As part of the Head On Photo Festival international touring program, Creative Director Moshe Rosenzveig curated Best of NSW – Head On Landscape Awards for exhibition at Pingyao International Photography Festival 2017 (PIP), one of China’s most important festivals.

Best of NSW – Head On Landscape Awards is a survey exhibition of 40 Head On Landscape Prize winners and finalists representing NSW either as an artist or as their subject.

The Head On Landscape Prize is an internationally acclaimed signature show of Head On Photo Festival, one of the world’s leading photography festival based in Sydney, New South Wales.

The state of New South Wales, is defined by its coastal cities and icons of architecture and natural beauty such as the Sydney Opera House, Harbour Bridge and Bondi Beach.

Yet there is so much more to New South Wales, from Sydney, Australia’s largest and multi-cultural city to breathtakingly diverse landscapes spanning deserts, outback towns, snow-capped mountain ranges, national parks and rain forests. Through the lens of some of Australia’s most talented artists, venture out through bushland, up mountains, to the ocean, the horizon and beyond soaking up the uniquely Australian light – harsh, unyielding yet embracing in its warmth.

The ancient city of Pingyao is a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site  and during PIP becomes one large, indoor and open-air photo gallery filled with exhibitions from professional and amateur photographers of more than 50 countries and including the works of many renowned Chinese and international photographers.

Thousands of visitors from far-and-wide flock to PIP to observe the best in contemporary photography. This fantastic event appeals to a whole range of visitors, from those simply interested in the art of photography to curiosity-driven local residents, and internationally acclaimed visitors.

Ancient city of Pingyao

Moshe Rosenzveig travelled to PIP to present Best of NSW – Head On Landscape Awards and to conduct portfolio reviews “Pingyao is an amazing festival that showcases a vast amount of work that we rarely see in Australia. It is also an opportunity to meet some of the world’s best photographers in a beautiful setting.”

Best of NSW – Head On Landscape Awards featured Allen Koppe, Amoi Salakas, Ben Houston, Catherine Cloran, Chris Round, Craig Parry, Daniel Brown, Danny Eastwood, Denise Kwong, Ford Kristo, Geoff Goddard, George Byrne, Graham Monro, Greg Weight, Ireneusz Luty, Jan Breckwoldt, Jeremy Cresswell, Jo Cripps, Joe Wigdahl, Larry Meltzer, Maiko Miyazaki, Marc Lynch, Mark Piovesan, Matt Smith, Megan Lewis, Milton Gan, Murray Fredericks, Pamela Pauline, Paul Harmon, Paul Huntley, Peter Solness, Philip Bell, Richard Payne, Rob Tuckwell, Rohan Kelly, Sam Ruttyn, Todd Kennedy, and Yan Kurniawan

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Image detail: Gary Ramage