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Az üvegre felvitt, üveglapok közé helyezett fényképek sokaságát őrzi a Néprajzi Múzeum – utazók, néprajzkutatók, fényképész iparosok, fotóművészek fekete-fehér és színes képeit a világ minden tájáról. Milyen értékes, értékes témákat láthatunk ezüst zselatinos üveglemezen, sztereó üvegnegatívokon, autokrómokon, kromotípiákon, kézzel színezett üvegdiákon? Hogyan készültek és miről árulkodnak ezek a korai fotóműtárgyak? Hogyan tudjuk megőrizni őket az utókornak? Ezekre a kérdésekre keressük és mutatjuk a válaszokat a Fényképgyűjtemény raktárában. A vezetés a Vágatlanul. Törékeny fényképek valósága kiállítás kísérőprogramja Raktárvezetők: Bata Tímea muzeológus, Sor Zita restaurátor A programhoz előzetes jegyvásárlás szükséges, amely egyben a regisztrációt is jelenti! Jegyvásárlásra a Néprajzi Múzeum Dózsa György úti épületének pénztáraiban vagy online van lehetőség! FONTOS: EZ A TEMATIKA CSAK EBBEN AZ IDŐPONTBAN ELÉRHETŐ. A jegy.hu oldalon elérhető további időpontokban más témában kínálunk merüléseket. Kérjük jegyvásárlásnál erre ügyeljenek! Programjegy: 3500 Ft/fő (kedvezmény nem vehető igénybe) 📌Jegyvásárlás: https://www.jegy.hu/program/raktarmerulesek-a-foepuletben-175618 A jelentkezőket kérjük, vegyék figyelembe: Elsősorban felnőtt látogatók jelentkezését várjuk A programkezdéstől számított 10 perc után már nem tudjuk biztosítani a raktárakba való bejutást A helyszínen biztonsági és dokumentációs felvételek készülhetnek A raktárakban képek/felvételek készítése semmilyen eszközzel nem lehetséges A helyszín nem akadálymentesített! A program, a megszokottól eltérően, a Néprajzi Múzeumban kap helyet továbbá 16:30-tól 17:30-ig tart Amennyiben technikai okok miatt nem tud megvalósulni a program, azt e-mail-ben jelezzük, és egy későbbi időpontban pótoljuk. A raktárlátogatás a múzeum Damjanich utca felőli aulájából indul, kollégáink itt várják és tájékoztatják az érkezőket. Cím: Néprajzi Múzeum, Budapest 1146, Dózsa György út 35. https://www.facebook.com/events/1663257175099070/
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március 26. - május 3. / Kultúrkúria Magyarország 365 – fotókiállítás Válogatás az országosan meghirdetett fotópályázat 2024-es díjazott fényképeiből. A fotópályázat célja, hogy a minél szélesebb körből érkező alkotók fényképezőgépeik lencséjén keresztül, egyedi látásmóddal mutassák be értékeinket, természeti és épített kincseinket, kulturális javainkat és a mindennapok büszkeségre okot adó életképeit. A zsűri tagjai: Kaiser Ottó, Balogh Rudolf-díjas fotográfus, Haris László fotóművész, Érdemes és kiváló művész; Csörögi Dóra természet- és táncfotográfus, Kurucz Árpád többszörösen díjazott és elismert fotográfus, a 2010-es Picture of the Year fődíjasa, Potyó Imre, az év természetfotósa és a magyar természetfotó nagydíjasa; Rizsavi Tamás fotográfus, közönségdíjas, Szalontai Ábel Balogh Rudolf-díjas fotográfus, a Moholy-Nagy Művészeti Egyetem tanára. A pályázatra 43 000 felvétel érkezett, melyekből zsűri választotta ki a díjazott alkotásokat. A zsűri tagjai: Haris László fotóművész, Érdemes és kiváló művész; Csörögi Dóra természet- és táncfotográfus, Kurucz Árpád többszörösen díjazott és elismert fotográfus, a 2010-es Picture of the Year fődíjasa, Potyó Imre, az év természetfotósa és a magyar természetfotó nagydíjasa; Szalontai Ábel Balogh Rudolf-díjas fotográfus, a Moholy-Nagy Művészeti Egyetem tanára https://www.facebook.com/events/1989186108295476/
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The Impressum_AFFopencall competition is the ideal showcase for those who want to increase their visibility in front of an international audience and industry professionals. By participating, established and emerging photographers will have the opportunity to submit their work to a jury of excellence, compete for prestigious prizes, and benefit from investments aimed at the production and promotion of their work within the Festival. Participants can submit up to a maximum of 25 photos (limit of 10 images per category), choosing from the 7 open-theme sections and the two themed projects. Jury Alessandro Bergamini - Photographer Cinzia Canneri - Photographer Giuseppe Capriotti - Astrophotographer/Astrophysicist Edoardo Catini - Photographer/Analog photography teacher Alessandro Curti - Curator/Teacher Barbara Dall'Angelo - Photographer Valerio Minato - Photographer Helmut PIlò - Photographer Christian Tasso - Photographer Francesca Tilio - Photographer/Artist Prizes: Prizes totaling €3,900.00 in addition to awards and publications. Overall winner €500.00, accommodation, display of the photo in the lobby of the Hotel Interno Marche, attendance at the awards ceremony, catalog, exhibition; 1st place in category €300.00, attendance at the awards ceremony, catalog, exhibition; 2nd place in category €100.00, attendance at the awards ceremony, catalog, exhibition; The finalist photographs will receive: Production of prints and display in our galleries for a month-long exhibition. Participation and promotion on our Instagram and Facebook accounts. A dedicated section on the Festival website with a complete online gallery. 