The projects, which will be shown at the fifth Lumix Festival in June, have been annouced. 60 still picture stories will be exhibited and 21 multimedia stories will be presented. Four DMJX-projects are among the selected stories: Screen shot from Romina Vinci and Ella Kiviniemi’s web documentary “Evidence”. Evidence – »
Last week, our third term students ended their reportage workshop and exhibited their stories at the school. Stine Tidsvilde had done a reportage in both pictures and text about “Soldiers of Odin” in Finland. Picture from the story “Soldiers of Odin” by Stine Tidsvilde. This weekend Stine’s story has been »
This Friday our International photo1 students launched their magazine Being Human with a reception. Pictures from the afternoon by their teacher Jesper Voldggaard: The Photo1 class together with teachers Susse Sommer and Henrik Meller. Emanuele Occhipinti had invited Jette and Erling from his magazine story “Split Second” about the familys »
Back in the spring 2014 Giulia Mangione did her project Danesland as her final Photo Story during Photo1. Danesland is a project about the neat and cosy Denmark and it’s inhabitants. Giulia continued her project and last year it was published in the Italian magazine Il Reportage. First spread of »
Our international photo1 students will launch their magazine, Being Human, at a reception Friday at 2pm in the front hall of DMJX. Front cover of the magazine “Being Human” made by international photo1 students in the spring 2016. Being Human will be exhibited on the walls at the school and »
Claudia Gori’s final Diploma project “What Water Gave Us” is published in the first edition of Maps Magazine. You can find the pictures and story from page 54 and onwords in the magazine. First spread of Claudia Gori’s story in Maps Magazine. Maps is an online magazine published quarterly that »
The stories are made, the posters are ready and hanging all over the school – tomorrow, Friday the 1st of April at 2 pm our third term students will open their reportage exhibition in the main hall at DMJX. The eight students behind the exhibition are: Sille Veilmark: Stine Tidsvilde: »
The story about how a BA-project can become a life long project and can take you far: Picture from Casper Dalhoff’s project: “The Dark Side”. Photo by Casper Dalhoff. Back in 1999 Casper Dalhoff graduated his BA with his project “The Dark Side” – a reportage story from the mental »
World Press Photo has announced the 167 young photographers, who have been nominated for this year’s prestigious Joop Swart Master Class . Ten of the nominees are former DMJX-students: Arko Datto, India Claudia Gori, Italy Dario Bosio, Italy Filippo Menichetti, Italy Lærke Posselt, Denmark Matthew Abbott, Australia Rebecka Uhlin, Sweden »
Emanuele Camerini‘s project “The Twelfth Night” is right now featured on GUP Magazine online. It is said that people, who are born with webbed toes are descendants of the seal woman’s family. Picture from “The Twelfth Night” by Emanuele Camerini. Emanuele did his story as his final Diploma Project in the fall 2014. The »
The Danish CPOY exhibition was opened by the mayor of Aarhus, Jacob Bundsgaard, yesterday at ARoS arts’s museum. The Danish POY opened at ARoS art’s museum yesterday. Picture by Casper Holmenlund Christensen. As it has become a tradition the Aarhus municipality honours those DMJX-students, who were nominated for the Danish POY »
Roger Anis has been selected among 900 photographers to be among the 20 nominated for the fifth POPCAP prize for comtemporary African photography. Spread from Roger Anis’ project A Closet Full of Dreams. Roger Anis was nominated for his project A Closet Full of Dreams, which he made as his final Diploma Project »
This afternoon the award ceremony for the Danish POY was held at the National Library in Copenhagen and here the winners of the different categories were announced. Seven DMJX-students were already nominated for the Danish POY. Four of them ended up winning first prizes in three different categories. Screen-shot from »
International student Ella Kiviniemi graduated yesterday with her final Diploma project By the Borderline. First spread of Ella Kiviniemi’s story By the Borderline. The project is a story about Finns living close to the Finnish-Russian border, and the way the difficult relationship between the two countries has affected their lifes. Through the stories »
Tor Birk Trads’ final BA-project is published in the recent magazine Ud og Se. First spread of Tor Birk Trads’ story in Ud og Se. Tor Birk Trads’ BA-project covers the history and present stories from Albertslund – a suburb to Copenhagen. Tor Birk Trads graduated in January and won »
First term student Mads Claus Rasmussen is one the seven DMJX-students, who’re nominated for the Danish Picture of the Year 2015. This is quite extra ordinary since Mads only started his study at DMJX this February. It must be the first time that one of our students has been nominated »
Tonight, we held the annual “Open House” at DMJX in Aarhus. Around 600 guests visited the school to get information about the different Danish BA programmes and to meet with students and teachers. Third term students Sarah, Stine and Emil ready to meet the guests. Picture by Mads Greve. Stine promoting »
Emanuele Camerini’s Visual Project, “Notes for a Silent Man” was launched as a book this Thursday. The cover of Emanuele Camerini’s recent book “Notes for a Silent Man”. Emanuele’s project is a tribute to his father and was origianally made during Photo2 in the fall 2014. Now, the independant Italian »
The Italian photo festival, Perugia Social Photo Fest, has announced the awarded projects for this year’s festival – And both Katharina Bauer and Claudia Gori have received honorable mentions. Portrait of the woman Susanne from Katharina Bauer’s story about her. Katharina Bauer’s project “In the Cocoon” has been awarded in the »
Nanna Navntoft finished her second term this January with an exam project about parents, who have kids with autism. The Danish daily Information has bought and published Nanna’s story – both the pictures and article are published over three pages in today’s newspaper. The first spread of Nanna Navntoft’s story »
