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Bárdos 75 - Bárdos Tamás fotóművész életmű kiállítása - megnyitó

Bárdos Tamás 60 éve fotózik. Számtalan díjat nyert, képei számos budapesti múzeum falán lógtak már a Nemzetitől a Néprajziig. Képei közül néhány szinte mindig megtalálható valahol az ország zárt vagy szabadtéri kiállító terei egyikén. A környező országokon túl, képei eljutottak egészen Indonéziáig. 2023-ban az év fotósának választották. 2024-ben két fotója került az év 100 legjobb képe közé. Bárdos 75. - A Fotókiállítás Megnyitó: Október 2. Szerda 18:00 Köszöntőt mond: SOPRONI TAMÁS Terézváros polgármestere Megtekinthető Október 23-ig az Eötvös10 Kulturális központban. A kiállításnak a VI. Kerület Eötvös u. 10. Első emeleti galériája ad otthont. A hatodik kerületben született, azóta is itt élő művész fotó témái széles palettát ölelnek fel. Az itt bemutatott képei között is megtalálható sok minden a sport és travel fotóktól a szürrealizmusiig. A megnyitó hangulatát az aranytorkú énekes díva Mogyoróssy Adrienn fellépése teszi igazán különlegessé. Gyere és élvezd a kortárs művészetet! https://www.facebook.com/events/1695410781258052/

