ZUHAUSE No. 5 – Vonovia Award for Photography
Factsheet
Format: Group exhibition
Location: 1010 Vienna, Rathausstraße 1, BUWOG Customer and Administrative Centre
Time frame: 03/2023-02/2024
Artists: Carolin Albers, Ragna Arndt-Maric, Julia Autz, Katerina Belkina, Leon Billerbeck, Toby Binder, Ursula Böhmer, Sabine Bungert, Espen Eichhöfer, Wolfgang Fröhling, Sarah Grethe, Rebecca Hoppé, Marina Hoppmann, Matthias Jung, Karina-Sirkku Kurz, Hannah Lowitz, Annemie Martin, Maria Mavropoulou, Maidje Meergans, Philipp Niemeyer, Ludwig Nikulski, Jana Sophia Nolle, Lucia Öhrig, Laura Peral, Reiner Riedler, Fabian Ritter, Hyunmin Ryu, Kate Schultze, Noga Shtainer, Bruno Trematore, Katharina Wolf, Laurence von der Weid, Rie Yamada
Curator: Reinhard Spieler
Jury: Peter Bialobrzeski, Martin Brockhoff, Anna Gripp, Daniel Riedl, Nina Röder, Linn Schröder, Heidi Specker, Reinhard Spieler, Ingo Taubhorn
Info/Scope: Group exhibition ZUHAUSE No. 5 / HOME No. 5, with which BUWOG presents all of the photo series nominated for the shortlist of the Vonovia Award for Photography 2021 at the Customer and Administrative Centre, 1010 Vienna.
ZUHAUSE No. 5 / HOME No. 5 (Vonovia Award for Photography), Vienna 2023
It was only possible for the Vonovia Award for Photography to be presented virtually in 2021 – but its profile has been steadily on the rise since 2017. For ZUHAUSE No. 5, aspiring talent and professional photographers from five continents, aged between 20 and 80, submitted their photo series for the annual € 42,000 prize. This time, two thirds of the participants were female, so it is no surprise that the winners were also an all-female affair. The “Best Photo Series” was won by Julia Autz with While I was waiting (1st), Karina-Sirkku Kurz with SUPERNATURE (2nd) and Jana Sophia Nolle with Living Room, San Francisco & Berlin (3rd); Sarah Grethe won the young talent competition with Manchmal ist der Himmel über uns offen / Sometimes the Sky Above Us Is Open. BUWOG regularly brings the works of all of those nominated for the shortlist of the annual award to Vienna, thereby expanding the reach of Vonovia's activities in promoting art. The constant theme of HOME is illuminated by various generations, cultural perspectives and artistic approaches.
