Four graduates of the Weißensee Academy of Art Berlin have won an Elsa-Neumann-Stipend, awarded by the state of Berlin. In the field of fine arts, Matthias Wermke was selected from 73 applicants. He is professor Else Gabriel's Meisterschüler in sculpture, and his artistic interventions in urban space have already attracted considerable attention. Recently he also received the young artist's prize 2012 from the Columbus Art Foundations. Examples of his work can be seen at <http://www.stopmakingsense.de>. In the design group, 21 graduates of the various Berlin art academies applied for the stipend. Patrizia Bach engaged in her diploma thesis (supervised by
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