2024 Bowness Photography Prize
On behalf of the MAPh Foundation, the Museum of Australian Photography is thrilled to announce the selected finalists for the 2024 William & Winifred Bowness Photography Prize. The judging panel considered close to 750 entries, selecting 74 to comprise the final field. Artist and academic Dr Peta Clancy, former Director of Photographers’ Gallery London Brett Rogers, and MAPh Director Anouska Phizacklea worked through the submissions to select a diverse representation of contemporary Australian photography in this year’s Bowness Photography Prize.
With large-scale installations through to meticulous daguerreotypes, the shortlisted works canvass sculptural, digital and analogue photography. The pool of finalists demonstrates the expansive and captivating range of creative photographic work being made in Australia today.
The winner of the prize will win $30,000 and their work will be acquired into MAPh’s collection; the judges will also select three Honourable Mentions, thanks to Colour Factory. The artist selected for the Wai Tang Commissioning Award will receive $10,000 and the opportunity to exhibit a body of work throughout next year’s Bowness Photography Prize season. The Camera House People’s Choice winner will be awarded a prize pool worth $5000: voting will commence from the exhibition’s opening night.
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On behalf of the MAPh Foundation, the Museum of Australian Photography is thrilled to announce the selected finalists for the 2024 William & Winifred Bowness Photography Prize. The judging panel considered close to 750 entries, selecting 74 to comprise the final field. Artist and academic Dr Peta Clancy, former Director of Photographers’ Gallery London Brett Rogers, and MAPh Director Anouska Phizacklea worked through the submissions to select a diverse representation of contemporary Australian photography in this year’s Bowness Photography Prize.
With large-scale installations through to meticulous daguerreotypes, the shortlisted works canvass sculptural, digital and analogue photography. The pool of finalists demonstrates the expansive and captivating range of creative photographic work being made in Australia today.
The winner of the prize will win $30,000 and their work will be acquired into MAPh’s collection; the judges will also select three Honourable Mentions, thanks to Colour Factory. The artist selected for the Wai Tang Commissioning Award will receive $10,000 and the opportunity to exhibit a body of work throughout next year’s Bowness Photography Prize season. The Camera House People’s Choice winner will be awarded a prize pool worth $5000: voting will commence from the exhibition’s opening night.
Artists on show
- Aletheia Casey
- Alex Walker
- Amanda Page
- Amanda Williams
- Amy Woodward
- Andrew Hazewinkel
- Angela Tiatia
- Anna Higgins
- Axel Garay
- Ayman Kaake
- Cameron Robbins
- Cecilia Sordi Campos
- Chris Barry
- Danica Chappell
- Darren Tanny Tan
- Deborah Paauwe
- Diego Pizarro
- Ella Dreyfus
- Emil Canita
- Frances Mocnik
- Greg Semu
- Hameed Akinwande
- Heather Horrocks
- Helga Salwe
- J. Davies
- James Nguyen
- James Tylor
- Janet Laurence
- Jemima Wyman
- Jennifer Eadie
- Jessica Schwientek
- Jo Duck
- Joan Ross
- Jody Haines
- Judith Martinez Estrada
- Juno Gemes
- Justine Varga
- Karenne Ann
- Kent Morris
- Khoi Manh Bui
- Kirsten Lyttle
- Lina Buck
- Lucas Davidson
- Mia Mala McDonald
- Michael Corridore
- Michaela Gleave
- Michele Elliot
- Minami Ivory
- Minh-An Pham
- Naomi Hobson
- Natasha Johns-Messenger
- Nathan Stolz
- Patrick Pound
- Ramak Bamzar
- Renato Colangelo
- Renee Broders
- Rianon Dillon
- Robert Fielding
- Rod McNicol
- Rudi Williams
- Saville Coble
- Shea Kirk
- Siri Hayes
- Stavros Messinis Messinis
- Tace Stevens
- Talia Smith
- Teva Cosic
- Travis Paterson
- Trent Parke
- Wani Toaishara
- William Yang
- Yashodha Boopalan
- Yasmine Iddriss
- Zia Atahi
- Zo Damage
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