1st project for both categories €300.00, attendance at the awards ceremony, catalog, exhibition; 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place as voted by visitors to the exhibition, prize in kind, catalog; Five honorable mentions will also be awarded for each category, and up to 10 photos from each category will be selected for display in the exhibition. All photos in the exhibition will also be included in the printed catalog. Eligibility: Participation in the competition is open to everyone: professional and emerging photographers, enthusiasts, self-taught photographers of any nationality, with no age restrictions. Candidates must be at least 16 years old on the date of registration. Copyrights & Usage Rights: The Impressum competition does not require artists to relinquish the copyright of their works, which therefore remain their property at all times. By submitting their works, artists consent to their use by Impressum Photo Award and its organizational partners (Associazione PH3, Appennino Foto Festival) in magazines or books, websites, social media platforms, newsletters, or any other advertising and promotional media related to the competition. Artists and photographers will be credited for their works. Theme: Aerial Abstract Urban Nature Photojournalism People Travel Deadline: 26 April 2026 Entry fee: 30,00 € / Free Under 20 Website: http://www.impressumphotoaward.it Forrás
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Call for Submissions: 2026 Penn IUR Global Photo Contest Sharing and Caring Cities: Portraits of Collective Urban Life Across the world, cities are shaped by what we share: our streets, our stories, our struggles, and our hopes. Sidewalk markets in Bogotá, commuter trains in Tokyo, neighborhood parks in Nairobi, waterfronts in Amsterdam, and streets in Minneapolis are all urban places that become shared spaces where culture, community, and creativity thrive. The Penn Institute for Urban Research invites photographers and visual storytellers around the world to enter our 10th annual photo contest: Sharing and Caring Cities: Portraits of Collective Urban Life. As urban challenges grow more complex—from inequality and climate change to displacement and polarization—spaces for caring and sharing are more needed than ever. They offer opportunities for collaboration between public, private, and civic actors and help foster belonging, resilience, and innovation at the neighborhood level. What We’re Looking For Submit your most powerful photo or short video (1 minute or less) that reflects what it means to share a city in your part of the world. We welcome broad, creative interpretations across themes such as: Children playing beside elders in public parks Artists and activists transforming passageways into stages for change Vendors, commuters, and neighbors moving in rhythm along the same sidewalk Nature reclaiming space in harmony with human infrastructure Private, public, and civic sectors work together to improve daily life Whether you're documenting a festival in Accra, a transit hub in Delhi, a protest in Paris, or a shared rooftop in Bangkok, we want to see what shared cities embedded with care mean to you. Prizes & Submission Details Grand Prize: $500 USD Deadline: April 15, 2026 A prize of $500 will be awarded to the top submission as determined by a panel of Penn-affiliated judges. Other exemplary submissions will be awarded Honorable Mentions. Submit high-resolution photos or videos via the submission form here. If you have any issues with the form, you may submit images and descriptions via email with the subject line: “Penn IUR Photo Contest Submission: Sharing and Caring Cities” Recognition Winning entries will be credited and featured in Penn IUR’s global newsletter, The Urban Link, and across our social media platforms, and annual report, reaching urban scholars, planners, and practitioners around the world. The contest is open to the public, anywhere in the world. All ages and experience levels welcome. Jury A panel of scholars and artists from the University of Pennsylvania will judge entries. Help us document how urban life is shared, shaped, and strengthened across the globe. Your perspective can help inspire new ideas, foster understanding, and show the world what’s working. We can’t wait to see what you share! Additional information: The contest is open to the public. Submissions will be judged by a panel of Penn IUR affiliates. Winning photographs will be credited and shared with Penn IUR Urban Link subscribers and on social media. Notes: Photographers should