17 DMJX students participated in port folio reviews, talks and workshops during the Networking Days, June 6 and 7, 2024, arranged by the Copenhagen Photo Festival. The DMJX students joined the Networking Days together with a large group of photo students from Norway, Sweden and Denmark.
Port folio reviews On the first of the Networking Days, more than 30 picture editors, photographers, teachers, publishers and curators were available to the students for port folio reviews. Each of the participating students had minimum three reviews.
DMJX 4th term student Kasper Søholt (right) in conversation with photographer and artist Nicolai Howalt outside the festival tent, where many of the activities at Copenhagen Photo Festival were held. Photo: Søren Pagter/DMJXStinus Duch (left), from the photo book publisher Disko Bay giving port folio review to DMJX4th term student Nicolai Dybdal West. Photo: Søren Pagter/DMJX
Walk & Talks After the port folio reviews each of the four 2024 solo artists selected for the Copenhagen Photo Festival gave an exhibition walk and talk about their projects to the photography students. The four exhibiting photographers are Chloé Milos Azzopardi, Mafalda Rakoš, Marcus DeSieno and Emanuele Occhipinti.
Emanuele Occhipinti, 2016 DMJX alumnu, speaking about his project A Muntagna. Photo: Søren Pagter/DMJXMiles Lilley and Cecilie Rolvung walking through Emanuele Occhipinti’s exhibition where the photos are scattered in the bushes at the festival center. Photo: Søren Pagter/DMJXMafalda Rakoš speaking in her exhibition All in this together. Photo: Søren Pagter/DMJX
Workshops On the second day, the students participated in a workshop with either one of the four exhibiting solo artists or with publisher João Linneu from the independent publishing house Void.
International Photo 1 student Florine Schmid in a workshop with solo artist Chloé Azzopardi. In this workshop, the students created symbolic images by using natural materials found in the area. Photo: Søren Pagter/DMJXThe students had their experiments made during Chloé Azzopardi’s workshop printed. Here it is one of international Photo 1 student Aseem Banstola’s images. Photo: Søren Pagter.Marcus DeSieno held a workshop showing his wet plate technique to the students. The same technique that he uses for his project Geography of Disappearance that is exhibited at the festival. In the image, Marcus DeSieno is making a portrait of DMJX student Kasper Søholt. Photo: Søren Pagter/DMJXKasper Søholt seen through the view finder of Marcus DeSieno’s camera. Photo: Søren Pagter/DMJXMarcus DeSieno developing the negative together with DMJX students Kasper Søholt and Miles Lilley. Photo: Søren Pagter/DMJXInternational student Marie Ruwet at the workshop with Emanuele Occhipinti that focussed on the making of long term projects. Photo: Søren Pagter/DMJX
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