ODETTE ENGLAND: MULTI-AWARD FINALIST

Congratulations to gallery artist, Odette England, on being named a Finalist for the following prestigious awards.

2014 Sunshine Coast Art Prize for the Thrice Upon A Time series. It awards a $15,000 prize, with an accompanying exhibition for finalists at the Caloundra Regional Gallery (Australia), August 7–October 26, 2014.

2014 IRIS Award for Self Diagnosis series. The award is managed by the Perth Center for Photography (Australia), provides a $4,000 prize, and an exhibition of finalists ran May 9–June 8, 2014.

2014 DUO Magazine Percival Photographic Portrait Prize. Nominated for the Self Diagnosis series. The award provides a $10,000 prize, and an exhibition of finalists is currently showing at the Pinnacles Gallery, Townsville (Australia), through July 13, 2014.

Selected for the10th Anniversary publication of Flash Forward by the Magenta Foundation (Canada). Featuring the Top 100 list of photographers from Canada, the UK and the US. Self Diagnosis, VII (2011) © Odette England 6.5" x 9.3" image on 8.5" x 11" sheet,  Edition: 3 + 1AP

MANUEL COSENTINO: UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS

Gallery artist, Manuel Cosentino, will have his Behind A Little House series shown at two upcoming exhibitions. 

The first exhibition will open on June 18th, at the Griffin Atelier Gallery, continuing through to June 30th. The second will see his work shown as part of 'The Fence', a public art installation in Brooklyn (NY) and Atlanta (Georgia), throughout Summer 2014, and produced by United Photo Industries.

Cosentino's work has been placed into several private collections, and is held in the permanent collection of the Bibiothèque Nationale de France. 

To see the complete series and additional information, go here. 

Behind A Little House, installed at Klompching Gallery in July/August 2013.

ODETTE ENGLAND: MUSEUM ACQUISITION

It's with much pleasure that we can announce the acquisition of work from the Thrice Upon A Time series (below), by the Museum of Contemporary Photography (MoCP) in Chicago. This follows on from the photographic series, being included in the museum's recent and critically admired Of Walking exhibition.

Mum #3 (Right Foot), 2012 © Odette England