submit no more than 3 photographs/videos All photos must be your original work, not AI-generated. Collage, cropping, and the use of software such as Photoshop are permitted. By entering the contest, you acknowledge that the submitted photo is an original work created solely by you, that the photo does not violate, plagiarize or infringe on the copyrights, trademarks, database, moral rights, rights of privacy/publicity or intellectual property rights of any person or entity, and that no other party has any right, title, claim, or interest in the photo. You will retain all copyright ownership of the image, and it will be attributed to you when used. By entering the contest, all entrants grant Penn IUR and its affiliated publications an unrestricted, perpetual, royalty-free, non-exclusive license to publish, reproduce, display, distribute, and create derivative works of the entries (along with a name credit). Penn IUR will not be required to seek any additional approval in connection with such use. Submissions that fail to meet ethical standards will not be considered. For additional information about general ethical guidelines for photographers, read the National Press Photographers Association Code of Ethics. Prizes and awards constitute taxable income. U.S. taxes will be deducted from payment for winning photographs, regardless of a photographer’s nationality. Prizes: $500 Eligibility: Anyone Copyrights & Usage Rights: Penn Institute for Urban Research Theme: Urban Deadline: 15 April 2026 Entry fee: Free Website: http://https://penniur.upenn.edu/media/photography-contest/2026-photography-contest-sharing-and-caring-cities Forrás
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What does your city look like when it starts to glow? Neon reflections, streetlights on wet pavement, high-rise windows, night crowds, quiet corners, or the buzz of motion in the dark. City Lights invites artists and photographers worldwide (18+) to celebrate urban life, architecture, and the moments that make a city feel alive. Prizes: Best in Show: $150 cash award + artist interview + mini spotlight + homepage feature + free Blu Sky Artist Award entry Runner Ups: website feature + social promotion + mini spotlight + free Blu Sky Artist Award entry Finalists (Top 15 to 20): curated collection feature + digital certificate + social highlights Eligibility: All backgrounds and experience levels accepted. Open to artists around the world. Must be 18+ to enter. Copyrights & Usage Rights: Artists keep full copyright. Images may be used only for challenge-related promotion and features. Theme: Cityscapes Urban Panoramic Seascapes Abstract Architecture Deadline: 31 May 2026 Entry fee: Early Bird: 1st entry free · Regular: tiered pricing (2 for $18, 3 for $25, etc.) Website: https://tenmoirgallery.com/city-lights-art-challenge-2026/ Forrás
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The Alpine Fellowship Visual Arts Prize 2026 seeks to inspire artists worldwide to explore the profound theme of "Joy" through their creative expressions. This annual prize, organized by the Alpine Fellowship Foundation, encourages participants to delve into the complexities of joy, offering a platform for innovative and thought-provoking visual art pieces. By fostering such artistic endeavors, the foundation aims to promote cultural discourse and a deeper understanding of this universal emotion. The Alpine Fellowship Foundation, based in London, is dedicated to supporting and showcasing artists, writers, poets, musicians, academics, and playwrights. Through initiatives like the Visual Arts Prize, the foundation provides a platform for creatives to engage with pertinent themes, contributing to the enrichment of the global arts community. The 2025 Visual Arts Prize not only offers financial rewards but also the opportunity for artists to have their work recognized and celebrated on an international stage. Prizes: First place: £3,000 Second place: £1,000 Third place: £1,000 Eligibility: Open to all nationalities. Applicants must be aged 18 or above at the time of entry. Copyrights & Usage Rights: - Theme: Other Deadline: 1 May 2026 Entry fee: £10 per entry Website: https://alpinefellowship.com/visual-art-prize Forrás
