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The Leopold Godowsky, Jr. Color Photography Awards honor the co-inventor
of Kodachrome film, a man whose contributions have had a major and lasting
impact on photography. Established in 1987, the international awards
recognize excellence in the field of contemporary color photography and
are gathered via nominations from a prestigious, international group
of curators, critics, editors, and educators. The
awards were made possible through the generosity of Godowsky, Jr.’s
late wife, Frances Gershwin Godowsky, in counsel with her son, Leopold
Godowsky III. Over the course of seven award
cycles the
awards have bolstered the careers of some 30 individual artists representing
more than 18 countries.
2014 Leopold Godowsky, Jr. Color Photography Awards >>
First Place:
Louie Palu (District of Columbia, USA)
Nominated by: Alison Nordström, George Eastman House
Honorable Mentions:
Aaron Blum (PA, USA)
Nominated by: Adam Ryan, Carnegie Museum of Art
Alejandro Cartagena (Mexico)
Nominated by: Becky Senf, Center for Creative Photography
Bastienne Schmidt (NY, USA)
Nominated by: Kevin Miller, Southeast Museum of Photography
Please note: artists for the Leopold Godowsky, Jr. Color Photography Awards are selected by nomination only.
Please note, all information is adapted from past PRC publications of their respective years, and thus represents the artists' residence and work as interpreted by the PRC at the time of their awards.
Awards and Regions
2009 - International; read the announcement
2005 - International
2001 - Africa
1998 - Asia
1993 - Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States
1991 - Mexico, Central, and South America
1988 - North America
Additional Information
Links Related to Color Photography
Timeline of Color Photography
Images of the 2009 Godowsky Awards installation and reception
Images of the 2005 Godowsky Awards installation
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