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今年の受賞者はOlivia Arthurhttp://
ファイナリストはNewsha Tavakolian（http://
英文はあしからず、翻訳割愛。
2007 Inge Morath Award Winner Announced
For Immediate Release: The Inge Morath Award, 2007
The Inge Morath Foundation, in cooperation with Magnum Photos, is pleased to announce the winner of the 2007 Inge Morath Award. This year’s winner is Olivia Arthur of London, England, in support of her project “The Middle Distance,” documenting the lives of women along the border between Asia and Europe.
Arthur, who graduated from Oxford University in 2002 with an honors degree in mathematics, completed postgraduate work in photojournalism at the London College of Printing in 2003, and worked as a freelance photographer in India from 2004 – 06. Her project “The Middle Distance” grew out of Arthur’s encounters with women in India, and explores the geo-political borderline between Asia and Europe – from Turkey to Georgia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, and Russia – for answers to the cultural divisions between East and West. “The project,” Arthur writes, “focuses particularly on young women, looking at a stage in life when they have to make decisions between education, work, and family.”
In addition to the Award winner, two finalists were named: Newsha Tavakolian, of Tehran, Iran, for her project “Iran: Girl Power!” and Rena Effendi, of Baku, Azerbaijan, for her project “Pipedreams: A Chronicle of Lives Along the Pipeline in Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Turkey.” Approximately 80 projects by young women artists from around the world were submitted for consideration. The winner and finalists were selected by the photographer members of Magnum Photos at their annual meeting in late June.
The Award was established by Magnum Photos in tribute to Inge Morath, an Austrian-born photographer who was associated with Magnum for almost fifty years, and who died in January, 2002. The annual Inge Morath award of $5,000 is given to a woman photographer under thirty years of age, to assist in the completion of a long term documentary project.
“The Inge Morath Award is unique in several key respects,” notes John Jacob, Inge Morath Foundation director. “Most importantly, it is the only Award among grants to artists that directly supports the work of young women photographers. It is also the only Award that carries the imprimatur of Magnum Photos, bringing great prestige to those selected as winners and finalists. In every case, their work has been extraordinary and the Inge Morath Foundation is pleased to have this opportunity to support them.”
For further information, and to view selections from the presentations of this year’s Inge Morath Award winner, Olivia Arthur, and finalists Newsha Tavakolian and Rena Effendi, please visit the Morath Foundation’s web site: http://
報道写真／フォトジャーナリストのコミュニティで以前書き込みをしていたものを下記に転載。
Magnum Photos Inge Morath Award｜第五回インゲ・モラス賞応募受付開始
youme.
マグナムフォトが第五回インゲ・モラス賞の応募要項を発表しています。30歳以下の女性写真家が対象です。締め切りは5月15日。
長期のドキュメンタリープロジェクトを支援する為に5000ドルが送られるそうです。
応募などについては下記英文の詳細をご参照。
インゲ・モラスについては
http://
Magnum Photos Inge Morath Award
http://
Magnum Photos announces the fifth Inge Morath Prize to be awarded to a woman photographer under thirty years of age. The $5000 prize is given to assist in the completion of a long term documentary project.
Inge Morath was an Austrian-born photographer who was associated with Magnum for almost fifty years. She died in January, 2002. As Inge devoted much of her enthusiasm to encouraging women photographers, this award is given as a tribute by her colleagues.
Form of Submission
Images should be sent as a Powerpoint slide show. No Quicktime presentations, PDF or HTML files will be accepted. A folder with the individual image files should accompany the Powerpoint file.
Image file the specifications are:
- 40-60 images
- file size: 1200 pixels on the longest side @ 150 DPI saved as a Jpeg compression at 8
- images should be numbered in the order that you wish them to be presented, with the number coming first in the file name (to ensure the correct sequence use two digits, example: 01_, 02, 03) and then your last name. F.ex. 01_Smith, 02_Smith, 03_Smith etc. Please do not use any spacing in the name.
Please test the CD before you send it and be sure to label it with your name and contact details. If your portfolio does not meet these requirements, it will not be considered.
Support material:
- Send a project description (optional; maximum one page)
- Curriculum Vitae (required; maximum three pages) including photographer's name, telephone number, plus shipping and mailing address.
Submissions should be sent to:
Inge Morath Award
c/o Magnum Photos
151 West 25th Street, 5th Floor
New York, NY 10001
USA
Deadline: May 15, 2007
Award Announcement: July 15, 2007
Return of material is the responsibility of the applicant. Submissions that are not accompanied by SASE will not be returned.
