The Copenhagen Photo Festival opened Thursday evening, June 6 at the festival center, Refshaleøen in Copenhagen. Paradox, the DMJX student exhibition, is part of the official festival programme and opened the same evening. More than 200 people attended the opening together with the DMJX students. 12 photojournalism students from the »
MAGAZINE produced at DMJX in the spring 2024 by seven international photojournalism students. The students behind the magazine are:Ana Fernanda Torres Olvera, MexicoYu-Jin Albrecht, BelgiumAseem Banstola, NepalFlorine Schmid, SchwitzerlandMarie Ruwet, BelgiumJulija Stankevičiūtė, LithuaniaWalaa Yassien, Sudan The teachers at the workshop were:Gitte Luk, written journalismLars Bai, layoutSøren Pagter, photojournalism »
Thursday, June 6 the student exhibition Paradox will open as part of the Copenhagen Photo Festival 2024. Right now, the students involved are setting up their exhibition at Refshaleøen. 12 photojournalism students from the Danish School of Media andJournalism (DMJX) exhibit documentary stories that reflect the themeparadox in Denmark and »
For the second time, The ECCA Family Foundation and DMJX photojournalism call for grant applications that will enable the receivers to continue and publish projects made while studying at DMJX. In a world where the delicate balance between nature and humanity is at stake, the need for powerful storytelling has »
In the spring 2018, Benjamin Nørskov started his EPA Sweden project. Now, six years later, he is still portraying the Swedish youth and their EPA tractors and he is currently presenting his eighth solo exhibition at Arbetets Museum, Norrköping, Sweden. Benjamin Nørskov started the EPA Sweden project during his 7th »
Fourth term student Nicoline Kjems-Krognos has won Kravlingprisen with her project You Don’t See What I Feel. Nicoline Kjems-Krognos has won the Kravling Award with her project You Don’t See What I Feel. In the project she portrays five women, who are among the ten per cent of Danish women »
Mohamed Mahdy‘s project “Here, the Doors Don’t Know Me” has been awarded the III Mediterranean Prize Albert Camus. The Premi Mediterrani Albert Camus Incipiens is awarded every two years to an author with an emerging career whose research proposal and journalistic reflection (graphic, photographic or written) dialogue from their own prism with »
25 years ago, Casper Dalhoff made his final BA-project about the life at the Village Sølund, a residential facility for adults with a significant and permanently reduced level of physical and mental functioning.Tomorrow, Wednesday May 8, Casper Dalhoff will launch the book Normal with images from Sølund. After his graduation »
Thursday, May 2, our 11 Danish second term students launched their magazine Thyland with an exhibition and reception in the front hall at DMJX. Thyland is made during a four-weeks’ workshop at DMJX in the spring 2024. During the first week, the students researched their stories and had classes preparing »
Khashayar Javanmardi has won second prize at PhMuseum 2024 Photography Grant with his project Spell Of The Caspian Lotus – a project he started during his study at DMJX in 2019/2020. Spell Of The Caspian Lotus is a long-term documentary project about The Caspian Sea and and its surrounding communities, »
Liv Latricia Habel was among the 85 photographers selected for the annually exhibition Women Street Photographers that was on show in New York, April 12-29, 2024. Founded in 2017 by Gulnara Lyabib Samoilova, Women Street Photographers is an online and in-person community providing support and amplifying the work of women »
MAGAZINE by 11 Danish students of photojournalism made at the Danish School of Media and Journalism in the spring 2024. The magazine THYLAND consists of ten stories from the region Thy in the Northwest of Denmark. The 11 students behind the magazine are:Amalie HaunPeter MaunsbachKasper KrupsdahlLoui PedersenSigne Bech SøholtFrederik KongsgaardVikki »
Former DMJX student Mikkel Hørlyck is exhibiting at Dokk1 in Aarhus from May 1 till May 14. A part of Mikkel Hørlyck’s exhibition Human Destinies on the Edge shows work that he made during his study at DMJX. Thursday, May 2, Mikkel Hørlyck will give a lecture at Dokk1. »
The exhibition “Relations”, made by 11 fourth term students in the spring 2023, is on display at Dokk1 in Aarhus till May, 21. The ten exhibited stories have been made during a seven-weeks workshop in the spring 2023. The students have researched, worked in field for three weeks and finally »
We are happy to announce the names of the 15 international students who will study at Photo 1 and 2 in the fall 2024. Four of these have received a full scholarship from the ECCA Family Foundation. Photo 1 students, fall 2024Hassan Kamil (Sudan)Lara Habor (Germany)Anna Mensing (Germany)Minoo Hassanzadeh (Iran)Sil »
Nichlas Pollier was in Danish national television April, 23 together with Mads Nissen speaking about World Press Photo, Gaza, the role of photojournalism, and Nichlas’ reportage trip to the West Bank that he made during his 4th term in 2023. »
Thursday, April 18, Søren Pagter was interviewed live in the Danish Radio4 about Mohammed Salem’s 2024 World Press Photo winning image. You can see and read about all the 2024 winning images at World Press Photo’s website. »
Friday, April 12, all regular teaching was suspended and instead a DMJX Festival with a selection of 16 lectures was held at the campus in Aarhus. »
Anders Holst Pedersen graduated in January 2024 with a story about the Danish Home Guard that can celebrate it’s 75 years anniversary this year.Sunday, March 31, Politiken published Anders’ story over five pages. »
Søren Pagter has in the recent week been interviewed for various Danish Media about the controversy of the manipulated family picture of the British Princess Kate and her children. Søren Pagter has participated in the Danish TV broadcast stations DR and in “Presselogen” at TV2 News (the above image). He »
