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Scotiabank Photography Award reveals short list for $50K prize

​Just two days after winning a $25,000 Governor General's Award in Visual and Media Arts, Suzy Lake of Toronto is up for another prestigious prize.

Suzy Lake, Pascal Grandmaison and Jayce Salloum reach finals

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Visual artist Suzy Lake, creator of this 2013 image entitled Reduced Performing, is the latest winner of the Scotiabank Photography Prize. (Suzy Lake)

​Just two days after winning a $25,000 Governor General's Award in Visual and Media Arts, Suzy Lake of Toronto is up for another prestigious prize.

Lake is one of three finalists for this year's $50,000 Scotiabank Photography Award.

Montreal's Pascal Grandmaison, who created this 2009 piece entitled Fake Imagery of a World Upside Down, is also a finalist. (Pascal Grandmaison)

The other finalists are Pascal Grandmaison of Montreal and Jayce Salloum of Vancouver.

Founded in 2010, the honour is billed as Canada's largest peer-nominated, peer-reviewed photography award.

It honours a mid- to later-career artist.

The winner — chosen by jury members Robert Bean, Catherine Bedard and Robert Enright — will be announced May 3.

Vancouver photographer Jayce Salloum, behind this 1992 image entitled at the end of the 'Nation state,' rounds out the finalists. (Jayce Salloum)
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