Salih Basheer’s project “22 Days in Between” is among the 23 shortlisted books for the Photo-Text Book Award at Rencontres Arles. The project has also been shown in De Standaard, Fisheye Magazine and Lenscratch. “22 Days in Between” is a narrative journey looking back at the loss of Salih Basheer’s »
DMJX alumni Marie Hald is currently showing a large selection of her pictures at the retrospective exhibition “Udstillet” at The Museum of National History, Frederiksborg Castle in Hillerød, Denmark. Among the exhibited images are pictures from some of Marie Hald’s DMJX projects. »
Amelie Sachs’ final Diploma Project “We Are The Granddaughters Of The Witches You Could Not Burn” is currently exhibited at Neighbours Café in Göttingen and as part of the outdoor group exhibition „Identity, Courage, Love“ in Hannover, Germany. Project description of Amelie Sachs final project:The witch hunts of the early »
Friday June 9, the spring 2023 term was concluded with the traditional screening day, where photojournalism students from all semesters showed their projects to each other. The screening day ended with a talk by WPP winner and DMJX alumni, Mohamed Mahdy, who shared his prize winning project and working methods »
Fares Zaitoon graduated from DMJX in the spring 2021 with his project “Stranger Tourist”, that also received honorable mention and a grant at the ECCA-DMJX Photojournalism Award for graduating DMJX students. The grant has now made it possible for Fares Zaitoon to put up a show at Darb 1718 Contemporary Art »
Wednesday evening, the Photo I students finished their magazine that includes their final projects. The magazine will be on display at DMJX and can be read online here. The magazine is made by ten international students of photojournalism during a six-week workshop at the Danish School of Media and Journalism »
DMJX alumni Mikkel Hørlyck is exhibiting part of his long-term project “Jørgen, a Mystery” at Copenhagen Photo Festival as part of The FUTURES 2023 Talents. »
As part of the opening of the Copenhagen Photo Festival, DMJX students participated in port folio reviews and talks arranged by Futures Photography Platform. »
Hundreds of people joined the opening of the Copenhagen Photo Festival 2023, Thursday, June 1st at Refshaleøen. See images from the opening of the DMJX exhibition “Relations” made by our fourth term students. The ten stories at the exhibition are:Axel Emil Hammerbo – “Young People Take Up Climate Responsibility”Benjamin Voldum Krog – »
The Contemporary African Photography Prize has announced the 25 projects shortlisted for the CAP Prize 2023. Lamees Saleh and Mohamed Mahdy are among the shortlisted photographers with their final DMJX projects. The five winners of the CAP Prize will be announced on July, 7 2023 at Podesata Photobook Fair during »
Fourth term student Maria Høy Hansen is among the shortlisted photographers in the student category for the World Report Award 2023 at Festival della Fotografia Etica. Maria Høy Hansen has been shortlisted with her story “Temporary Placement”, which she made this spring during her fourth term at DMJX. “Temporary Placement” »
Our fourth term students will represent DMJX at Copenhagen Photo Festival 2023 with a group exhibition consisting of 10 individual stories. The exhibition opens tomorrow, the 1st June at 4pm. DMJX Photojournalism presents the group exhibition “Relations” at Copenhagen Photo Festival 2023, Refshaleøen, from June 1st till 11th. The photo »
We’re happy to announce that 17 students from 15 different countries have been selected to study at our international programmes in the fall 2023. This fall five students will receive full scholarships from The ECCA Family Foundation and one student will receive a grant from Erasmus+ to be able to »
Aku Ratsula and Conor Courtney has been awarded platinium for their video documentary “The Last Line” in The New Talent Awards at Graphis Competitions. The Graphis New Talent Annual features work from students from across the world. Platinum Awards are the highest honor in the New Talent competition, and students’ »
Friday the 12th of May, Mohamed Mahdy received his two prizes at the award ceremony of the World Press Photo 2023 at De Nieuwe Kerk, Amsterdam, where this year’s exhibition opened on the same day. Mohamed Mahdy won in the Open Category at World Press Photo 2023 with his interactive »
Two days in a row in April 2023, Søren Pagter was interviewed for “Kulturen på P1” in DR – the national Danish Radio. The interview about AI-generated images can be heard here. The interview about World Press Photo 2023 winner can be heard here. »
Mikkel Hørlyck is exhibiting 14 pictures from his BA-project No Man’s Land at the gallery Cascina Roma Fotografia in Milan. »
On the 29th of March, Mohamed Mahdy was announced as the winner of World Press Photo 2023 in the Africa region. Mohamed Mahdy won in the Open Category with his interactive project “Here, The Doors Don’t Know Me”. Today, it was announced that he is also the Global winner. Since »
Wednesday the 5th of April, Søren Pagter was a guest in the live talk-show “Degn’s Saloon” that was held for the first time in the town of Randers. The head of the photojournalism programmes was interviewed about his view on documentary photography and his work teaching at DMJX. »
Mohamed Mahdy, a former student from DMJX’s international photo programme, wins one of the regional awards at the World Press Photo for his photo project about Egyptians being displaced from housing in urban development areas. By Christopher Bering Baden Since 2015, in collaboration with local residents, Mohamed Mahdy has documented »
