Anders Petersen: Stockholm
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Born in 1944 in Stockholm, Anders Petersen received his artistic training at Christer Str¿mholms Fotoskolan academy in 1966¿68 and the Stockholm Academy of Dramatic Arts in 1973¿74. Str¿mholm became a close and important friend. Since his first photo book, Gr¿na Lund, was published in 1973, there has been a steady stream of books with texts in English, French, Swedish and German. Petersen has exhibited his work frequently in Sweden and throughout Europe, in Tokyo, New York, Istanbul and Moscow. Anders Petersen is the recipient of many Swedish and international prizes and grants. In 2003, he…mehr

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Born in 1944 in Stockholm, Anders Petersen received his artistic training at Christer Str¿mholms Fotoskolan academy in 1966¿68 and the Stockholm Academy of Dramatic Arts in 1973¿74. Str¿mholm became a close and important friend. Since his first photo book, Gr¿na Lund, was published in 1973, there has been a steady stream of books with texts in English, French, Swedish and German. Petersen has exhibited his work frequently in Sweden and throughout Europe, in Tokyo, New York, Istanbul and Moscow. Anders Petersen is the recipient of many Swedish and international prizes and grants. In 2003, he was awarded the distinction ¿The Photographer of the Year¿ at the major photography festival Rencontres d¿Arles in Arles, France.
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Born in 1944 in Stockholm, Anders Petersen received his artistic training at Christer Strömholms Fotoskolan academy in 1966-68 and the Stockholm Academy of Dramatic Arts in 1973-74. Strömholm became a close and important friend. Since his first photo book, Gröna Lund, was published in 1973, there has been a steady stream of books with texts in English, French, Swedish and German. Petersen has exhibited his work frequently in Sweden and throughout Europe, in Tokyo, New York, Istanbul and Moscow. Anders Petersen is the recipient of many Swedish and international prizes and grants. In 2003, he was awarded the distinction 'The Photographer of the Year' at the major photography festival Rencontres d'Arles in Arles, France.