Special Interest
Female-identifying Photographers
Nina Röder, Germany
Climate and the Environment
Nichole Sobecki, Kenya
Racial Issues
Luisa Dorr, Brazil
LGBTQ Issues
Jan Hoek, Nederlands
Special Interest
Female-identifying Photographers
Nina Röder, Germany
Climate and the Environment
Nichole Sobecki, Kenya
Racial Issues
Luisa Dorr, Brazil
LGBTQ Issues
Jan Hoek, Nederlands
Winners
The Magenta Foundation gratefully acknowledges the support of TD Bank Group for their ongoing commitment to Flash Forward and to emerging artists.
February 12, 2019–October 19, 2019
Flash Forward: Luisa Dörr; Nina Röder; Nichole Sobecki; Jan Hoek; Duran Lantink and SistaazHood
LUMA is thrilled to present the special interest category winners of the Magenta Foundation’s 2018 Flash Forward Competition.
Opening Reception
5:30–7:30 pm
Layola University Museum of Art
820 North Michigan Avenue
Chicago, IL
Surprising Images From Up-And-Coming Photographers
Emerging photographers confront race, gender and environment issues in the Forward Emerging Photographers Competition
What Meghan Markle means to black Brits
These women are celebrating the legacy of Marilyn Monroe
In photos: Magenta Foundation, LGBTQ+
In photos: Magenta Foundation, climate change
In photos: Magenta Foundation, Racial issues
In photos: Magenta Foundation, female identifying
In photos: Through the eyes of Saige Mukash
Surprising Images From Up-And-Coming Photographers
Honor Roll: The 2018 Flash Forward Emerging Artist Competition
Established in 2004, Flash Forward, in all its award-winning formats, has been a life-changing career boost for young photographers since its inception 14 years ago. This program for supporting and encouraging emerging artists in Canada and worldwide began with an idea to invest in artists barely out of university. Not only did we turn a small idea into a prominent worldwide competition, we paved the way for a high school program to influence arts curriculums, change and encourage leadership in teachers and keep essential funds in high schools.