Kerekes Emőke: Iosif, Alexe, Kolomán - Kiállításmegnyitó

Kerekes Emőke: Iosif, Alexe, Kolomán - Kiállításmegnyitó Megnyitó: 2024. október 1., 19:00 Örömmel hívjuk meg Önöket, Kerekes Emőke „Iosif, Alexe, Kolomán” című fotókiállítására, amely 2024 október 1-én, 19.00 órakkor nyílik meg a budapesti Foton Galériában. Ez a kiállítás nem csupán egy fotográfus családi történetéről szól, hanem egy mélyebb utazásról is, amely az emlékezet, a hiedelmek és a transzgenerációs folyamatok felfedezésére is invitál bennünket. Emőke fotói az erdélyi tájak megmaradt történeti rétegeit, nyomait tárják elénk, ahol a hó nem csupán egy esztétikai elem, hanem mélyebb üzenetet is hordoz. A hó jelenléte a tájban a múlt elrejtett titkait szimbolizálja. A fehér, üres tájak nem csupán a veszteségeinkre emlékeztetnek, hanem arra is, hogy az emlékezet gyakran szelektív és megbízhatatlan, sokszor torzít, kiemel, vagy éppen elfed, mindezzel folyamatosan alakítva és újraértelmezve a múltat. Munkáiban ez a koncepció nemcsak a művész személyes múltját, hanem a kollektív emlékezet tágabb aspektusait is tükrözi, így a fehér tájak több szinten is egyfajta vizuális kifejeződésként működnek az emlékezet és a történelem feldolgozásában. A projekt során Emőke a saját munkás-paraszt gyökereiről, nagybátyjáról, nagyapjáról, apjáról és családja többi tagjáról mesél. Sorstragédiáikkal nemcsak őt, hanem a 20. századi Kelet-Európa történelmét is képviselik. A névváltoztatások, a gyermekkori emlékek és a felnőttek által elhallgatott tragédiák mind részei ennek a komplex, transzgenerációs vizuális elbeszélésnek. Emőke képei bemutatják, hogyan él tovább a múlt, és hogyan befolyásolják a családi történetek a jelenünket. Bio/ Kerekes Emőke 1980-ban született Romániában, Erdélyben, ahol családjával a helyi magyar kisebbséghez tartozik. Az 1989-es romániai forradalom után 1992-ben családjával Magyarországra emigrált, ahol Budapesten nőtt fel. 2015-ben visszatért szülőföldjére, Havadtőre (Viforoasa), ahol férjével megalapította a KopiaKollektiva Egyesületet. Az egyesülettel a kortárs fotográfiát és mozgóképkultúrát népszerűsítik a kulturálisan margón lévő kistelepüléseken. A Moholy-Nagy Egyetem (MOME) fotográfia szakán végzett alapképzése után, 2024-ben a Marosvásárhelyi Művészeti Egyetemen (UAT) szerzett mester diplomát a Művészetek és Új Média szakán. Oktatói pályafutása során Budapesten és Kolozsváron tanított fotó elméletet és gyakorlatot. További információk az alkotóról: www.emokekerekes.com https://www.kopiakollektiva.com ENG/ Emőke Kerekes: Iosif, Alexe, Kolomán - Kiállításmegnyitó Opening: 2024. 1st October., 19:00 We are pleased to invite you to Kerekes Emőke’s photo exhibition, “Iosif, Alexe, Kolomán,” which will open on October 1, 2024, at 7:00 PM at the Foton Gallery in Budapest. This exhibition is not only about a photographer's family story, but also an invitation to embark on a deeper journey exploring memory, beliefs, and transgenerational processes. Emőke’s photographs reveal the remaining historical layers and traces of the Transylvanian landscape, where snow serves not just as an aesthetic element, but carries a deeper message. The presence of snow in the landscape symbolizes the hidden secrets of the past. The white, empty landscapes remind us not only of our losses but also of the fact that memory is often selective and unreliable; it distorts, highlights, or conceals, constantly shaping and reinterpreting the past. In her work, this concept reflects not only the artist's personal history but also broader aspects of collective memory, making the white landscapes a multi-layered visual expression of processing memory and history. Throughout the project, Emőke shares stories about her working-class peasant roots, her uncle, grandfather, father, and other family members. Their tragic destinies represent not only her own but also the history of 20th-century Eastern Europe. Name changes, childhood memories, and the tragedies silenced by adults are all part of this complex, transgenerational visual narrative. Emőke’s images showcase how the past lives on and how family stories influence our present. Bio/ Kerekes Emőke was born in 1980 in Transylvania, Romania, where she and her family belong to the local Hungarian minority. After the Romanian Revolution of 1989, she emigrated to Hungary with her family in 1992, growing up in Budapest. In 2015 she returned to her homeland, Havadtő (Viforoasa), where she and her husband founded the KopiaKollektiva Association. The association promotes contemporary photography and film culture in culturally marginalised small villages. After completing her bachelor's degree in photography at the Moholy-Nagy University (MOME), she graduated from the Târgu Mures University of Arts (UAT) in 2024 with a Master's degree in Arts and New Media. During his teaching career, he taught photography theory and practice in Budapest and Cluj-Napoca. More: www.emokekerekes.com https://www.kopiakollektiva.com https://www.facebook.com/events/1042117747079161/

