1. Nothing Essential Happens in the Absence of Noise

    Participants wanted: become one of the 1,200 performers in Maxim Tyminko’s "A Percussion Piece" at NDSM-Werf, Amsterdam, on 19 September 2026. 

    In conversation with curator Tatiana Kochubinska, Tyminko discusses sound, solidarity, and the development of a work, giving symbolic presence to political prisoners from Belarus.
    Register through makenoise.art and explore the project at antiwarcoalition.art.

  2. Fotofestiwal Łódź 2025: Systems, Spectacle, and Subversion in the Heart of Post-Industrial Poland

    From June 12 to 22, Łódź once again becomes a charged arena for contemporary photography. The 24th edition of Fotofestiwal sprawls across more than 20 venues, each site revealing how image-making confronts the systems that shape — and often constrain — daily life.

  3. Foto Tallinn 2024: The Baltic-Dutch Connection

    Foto Tallinn 2024 did more than offer a survey of current photographic trends. What emerged was a collective sense of photography as a medium in flux—anchored not in surface or image alone, but in materiality, memory, and process.

  4. Kranj Foto Fest 2024: a Recap

    Kranj Foto Fest, established in 2021 by Fernanda Prado Verčič and Petra Puhar Kejžar, has never been a festival that begs for attention, but in 2024 it offered one of its strongest editions yet.

  1. Marlin Dedaj Unveils Thought-Provoking Exhibition as part of the first Albanian Culture Festival in Pisa

    Marlin Dedaj's exhibition On the Skin (Sulla Pelle in Italian) was a significant highlight of the first Albanian Culture Festival in Pisa, held from April 28th to April 30th at the historic Logge di Banchi.
  2. "What I didn't know I knew" by Lala Meredith-Vula On View until June 6th in Prishtina

    The exhibition curated by Edi Muka showcases a contemporary sculptural installation of a haystack made by Kosova farmers; a large three screen film flow comprised of 150 images that was edited by Jim Boulton; and a special sound piece composed for the exhibition by Professor John Young. 

Contemporary Photography from Eastern Europe: Exhibitions & Research

EEP Berlin is an independent platform sharing the works of Eastern European lens-based artists with the world.

ARCHIVE OF EASTERN EUROPEAN PHOTOGRAPHY

A project collaboration between EEP Berlin and KV Fotografie aus Osteuropa e.V.

Research Grant Program for Ukrainian Photographers

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