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The EISA Maestro Photo Competition is held in two categories. In the Single Image category, you may submit one photo on the theme of “Travel.” In the Photo Series category, you may submit 5 to 8 photos as part of a series on the theme of “Travel.” Please note that participation is allowed in only one category - either Single Image or Photo Series. All entries must be submitted digitally and must not have won a prize in any other competition. AI-generated images and photos taken before 2023 are not eligible. The images submitted to maestro@fotoobjektiv.at by the specified deadline will be judged by the editors of FOTOobjektiv. The national winner will then advance to the international stage of the EISA Maestro competition. The winners from each of the 15 participating EISA countries will be selected during the EISA jury meeting in June 2026. The international winners of the EISA Maestro Photo Competition will be announced online together with the EISA Awards on August 15, 2026, and will be celebrated at the EISA Awards Gala in September 2026. Prizes: Single picture prize: €1000 and the EISA Maestro 2026 Trophy Picture series prize: €2000 and the EISA Maestro 2026 Trophy Public’s Choice Award for single picture: €500 Public’s Choice Award for picture series: €500 Eligibility: Photographers may compete in one category only. Copyrights & Usage Rights: - Theme: Open Theme Deadline: 15 May 2026 Entry fee: Free Website: https://eisa.eu/maestro/
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Welcome to our new edition of the PORTRAITS – Hellerau Photography Award and its new theme, “Escapism”. You are invited to apply either with a series of up to 20 images or with single works. Numerous satellite exhibitions and a number of public events including portfolio reviews, artist talks, workshops, etc. revolving around our finalist exhibition complete our award program. Prizes: The winners will be announced at the vernissage in autumn 2026 (1st prize: 5,000 EUR, 2nd prize: 2,000 EUR, 3rd prize: 1,000 EUR). Eligibility: Any person of legal capacity who has reached the age of 18 at the time of submission may be a participant in the contest. Copyrights & Usage Rights: - Theme: Other Deadline: 3 May 2026 Entry fee: 50,- EUR for photographic series Website: https://site.picter.com/portraits-hellerau-photography-award-2026 Forrás
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The Black & White Photo Awards 2026 continues its mission to recognize and reward exceptional talent in black and white photography. With five thematic categories — Architecture, Street, Wildlife, Portrait, and Landscape — and a new Open Theme category (6 in total), photographers from around the world have the opportunity to showcase their creativity and vision in monochrome art. In this fifth edition, the contest increases the value of its main prize to €1,500 for the absolute winner and €200 for each of the 6 winners in the different categories. The winners of the Street and Portrait categories will receive exclusive access to the Retouch4me editing suite, a professional tool to improve their workflow in photographic post-production. Open to both professional and amateur photographers worldwide, this photo competition offers international recognition and the opportunity to display the prestigious Black and White Photo Awards hallmark. Winning images from past editions can be explored at bwphotoawards.com. A distinguished jury of leading black & white photographers —including Julia Anna Gospodarou, Charles Paul Azzopardi, Joel Tjintjelaar, Kazutoshi Kawakami, and Néstor Rodan— returns to select the best images, ensuring a fair and high-level evaluation. Join us in celebrating the power of monochrome photography at the Black and White Photo Awards 2026! Prizes: Absolute Winner: €1,500 Best Category Photo (6 winners): €200 Street and Portrait Category Winners: Retouch4me Photo Editing Suite Access Honorable Mentions: 15 winners Eligibility: International, all accepted. Copyrights & Usage Rights: The copyright of the images will always belong to the photographer. Our sponsors do not acquire rights of use for commercial purposes. Images will be used strictly in connection to the awards and will not be used for any other marketing purposes other than to promote the Black and White Photo Awards. Images will not be resold or used by any other third party. If there is a request for such, we will forward that request to the photographer by email. Theme: Aerial Architecture Wildlife Urban Underwater Travel Street Sports Abstract Black and White Conceptual Cityscapes Culture Documentary Environmental Fashion Fine Art Film Landscape Macro/Micro Multi-categories Nature Nudes Open Theme Other Panoramic People Portrait Seascapes Self-Portrait Photojournalism Deadline: 15 June 2026 Entry fee: €15 / category Website: https://bwphotoawards.com/ Forrás