LUGO: Á.R.A.M.L.Á.S | MEGNYITÓ

|HUN| A Kiscelli Múzeum szeretettel várja az érdeklődőket a LUGO: Á.R.A.M.L.Á.S című kiállításának megnyitójára. . A LÁTHATÓ ÉS LÁTHATATLAN BUDAPEST EGYBENLÁTÁSA. Az Á.R.A.M.L.Á.S Lugosi LUGO László személyes Budapest-archívumának fotográfiai- és tér-installációs jelentésfeltárása, a látható és a láthatatlan Budapest egybenlátása. A fotográfiákban rejlő potenciál eseményszerű bemutatása, prezentáció és reprezentáció, amely a fotográfus művész Budapest teljességét érintő jelentés-előállását, jelentés-kifejlését viszi színre a templomtérben, a fotográfiai eljárások mélyén nyugvó fény-árnyék architektúra installációjával. A kurátori koncepció szerint az egyes fotóképek egyrészt kiemelik és dokumentálják, ezáltal megőrzik a rögzített események terét és idejét, másrészt a fotográfiák egymás utáni és szimultán vetítése elmossa a konkrét téridőt, és egy nagyobbat, egy új paradigmát hoznak létre, miként ez az archívumokban őrzött dokumentumokkal is megtörténik: kapcsolatba lépnek egymással egy nagyobb teljesség irányában. . A kiállítás megnyitó eseménye: SZEMZŐ Tibor kinematográfikus koncertje . A kiállítás koncepciója: KURDY FEHÉR János . A kiállítás kurátorai: BÁN András, DANÓ Orsolya, KURDY FEHÉR János, LUGOSI Blanka, RADICS Panka . A kiállítás október 27-ig látogatható . |ENG| The Kiscelli Museum cordially invites you and your friends to the opening of the next exhibition, LUGO: F.L.O.W. . F.L.O.W. is the personal Budapest archives of László Lugosi Lugo. It is an exploration of meaning in photography and spatial installation. A view blending the visible and the invisible Budapest. It is an eventful introduction to and presentation/representation of the potential in the photographs, staging the photographer’s making and developing of meaning by way of the installation of the chiaroscuro architecture at the heart of the processes of photography. According to the curatorial concept, on one hand, the individual photographic pictures highlight and document and thus preserve the space and time of the events recorded, and on the other hand, the successive and simultaneous projection of the photographs blurs the concrete space-time, creating a larger, new paradigm, just as documents preserved in archives do as they interact with each other towards a greater totality. . The exhibition can be visited until October 27 . Opening event: Cinematographer Tibor SZEMZŐ’s concert . Concept of the exhibition: KURDY FEHÉR János . Curated by: BÁN András, DANÓ Orsolya, KURDY FEHÉR János, LUGOSI Blanka, RADICS Panka . https://www.facebook.com/events/870231281840976/

Horváth Csongor fotóriporter „Miskolc reggeltől estig” című kiállítása - megnyitó

Horváth Csongor fotóriporter „Miskolc reggeltől estig” című kiállítása Megnyitó: október 1. kedd 17 óra, Ifjúsági Ház galériája Fellépnek: az Erkel Ferenc Zeneiskola tanárai, Tóth Lőrinc Ágoston Kiállítás megtekinthető: 2024. október 01 – 2024. október 31. között, hétköznap 9-18 óráig https://www.facebook.com/events/1057007209259381/

Anthology Photography Competition 2024 - ‘Everyday Wonders’

Open to photographers working at any level, the Anthology Photography Competition celebrates outstanding standalone images. It also provides a platform for photographers to showcase their work through publication. Images submitted must be on the theme of ‘Everyday Wonders’. Submissions will be judged on quality, creativity, originality, and visual/emotional impact. Photography styles can include street photography, landscapes, natural world & wildlife, macro photography, lifestyle, object and still life and architectural. Technically manipulated images such as abstract, panoramic, stitched and composite are also permitted. Extra merit will be awarded to creative interpretation of the brief. Entries are invited from photographers of all nationalities, living anywhere in the world. There is no limit to entries per person. It is not a requirement, but is advisable to refer to Anthology or purchase a copy before submitting your work, so that you can see the type of material we publish. Subscriptions and single copies are available to purchase through our online shop. Prizes The winner will receive a €500 cash prize and editorial coverage in a future issue of Anthology magazine. Submission deadlines and entry fees Final Deadline: 30 November 2024 Standard fee – €18: August – November 2024 Terms and Conditions Entries Each entry must be the original work of the person submitting it. There must be only one image per entry. No stock photography is allowable. There is no limit to the number of entries you can submit. There is no age limit for entrants. Composite photography is allowable. Please do not add any visible watermarks to your entries as the judging is anonymous. Prize winners will be selected by a panel of independent judges and their decision is final. Once announced, all entrants will be notified of the result by email. Finalists will be notified by email or telephone. By submitting your entry and paying the registration fee, you agree to all of the terms and conditions listed here. In order to minimise administrative costs and maintain affordable fees, please note that entry fees are non-refundable. Technical Specifications Please ensure that your entries are submitted as electronic files, at 72dpi, in JPEG or PNG format, and a maximum size of 4MB All finalists will be required to re-submit the originals in RAW, JPEG or TIFF format at 300dpi. Rights All photographers retain the copyright of their work. All entrants agree to the storage of their images in electronic form for the purpose of judging the competition and the private distribution of those images as required to complete the judging process. The photographer warrants that the rights (of any kind) to the photograph have not previously been sold or granted to any third party The finalists grant Anthology the right to use the images in electronic form or in print for the specific purpose of promoting Anthology and its Awards without restriction in any media. Anthology agrees that the images will not be made available for download on any of its websites at high resolution and that all images used will be credited to the photographer. To further protect any images against misuse by third parties Anthology will insert a digital watermark to images published online. Anthology will not be responsible for unauthorised use of any image by a third party. Electronic files sent as attachments will not be returned and Anthology accepts no responsibility for submissions in any other form. Prints or physical media sent as submissions will not be returned. Previous Photography Competition winners 2023 Winner: Samuel Sieder 2022 Winner: Sarah Choo Jing Deadline: 2024 Nov. 30. Forrás

