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Wolf Suschitzky Photography Prize 2020
Updated: 06 October 2020
The Austrian Cultural Forum London invites emerging photographers based in Austria and the UK to participate in a prize in tribute of the late Austrian émigré photographer Wolf Suschitzky. For our second edition of the prize, we invite submissions by emerging photographers on the theme of ‘Life in 2020’.
There are two prizes available:
1. An Austria based winner will receive a two-week ACF London residency + €500 cash prize
2. A UK based winner will receive a two-week Vienna/Salzburg residency + €500 cash prize Both residencies will be offered in 2021. The winners will be invited to show their work at the ACF London in an exhibition in spring 2021. Apply here
Wolf Suschitzky (1912-2016) was trained as a photographer at the Austrian State School of Photography in Vienna. With fascism on the rise, he emigrated to Amsterdam in 1934, and to London in the following year where he started working as a photographer for the illustrated press. He's best known for his versatility and his ability to apply himself to different situations. Each of his photographs conveys key elements of his attitude as a photographer: curiosity, fascination, spontaneity, as well as a genuine concern and respect for those who he photographed.
Deadline 30 November 2020
Austrian Cultural Forum London
Facebook: @acflondon
Twitter: @ACF_London
Apply here
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