NATHANAEL EDWARDS IS A FINALIST IN THE NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY PRIZE AT MAMA ALBURY

Congratulations to Nathanael Edwards, who is one of twelve finalists in the 2O26 National Photography Prize at MAMA Albury, which is announced tomorrow.

The National Photography Prize is Australia’s longest-running acquisitive photographic award.  Inaugurated in 1983, the Prize has been instrumental in building the Museum’s reputation as a committed collector of contemporary photography, and an investor in progressive, experimental photographic practice.

The National Photography Prize offers an acquisitive $4O,OOO Audray Banfield Award, the $5,OOO John and Margaret Baker Memorial Fellowship for an emerging practitioner, and further supports several artists through focused acquisitions.

We extend our congratulations to the other finalists.

National Photography Prize
O8.O8.2O26  — 22.11.2O26
MAMA Albury
546 Dean Street,
Albury NSW 264O
Australia

Image: Nathanael Edwards, Like lambs to the slaughter, 2O25, from the series Hear No, See No, Speak No, photographic print, 96 x 78 cm.