Call For Entries - The Poetry of the Ordinary

The world is full of magical things, patiently waiting for our senses to grow sharper. – W.B. Yeats In our rush through life, we often overlook the extraordinary that lies within the ordinary — the beauty, poignancy, and simple poetic elegance so commonly found in ordinary moments: Random objects that appear in perfect symmetry. Human moments that define our humanity. Light that falls elegantly on a subject to perfectly describe it. With your work and your eye, show us the extraordinary beauty that lies all around us in ordinary moments. All captures and processes are welcome. We are very pleased that Blue Mitchell will be jurying and curating this exhibition. He will select approximately 35 images for the Exhibition Gallery, and 40 more for our Online Gallery. All 75 images will be featured on social media, displayed in the exhibit catalog, and remain permanently on our website with photographer's URL. Prizes: 35 images for the Exhibition Gallery, and 40 more for our Online Gallery. Distinctions for Juror’s Award, Director’s Award, and Honorable Mention Eligibility: Open to all photographers 18 and up Copyrights & Usage Rights: You retain all rights to your work. Our mission is to promote photographers and photography in general; we will never exploit your work or use it without your permission. Should your work be accepted by the juror, you grant PhotoPlace Gallery the specific right to reproduce your image in the exhibition catalog, on the PhotoPlace Gallery website, on social media (tagging you when possible), and, where appropriate, to help promote other PhotoPlace Gallery exhibitions. We will always credit you and your copyright wherever feasible. We will use your image for no other purpose whatsoever without your specific permission. Theme: Urban Street Nature Fine Art Conceptual Black and White Deadline: 14 October 2024 Entry fee: $39 for the first 5 images, $6 for each additional image. Website: https://bit.ly/PPG-Poetry-2024 Forrás

