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Still Life

  • Biography
    Judit Stowe / née Kovács, was born and raised in Hungary. She gives credit for her photographic education to the Glassell School of Art in Houston, and to the New York Institute of Photography. Many of her photographs can be found in private collections all over the world and 7 of her images are in the collection of the Museum of Fine Arts in Houston, Texas. Digital technologies have revolutionised photography, and she does not hesitate to mix different techniques. As she often likes to say: "in Art the means and methods are of little importance, what counts is the final work."
  • Awards
    2024-23-21-20 London International Creative Competition (LICC)- Prize Official Selection in Shoot (Photo/video) (UK) 2019 "BLUR" Juried Exhibition Winner Linus Galleries CA (USA) 2018 International Photography Award, New York - Honorable Mention for the image "Water-lilies" (USA) 2017 THE GRAND Gold Medal awarded by the Institut Européen des Arts Contemporains 2014 1st Prize in Photography in the Grand International Competition of Contemporary Art (France) Artistic Merit Award for having contributed to Spreading Art at the European Scale (France) 2013 Gold Medal awarded by the Institut Européen des Arts Contemporains Gold Medal awarded by the Académie Européenne des Arts-Lettres- Philosophie, Section Arts 2010 Grand Prix - All Categories of the Salon International d'Art, Hyères (France) 2009 International Photography Award, New York -- for the series "Staircases" 2008 International Photography Award, New York -- for the series "Aqua-Vision" 3rd Prize Fine Art - Abstract Category - PX3 Prix de la Photographie Paris (France) 2007 1st Prize Fine Art - Abstract Category - PX3 Prix de la Photographie Paris 2000 Merit Award by New York Institute of Photography (USA)

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