Disorder
03 - 21 Feb 2016
DISORDER
3 - 21 February 2016
The Prix Pictet aims to harness the power of photography to draw global attention to issues of sustainability, especially those concerning the environment. In its sixth cycle since its inception in 2008 the Prix Pictet turns a spotlight onto the theme of Disorder.
This cycle has once again attracted a remarkably diverse range of works by artists who confront us with the many facets of Disorder – from the failure of nation states and civil unrest to the devastation we have visited upon the climate and the natural world.
For this cycle a network of 260 nominators worldwide recommended over 700 photographers and, a er a rich debate, the Independent Jury shortlisted 12 artists.
Artists
Ilit Azoulay Israel
Valérie Belin France
Matthew Brandt United States
Maxim Dondyuk Ukraine
Alixandra Fazzina United Kingdom
Ori Gersht Israel
John Gossage United States
Pieter Hugo South Africa
Gideon Mendel South Africa
Sophie Ristelhueber France
Brent Stirton South Africa
Yang Yongliang China
3 - 21 February 2016
The Prix Pictet aims to harness the power of photography to draw global attention to issues of sustainability, especially those concerning the environment. In its sixth cycle since its inception in 2008 the Prix Pictet turns a spotlight onto the theme of Disorder.
This cycle has once again attracted a remarkably diverse range of works by artists who confront us with the many facets of Disorder – from the failure of nation states and civil unrest to the devastation we have visited upon the climate and the natural world.
For this cycle a network of 260 nominators worldwide recommended over 700 photographers and, a er a rich debate, the Independent Jury shortlisted 12 artists.
Artists
Ilit Azoulay Israel
Valérie Belin France
Matthew Brandt United States
Maxim Dondyuk Ukraine
Alixandra Fazzina United Kingdom
Ori Gersht Israel
John Gossage United States
Pieter Hugo South Africa
Gideon Mendel South Africa
Sophie Ristelhueber France
Brent Stirton South Africa
Yang Yongliang China