Parallel Realities - Open Call

We are thrilled to announce a new collaboration between PEP and Kommunale Galerie Berlin! Selected artists will take part in a group exhibition in March 2025 as part of EMOP, the European Month of Photography in Berlin. Theme: Parallel Realities Originally conceived as a tool to represent the world around us, photography ultimately provides a fragmented vision of it. Its dynamic ability to both reflect and shape reality places it in an ambiguous position in contemporary culture. Every photographic, documentative work carries fabricated narratives embedded in the editing, omitting, selecting processes. This phenomenon, combined with the new visual technologies partly fueled by AI learning, contributes to a growing sense of suspicion by the public towards images. On the other hand, the status of the photographer as an artist, with the freedom to interpret and recreate reality through their lens has become more and more recognised. With each image that they make, photographers not only capture but also contribute to the very fabric of the reality they seek to depict. This interplay of factual documentation and creative liberty, combined with the influence of the viewer and the context in which pictures are received, continually shapes the evolving relationship between photography and reality. Where do you situate your artistic practice in this context? Are you trying to represent certain realities that matter to you and that you think should be unveiled? Do you produce images reinforcing or challenging the public's certainties and representations of the world? Do you intentionally show your perception of the world in your images, telling the viewer as much about who you are as about the subject depicted - and therefore creating alternate ways to look at reality? What is the relationship of the viewer with your photographs? Do they act as a separation or as a link that connects your respective experiences? Whatever your style or approach to photography, we are looking for works that show the coexistence of parallel realities, revealing the vibrant diversity of the world we inhabit and the multiple perceptions we have of it and inviting to open up and broaden our horizons. Participating artists will be selected through an international jury of artists and curators. The call is open to all ages, nationalities and backgrounds. Fees: Paid Prizes: Exhibition opportunity in a renown institution as part of a biennial international festival Publication in the exhibition catalog Online exposure Eligibility: The competition is open to any photographer, 18 years of age or older, from any country. Copyrights & Usage Rights: All images and texts provided by artists and presented on PEP's website and social media channels are protected by copyright and remain property of their author. By entering this competition, you allow PEP to use your artwork (images and related text) in its online communication and printed material. PEP has the right to use the submitted artworks on its website and on any other form of communication (including social media, magazines, platforms for art opportunities and events...) to promote the photographers' works and PEP's past, current and future exhibitions and open calls. The artists' names will always be mentioned next to their respective images. Theme: Open Theme Deadline: 5 November 2024 Website: http://www.pep.photography/calls Forrás

Call for Entry: "NO TITLES" Photography Exhibition 2024

Call for Entry: "NO TITLES" Photography Exhibition We invite photographers to submit their work for our upcoming exhibition, "No Titles." This unique show challenges the conventional narrative framework by removing titles from the equation. The images will be presented without labels, allowing them to resonate purely through visual impact, emotion, and the viewer's personal interpretation. Theme: The absence of titles encourages a raw, unfiltered connection between the viewer and the artwork. We are seeking photographs that speak for themselves, evoking thoughts, emotions, and stories without the influence of words. The imagery should be compelling enough to stand alone, transcending place, time, and explanation. Submission Guidelines: - Eligibility: Open to photographers internationally over 18 at all levels and backgrounds. - Work: Submit up to 10 images that you believe capture the essence of the "No Titles" theme. - Presentation: All submitted photographs must be untitled. Just include your name and a number to identify the image. Example: “Sarah-Smith_01” - Format: JPEG or JPG, 72 dpi, minimum size 2100 px on the longest side. - Entry Fee: $20 for up to 4 images, $4 for each additional image. BONUS: Pay for 8 images and get two more entries for free. - Deadline: All entries must be received by October 31. - Exhibition Dates: November 15 through December 31. Selection Process: Our panel of curators will review submissions and select works that best embody the spirit of the exhibition. Chosen photographs will be displayed in our online gallery, offering a platform for the viewer's imagination and interpretation. Important Note: While titles are omitted, we encourage artists to reflect on how the lack of context will affect the reception of their work. This exhibition is as much about the viewer's journey as it is about the artist's vision. Join us in exploring the power of untitled imagery, where each photograph speaks directly to the soul, unrestricted by words. Fees: Paid Prizes: First Place photographer is offered a free Solo Exhibition on our website. Eligibility: Open to all photographers over 18 Copyrights & Usage Rights: All rights, including copyright, remain the property of the photographers. We will never distribute your photographs to anyone. You agree to allow Decagon Gallery to publish your photograph, if accepted, in the NO TITLES online exhibition, the exhibit catalogue, a video on our YouTube channel and to promote the exhibition and the gallery. Theme: Multi-categories Deadline: 31 October 2024 Website: https://www.decagongallery.com/no-titles-entry Forrás

