Editing Raymond Pettibon (section)

== Recognition ==
Raymond Pettibon is the recipient of numerous awards and prizes.  In 1991, he was awarded the [[Louis Comfort Tiffany Foundation]] Award for which a catalog was produced. In 2001, the [[Museum Ludwig]] named Pettibon the winner of its [[Museum Ludwig|Wolfgang Hahn Prize]]. In 2003, Pettibon was awarded the Grand Prize of Honor for his participation in the 25th [[Biennial of Graphic Arts, Ljubljana]], Slovenia. For the 2004 [[Whitney Biennial]], Pettibon was invited to create an installation of drawings for the exhibition. He was awarded the [[Bucksbaum Award]] for his installation, the world's largest award given to an individual artist.<ref>{{cite web | url=http://whitney.org/file_columns/0000/3343/may_3_2004.pdf | title=press release of Whitney Museum of American Art: Bucksbaum 2004 (PDF) | date=May 3, 2004 | access-date=March 9, 2012 | url-status=dead | archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120307161313/http://whitney.org/file_columns/0000/3343/may_3_2004.pdf | archive-date=March 7, 2012 }}</ref> (The [[Bucksbaum Award]] is awarded every two years and is always given to an artist whose work is displayed in that year's Whitney Biennial.) As part of the honor, the [[Whitney Museum]] organized a solo exhibition that opened in the Fall of 2005, featuring new works and published an artist's book for the occasion. Most recently, Pettibon was awarded the [[University of Vienna]]'s [[Oskar Kokoschka]] Prize for 2010. Established by the Austrian government in 1980, following the painter's death, the Kokoschka Prize is awarded to a contemporary artist every two years.