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Landskrona Foto is the umbrella organization established in 2013 to serve as a dynamic centre for photography, encompassing exhibitions, events, and residencies. Our mission is to be a meeting place for photography–where both established and experimental practices intersect, enriching public understanding of photography and its cultural significance. This vision comes to life during the 10th edition of Landskrona Foto Festival in September 2026. Over 17 days, the festival will showcase a diverse range of photographic work from across the globe. Exhibitions will be displayed in public spaces–such as parks, shopfronts, and streets–alongside galleries and museums, making photography an integral part of the city's landscape. The festival has grown into a key event for photography professionals, featuring exhibitions, artist talks, the Dummy Award, photobook days, and many other exciting activities. It continues to be a crucial platform for creative exchange, learning, and the celebration of the photographic medium. Prizes: Landskrona Foto & Breadfield Dummy Award enables the winner to have his or her book project published by Breadfield Press and Landskrona Foto during 2027. The prize includes all expenses for book production such as design, printing and distribution. The photographer will also receive a large number of books to dispose over and sell. The winner will be invited to Landskrona Foto Festival 2026 festival to receive the award. Eligibility: - Copyrights & Usage Rights: During the festival period, which will run from 4 - 20 September 2026, Landskrona Foto has the right to exhibit the photographers work publicly. Theme: Open Theme Deadline: 30 April 2026 Entry fee: 30 Euro Website: https://site.picter.com/landskrona-foto-and-breadfield-dummy-award-2026 Forrás
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The global photography community today celebrates the official launch of the Photojournalism Prize (PJP), a groundbreaking new award dedicated to honoring the world’s most compelling editorial and documentary photography. After a soft introduction earlier this year at the Lucie Awards in Ostuni, Italy, the Prize now takes center stage at the DOK Festival of Photojournalism in Fredrikstad, Norway. Founded by Hossein Farmani - the visionary behind the International Photography Awards and the Lucie Awards - the Prize shines a spotlight on visual journalists who bring context, courage, and humanity to urgent global stories. Categories span breaking news, feature reporting, and in-depth photo essays, with all entries judged through a blind process by an international jury of respected editors, curators, and industry leaders. “Photojournalism is not only an art form - it is an essential act of truth-telling,” said Farmani. “With this award, we honor photographers who risk much to ensure that critical stories are seen and remembered.” That mission is echoed by Hannah Lillethun, Program Director of the Prize, who added: “Photojournalists are often the first to show us what is happening, yet too often their contributions are overlooked. This Prize affirms their work as indispensable—acts of courage, resistance, and accountability in a time when we need them most.” The launch at DOK Festival underscores that vision. As one of Europe’s leading gatherings for documentary and journalistic photography, the Festival brings together photographers, editors, scholars, and the public to explore the power and responsibility of visual storytelling. Introducing PJP within this context underscores its goal: to elevate photography as both a record of truth and a catalyst for change. Prizes: First Prize: 5,000 Euros Second Prize: 3,000 Euros Third Prize: 1,000 Euros Eligibility: - Copyrights & Usage Rights: Submitted images will only be used in connection with the Photojournalism Prize. Theme: Photojournalism Deadline: 30 April 2026 Entry fee: 25 Euro Website: https://photojournalismprize.com/#home-latest-entries Forrás
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The COTM | BarTur Grant was created for photographers who carry a story not only in their imagination, but in their daily effort, those who have already invested their own time, resources, and heart into bringing a vision to life. Developed in collaboration with Cortona On The Move, this international award honors visual storytellers who push the medium forward through courage, curiosity, and steadfast commitment. We believe every photographer has a project that won't let them go - an idea they have nurtured, returned to, and pursued as far as they could on their own. The COTM | BarTur Grant exists to meet them at that threshold, offering the support needed to take that work further: to refine, complete, and elevate a story already born from dedication. This grant celebrates photography shaped by authorship and intention, grounded in cultural resonance, and expressed through a clear, fearless point of view. It is an invitation for committed storytellers to step deeper into their vision and bring long-imagined projects to their fullest realization. Prizes: - $30,000 Grand Prize: Awarded to one professional photographer. - Two $5,000 Prizes: Awarded to two emerging photographers under 30. Photographers are invited to submit proposals for in-progress documentary projects that align with the fund’s central themes. The grand prize winner will be announced at Cortona On The Move Festival in July 2026. They will have nine months to complete their project, with the final work submitted by 15th March 2027. The completed work will be exhibited at Cortona On The Move in July 2027, offering a global stage to amplify their story. Eligibility: Open to professionals working in journalism or documentary photography. Copyrights & Usage Rights: - Theme: Documentary Photojournalism Deadline: 16 April 2026 Entry fee: Free Website: https://site.picter.com/cotm-bartur-grant-2026 Forrás
