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Deutsche Börse Photography Prize 2014

  • Art, Photography
  1. Richard Mosse ('Safe From Harm, North Kivu, eastern Congo', 2012)
    'Safe From Harm, North Kivu, eastern Congo', 2012

    © Richard Mosse. Courtesy of the artist and Jack Shainman Gallery

  2. Richard Mosse ('Man-Size, North Kivu, eastern Congo', 2011)
    'Man-Size, North Kivu, eastern Congo', 2011

    © Richard Mosse. Courtesy of the artist and Jack Shainman Gallery

  3. Alberto García-Alix ('My feminine side', 2002)
    'My feminine side', 2002

    © Alberto García-Alix. Courtesy of the artist

  4. Alberto García-Alix ('Self-portrait with Ana Curra', 1984)
    'Self-portrait with Ana Curra', 1984

    © Alberto García-Alix. Courtesy of the artist

  5. Lorna Simpson ('Momentum', 2011)
    'Momentum', 2011

    © Lorna Simpson. Courtesy of the artist and Salon94, New York

  6. Lorna Simpson ('Waterbearer', 1986)
    'Waterbearer', 1986

    © Lorna Simpson. Courtesy of the artist

  7. Jochen Lempert ('Untitled (girl in telephone booth)', 1993/2011)
    'Untitled (girl in telephone booth)', 1993/2011

    © VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn, for Jochen Lempert. Courtesy of ProjecteSD, Barcelona

  8. Jochen Lempert ('Untitled (four swans)', 2006)
    'Untitled (four swans)', 2006

    © VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn, for Jochen Lempert. Courtesy of ProjecteSD, Barcelona

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Time Out says

This celebrated annual photographic award exhibition is back with four new nominations who are all worthy of the £30,000 prize, but who will take home the coveted prize.

Richard Mosse's visually and politically charged depiction of a turbulent Congo shot using military surveillance film was certainly a stand out at the 2013 Venice Biennale. Spaniard Alberto García-Alix presents his stark black and white self-portraits that span Franco’s dictatorship in the ‘70s to the present day, reflecting upon personal experiences. While the scientific approach of the originally trained biologist, Jochen Lempert offers studies of humans and the natural world, the American multi-media artist Lorna Simpson jazzes up the selection with her performative explorations of gender, culture and histories.

SNAP DECISIONS: SEE WHAT WE MAKE OF THIS YEAR'S NOMINEES HERE

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