Canadian and Indian Photographers Compete for The Grange Prize
ART DAILY
March 9, 2011
CANADA--Two Canadian and two Indian photographers will have the opportunity to win The Grange Prize, Canada’s largest cash prize for photography and the only major Canadian art prize whose winner is chosen by the public. Each year, The Grange Prize works with an international partner country to honour the best in international contemporary photography. India is the partner country for the 2011 Grange Prize, and presenting partners Aeroplan and the Art Gallery of Ontario will work with the New Delhi-based Foundation for Indian Contemporary Art (FICA) to organize a Grange Prize exhibition in India later this year. A nominating jury of Canadian and Indian curatorial experts will meet later this year to determine the shortlist.
March 9, 2011
CANADA--Two Canadian and two Indian photographers will have the opportunity to win The Grange Prize, Canada’s largest cash prize for photography and the only major Canadian art prize whose winner is chosen by the public. Each year, The Grange Prize works with an international partner country to honour the best in international contemporary photography. India is the partner country for the 2011 Grange Prize, and presenting partners Aeroplan and the Art Gallery of Ontario will work with the New Delhi-based Foundation for Indian Contemporary Art (FICA) to organize a Grange Prize exhibition in India later this year. A nominating jury of Canadian and Indian curatorial experts will meet later this year to determine the shortlist.
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