The Clarence John Laughlin Award was created by the New Orleans Photo Alliance (NOPA) to support the work of photographers who use the medium as a means of creative expression. It honors the life and work of Clarence John Laughlin (1905-1985), a New Orleans photographer best known for his surrealist images of the American South. The Clarence John Laughlin Award grants one $5000 prize annually to a photographer whose work exhibits sustained artistic excellence and creative vision.
2014 Juror
Del Zogg is the Manager of the Works on Paper & Photography Collections and Study Center at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston TX.
Eligibility:
Both emerging and established photographers residing in the U.S. may apply.
Deadline: August 25, 2014
Application fee is $25.
Application fee + NOPA membership: $60.
For more information and to apply cluck here: CJL Grant