Camera Austria Award Explained

Awards
year photographer
1989 Nan Goldin[1]
1991 Olivier Richon[2]
1993 Seiichi Furuya[3]
1995 David Goldblatt[4]
1997 [none]
1999 Hans-Peter Feldmann[5]
2001 Allan Sekula[6]
2003 Aglaia Konrad[7]
2005 Walid Raad[8]
2007 Marika Asatiani[9]
2009 Sanja Iveković[10]
2011Heidrun Holzfeind
2013Joachim Koester
2015Annette Kelm
2017Jochen Lempert
2019Lebohang Kganye
2021Belinda Kazeem-Kamiński
2023Joanna Piotrowska

The Camera Austria Award for Contemporary Photography by the City of Graz (Camera Austria-Preis für zeitgenössische Fotografie der Stadt Graz) is an award given every two years since 1989 by the city of Graz.[11]

Notes

  1. http://www.camera-austria.at/capreis.php?id=9 Announcement
  2. http://www.camera-austria.at/capreis.php?id=8 Announcement
  3. http://www.camera-austria.at/capreis.php?id=7 Announcement
  4. http://www.camera-austria.at/capreis.php?id=6 Announcement
  5. http://www.camera-austria.at/capreis.php?id=5 Announcement
  6. http://www.camera-austria.at/capreis.php?id=4 Announcement
  7. http://www.camera-austria.at/capreis.php?id=3 Announcement
  8. http://www.camera-austria.at/capreis.php?id=2 Announcement
  9. http://www.camera-austria.at/capreis.php?id=1 Announcement
  10. http://www.camera-austria.at/capreis.php?id=10 Announcement
  11. "Milestones from the 1960s to European Capital of Culture, 2003 ", Graz: City of Design. Accessed 18 February 2011.

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