On the third day of CPOY two DMJX projects received prizes in two different categories. The DMJX winners are: Silver, Interpretive Project to Mathias Svold & Ulrik Hasemann for their project “The Lost Boys of Belgrade”:Picture from the series “The Lost Boys of Belgrade” by Mathias Svold and Ulrik Hasemann. »
The second day of the CPOY judging started with four DMJX students winning in the Feature category. Later in the day DMJX-students also won in the International Picture Story and General News categories. The seven winners on the second day are: Gold, Feature to Simon Læssøe: A group of Rama »
Three DMJX students have won four prizes on the first day of the CPOY, where three categories have been judged. Gold, Spot News to Emil Hougaard: “Peace is worth nothing without justice” says Martin Livanze, a 23-year old inhabitant of the largest slum of Nairobi, Kibera. The opposition candidate of »
Last Friday out international Photo I students launched their magazine “Rooted” at a reception at DMJX. Photo I student together with teacher Mathilde Bech in front of their magazine. Now the magazine is available online by clicking the icon below. The magazine is made by Jennifer Christine Du PuisTahmineh GodazgarFarzad »
Photo: Emma Line Sejersen. Pictures, pictures, pictures. No matter where you look our class rooms are right now filled with pictures and busy students. Our international Photo I students and our Danish third term students are working hard finishing two new student exhbitions at DMJX. The Photo I students discussing »
For the past three weeks our Danish second term students have had a magazine workshop and today they’re ready to launch their magazine “Hobro” with stories from the town by that name. The magazine will be launched at a reception today at 1:30pm in the front hall of the school. »
Alixandra Fazzina and Pep Bonet at DMJX. Photo: Søren Pagter. Wednesday the two Noor photographers Alixandra Fazzina and Pep Bonet gave a lecture at DMJX. The two photographers talked about the Noor agency and how the photographers worked together and benifitted form each other, for instance when working on big »
The Short Documentary Film course with Pep Bpnet and Henrik Kastenskov started today at DMJX. The workshop is a part of an international diploma in doucmentary photography made in co-operation with Noor Images and World Prerss Photo. Pep Bonet from Noor Images and freelancer Henrik Kastenskov welcomed the nine participants »
Sometimes it’s hard to catch up on all the news ticking in from all over the world about our students. So here’s an update from the past weeks: Paris: Roger Anis exhibits his Visual Project “The Blessed Marriage” at The Arabic World Institute in Paris. The exhibition had a private »
20 DMJX students have today participated in a special World Press Photo event organized by Canon. Christopher Morris gave a lecture for DMJX students today at Politiken in Copenhagen. Photo: Mads Greve. First the students met with photographer Christopher Morris from VII, who lectured about his vision in photography and »
Heba Khamis is among the four winners of the Ian Parry scholarship. Picture from Heba Khamis’ final project Banned Beauty. Heba Khamis has received the commended acknowledgement for her project Banned Beauty, which she made in the fall 2016 as her final diploma project at DMJX. Heba Khamis is currently »
The six participating DMJX-students are from left Tobias Kvist Larsen, Nanna Navntoft, Ivan Riordan Boll, Mathias Svold, Ulrik Hasemann and Sofie Mathiesen. Six DMJX students are currently participating in a trip to Visa pour l’Image organized by Canon Europe. Together with 24 other students from the Nordic countries and a »
Kent Klich lecturing at DMJX today. Photo: Søren Pagter. Yesterday, Jan Grarup gave a welcoming lecture for all our photojournalist students and today Kent Klich also welcomed the students with an afternoon lecture. Kent Klich talked about the process of making his current exhibition and book “Gaza Works”, which received »
Jan Grarup with his more than five kilo heavy book “and then there was silence”. Photo: Søren Pagter. The world famous Danish photojournalist Jan Grarup presented his giant book project “And then there was silence” at DMJX today. All the photojournalist students were gathered in our TV-auditorium for the first »
Shumon Ahmed back in the computer room 205. Photo: Søren Pagter. Shumon Ahmed visited DMJX with his family today ten years after he graduated Photo I. Shumon came to DMJX in 2008 as the first of two exchange students from our partner institution Pathshala in Bangladesh. Shumon Ahmed and his »
Noor photographer Alixandra Fazzina is editing picture stories together with the participants of the “Documentary Photography Projects”. Photo by Torben Nielsen. 11 photographers from all over the world have praticipated in the second and last part of our international diploma programme “Documentary Photography Projects” during the past days at World »
Life Exposed was screened in a bunker at Kulturmødet on the Island Mors last week. Mobilephone picture by Pixlart. Last week the national cultural meeting “Kulturmødet” was held at the island Mors in Denmark. The digital galleri Pixlart showed five exhibitions at “Kulturmødet” – one of them was Life Exposed, »
Terje Abusdal at his artist’s recidency in Amsterdam, where he stayed in June this year. Photo: Søren Pagter. Terje Abusdal has won the Leica Oskar Barnack Award for his project Slash and Burn about the Forest Finns – farmers, who 400 years ago migrated from Finland to forrest area along »
Heba Khamis‘ final Diploma project Banned Beauty is published in the recent edition of Newsweek. The story is also available at Newsweek online. Banned Beauty is the story about breast ironing in Cameroun – a tradition where the mother protect their daughters against early marriage or sexual assault by flattening »
This Sunday the Danish newspaper Politiken published Mathias Svold and Ulrik Hasemann‘s BA project “Altid den samme og aldrig ens” (Always the same and never alike). Mathsi Svold and Ulrik Hasemann graduated this June with their mutual BA project. The two photographers have travelled the 7500 kilometers around the Danish »
