamn | Finland}} |
1983 | 75px)!scope="row"|Joanneum - The Provincial Museum of Styria|Graz | Austria}} |
1984 | 75px)!scope="row"|Living Museum of the Canal du Centre|Thieu | Belgium}} |
1984 | Image:National Waterways Museum, Cheshire -2.jpg>75px!scope="row"|National Waterways Museum|Ellesmere Port | United Kingdom}} |
1987 | Image:Gutshof Britz Museum Neukölln (Alice Chodura).JPG>75px!scope="row"|Museum Neukölln|Berlin | Germany}} |
1988 | 75px)!scope="row"|Bavarian National Museum|Munich | Germany}} |
1988 | 75px)!scope="row"|Convent of Las Descalzas Reales Museum|Madrid | Spain}} |
1989 | 75px)!scope="row"|Joods Historisch Museum|Amsterdam | Netherlands}} |
1990|!scope="row"|Manuel da Maia Museum of Water|Lisbon | Portugal}} |
1991 | 75px)!scope="row"|German Salt Museum|Lüneburg | Germany}} |
1992 | 75px)!scope="row"|Argenta Marsh Museum|Argenta, EmiliaâRomagna | Italy}} |
1993 | 75px)!scope="row"|Ä°stanbul Archaeology Museums|Istanbul | Turkey}} |
1994 | 75px)!scope="row"|Provincial Museum of Lapland|Rovaniemi | Finland}} |
1995| !scope="row"|Haus der Geschichte|Bonn | Germany}} |
1996 | 75px)!scope="row"|Museum of Applied Arts, Vienna|Vienna | Austria}} |
1997 | 75px)!scope="row"|Tropenmuseum Junior|Amsterdam | Netherlands}} |
1998|!scope="row"|Museum Centre on Strelka|Krasnoyarsk | Russia}} |
1999 | 75px)!scope="row"|Palais des Beaux-Arts de Lille|Lille | France}} |
2000 | 75px)!scope="row"|In Flanders Fields Museum|Ypres | Belgium}} |
2001 | 75px)!scope="row"|{{ill|Helsinki Theatre Museum|fi|Teatterimuseo}}|Helsinki | Finland}} |
2002 | 75px)!scope="row"|Buddenbrookhaus|Lübeck | Germany}} |
2003 | 75px)!scope="row"|Laténium|Hauterive, Neuchâtel | Switzerland}} |
2004 | 75px)!scope="row"|Museum of Health Care|Edirne | Turkey}} |
2005 | 75px)!scope="row"|Museum of Byzantine Culture|Thessaloniki | Greece}} |
2006 | 75px)!scope="row"|Churchill War Rooms|London | United Kingdom}} |
2007 | 75px)!scope="row"|International Museum of the Reformation|Geneva | Switzerland}} |
2008 | 75px)!scope="row"|Svalbard Museum|Longyearbyen | Norway}} |
2009 | 75px)!scope="row"|Zeeuws Museum | Middelburg, Zeeland>Middelburg | Netherlands}} |
2010 | 75px)!scope="row"|Portimão Museum|Portimão | Portugal}} |
2012 | 75px)!scope="row"|Rautenstrauch-Joest Museum|Cologne | Germany}} |
2013 | 75px)!scope="row"|Museum of Liverpool|Liverpool | United Kingdom}} |
2014 | 75px)!scope="row"|Baksı Museum|Bayburt | Turkey}} |
2015 | 75px)!scope="row"|Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilisations|Marseille | France}} |
2016 | 75px)!scope="row"|European Solidarity Centre|GdaÅsk | Poland}} |
2017 | 75px)!scope="row"|ACTe Memorial|Pointe-Ã -Pitre | France}} |
2018 | 75px)!scope="row"|War Childhood Museum|Sarajevo | Bosnia and Herzegovina}} |
2019 | 75x75px)!scope="row"|{{ill|Museum für Kommunikation Bern|de}}|Bern | Switzerland}} |
2020 | 75x75px)!scope="row"|Museum of Secret Surveillance|Tirana | Albania}} |
2021 | 75x75px)!scope="row"|{{ill|State Museum of Gulag History|ru|ÐÑзей иÑÑоÑии ÐУÐÐÐа|lt=Gulag History Museum}}|Moscow | Russia}} |
2022|!scope="row"|Nano Nagle Place | Cork (city)>Cork | Ireland}} |
2023 | 75x75px)!scope="row"|The Workers Museum|Copenhagen | Denmark}} |
Kenneth Hudson Award winners (2010â)
The following are the winners of the Kenneth Hudson Award:WEB,
weblink The Kenneth Hudson Award, 21 November 2021,
European Museum Forum, {| class="wikitable sortable plainrowheaders" style="font-size"
!style="text-align:left ; width:50pt" ; scope="col" width=|Year!style="text-align:left ; width:50px" ; scope="col" width=|Image!style="text-align:left ; width:200px" ; scope="col" |Museum!style="text-align:left ; width:100px" ; scope="col" width=|Location!style="text-align:left ; width:100px" ; scope="col" width=|Country
2010|!scope="row"|Museum of Contraception and Abortion|Vienna | Austria}} |
2011 | 75px)!scope="row"|Museum of Broken Relationships|Zagreb | Croatia}} |
2012 | 75px)!scope="row"|Glasnevin Museum|Dublin | Ireland}} |
2013|!scope="row"|Batalha Municipal Community Museum | Batalha, Portugal>Batalha | Portugal}} |
2014 | 75px)!scope="row"|Žanis Lipke Memorial|Riga | Latvia}} |
