Photo London x Nikon Emerging Photographer Award 2024 winner

We are delighted to announce that Charlie Tallott, who is represented by New Dimension, is the winner of the 2024 Photo London x Nikon Emerging Photographer Award.

 

Charlie Tallott, Don’t Go Where I Can’t Find You, 2024. Courtesy of the artist and New Dimension

 

The announcement was made on the evening of Wednesday 15 May during a special ceremony that took place in the Nikon Gallery, Somerset House during Photo London 2024.

Originally from Yorkshire, Tallott began taking photos in and around his grandparents house in Cross Gates, East Leeds. The influence of his family, upbringing, and hometown permeates his work, which centres around delving into the profound social and psychological impacts of deindustrialisation through photography.

 

Charlie Tallott, At Least Until the World Stops Going Round, 2024. Courtesy of the artist and New Dimension.

 

As the winner, Charlie is awarded a Nikon Z Series camera and a choice of two NIKKOR Z lenses, with specialist training from Nikon School to help take advantage of the capabilities that Nikon’s Z range has to offer.

 

Selected by Photo London’s Curatorial Committee, Tallott’s fellow shortlisted photographers are:

– Aisha Seriki (Doyle Wham)
– Ali Tahayori (Roya Khadjavi Projects/ Nemazee Fine Art)
– Caroline Tompkins (Palm* Studios)
– Inês d’Orey (Salgadeiras Arte Contemporânea)
– Isabelle Young (Galerie Fabian Lang)
– Johnny Mae Hauser (Homecoming Gallery)
– Lise Johansson (IN THE GALLERY)
– Sander Coers (Open Doors Gallery)

 

Julian Harvie, Nikon’s Marketing Director for Northern Europe, comments: “Now in our 5th year of partnership with both Photo London and the Emerging Photographer Award, we could not be more delighted by the strength of talent on display in this year’s shortlist and especially in Tallott’s winning portfolio. His series is a testament to photography’s ability to help him reframe his world and, in turn, allow us to reframe our own. This award serves to reinforce Nikon’s duty not just to create products, but to act as a platform for and investor in both artists and the art of photography.”

 

This year’s Curatorial Committee includes: Philippe Garner (Chair), Former Director at Christie’s and International Head of Photographs and 20th Century Decorative Arts and Design; Renee Mussai, Independent curator, scholar, and writer, former Senior Curator / Head of Collection at Autograph, and Artistic Director of The Walther Collection; Simone Klein, Photography Advisor and Appraiser; Sofia Vollmer de Maduro, Director of Programs, Society of the Four Arts, Palm Beach, collector and Curator Emeritus of the Alberto Vollmer Foundation collection; Martin Barnes, Senior Curator, Photographs at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London; Tristan Lund, Art Consultant, Dealer and Collection Curator of The Incite Project, a UK based collection of photojournalism and documentary photography; and Brandei Estes, former Head of Photographs (Europe, Middle East and Africa), Sotheby’s.