Anne Ackermann
Photojournalist, Germany
Anne Ackermann is a documentary photographer based in Germany, working worldwide.
She studied Visual Communication and Photojournalism in Hamburg, Buenos Aires and Aarhus (Denmark). She started freelancing in 2009 and received an Eastern Europe Research Grant from Friedrich Ebert Foundation (2009).
She was nominated for the Joop Swart Masterclass in 2010. 2011 Anne was selected for Noorderlicht Photography Masterclass and received a grant from VG Bildkunst for “The Gulu Project” about the aftermath of war in Northern Uganda. She was also awarded 1st prize with her piece on intersexuality by the ‘profamilia journalism award’ in 2012.
2015 she was shortlisted for the prestigious Hansel Mieth Preis in Germany. 2016 she was selected as a laureate of the 5th edition of the Photoreporter Festival of the Baie de Saint-Brieuc, France. In 2017 she came in finalist at the International Women Photographers Award (IWPA) and The Jacob Riis Award.
Her work has been widely exhibited, e.g. at the New York Photo Festival, Photoreporter Festival, PhotoGrafia Festival Rome, Angkor Photo Festival, Belfast Photo Factory, Triennial of Photography Hamburg, F-Stop Festival Leipzig, Goethe Institute Ecuador, OPEN Photo, Alliance Francaise Dubai and many others.
Clients Magazines
Terra Mater, INYT, Stern, Geo, Der Spiegel, Neon, Neon France, Nido, Focus, Brand Eins, Die Zeit, Amnesty Journal, Business Punk, Datum, Chrismon, NZZ Campus, The New Yorker, Guardian Weekend Magazine, Geo International, Stern Gesund Leben, Brigitte, Zeit Campus, Zeit Leo, Geolino, Dein Spiegel, Missy Magazine, FAZ Hochschulanzeiger, Vice, The Good Weekend Magazine, Frankie Magazine, The Mail& Guardian, Toronto Star, Sueddeutsche Zeitung, She’s/Mercedes Benz Magazine, etc..
Clients NGO & Corporate & others
USAID, Engender Health, Open Society Foundations, Plan International, European Commission, CNN / Courageous, Barcroft Media, UNICEF, UNHCR, CARE Affair, Caritas, NRC, giz, Jacobs Foundation, Heifer International, Grameen Foundation, CAPA Pictures, Luxembourg Airlines, International Justice Mission, AFRIpads, African Children’s Choir, BioLite, AVAAZ, etc..