2015 | 75px)!scope="row"|International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum|Geneva | Switzerland}} |
2016 | 75px)!scope="row"|Micropia|Amsterdam | Netherlands}} |
2017 | 75px)!scope="row"|Museum of the First President of Russia Boris Yeltsin|Yekaterinburg | Russia}} |
2018 | 75px)!scope="row"|Estonian National Museum|Tartu | Estonia}} |
2019 | 75px)!scope="row"|World Museum Vienna|Vienna | Austria}} |
2020 | 75px)!scope="row"|{{ill|House of Austrian History|de|Haus der Geschichte Ãsterreich}}|Vienna | Austria}} |
2021 | 75px)!scope="row"|CosmoCaixa Barcelona|Barcelona | Spain}} |
2022|!scope="row"|Wayne Modest, Nanette Snoep, Laura van Broekhoven & Leontine Meijer-van Mensch|n/a|n/a |
2023|!scope="row"|23,5 Hrant Dink Site of Memory, Türkiye|Istanbul | Turkey}} |
Silletto Prize winners (2011â)
The following are the winners of the Silletto Prize:{| class="wikitable sortable plainrowheaders" style="font-size"
!style="text-align:left ; width:50pt" ; scope="col" width=|Year!style="text-align:left ; width:50px" ; scope="col" width=|Image!style="text-align:left ; width:200px" ; scope="col" |Museum!style="text-align:left ; width:100px" ; scope="col" width=|Location!style="text-align:left ; width:100px" ; scope="col" width=|Country
2011 | 75px)!scope="row"|Watersnoodmuseum|Ouwerkerk | Netherlands}} |
2012 | 75px)!scope="row"|{{ill|TOPIC International Puppets Center|es|Centro Internacional del TÃtere de Tolosa (TOPIC)}} | Tolosa, Portugal>Tolosa | Spain}} |
2013 | 75px)!scope="row"|Museum aan de Stroom|Antwerp | Belgium}} |
2014 | 75px)!scope="row"|Saurer Museum|Arbon | Switzerland}} |
2015 | 75px)!scope="row"|{{ill|Familistère de Guise|fr|Familistère de Guise}}|Guise | France}} |
2016 | 75px)!scope="row"|Vukovar City Museum|Vukovar | Croatia}} |
2017 | 75px)!scope="row"|Leiria Museum|Leiria | Portugal}} |
2018 | 75px)!scope="row"|{{ill|Betina Museum of Wooden Shipbuilding|hr|Muzej betinske drvene brodogradnje}}|Betina | Croatia}} |
2019 | 75px)!scope="row"|{{ill|Shipwreck Museum St. George|da|Strandingsmuseum St. George}} | Thorsminde|da}} | Denmark}} |
2020 | 75px)!scope="row"|14 Henrietta Street|Dublin | Ireland}} |
2021|!scope="row"|{{ill|Kenan Yavuz Ethnography Museum|tr|Kenan Yavuz Etnografya Müzesi}}|Bayburt | Turkey}} |
2022 | 75px)!scope="row"|{{ill|Museum of Footwear and Industry|es|Museo del Calzado y de la Industria}} | Inca, Spain>Inca | Spain}} |
2023 | 75px)!scope="row"|Otar Lordkipanidze Vani Archaeological Museum of Georgian National Museum|Vani | Georgia}} |
Portimão Museum Prize winners (2019â)
The following are the winners of the Portimão Museum Prize:{| class="wikitable sortable plainrowheaders" style="font-size"
!style="text-align:left ; width:50pt" ; scope="col" width=|Year!style="text-align:left ; width:50px" ; scope="col" width=|Image!style="text-align:left ; width:200px" ; scope="col" |Museum!style="text-align:left ; width:100px" ; scope="col" width=|Location!style="text-align:left ; width:100px" ; scope="col" width=|Country
2019 | 75px)!scope="row"|Brunel's SS Great Britain|Bristol | United Kingdom}} |
2020 | 75px)!scope="row"|MO Museum|Vilnius | Lithuania}} |
2021 | 75px)!scope="row"|Gruuthusemuseum|Bruges | Belgium}} |
2022 | 75px)!scope="row"|University Museum of Bergen|Bergen | Norway}} |
2023 | 75px)!scope="row"|Chillida Leku | Hernani, Gipuzkoa>Hernani | Spain}} |
Meyvaert Museum Prize for Sustainability winners (2020â)
The following are the winners of the Meyvaert Museum Prize for Sustainability:{| class="wikitable sortable plainrowheaders" style="font-size"
!style="text-align:left ; width:50pt" ; scope="col" width=|Year!style="text-align:left ; width:50px" ; scope="col" width=|Image!style="text-align:left ; width:200px" ; scope="col" |Museum!style="text-align:left ; width:100px" ; scope="col" width=|Location!style="text-align:left ; width:100px" ; scope="col" width=|Country
2020 | 75px)!scope="row"|Wadden Sea Centre|Ribe | Denmark}} |
2021 | 75px)!scope="row"|Museum Walserhaus|Bosco/Gurin | Switzerland}} |
2022 | 75px)!scope="row"|Holmegaard Glass Factory|Holmegaard | Denmark}} |
2023|!scope="row"|Swiss Museum of Agriculture|Alberswil | Switzerland}} |
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