Latin American Fotografía 5 and Latin American Ilustración 5 LOS DIEZ

Featuring: Latin American Fotografía 5 LOS DIEZ: Patricia Ackerman, Kim Badawi, Susan Bank, Peter Bauza, Sebastian Castaneda, Brunel Galhego, Orestes Gonzalez, Luiz Maximiano, Justin Negard, Dane Strom. Latin American Ilustración 5 LOS DIEZ: Vlad Alvarez, Victor Beuren, Max Dalton, Carl Dunn, Marly Gallardo, Verónica Grech, Peter Kuper, Ricardo Muñoz, Luis Pinto, Alejo Porras

American Illustration-American Photography (AI-AP) present its fifth annual collection to honor the best work being created today in or about Latin America by an international roster of established, emerging and student illustrators and photographers in a global, multi-cultural exchange of art and ideas. Latin American Fotografía and Ilustración 5 (LAF/LAI) was judged by an international panel of top creatives who commission illustration and photography for use in magazines, advertising, books, posters, packaging, promotion and video, and includes fine art and student work. From the winning collection, 10 photographs and 10 illustrations were selected to be part of the LOS DIEZ traveling exhibition, sponsored by Epson.

Organizations

American Illustration – American Photography (AI-AP)

The AI-AP juried hardcover award annuals, offer high visibility and well-derserved recognition where it matters most. They are still published in large-format, luxurious, hardcover volumes, staying true to their founding principles of celebrating great photographers and illustrators, showcasing commissioned and personal work that’s ahead of its time, while honoring the publications, creatives, and agencies assigning and utilizing the winning images. Students and schools are also celebrated, along with established and emerging artists.

Founded in 1982 by a committee of esteemed illustrators and art directors, AI-AP was created as a direct alternative to the leading organizations and companies of the day that were not recognizing unconventional, cutting-edge work being produced by unheralded artists who were pushing the boundaries of traditional commercial work.