London Awards for Art and Performance explained

The London Awards for Art and Performance is awarded in 11 different art categories, by the London Festival Fringe.

It is awarded each year, at a central London venue, and is presented to artists and performers who have made an outstanding contribution to their art form.

Awards

Year	Category	Winner
2009	Comedy	Jo Selby	^[1]
2009	Photography	Daniel Lane	^[2]
2009	Film		^[3]
2009	Short Fiction	Through a Glass Darkly, Alex Burger	^[4]
2009	Music	Kit Richardson	^[5]
2010	Theatre Writing	Benedict Fogarty, Drawing the Curtains	^[6]
2010	Short Fiction	Jennifer Thorp	^[7]
2010	Poetry	Carrie Etter	^[8]
2010	Photography	Daisy Meadows	^[9]
2010	Music	New Cut Gang	^[10]
2010	Jazz Instrumentalist	John Turville	^[11]
2010	Jazz Vocalist	Norma Winstone, Cleveland Watkiss	^[12]
2010	Film	3 Lives, Team Alma	^[13]
2010	Dance	BalletBoyz
2010	Comedy	Don Biswas	^[14]
2010	Best Play	A Christmas Carol	^[15]
2010	Art	Andrew Hladky	^[16]
2011	Poetry	Michael Longley	^[17]
2011	Photography	Nadav Kander
2011	Music	Wild Beasts
2011	Jazz	Julian Siegel
2011	Film	Submarine, Richard Ayoade
2011	Dance	Balletboyz
2011	Comedy	Zoe Lyons
2011	Book	Stuart Evers "Ten Stories About Smoking"
2011	Best Play	Precious Little Talent
2011	Art	Douglas Gordon^[18]

External links

• Debut Contemporary Art on the 2011 Awards Ceremony (archived)
• Fringe Report on the London Awards for Art and Performance 2011

Notes and References

1. Web site: London Festival Fringe.
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18. Web site: London Festival Fringe.