Friday, June 12, the DMJX fourth term students welcomed around 300 guests for the opening their exhibition Crossroads at Copenhagen Photo Festival. The exhibition can be seen till June 17, 2026 at Refshaleøen, Copenhagen. CrossroadsAt certain points in life, we move forward without a clear map of what comes next. »
The Photo 1 and Danish second term students concluded the spring 2026 term with the launch of two magazines and a mutual exhibition at DMJX Wednesday, June 10, 2026. Images from the layout process of both magazines Images from receiving the printed magazines and preparing the exhibition Images from the »
EXHIBITION MAGAZINE produced by 11 Danish students of photojournalism for their exhibition at Copenhagen Photo Festival June 2026. At certain points in life, we move forward without a clear map of what comes next. Without knowing where upcoming roads might merge or split. In these uncertain intersections, we discover resilience, »
MAGAZINE produced at DMJX by 11 Danish students of photojournalism during their second term in spring 2026. I Vadehavet ligger en ø, hvor tidevandet spiser af kysten, og færgen forbinder øboerne med fastlandet. Fanø hedder den. Her spiser turisterne is, sommerhusejerne griller pølser og butikkerne sælger souvenirs. Men øen er »
MAGAZINE produced at DMJX in the spring 2026 by ten international photojournalism students. For thousands of years, humanity has walked against uncertainty. We have formed communities near and far. We have lived off the land, and found our own way through the world. We have sailed the seas, and sat »
Zohre Sadati has exhibited her personal projects made at DMJX in 2023 as part of a huge exhibition at Galarie du Montparnasse, Paris in May 2026. Zohreh Sadati was as an ECCA scholarship student in 2023 where she graduated both our Photo 1 and Photo 2 programmes. During her study »
Abul Hayat Rahadh‘s story Chitra has been selected as runner-up in The 2026 Alexia Conservation Student Grant sponsored by the Fstop Foundation. The project Chitra documents the impact of deer poaching in the Sundarbans mangrove forest, linking biodiversity loss to climate vulnerability. By focusing on forest-edge communities, the project reveals »
Zifan Zhang‘s project Being Young in Latvia is among the only ten stories shortlisted in the student category for the 2026 World Report Award documenting humanity. Zifan was an ECCA-scholarship student at DMJX throughout 2025 and has graduated both Photo 1 and 2 at DMJX. He made Being Young in »
Mathias Svold and Ulrik Hasemann‘s DMJX projects Kystland (Coastal Land) and Gennem Øjetræet (Through the Eye Tree) are part of the curated exhibition The Earth Beneath Our Feet displayed at Fotografisk Center in Copenhagen till August 16, 2026. The exhibition brings together works by the two photographers and visual artist Christina Capetillo »
Mohamed Mahdy is exhibiting his personal project 455 Days at Gallery Image in Aarhus till June 28, 2026. Mahdy started the project as his Visual Project during his Photo 2 study at DMJX in 2022. In 2020, Mohamed Mahdy was in military service, which is mandatory for serviceable Egyptian men. »
The video documentary A Way Out by Hussein Ali Kazem & Emil Mogensen has been selected for OFF – Odense International Film Festival 2026. Hussein Ali Kazem & Emil Mogensen made the documentary during a third term video documentary workshop with teacher Heidi Skibsted at DMJX in the fall 2025. »
August Vinther received Kravlingprisen at an award ceremony May 13, 2026 for his BA-project Drømme som kvinde (Dreams of a Woman) made at DMJX in the fall 2025. August Vinther received Kravlingprisen for his BA-project Drømme som Kvinde (Dreams of a Woman) where he follows Olivia before and after a »
This week, Mads Greve conducts the first of a series of four DMJX workshops in Cairo made in co-operation with our partner Photopia Cairo and supported by the Embassy of Denmark in Cairo. The aim of the programmne is to educate 12 selected Egyptian photographers in the language of photojournalism. The programme will »
DMJX graduates Mohammad Jaafer and Salih Basheer have each published personal books about their home country Sudan. Teacher at DMJX Søren Pagter has been working together with both photographers during the editing and design processes of the books. Mohammad Jaafer launched his book The Scent of Earth after Rain with »
Nichlas Pollier‘s BA-project Far From the Front Line. Teenagers Prepare for War was published in Politiken both on print and online on April 6, 2026. Nichlas made the story about a military high school in Lviv, Ukraine in the fall 2025. »
In 2015, during his study at DMJX, Roger Anis made the personal project A Blessed Marriage. Now, he and his former wife have collaborated on a development of the project with the new title A Blessed Marriage / Divorce. This new project has been exhibited at Rotterdam Photo Festival from »
We are proud and excited to announce that the ECCA Family Foundation will sponsor the ECCA-DMJX Photojournalism Award for the third time. The award is designed to support DMJX student projects and with it’s major economical prizes it is among the most valuable in the world. In a time where »
Louisiana Museum of Modern Art hosted on March 17 a live debate with photojournalist Sigrid Nygaard and author Klaus Rothstein on how to portray a human being. The event was arranged on the occasion of the release of the two books At Mærke Et Menneske by Mads Greve, Steffen Moestrup »
Paul-Louis Godier‘s story Nihal, Child of the Moon has been published in The Guardian, England and in L’Echo, Belgium. Nihal, Child of the Moon is the story of Nihal who is diagnosed with a rare and incurable condition. She is estimated to be 4,000 times more likely to develop skin »
Julija Stankevičiūtė’s story Every Night I Am At War that she made for her final Diploma Project in the fall 2025 is published online at Nara.lt. NARA is a space for responsible journalism in which fundamental aspects of society are examined. NARA is produced by a collective of journalists and »
