The Prix Pictet Hope exhibition will travel to EPFL ArtLab in Lausanne, Switzerland. The work of the twelve artists shortlisted for Hope will be on display from 4 September to 4 October 2020. With a focus on the intersection of art, science, and technology, ArtLab has deviated …
The Prix Pictet Hope exhibition will travel to Moscow and open at the Mouravieff-Apostol House & Museum this February. This will be the fourth occasion that the Prix Pictet has exhibited in Moscow. The work of the twelve artists shortlisted for Hope will be on display from 14 February to …
The Prix Pictet Hope exhibition travels to Zurich and will be on view at the Luma Westbau from 16 January – 9 February 2020. The exhibition will feature the work of all twelve artists shortlisted for the eighth cycle of the award. Further information about the exhibition can …
The Prix Pictet Hope exhibition will begin its world tour at the Hillside Forum in Tokyo on 12 December 2019. At the opening, Stephen Barber, Chairman of the Prix Pictet, will announce the launch of the third edition of the Prix Pictet’s special Japan Award. Supported by the …
An exhibition featuring work from the portfolios of the twelve artists shortlisted for the eighth Prix Pictet cycle, Hope, is now open to the public at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. The exhibition allows visitors to explore the theme of Hope as expressed by this diverse …
The winner of Prix Pictet Hope will be announced at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London on 13 November 2019. The 12 shortlisted artists are Shahidul Alam, Joana Choumali, Margaret Courtney-Clarke, Rena Effendi, Lucas Foglia, Janelle Lynch, Ross McDonnell, Gideon Mendel, Ivor Prickett, Robin Rhode, Awoiska van …
The Hope shortlist will be revealed in the Roman Theatre at the Rencontres d’Arles on Thursday 4 July 2019.
From personal and historical memory to ideas of time and language, renowned artist
Darren Almond reflects on his practice across film, painting, sculpture and photography, in conversation with writer and critic
Martin Herbert.
The Northern Irish photographer joins us as part of our series celebrating contemporary photography. Known for her intimate and exquisitely captured photographs of women in their everyday surroundings, Hannah Starkey offers a subtly feminist view on the world. The artist shares work from the past twenty years, including her most recent projects.
This exhibition presents the works of the two Prix Pictet Japan winners Tomoko Kikuchi (2015) and Lieko Shiga (2017) and four selected artists from the shortlist cycles: Kazuma Obara, Keiko Sasaoka, Daisuke Yokota and Shiho Yoshida. Collectively, these six artists present a powerful testament to the fragile state of the …
The seventh cycle of Prix Pictet will tour to Dublin, Ireland on 16 November 2018. The exhibition is featuring the work of the twelve shortlisted photographers of Prix Pictet Space. Opening events on Thursday 15 November 2018 5pm: Richard Mosse – Artist’s Talk 6pm: Irish launch of Mosse’s ‘The Castle’ …
The global photography prize Prix Pictet will continue its tour of the Finalists’ Exhibition for the seventh cycle of the prize at Flowers Gallery, New York. The exhibition features work by the twelve shortlisted photographers: Mandy Barker, Saskia Groneberg, Beate Gütschow, Rinko Kawauchi, Benny Lam, Richard Mosse, Sohei Nishino, Sergey Ponomarev, Thomas Ruff, Munem Wasif, Pavel Wolberg and Michael Wolf.
The French photographer Laura Henno is in conversation with Art Historian Dr. Olga Smith to discuss her practice, documenting the lives of people experiencing the most difficult social conditions, including recent project Outremonde (Underworld), which portrays the inhabitants of the ‘Slab City’ squat in California. This event is part of …
The global photography prize Prix Pictet will continue its tour of the Finalists’ Exhibition for the seventh cycle of the prize at Global Karaköy in Istanbul from 18 September until 17 October 2018.
The work of the twelve shortlisted artists of Prix Pictet Space will be on public display at the ArtLab EPFL in Lausanne. The exhibition opens to the public from 10 until 30 September 2018.
Launched by the Pictet Group in 2008, the Prix Pictet is now regarded as one of the world’s leading photography prizes. To celebrate the achievements of its first ten years, the Prix Pictet and the Rencontres d’Arles present a special exhibition devoted to the seven cycles of the award to …
Prix Pictet Space will tour to Foundation CAB in Brussels in June – the portfolios of the 12 shortlisted artists will be exhibited in the gallery from 8 – 30 June. Open Wednesdays – Saturdays from 2 to 6 pm.
Prix Pictet Space will tour to CAMERA Italian Centre for Photography in Turin in May – the portfolios of the 12 shortlisted artists will be exhibited in the gallery from 23 May until 26 August. There will also be a special conversation with Prix Pictet Space shortlisted artist Rinko Kawauchi on 24 May. …
Prix Pictet Space will be touring to the Museum of Modern Art in Mexico City in March. This is the second occasion the Prix Pictet has exhibited in Mexico City, visiting previously in 2014 for the Consumption cycle. The work of the twelve shortlisted artists will be on public display until 22 April.
The work of the twelve shortlisted artists of Prix Pictet Space will be on public display at the House of Economy in Stuttgart. The exhibition opens to the public on 1 February and closes on 24 February. The exhibition will be open Monday to Sunday from 11am – 7pm. This is …
