Ed Alcock Wins 2025 Niépce Prize, Exhibition at Château de Tours
At the Château de Tours, the Jeu de Paume is hosting Ed Alcock's exhibition titled "Secrets and Lies," which highlights fifteen years of his photographic exploration of themes such as family, identity, and transmission. Alcock, who hails from Norwich (UK) and was born in 1974, has been residing in France since 2000 and is affiliated with the Myop agency. He received the Niépce Gens d’Images Prize in 2025, an accolade given annually since 1955 to professional photographers under 50 who are either French or have lived in France for more than three years, with his nomination supported by Dominique Gaessler. Alongside his press work for The New York Times, The Guardian, Le Monde, and El País, Alcock delves into personal projects centered on family secrets. For four consecutive years, the Jeu de Paume has featured the previous year's award winner at this venue.
Key facts
- Ed Alcock won the 2025 Niépce Gens d’Images Prize.
- Exhibition 'Secrets and Lies' runs at Château de Tours.
- Alcock is a British photographer born in Norwich in 1974.
- He has lived in France since 2000 and is a Myop agency member.
- The Niépce Prize was created in 1955.
- Prize awarded to professional photographers under 50.
- Alcock's work spans fifteen years on family and identity.
- He has worked for The New York Times, The Guardian, Le Monde, and El País.
Entities
Artists
- Ed Alcock
- Dominique Gaessler
Institutions
- Jeu de Paume
- Château de Tours
- Myop agency
- The New York Times
- The Guardian
- Le Monde
- El País
Locations
- Norwich
- United Kingdom
- France
- Tours