About:
Hannah Norton (b.1992) is a socially engaged documentary photographer who works with individuals and communities that have been under and/or misrepresented in the mainstream media. Through long term engagement and collaborative practice, centred around portraiture, she finds visual language that disrupts stereotypes and informs new ways of thinking.
Norton received her MA in documentary photography from the London College of Communication. She has consecutively won British Journal of Photography’s Portrait of Britain, won LensCulture’s critic choice award, been published by Hoxton Mini Press, and exhibited at the Royal Photographic Society and as part of Palm Photo Prize.
She has been commissioned by The Financial Times, BBC and Saatchi & Saatchi.
Currently in residence at Lee Alexander McQueen's Sarabande Foundation
Available for commission info@hannahnorton.com
Image by Samantha, as part of The Community Cook Up project.
Awards:
2023: 2 x Winner - British Journal of Photography - Portrait of Britain
2022: Winner - British Journal of Photography - Portrait of Britain
2021: Winner - British Journal of Photography 1854 x Fast Track
2021: Winner - LensCulture Critics Choice Award
2021: Winner - Royal Photographic Society IPE 163
2021: Winner - Creative Conscience Awards
2021: Winner - Genesis Imaging Award - Shutter Hub Yearbook
2021: Winner - British Journal of Photography Edition365
2021: Finalist - Leica x British Journal of Photography Grant
Exhibitions:
2023: Portrait of Britain, across the United Kingdom
2022: Portrait of Britain, across the United Kingdom
2022: International Photography Exhibition (IPE163), Royal Photographic Society, Bristol
2022: Current Obsessions, London College of Communication, London..
2021: Noorderlicht International Photo Festival, The Netherlands
2019: Palm Photo Prize, The Print Space, London
Books:
2023: Portrait of Britain, Hoxton Mini Press.
2022: Terms of Engagement by Becky Warnock and Kate Watson
2022: Portrait of Britain, Hoxton Mini Press.
Talks:
2022: Royal Photographic Society, Bristol.
2022: London College of Communication, London.
Selected Clients:
Financial Times, BBC, Channel 4, Saatchi & Saatchi
Press:
British Journal Of Photography - OCD has a PR problem
British Journal of Photography - Fast Track winners
Refinery29 - The reality of OCD
Contact:
London, UK.
07426672057