Today, the Delhi Photo Festival opened with the making of a large format group picture of all the participants and a keynote speech by David Campany from University of Westminster in London.
Indian girls photographing the pictures of Felix von der Osten’s exhibition. On the other side Michael Dtost-Hansen’s pictures are exhibited. Picture by Søren Pagter.
Five DMJX-students’ projects have been selected for the festival and their pictures are all exhibited outside in the beaútiful garden at the Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts in Delhi.
Volunteers working the last night before the opening of the Delhi Photo Festival to build the construction for Claudia Gori’s exhibition. Picture by Søren Pagter.
The five students, who’re exhibiting are:
Claudia Gori – “My name is Camilla and I love my life”
Roger Anis – “Closests full of dreams”
Michael Drost-Hansen – “Rohingya”
Kasper Løftgaard – “Cowboy Life”
Felix von der Osten – “The buffalo that could not dream”
A lot of media attention to Roger Anis’ exhibition. Pictrure by Søren Pagter.
Søren Pagter is participating in the festival and today he was interviewed about the students work for NDTV, the biggest Indian TV news channel.
Panorama view of Kasper Løftgaards exhibition. Picture by Søren Pagter.
Saturday and Sunday, Søren Pagter give port folio reviews at the festival.
The same Sunday, he’ll meet with photography students from Sri Aurobindo Centre for Arts & Communication.
Monday, a 30 minutes long film presenting stories by DMJX-students will have it’s premiere at the evening screenings.
Late night view of Roger Anis’ exhibition. Picture by Søren Pagter.