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Portrait of Ingvar Kenne, 2012

by Simon Harsent

National Photographic Portrait Prize 2013 Finalist

Portrait of Ingvar Kenne, 2012

Photographer Ingvar Kenne relaxes in his hotel room in Canberra just before the opening of the National Portrait Gallery’s National Photographic Portrait Prize 2011.

National Photographic Portrait Prize 2013
(More information, View all 53 photos)

The uncertain recovery
Robyn Nevin
Bean no more
McCaughey Street, Turner, 1959

Other NPPP photos from Simon Harsent
(More information)

Stephen Dupont, 2018 by Simon Harsent
2019 Finalist
Janai and Josh, 2011 by Simon Harsent
2012 Finalist

Related information

Cormac + Callum Kenne, My Children, Sydney, Australia, 2009
Cormac + Callum Kenne, My Children, Sydney, Australia, 2009
Cormac + Callum Kenne, My Children, Sydney, Australia, 2009
Cormac + Callum Kenne, My Children, Sydney, Australia, 2009

Citizen Kenne

Magazine article by April Thompson, 2013

April Thompson explores an exhibition of Ingvar Kenne’s global portrait project.
Yhonnie and Indiana, 2012 by Janelle Low
Yhonnie and Indiana, 2012 by Janelle Low
Yhonnie and Indiana, 2012 by Janelle Low
Yhonnie and Indiana, 2012 by Janelle Low

National Photographic Portrait Prize 2013

Previous exhibition, 2013

The National Photographic Portrait Prize exhibition is selected from a national field of entries that reflect the distinctive vision of Australia's aspiring and professional portrait photographers and the unique nature of their subjects.
Names not known by Ingvar Kenne
Names not known by Ingvar Kenne
Names not known by Ingvar Kenne
Names not known by Ingvar Kenne

Ingvar Kenne

Citizen

Previous exhibition, 2012

Swedish-born Australian photographer, Ingvar Kenne, captures both individuality and shared human experience in his ongoing portrait project Citizen.
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