William KentridgeArtsSince the nineties, he has combined the practice of drawing with film and theatre, becoming a multidisciplinary artist who has also cultivated scenography, collage, engraving, sculpture and video art.
Karen ArmstrongSocial SciencesShe is considered a leading international scholar in the comparative study of Islam, Judaism and Christianity. Her first book was Through the Narrow Gate (1982), a memoir she continued in The Spiral Staircase (2004).
Les LuthiersCommunication and HumanitiesThe members of Les Luthiers, who this year will have trodden the boards non-stop for half a century, have performed in the United States, Israel and in almost all the countries in Latin America, including Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Chile, Ecuador, Mexico, Peru, Paraguay, Uruguay and Venezuela.
European UnionConcordSixty years after the signing of the Treaty of Rome, the EU represents a unique model of supranational political integration based on the peaceful, progressive and free association of its members.
Hispanic Society of AmericaInternational CooperationThe Hispanic Society of America was created with the aim of establishing a museum, a library and an educational institution with free public access to advance the study of the languages, literature and history of Spain and Portugal, as well as the countries in which Spanish and Portuguese were or are still spoken.
All BlacksSportsNew Zealand’s national team and highest rugby representation achievable in the country, the All Blacks are the most successful international rugby side of all-time.
Adam ZagajewskiLiteraturePoet, novelist and essayist who graduated in Philosophy and Psychology from the Jagiellonian University, Krakow, and one of the most famous contemporary Polish poets.