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Szabó Dezső: SUN OBSERVATORY- Könyvbemutató 2026. március 24. 18:00 ISBN+ 1085 Baross u. 42. Egyszerű fényképezőgépet az ég felé fordítani és a Nap vakító ragyogásába exponálni, elsőre értelmetlen tettnek, puszta kísérletnek tűnhet. Vajon mit detektál az extrém terhelésből a nem erre tervezett szerkezet? A Napba nézni nem veszélytelen, viszont valamilyen kép nyilván keletkezik, amely csak hasonlatos ahhoz, ahogyan azt a szemünkkel érzékeljük. Épp ez az optikai képalkotó rendszerek meghatározó tulajdonsága. Párhuzamos univerzumokat tárnak fel ahhoz képest, mint amit puszta szemmel érzékelünk vagy előfeltételezünk. A fény jelenléte a látás és a fotográfia alapfeltétele, lényegében a teremtője is. Ez világos, mint a Nap. Vagy talán nem is mindig annyira? A Sun Observatory tisztán optikai-kémiai eszközrendszeren és technológián alapul. Nem csak médiuma analóg, hanem célja szerint önmagára, mint fotografikus képre reflektál: lenyomatszerű képzőművészeti tárgy. Kiindulópontként, közel harminc évvel ezelőtt, eredendően ez volt a koncepció, és az eltelt évtizedekben lezajló folyamatok, a megváltozott kontextus egyértelművé tette ezt a pozíciót. A Sun Observatory ugyanazon cím alatt egy mű két különböző formában: műtárgyként: 512 darab 12×18 cm-es fekete kerettel nagyított C-print, és könyvként, amelynek törzsanyaga egy 100 képből álló válogatás (a Landscape című könyv párdarabja). A könyvben nem időrendi, hanem típusok-módszerek szerinti egységben jelennek meg a képek, kiegészítve a projektet értelmező fotókkal és szövegekkel. Szabó Dezső közel 35 évvel ezelőtt festőként fordult a fotográfia felé, amelyben szellemi és művészeti kihívást látta, a fotográfia művészeti alkalmazását táblaképhagyományt folytatásnak gondolta el. Épp a fotográfia volt az, ami elkezdte felszámolni, átalakítani ezt a formát. „Minden médium tartalma egy másik médium.” – Marshall McLuhan A beszélgetés résztvevői: Szabó Dezső, Barta Edit, Pfisztner Gábor, Százados László https://www.facebook.com/events/1480058336843685/
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DokuMa_dokumentarizmus ma – Kutatás+beszélgetéssorozat↴ https://capacenter.hu/esemenyek/dokuma_dokumentarizmus-ma-kutatasbeszelgetessorozat-9/ Egy traumatikus élmény teljesen átrendezheti a világról alkotott képünket, érzeteinket - ami addig kerek egész volt, az töredékessé válik. A trauma érzelmek, gondolatok, testi érzetek formájában, de egymástól függetlenül, bukkanhat fel újra és újra. A feldolgozatlan traumatörténeteket azonban nem lehet lezárni. Amíg egy traumatikus tapasztalat nem válik integrálttá, addig az élmények nem alkotnak koherens élettörténetet, csupán visszatérő, feldolgozásra váró törésvonalakat. A beszélgetés során azt vizsgáljuk, hogyan segíthet egy alkotói folyamat abban, hogy integrálhatóvá válhasson a trauma-élmény a személy élettörténetébe. Hogyan lehet kibontani és a fotográfia eszközeivel bemutatni, egy mélyen szunnyadó veszteség élményt? Milyen alkotói stratégiákat lehet ilyen esetekben alkalmazni, hogy az egyén sérülése univerzálisan értelmezhető legyen? Az este során személyes indíttatású, női fókuszú sorozatok révén beszélünk arról az erőről, amit egy-egy trauma kihangosítása, megmutathatóvá tétele, artikulálása jelenthet. A bemutatásra kerülő, folyamatban lévő anyagok a dokumentarizmus, a megrendezett és konceptuális fotográfia határvidékeit járják be. Beszélgetés Melegh Noémi Napsugár, Tihanyi Anna és Tuboly-Vincze Gabriella fotográfusokkal Beszélgetőtárs: Kopin Katalin, a Capa Központ kurátora Időpont: 2026. március 24, kedd, 18 óra Helyszín: Capa Központ, Rendezvényterem Az eseményen való részvétel ingyenes. A sorozat célkitűzése a hazai dokumentarista fotográfia hosszútávú kutatása és láthatóvá tétele. A DokuMa projekt során a magyar dokumentarista fotográfia fiatal és középnemzedékéhez tartozó alkotóinak fotóesszéit mutatjuk be egy-egy téma mentén. A beszélgetés során a szélesebb közönséget is beavatjuk a fotográfusok által végzett háttérmunkába, a koncepciótól az alkotói módszerig, a téma elindításától a megvalósításig nyomon követve egy-egy projektet. A beszélgetéssorozat terveink szerint megrajzolja a dokumentarista fotográfia jelenét, főbb tendenciáit, kihívásait, mozgásterét, befogadói közegét és egyúttal teret és lehetőséget nyújt a bemutatkozásra, a közös gondolkodásra és a közönséggel való interakcióra. A DokuMa sorozat arra is kísérletet tesz, hogy a dokumentarizmus átalakuló, egyre szélesebben értelmezhető keretrendszerét vizsgálva kitapintsa annak határterületeit, rámutatva arra a jelenségre, hogy egyre közelebb kerül a valóságot autentikus látványokon keresztül értelmezni és rendszerezni kívánó riportfotó a képzőművészeti, autonóm alkotói fotográfiához, ezáltal gyakran feloldódni látszik a két műfaj közötti határ. https://www.facebook.com/events/899362549366274/
