Photo Fringe 2020 Danny Wilson Memorial Awards Winners

Professionals' Choice

The best emerging photographer exhibiting as part of the Photo Fringe 2020 as chosen by our expert panel: Ibrahim Azab, Julia Bunnemann, Nadia Thondrayen, Becky Warnock, Anne Williams

Prize includes: £500 in cash and mentoring sessions with a Photo Fringe Board member and Metro Imaging Ltd, and an artist’s talk event during 2021.

We are very grateful to UAL London College of Communication and to Photoworks for their continued financial support for this Award.

Winner:

From That Day On, Lingfei Ren

society covid19 isolation collage conceptual family memory identity mental health

Runners up:

With the Name of a Flower, Vera Hadzhiyska

Bulgaria memory identity politics documentary

Carry Me Homeward, Greta Lorimer, Hayleigh Longman, Marguerite Minnot Thomas

Gallery Lock In
portrait black and white conceptual motherhood relationships

Trainee Curators' Choice

Selected by: Erin James, Flynn McDonnell and Pelumi Odubanjo.

Wish You Were Here, Heather Agyepong

BLM activism black women solo shortlist portrait self portrait

People's Choice

Selected by: visitors to our website, on Instagram and on Twitter.

Roses of Redoubt (Portrait of a Community), Elizabeth Doak

portrait local community society botanical lockdown covid19 flowers

Nothing and Everything Happened, Pryzma Collective

The Regency Town House
collective body trace black and white group exhibition

Special Mention:

Remember what binds you, Rachel Maloney & Kirsty Thomas

Gallery 40
still life family album black and white analogue feminism flowers

The Danny Wilson Memorial Awards were established to commemorate the life and work of the late Director of Brighton Photo Fringe, who passed away suddenly and unexpectedly in 2008.