Burkhard Schittny

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Burkhard Schittny is a German visual artist.

Life and career[]

Schittny first studied fashion design at the University of the Arts in Bremen, then he shifted the focus of his studies to photography. He graduated in 1997 with a photographic work inspired by the painter Francis Bacon.^[1]

His clients have included The New York Times Magazine,^[2] New York Magazine, Wired, and Fortune.

Awards[]

• 1996: Nachwuchs Förderpreis 96, Kodak
• 1997: PIXEL 2 Digital Imaging Award 97, Kodak, 3rd Prize Winner
• 1998: Inszenierte Fotografie 3, ColorService Stuttgart, Winner
• 1998: Reinhart Wolf Preis 98, Award
• 1999: Reinhart Wolf Preis 99, Award^[1]
• 2000: DAAD annual scholarship for London
• 2005: ADC Switzerland, Shortlist
• 2005: ADC New York, Distinctive Merit Award
• 2010: London Photographic Association, Urbanscape, Bronze Winner^[3]

References[]

External links[]

• Official website
• Burkhard Schittny at Galerie Anita Beckers
• Burkhard Schittny at Blink Video