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SNI-vel érintett kortárs előadóművész fellépőkkel és prominens személyek bevonásával a beadott rajzokból 2 hetes tárlat kerül megrendezésre, melynek nyitányára rövid műsorral és ünnepséggel várjuk az érdeklődőket. A kiállítás megtekinhető a Pro Kultúra Sopron Aulájában (Sopron, Liszt F. u. 1.) Az esemény mindenki számára nyitott, ingyenes! A program a VCA-KP-1-2026/4-001752 azonosítószámú projekt keretében valósul meg. ------------------------- Az eseményen kép- és hangfelvétel készülhet a Polgári Törvénykönyv (Ptk.) szerinti nyilvános közéleti szereplés vagy tömegfelvétel jogcímén, az események dokumentálása és népszerűsítése céljából. A résztvevők adatvédelmi jogainak tiszteletben tartása mellett a felvételek közzétételre kerülhetnek a szervező honlapján vagy közösségi felületein. https://www.facebook.com/events/1660848485292334/
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Allora Gallery invites photographers from around the world to submit work for our upcoming online group exhibition, "Small Wonders." Wonder hides in the smallest details — when we look closely, the ordinary reveals itself as extraordinary. A dewdrop becomes a universe, weathered wood transforms into abstract landscape, the intricate architecture of a flower's centre emerges in perfect geometry. This exhibition celebrates the beauty discovered through close observation, where stepping closer and looking harder transforms our understanding of the world. What small wonders do you discover through your lens? How does magnification reveal complexity, texture, and poetry we might otherwise miss? We're looking for images that remind us to slow down, look closer, and appreciate the remarkable details surrounding us every day. We are open to submissions from photographers of all levels and backgrounds. Prizes: Photographers selected for the "Small Wonders" exhibition will have their work showcased in a professionally curated online exhibition on Allora Gallery's official website. Each selected photographer will receive a digital certificate of participation. Selected photographers will also become part of Allora Gallery's growing international community of photographers. All exhibited works will remain in Allora Gallery's online archive, providing long-term visibility for the artists. Eligibility: Photographers of all levels and backgrounds Copyrights & Usage Rights: Copyright of all images will remain at all times with the photographer. Theme: Other Deadline: 3 May 2026 Entry fee: Free Website: https://alloragallery.com/open-call-small-wonders Forrás
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Landscape photography invites us to pause, explore, and reconnect with the natural world, capturing its beauty through light, scale, and atmosphere. From dramatic mountains and endless deserts to serene coastlines and hidden forests, this genre challenges photographers to translate the grandeur of a scene into a powerful visual experience. Our Landscape Photography Contest celebrates this art by welcoming photographers from around the globe to share their most compelling outdoor images. Whether you are a seasoned professional or an enthusiastic amateur, this is your opportunity to showcase your talent, gain international exposure, and stand alongside a community passionate about visual storytelling. We invite you to participate, push your creative boundaries, and let your landscapes inspire the world. Prizes: 1st place gets 15% of the money collected from the contest registration fees. 2nd place gets 10% of the money collected from the contest registration fees. 3rd place gets 5% of the money collected from the contest registration fees. We will publish a blog about the photography career and aspirations of the best 3 photographers. Up to 25 photographs will be shared in our social media channels and our photo gallery. The best photographs will be also published in our printed magazine that will be sold globally. Digital certificate for the best photographers. Prizes from our different partners. Eligibility: Any country and age Copyrights & Usage Rights: The Artist Gallery only keeps the 25 best photographs and the participant information for internal usage, the photos and photography names and location will be used publicly only to show it on exhibitions, our web page and social networks. The photographer will retain copyright of the photo and will be credited every time the gallery uses the photo. Theme: Black and White Cityscapes Landscape Panoramic Nature Deadline: 15 May 2026 Entry fee: Early Bird fee (before March 23rd): 1 Photo = 9USD / 3 Photos = 22USD / 5 Photos = 31USD / 10 Photos = 49USD Website: https://www.theartistgallery.art/open-contests Forrás
