Launch year:
2004
Number of artworks:
1100
Status of collection:
National
Artistic domains and general information about the collection:
Paintings, drawings, sculptures, photographs, prints, videos, installations, new media from 1805 to present day.
Commission programme / Site-specific order(s) :
John M Armleder
Beat Streuli
Renate Buser
Thomas Huber
Shirana Shahbazi
Silvia Bächli
Claudio Moser
Karim Noureldin
Gerda Steiner & Jörg Lenzlinger
Ugo Rondinone
Kerim Seiler
Prix Pictet
Founded by the Pictet Group in 2008, the prize of CHF 100,000 awarded to the photographer who, in the opinion of the independent jury, has produced a series of work that speaks most powerfully to the theme of the award.
The Prix Pictet was awarded to the following:
Gauri Gill (Human, 2023)
Sally Mann (Fire, 2021)
Joana Choumali (Hope, 2019)
Richard Mosse (Space, 2017)
Valérie Belin (Disorder, 2015)
Michael Schmidt (Consumption, 2014)
Luc Delahaye (Power, 2012)
Mitch Epstein (Growth, 2011)
Nadav Kander (Earth, 2009)
Benoit Aquin (Water, 2008)
About the company
Launch year:
1805
International presence:
30 offices across the world
Annual revenue:
Not disclosed
Number of employees:
More than 5,400 people
Profile of the company:
The Pictet Group is a partnership of seven owner managers, with principles of succession and transmission of ownership that have remained unchanged since foundation in 1805. It offers only wealth management, asset management and related asset services. The Group does not engage in investment banking, nor does it extend commercial loans. With CHF 693 billion in assets under management or custody at 30 September 2024, Pictet is today one of the leading Europe-based independent wealth and asset managers.
Headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland and founded there, Pictet today employs more than 5,400 people. It has 30 offices in: Amsterdam, Barcelona, Basel, Brussels, Dubai, Frankfurt, Geneva, Hong Kong, Lausanne, London, Luxembourg, Madrid, Milan, Monaco, Montreal, Munich, Nassau, New York, Osaka, Paris, Rome, Shanghai, Singapore, Stuttgart, Taipei, Tel Aviv, Tokyo, Turin, Verona and Zurich.