This Friday, September 29, the Helsinki Photo Festival held a Nordic Seminar with focus on the Nordic scene of photographic practice, education and galleries. DMJX alumni Mikkel Hørlyck and teacher Søren Pagter attended the seminar, where they both gave talks.
At his talk at the Nordic Seminar this Friday, Mikkel Hørlyck showed and talked about three of his projects – one of them his final BA-project No Man’s Land that is a reportage about refugees who try to cross the border from Bosnia into the European Union. Mikkel Hørlyck is one the 10 photographers selected to exhibit in the Nordic Village as part of the Helsinki Photo Festival. Photo: Søren PagterSøren Pagter talked about the structure and teaching philosophy of DMJX photojournalism. He also showed different students’ projects to exemplify the variety in story telling at DMJX. Photo: Mikkel Hørlyck
The exhibitions at Helsinki Photo Festival have been on display around the capital of Finland in the past months and on October 4, a huge exhibition showing all the winning projects will open at Helsinkin Sanomat X.
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