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Europe presents a continuous negotiation between tradition and innovation, memory and experimentation, particularity and universality. Its archives, works of art, and built environments testify to centuries of intellectual endeavour, cross-cultural exchange, and social inquiry. This collection seeks to trace these continuities and disruptions, highlighting the networks of ideas and practices that underpin European history. In doing so, it encourages a sustained engagement with questions of belonging and interrelation, allowing visitors to perceive Europe as a complex web of human action, thought, and reflection too. Prizes: - One or more of your photographs will be showcased in a Virtual Online Exhibition. - Participants will receive a free PDF copy of the Exhibition Catalogue. - Participants will receive a free Certificate of Recognition. - Photographers can expect to see their work featured in social media posts and stories. - Your photograph(s) will be permanently uploaded on Instagram (@carlottagallery). Eligibility: Open to photographers worldwide. Participants must be 18 years of age or older. Copyrights & Usage Rights: Artists retain the copyright to their submitted works. By submitting, artists grant permission for the exhibition's online display and promotional materials, including authorisation for the curator to use their photo(s) on Instagram, Artplacer and www.carlottagallery.co.uk Theme: Architecture Abstract Urban Cityscapes Travel People Culture Open Theme Street Photojournalism Nature Multi-categories Documentary Environmental Conceptual Film Landscape Panoramic Fine Art Deadline: 10 May 2026 Entry fee: £20 for one showcased artwork. £30 for two showcased artworks. £35 for three showcased artworks. Website: https://www.carlottagallery.co.uk/opencalls Forrás
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Thoughts of Summer, that time of year for family, friends, fun and food. The time for vacations, the beach and the mountains. Share your best images that celebrate summer. Color or monochrome, all subjects, digital or antique processes, analog and digital manipulation, all forms welcome. Photographers of all skill levels and locations are welcome. Our jurors for the Thoughts of Summer are Lisa Woodward and Mia Dalglish, the Co-Curators at Pictura. Motivated by a desire to create meaningful experiences with photographic art, collaboratively, they produce the gallery’s year-round programming. They work to generate thoughtful and nuanced exhibits, showcasing projects with strong formal sensibilities and depth of content. They serve as portfolio reviewers for conferences and festivals such as FotoFest, Review Santa Fe, Photolucida, and Les Rencontres d’Arles. They also serve as jurors for photographic competitions and as guest critics for university classrooms. Lisa and Mia have been known to finish each other’s sentences. Mia would like to thank Lisa for always having an emergency supply of snacks on hand. While usually a fan of brevity and economy, Lisa asserts that in this instance, two curators are better than one. Prizes: 35-40 selected images will hang in the Virtual Gallery space for approximately one month. In addition, selected images are featured in the SE Center social media accounts (FB, IG, Twitter) and an archived, online slide show. A video walkthrough of each exhibition is also featured and archived.. Eligibility: All ages, all Locations Copyrights & Usage Rights: Artist retains all copyrights to their own images. Artists whose work is chosen for exhibition inclusion grant the SE Center for Photography permission to use images for promoting the exhibition, artist, or SE Center and its programs, and current and past exhibitions. Images may be placed on social media for promotion and features. Theme: Multi-categories Deadline: 1 April 2026 Entry fee: $35/ 5 images Website: https://www.sec4p.com/ Forrás
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 ‘The World As You See It’. 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. Prizes: The winner will receive a €500 cash prize and editorial coverage in a future issue of Anthology magazine. Eligibility: Open Copyrights & Usage Rights: All photographers retain the copyright of their work. Theme: Open Theme Deadline: 30 November 2026 Entry fee: Early Bird Fee – €15: January – April 2026 / Standard Fee – €18: May – November 2026 Website: https://anthology-magazine.com/awards/photo-competition/ Forrás