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Scotiabank Photography Award. The Scotiabank Photography Award is a CA$50,000 (equivalent to $54,294 in 2021) annual Canadian photography award. [1] Two runners-up each receive CA$10,000 (equivalent to $10,859 in 2021). In addition to the cash prize, the prize consists of a solo-exhibition of their work and the publication of a book about the work.
The Award was co- founded in 2010, by Edward Burtynsky, internationally-renowned Canadian photo artist and Chair of the Scotiabank Photography Award jury, and Scotiabank to strengthen Scotiabank’s commitment to the Arts in Canada. View 2024 Nominees.
Scotiabank Photography Award. The Scotiabank Photography Award is Canada’s largest and most prestigious annual peer-nominated and peer-reviewed award that acknowledges the outstanding contribution that our winners have made to contemporary art and photography.
The 2024 Scotiabank Photography Award Nominees represent the result of an annual Canada-wide search for excellence. The Scotiabank Photography Award is peer-reviewed at every stage of the nomination and adjudication process and nominees must meet eligibility criteria.
Apr 4, 2024 · The 2023 Scotiabank Photography Award winner , Dr. Ken Lum, will have a solo Primary Exhibition at the Toronto Image Centre during the 2024 CONTACT Photography Festival opening May 2024. For more information about the Scotiabank Photography Award, please visit the website at www.scotiabank.com/photoaward.
The award was co-founded in 2010 by Canadian photographer Edward Burtynsky and Jane Nokes. The longlist is announced in January and the short list is announced in March. The winner is announced in early May during the Scotiabank Contact Photography Festival.
Mar 26, 2023 · The annual award, Canada’s largest and most prestigious peer-nominated prize for lens-based art, celebrates the creative vision and accomplishments of contemporary lens-based artists. The winner, to be announced May 4, will receive $50,000 in cash, a solo Primary Exhibition at the 2024 Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival, and a book of ...
