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Frank Hurley Photography Awards launches, recipient of 2020 Griffin Award announced, La Boite announces $22.5k in new prizes plus more news.
1 Jul 2020 12:00
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Frank Hurley’s The Mark of the Blizzard. Applications to the Frank Hurley Photography Awards are now open.

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MAJOR NEW INTERNATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY AWARD LAUNCHED

A new international photography award named after the pioneer of Australian Antarctic photography, Frank Hurley, has been launched.

The Frank Hurley Photography Awards will include prizes of over AU$30,000 and be judged by a panel including several distinguished Australian and international photographers.

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