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March 20, 2019

Nordic Dummy Award at Reykjavík Museum of Photography

The winner of the Nordic Dummy Award will be announced at 16:00 on the 21st March at the Reykjavík Museum of Photography. Associated lectures on the awards will take place on the same day at the museum.

The Nordic Dummy Award has been presented annually since 2012. The competition, which is overseen by the Oslo Fotogalleriet, invites photographers working in or associated with the Nordic countries to submit prototypes of their work in the form of a “photobook dummy”. Nominated books are then exhibited widely throughout the Nordics with the winning entry published by German fine-art and contemporary photography publisher, Kehrer Verlag.

The shortlisted books are on show at the Reykjavik Museum of Photography from 16th-26th March.  The Reykjavik Museum of Photography is honoured to be taking part in the Nordic Dummy Award touring exhibition. The presentation of these works highlights the growing number of photography books now published in Iceland.

Nordic Dummy Award Nominations 2018:

Øystein Agerlie. Norway. Encyclopaedia of Man

Celeste Arnstedt & Petter Wessel, Denmark & Norway. Olivenbjerget (Mount Olivet)

Theo Elias, Sweden. Smoke

August Eriksson, Sweden. Kaihogyo

Anna Hyvärinen, Denmark. Lost Identity

Ole Nesset, Norway. Unburdened Migration.

Steffen Kloster Poulsen. Denmark. 6 not taken, and You Deserve Hell

Matilde Søes Rasmussen, Denmark. Uprofessionel [Unprofessional]

Tina Umer, Sweden. Danish Mountains.

 

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The winner of the Nordic Dummy Award will be announced at 16:00 on the 21st March at the Reykjavík Museum of Photography. Associated lectures on the awards will take place on the same day at the museum.

The Nordic Dummy Award has been presented annually since 2012. The competition, which is overseen by the Oslo Fotogalleriet, invites photographers working in or associated with the Nordic countries to submit prototypes of their work in the form of a “photobook dummy”. Nominated books are then exhibited widely throughout the Nordics with the winning entry published by German fine-art and contemporary photography publisher, Kehrer Verlag.

The shortlisted books are on show at the Reykjavik Museum of Photography from 16th-26th March.  The Reykjavik Museum of Photography is honoured to be taking part in the Nordic Dummy Award touring exhibition. The presentation of these works highlights the growing number of photography books now published in Iceland.

Nordic Dummy Award Nominations 2018:

Øystein Agerlie. Norway. Encyclopaedia of Man

Celeste Arnstedt & Petter Wessel, Denmark & Norway. Olivenbjerget (Mount Olivet)

Theo Elias, Sweden. Smoke

August Eriksson, Sweden. Kaihogyo

Anna Hyvärinen, Denmark. Lost Identity

Ole Nesset, Norway. Unburdened Migration.

Steffen Kloster Poulsen. Denmark. 6 not taken, and You Deserve Hell

Matilde Søes Rasmussen, Denmark. Uprofessionel [Unprofessional]

Tina Umer, Sweden. Danish Mountains.

 

For more information click here

 

 

 

 

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