Results Announced
Prizes:
$11,000 in cash plus a solo show at PhMuseum Lab, screenings at Photo Vogue Festival, and more
Since 2012:
The work of Leonardo Magrelli, Gloria Oyarzabal, Daniel Everett, Luca Massaro and Chloé Milos Azzopardi is selected through the open call and individually exhibited at PhMuseum Days 2023. Further 20 Projects are selected for screenings, and 40 images for the collective show.
Tara Laure Claire receives the First Prize with the project The Studio By Tara Laure Claire (AKA Tara Sood). Joseph Ladron De Guevara is awarded the New Generation Prize with the project Si El Sol Llegara A Oscurecer (y No Brille Más).
Farren Van Wyk receives the First Prize with the project Mixedness Is My Mythology. Vân-Nhi Nguyễn is awarded the New Generation Prize with the project As You Grow Older.
The work of Ana Vallejo, Piero Martinello & Piero Casentini, Agathe Kalfas & Mathias Benguigui, Carla Liesching and Munirah Almehri is selected through the open call and individually exhibited at PhMuseum Days 2022. Further 20 Projects are selected for screenings, and 40 images for the collective show.
Miraj Patel receives the First Prize with the project Do You See What I See, When I Look At Me?. Delali Ayivi is awarded the New Generation Prize with the project TogoYeye.
Ana Vallejo receives the First Prize with the project Neuromantic. Chingrimi Shimray is awarded the New Generation Prize with the project Our Belongings.
The work of Ligia Popławska, Fabiola Cedillo and Samuel Fordham is selected through the open call and individually exhibited at PhMuseum Days 2021. Further 15 Projects are selected for screenings, and 40 images for the collective show.
Rodrigo Pinheiro and Gal Cipreste Marinelli receives the First Prize with the project GH, Gal And Hiroshima. Marisol Mendez is awarded the New Generation Prize with the project MADRE.
Valeria Arendar receives the First Prize with the project Two Times Mary.
Laura El-Tantawy receives the First Prize with the project I'll Die For You. Lebo Thoka is awarded the New Generation Prize with the project "It Is Well" : An Ode To Karabo.
Noelle Mason receives the First Prize with the project X-Ray Vision Vs. Invisibility. David Nana Opoku Ansah is awarded the New Generation Prize with the project AREA BOYS & BROTHERHOOD.
Natalie Keyssar receives the First Prize with the project Make Me A Little Miracle. Robin Alysha Clemens is awarded the New Generation Prize with the project Yo Soy Otro Tú, Tú Eres Otro.
Nikita Teryoshin receives the First Prize with the project Nothing Personal. Liza Ambrossio is awarded the New Generation Prize with the project The Rage Of Devotion.
Maria Sturm receives the First Prize with the project "You Don't Look Native To Me". Alice Mann is awarded the New Generation Prize with the project Drummies.
Poulomi Basu receives the First Prize with the project Centralia. Panos Kefalos is awarded the New Generation Prize with the project Saints.
Raphaela Rosella receives the First Prize with the project You'll Know It When You Feel It. Fabiola Cedillo is awarded the New Generation Prize with the project Los Mundos De TITA.
Salvatore Vitale receives the First Prize with the project How To Secure A Country. Karim El Maktafi is awarded the New Generation Prize with the project Hayati.
Rasmus Degnbol receives the First Prize with the project Europe's New Borders. Pierre Liebaert is awarded the New Generation Prize with the project Free Now.
Tomas Van Houtryve receives the First Prize with the project Blue Sky. Clémentine Schneidermann is awarded the New Generation Prize with the project I Called Her Lisa Marie.
Max Pinckers receives the First Prize with the project Will They Sing Like Raindrops Or Leave Me Thirsty. Kate Smuraga is awarded the New Generation Prize with the project Letter From The Quiet Town.
Cihad Caner receives the First Prize with the project Remaining. Diana Markosian is awarded the New Generation Prize with the project Goodbye My Chechnya.
Usually I don’t participate in photo contests that often, but here I had not only the feeling that it fits but also liked the idea of the grant, because it directly helps you with the realization of your project and not only gives money for the „best“ piece of work to push photographer’s ego. Like the legendary german punk band „Bluttat“ would say, „Punk means support, no competition!