今年の受賞者はOlivia Arthurhttp://
ファイナリストはNewsha Tavakolian（http://
英文はあしからず、翻訳割愛。
2007 Inge Morath Award Winner Announced
For Immediate Release: The Inge Morath Award, 2007
The Inge Morath Foundation, in cooperation with Magnum Photos, is pleased to announce the winner of the 2007 Inge Morath Award. This year’s winner is Olivia Arthur of London, England, in support of her project “The Middle Distance,” documenting the lives of women along the border between Asia and Europe.
Arthur, who graduated from Oxford University in 2002 with an honors degree in mathematics, completed postgraduate work in photojournalism at the London College of Printing in 2003, and worked as a freelance photographer in India from 2004 – 06. Her project “The Middle Distance” grew out of Arthur’s encounters with women in India, and explores the geo-political borderline between Asia and Europe – from Turkey to Georgia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, and Russia – for answers to the cultural divisions between East and West. “The project,” Arthur writes, “focuses particularly on young women, looking at a stage in life when they have to make decisions between education, work, and family.”
In addition to the Award winner, two finalists were named: Newsha Tavakolian, of Tehran, Iran, for her project “Iran: Girl Power!” and Rena Effendi, of Baku, Azerbaijan, for her project “Pipedreams: A Chronicle of Lives Along the Pipeline in Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Turkey.” Approximately 80 projects by young women artists from around the world were submitted for consideration. The winner and finalists were selected by the photographer members of Magnum Photos at their annual meeting in late June.
The Award was established by Magnum Photos in tribute to Inge Morath, an Austrian-born photographer who was associated with Magnum for almost fifty years, and who died in January, 2002. The annual Inge Morath award of $5,000 is given to a woman photographer under thirty years of age, to assist in the completion of a long term documentary project.
“The Inge Morath Award is unique in several key respects,” notes John Jacob, Inge Morath Foundation director. “Most importantly, it is the only Award among grants to artists that directly supports the work of young women photographers. It is also the only Award that carries the imprimatur of Magnum Photos, bringing great prestige to those selected as winners and finalists. In every case, their work has been extraordinary and the Inge Morath Foundation is pleased to have this opportunity to support them.”
For further information, and to view selections from the presentations of this year’s Inge Morath Award winner, Olivia Arthur, and finalists Newsha Tavakolian and Rena Effendi, please visit the Morath Foundation’s web site: http://
報道写真／フォトジャーナリストのコミュニティで以前書き込みをしていたものを下記に転載。
Magnum Photos Inge Morath Award｜第五回インゲ・モラス賞応募受付開始
youme.
マグナムフォトが第五回インゲ・モラス賞の応募要項を発表しています。30歳以下の女性写真家が対象です。締め切りは5月15日。
長期のドキュメンタリープロジェクトを支援する為に5000ドルが送られるそうです。
応募などについては下記英文の詳細をご参照。
インゲ・モラスについては
http://
Magnum Photos Inge Morath Award
http://
Magnum Photos announces the fifth Inge Morath Prize to be awarded to a woman photographer under thirty years of age. The $5000 prize is given to assist in the completion of a long term documentary project.
Inge Morath was an Austrian-born photographer who was associated with Magnum for almost fifty years. She died in January, 2002. As Inge devoted much of her enthusiasm to encouraging women photographers, this award is given as a tribute by her colleagues.
Form of Submission
Images should be sent as a Powerpoint slide show. No Quicktime presentations, PDF or HTML files will be accepted. A folder with the individual image files should accompany the Powerpoint file.
Image file the specifications are:
- 40-60 images
- file size: 1200 pixels on the longest side @ 150 DPI saved as a Jpeg compression at 8
- images should be numbered in the order that you wish them to be presented, with the number coming first in the file name (to ensure the correct sequence use two digits, example: 01_, 02, 03) and then your last name. F.ex. 01_Smith, 02_Smith, 03_Smith etc. Please do not use any spacing in the name.
Please test the CD before you send it and be sure to label it with your name and contact details. If your portfolio does not meet these requirements, it will not be considered.
Support material:
- Send a project description (optional; maximum one page)
- Curriculum Vitae (required; maximum three pages) including photographer's name, telephone number, plus shipping and mailing address.
Submissions should be sent to:
Inge Morath Award
c/o Magnum Photos
151 West 25th Street, 5th Floor
New York, NY 10001
USA
Deadline: May 15, 2007
Award Announcement: July 15, 2007
Return of material is the responsibility of the applicant. Submissions that are not accompanied by SASE will not be returned.
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