6th Annual IPF Photo Prize 2017

Submissions for the 6th annual IPF Photo Prize are now being accepted. Photographers, photo-enthusiasts and photo-makers of all descriptions and disciplines in all parts of the world are invited to submit images for exhibition in the IPF Photo Prize 2017  at House of Vans– the premier event for the IPF 2017 program!

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Submissions are to be made online and will be printed by IPF and The Printspace.

Exhibited entries will be in the running to win prizes in the following categories:

• Judge’s Panel 1st Place
• Judge’s Panel 2nd Place
• People’s Choice Award

Judge’s Panel 1st Place

• The Printspace £150 voucher www.theprintspace.co.uk/
  
• Labyrinth photography Lab £150 voucher  www.labyrinthphotographic.co.uk/
• 5 rolls of Kodak Portra 35mm
• House of Vans goodie Bag
• Photographers Gallery Bookshop Voucher £100 www.thephotographersgallery.org.uk
• Photographers Gallery Membership www.thephotographersgallery.org.uk/
  
• Huck Magazine yearly Subscription www.huckmagazine.com/
• Palm* Studios goodie Bag www.palmstudios.co.uk

Judge’s Panel 2nd Place

• The Printspace £100 voucher www.theprintspace.co.uk/
• Labyrinth photography Lab £100 voucher  www.labyrinthphotographic.co.uk/
• 5 rolls of Kodak Portra 35mm
• House of Vans goodie Bag 
• Huck Magazine yearly Subscription www.huckmagazine.com/
• Palm* Studios goodie Bag www.palmstudios.co.uk

People’s Choice Award

• The Printspace £100 voucher https://www.theprintspace.co.uk/
• Labyrinth photography Lab £150 voucher  www.labyrinthphotographic.co.uk/
• 5 rolls of Kodak Portra 35m
• House of Vans goodie Bag
• Huck magazine yearly Subscription  www.huckmagazine.com/
• Parallax Photographic Coop Voucher £50 www.parallaxphotographic.coop/
• Photographers Gallery Bookshop Voucher £100 www.thephotographersgallery.org.uk
• Palm* Studios goodie Bag www.palmstudios.co.uk

Judges Panel:

• Andy Kurland – Editor-In-Chief Huck Magazine
• Eva Eicker – Curator Photographers Gallery
• Leo Scott – The Printspace

The Judge’s Panel prizes and Peoples Choice Award will be announced online on the 28th of May.

 As ever, the Photo Prize will open the program of solo & group exhibitions, screenings and workshops across some of London’s best independent galleries and spaces from 5th–27th May 2017.

The IPF Photo Prize is proudly sponsored by House of Vans, The Printspace, Parallax Photographic Coop, Photographers’ Gallery Bookshop, Labyrinth Photographic, Palm* Studios, and our media sponsor Huck Magazine

Read the Submission Guidelines and enter via the link to the entry form <

 

About IPF

The Independent Photography Festival (IPF) is an annual, multi-city celebration of photography, its application and practice. This is our website.

Initiated in Melbourne by Hard Workers Club, Smalltime Projects and The Good Copy in 2012, and hosted by some of Melbourne’s best small galleries and project spaces, IPF set out to offer a new platform for autonomous photographers and photo enthusiasts, both emerging and established.

Five years after inception, with the help of co-presenters Palm* Studios & The Heavy Collective, IPF made the leap across waters in 2015 and, as we approach IPF 2017 in May, we’re five annual programmes deep. We’ve hosted 50+ events in five cities across three continents, and have exhibited, presented and collaborated with more than 500 photographers worldwide.

Ever-changing and always evolving, we’re here to take space and make space for conversations about human engagement, artistic development, and community support.

While we’re eternally grateful to The Internet for the infinite platform it gives us to connect and collaborate, we feel that for too long our analogue, manual and physical practice has been confined to blogs, tumblrs and dedicated websites. IPF is an effort to bring together the living, breathing artists, creatives and bodies who make up our varied, but nowadays very screen-based discipline.

The aim of every IPF program is to introduce hard-working, autonomous, passionate, and progressive photographers who are creating for the love of shooting and shooting for the love of creating.

IPF is made possible by a great many less-acknowledged but much-loved helping hands.

IPF Melbourne takes place on what always was and always will be the land of the Wurundjeri People of the Kulin nation. We acknowledge the Traditional Owners, and pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging. We understand that the sovereignty of Aboriginal people has never been ceded.

Submit here