Sam Faulkner
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Sam Faulkner | |
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| Alma mater | King's College London |
| Occupations | photographer and filmmaker |
| Website | www.samfaulkner.co.uk |
Sam Faulkner is a photographer and filmmaker based in London.
Life and work
In 1994 Faulkner gained a BA Hons in Philosophy from King's College London. He lives in Islington, London.
From 2009 until 2014 Faulkner worked on a series of portraits made on the battlefield of Waterloo in Belgium.[1][2]
Over the summer of 2015, the work was exhibited at Somerset House,[3][4] in London to commemorate the 200 anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo. The exhibition was designed and curated by Patrick Kinmonth. Faulkner's book, Unseen Waterloo: The Conflict Revisited, had the publisher Impress and was released to coincide with the exhibition.[1]
Sam Faulkner founded Fashion Films.
Awards
- 1995: Ian Parry Scholarship for young Photographers for his work from Afghanistan.[5]
- 2001: Observer Hodge Award for his ongoing work on the war on drugs.[6]
- 2005 Winston Churchill Memorial Trust Fellowship for his ongoing work on the war on drugs.[7]
- 2008 BJP Project Assistance Award[8] for ongoing work about the war on drugs
- 2010 Getty Grant For Good for work on female genital mutilation in Mali[9]
References
- ^ a b House, Christian (10 June 2015). "The Battle of Waterloo, through the eyes of a war photographer" – via www.telegraph.co.uk.
- ^ Zhou, Li. "Relive the Battle of Waterloo With These Astonishing Portraits of War Reenactors". smithsonianmag.com.
- ^ "A Londres, une expo photo consacrée à Waterloo du 17 juin 2015 - France Inter". franceinter.fr.
- ^ "Los rostros que no captó la cámara". elmundo.es.
- ^ "1995 Sam Faulkner Winner - Ian Parry". www.ianparry.org.
- ^ "Hodge award 2001 - winners announced - Special reports - The Observer". www.theguardian.com.
- ^ "sam.faulkner.2005 - Winston Churchill Memorial Trust". www.wcmt.org.uk.
- ^ Ltd, Magezine Publishing. "BJP Project Assistance Awards with Nikon". ephotozine.com.
- ^ "Getty Images Announces Its 2010 'Grants for Good' Recipients". businesswire.com.
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