The 2024 shortlisted artists are:
Nicolas Baier ,Montreal, Quebec Clara Gutsche ,Montreal, Quebec Thaddeus Holownia ,Sackville, New Brunswick
"Congratulations to the three artists named to this year's Scotiabank Photography Award shortlist," says
In 2010, Scotiabank co-created the Scotiabank Photography Award with Canadian photographer, Edward Burtynsky, to strengthen its commitment to the arts and celebrate the creative vision and accomplishments of some of our country's most gifted lens-based artists. Fourteen years later, the Award continues to engage Canadians with photographic art and aims to be instrumental in working with the winning artist to assist them in achieving the next level of their artistic career.
"We are pleased to announce the finalists for the 2024 Scotiabank Photography Award, who are all accomplished and worthy of the first prize. This year the jury tipped their hat to artists who have dedicated decades to hone their vision and craft:
This year's shortlist was selected from a longlist of 8 artists, inclusive of:
Sara Angelucci Sara Cwynar Barry Pottle Chih-Chien Wang Shellie Zhang
The winner of the 2024 Scotiabank Photography Award will be announced in Spring 2024. The winner will receive a
The finalists and winner of the 2024 Scotiabank Photography Award are selected by a jury of pre-eminent members of the Canadian arts community. This year's jury includes:
- Edward Burtynsky, Artist,
Jury Chair Stéphane Aquin , Director,Montreal Museum of Fine Arts Andrea Kunard , Senior Curator of Photography,National Gallery ofCanada Gaëlle Morel , Exhibition Curator at the Toronto Image Centre (TIC)
The 2023 Scotiabank Photography Award winner, Dr.
For more information about the Scotiabank Photography Award, please visit the website at www.scotiabank.com/photoaward.
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