AWARDS
CURATORIAL RESEARCH GRANT
AFRICA PROJECTS
the winners
The Rencontres d’Arles and the Institut français have awarded the second Africa projects curatorial research grant to UNTITLED DUO (Soukaina Aboulaoula & Yvon Langué, Morocco and Cameroon) for IF A TREE FALLS IN A FOREST, a project that looks into issues
involving perception, representation and knowledge in African photography—or how photography aims to document silences and lacunae.
The winners receive a €5,000 research grant. At the end of the research period, if the Rencontres d’Arles validates the project’s feasibility they will be awarded a €15,000 budget for a 2021 exhibition in Arles.
This year, the THROUGH THE LENS COLLECTIVE (Michelle Harris & Michelle Loukidis, South Africa) receives special mention for its Postcard Africa project.
This distinction offers the winners the chance to participate in the Rencontres d’Arles 2021 opening week.
involving perception, representation and knowledge in African photography—or how photography aims to document silences and lacunae.
The winners receive a €5,000 research grant. At the end of the research period, if the Rencontres d’Arles validates the project’s feasibility they will be awarded a €15,000 budget for a 2021 exhibition in Arles.
This year, the THROUGH THE LENS COLLECTIVE (Michelle Harris & Michelle Loukidis, South Africa) receives special mention for its Postcard Africa project.
This distinction offers the winners the chance to participate in the Rencontres d’Arles 2021 opening week.
Posted on 25.09.2020