TransNatura International Nature Photo Contest 2024

The VADON Association announces the XI. TransNatura International Nature Photo Contest. The goal of the TransNatura photography competition is to promote and support the importance of nature conservation and the protection of natural values through nature photography. CATEGORIES: Category A: Wildlife This category invites photographs that capture wild animals in their natural habitats. The images can be portraits, action shots, or everyday scenes showcasing animal behavior, beauty, and their role in nature. It is important that the photographs are taken without disturbing the animals or their natural environment. Category B: Nature and Landscapes This category includes all images showcasing the beauty and diversity of nature, excluding animals. It covers impressive landscapes, forests, waters, plants, and natural phenomena. The aim is to show the wonders of nature and the harmony of an untouched world through photography. Fees: Free Prizes: A total of 8 prizes will be awarded during the competition: • TransNatura Grand Prize: €1,500 • Category A (Wildlife): o 1st prize: €1,000 o 2nd prize: €600 o 3rd prize: €400 • Category B (Nature and Landscapes): o 1st prize: €1,000 o 2nd prize: €600 o 3rd prize: €400 • Audience Award: o The winner of the audience vote on the official TransNatura Facebook page will receive a gift package. Eligibility: Everyone Copyrights & Usage Rights: By submitting their works, participants agree to the competition rules and consent to the organizers using their images freely, without restriction, for the purposes of the competition. Entries that do not comply with the stated rules will be automatically disqualified. Theme: Nature Deadline: 31 October 2024 Website: http://transnatura.vadon.ro Forrás

Andy Rocchelli Grant 2024

Andy Rocchelli Grant is an international award, now in its second edition, promoted by CESURA in the name of its co-founder Andy Rocchelli, photojournalist killed in Ukraine in 2014. Andy was an irreplaceable fire starter, and to make sure that his values as a photographer and as a person can continue to burn, since 2021 CESURA has established a Grant in his name to allow an author or new talent to create a photographic book in full freedom of expression, as Andy would have wanted. Printed editorial production was a key aspect of his research as a means of dissemination and completion of the work. The purpose of the Grant is therefore to identify the best unpublished photographic dummy and award the winner with the production and publication of the book by Cesura Publish, the collective's publishing house. The first edition of the Grant received 126 applications from more than 25 countries and awarded the prize to Kanta Nomura with the publication of the photobook The Yoshida Dormitory Students' History with Cesura Publish. The jury will meet in October 2024 to select a short list of finalists. In Febbrary 2025, the winning book will be announced, and launched. CESURA is an Italian photographic collective, publishing house and lab active in documentary photography, research, and visual experimentation. Since 2008, CESURA has aimed to create an independent and autonomous force in the national and international photography scene, narrating contemporary social phenomena such as the Arab Spring uprising in the Middle East and the documentation of the COVID-19 pandemic. CESURA’s individual and collective projects have been published in major national and international newspapers and magazines such as Time Magazine, New York Times Magazine, The New Yorker, The Guardian, Le Monde, Internazionale, Repubblica, L'Espresso), and exhibited in museums such as Le Bal (Paris), Mocp (Chicago), Nobel Peace Center (Oslo), Deichhtorhallen (Hamburg), Draiflessen Collection (Mettingen) and Kulturhuset (Stockholm). Fees: Free Prizes: The best project selected will be published in the form of a photographic book by Cesura Publish. The author is entitled to 15 free copies. Eligibility: Applications are accepted from artists and photographers of any age and nationality, including collectives. Copyrights & Usage Rights: The winner of the contest will sign a regular publication contract with the publishing house Cesura Publish, which will edit, produce and distribute the winning book, reserving the right to make choices at its discretion regarding the technical specifications and the print edition. The author is legally responsible for the rights of use of his images and texts. Theme: Other Deadline: 15 October 2024 Website: http://www.cesura.it/andy-rocchelli-grant/ Forrás