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Whispers And Shouts – Voices Of Ukrainian Women Photographers, On View in FOTODOK, NL till May 14
The exhibition collects stories about war and displacement from artists of Ukrainian origin. Their projects deal with the complexity of emotions, pain, loss, connections between people, and the trauma of being separated from home. Most of these stories reflect the personal experiences of the artists: losing close friends and family, reuniting relatives under new circumstances, exploring one's own roots or the realities of motherhood in wartime.Read more →Open Call for photographic projects by FOTO magazine, CZ
An announcement has been made for an open call to all photographers for their photographic projects that will be featured in the next issue of FOTO magazine.
Read more →Fotofestiwal Łódź 15-25.06.2023
Fotofestiwal, the International Festival of Photography in Łódź, is an event that has been drawing the attention of photography professionals from around the world since its inception in 2001. What began as a small initiative of a group of Sociology students has grown into a prominent cultural event that attracts over 20,000 visitors every year.Read more →Ukrainian Perspectives: Photography From The 1940s—Now at ChaShaMa, NYC
Joint multimedia exhibition to feature over 100 images of Ukrainian life and war through contemporary and archival photography by international and Ukrainian artists selected through an open call by Lyolya Goldstein, Yaroslav Solop, Ira Lupu, Betty Roytburd, and Lena Shkoda.Read more →Karel Otto Hrubý: Retrospective at House of Photography Prague
Karel Otto Hrubý (* 1916, †1998) was an important figure in contemporary Czech photography, a teacher, a curator and reviewer of exhibitions, an author of literature on photography, and an organiser of lectures, workshops and exhibitions in the field of amateur photography.Read more →READING BETWEEN THE LINES . Photobooks by Women Photographers from Poland
C/O Berlin is hosting a panel discussion with Polish photographers Katarzyna Mazur, Monika Orpik, Agnieszka Sejud, Magdalena Wysocka and C/O Berlin Talent Award winner Karolina Wojtas. Moderated by Maya Hristova (EEP Berlin), the conversation will utilize the photobook as a point of departure for an investigation into the photographers' artistic practice.Read more →