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2019 Lenscratch Student Prize: First Place: Guanyu Xu
©Guanyu Xu, from Temporarily Censored Home
It is with great excitement that we honor Guanyu Xu, School of the Art Institute of Chicago, MFA – 2019, with First Place in the 2019 Lensc -
The Center Awards: Editor’s Choice Award 3rd Place Winner: Xan Padrón
©Xan Padrón, Time Lapse. Avenida Duarte, Santo Domingo
Congratulations to Xan Padrón, for his Third Place win in CENTER’S Editor’s Choice Award for his project, Time Lapse. -
THe CENTER AWARDS: Editor’s Choice 2nd Place Winner: Kitra Cahana
©Kitra Cahana, from Caravana Migrante, A group of migrants wait before being transferred to a different temporary shelter in Tijuana, Mexico on November 30, 2018.
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The CENTER Awards: Editor’s Choice 1st Place Winner: Rania Matar
©Rania Matar, Nour #1, Beirut, Lebanon, 2017
Congratulations to Rania Matar for her First Place win in CENTER’S Editor’s Choice Award for her project, She. -
The Center Awards: Director’s Choice 3rd Place Winner: Maria Sturm
©Maria Strum, Daniel, Daniel in front of his parents house in St. Pauls. Daniel identifies as Lumbee.
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The Center Awards: Director’s Choice 2nd Place Winner: Tara Cronin
©Tara Cronin, Thens – Every 3 Months
Congratulations to Tara Cronin for her Second Place win in CENTER’S Director’s Choice Award for her project, Thens. -
The Center Awards: Director’s Choice Award 1st Place: Lesia Maruschak
Congratulations to Lesia Maruschak for her First Place win in CENTER’S Director’s Choice Award for her project, The Maria Project.
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The Center Awards: Curator’s Choice Award 3rd Place: Astrid Jahnsen
©Astrid Jahnsen
Congratulations to Astrid Jahnsen for her Third Place win in CENTER’S Curator’s Choice Award for his project, Backdrop. -
The Center Awards: Curator’s Choice Award 2nd Place: Cody Cobb
©Cody Cobb, from Strange Land
Congratulations to Cody Cobb for his Second Place win in CENTER’S Curator’s Choice Award for his project, Strange Land. -
The Center Awards: Curator’s Choice Award 1st Place: Rich Frishman
©Rich Frishman, : Black Bayou Bridge; Glendora, Mississippi 2018 In 1955, when Emmett Till was fourteen, his mother put him on a train from Chicago to spend the summer visiting his cousins
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The Center Awards: EXCELLENCE IN MULTIMEDIA AWARD 3rd Place Winner: Kevin O. Mooney
© Kevin O. Mooney Still Image from video 366247•2012: Time Stamp 00_00_24_22
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The Center Awards: EXCELLENCE IN MULTIMEDIA AWARD 2nd Place Winner: Annette Fournet
©Annette Elizabeth Fournet, The Goddess Series: Persephone
Congratulations to Annette Fournet for being selected for The Excellence in Multimedia Award recognizing her project, The Goddess
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