Salih Basheer is one of the first two winners ever of The Everyday Projects Grant. Salih Basheer won the Everyday Project Grant based on his personal project “22 days in Between”, which he made during his study at DMJX in the spring 2021. Salih was a scholarship student at DMJX »
The Danish third term students went on a museum and exhibition trip to Randers together with the teachers Mads Greve and Søren Pagter this Friday the 20th of august. »
Both Mikkel Hørlyck and Mads Frost‘s BA-projects have been published in Politiken this past week. »
Each year, the website PhMuseum selects photography graduates in order to display talent from the World’s photography schools. DMJX graduates Sarah Hartvigsen Juncker and Louise Herrche Serup are among PhMuseum’s 14 graduates to watch in 2021 with their BA-project “You still don’t know my name”. “You still don’t know my »
Mads Greve exhibits his personal project “Homesick” at Ramskram Gallery for Contemporary Photography in Reykjavik, Iceland. Homesick is a personal project, where Mads Greve interprets his own state of mind. The book and exhibition focus on longing and belonging. The book consists of 37 b/w images and is published by »
Three recently graduated DMJX students are exhibiting their school projects two places in Denmark this August. Maria Albrectsen Mortensen and Mads Frost are part of the group exhibition “Selv Glad”, that is opening on the 5th of August in Klitmøller, Denmark. Mads Frost is exhibiting a portrait of Brynhildr. The »
During the summer break, two DMJX exam projects have been published in the Danish Media. Photojournalist Iben Gad and journalist Vibe Lønstrup made their final BA-project about Danish single mothers. Part of the exam project is published in the Danish online magazine Zetland. Second term student Rune Øe made his »
Since spring 2020, the ECCA Family Foundation has supported four international students in their study at DMJX. Thanks to the success of these scholarships, the Foundation and DMJX Photojournalism has now confirmed a new 3-year partnership to continue to provide scholarships for up to 24 international students between 2021 to »
Finally, together again. After more than one year of Corona restrictions, it was possible to have a fysical graduation ceremony for photojournalists and journalists this Thursday the 24th of June. This year’s Ritzau Scanpix Prize for best photojournalistic BA went to Sarah Hartvigsen Juncker and Louise Herrche Serup. »
Every second year since 2009, the newspaper Information has, in co-operation with Canon Europe, handed out Information Photo Prize to honour the work, photojournalist students do during their internships. This year’s winner was Sarah Hartvigsen Juncker, who did her internship at Information. All photojournalist students, who have done internship within »
After several months without the possibility of mutual get-to-gether lectures, all students could finally meet on Friday the 11th of June for the traditional final screening day. »
The Photo II class visited Copenhagen Photo Festival this weekend. »
Andreas Haubjerg‘s BA-project “A Real Man”, which he made in the fall 2020, is currently exhibited in the town center of Esbjerg. »
The more than 40 applications for our two international classes have been valued and we have selected 14 students to study at DMJX in the fall 2021. The 10 students, who are going to study at Photo I, are:Rachel Luttikhuisen, The NetherlandsLeslie Ostronic, USAElena Fiebig, GermanyCarolin Albers, GermanyConor Courtney; USAIlkay »
Mads Greve launched his photobook Homesick at a reception at Godsbanen in Aarhus, Wednesday the 26th of May. »
Yesterday, World Press Photo winner Mads Nissen gave a talk at DMJX about his work during the past year, where he has covered the Covid-19 crisis both in Denmark and in Brasil. Mads Nissen gave a two hour long and extremely inspiring talk at DMJX, yesterday evening. During his talk, »
Friday the 7th of May, the winners of the Danish POY 2020 were announced at the award ceremony at The National Library in Copenhagen. Seven DMJX-students were among the 17 nominated photographers. The DMJX students won three first prizes and six second prices. Foreign ReportageSecond prize – Rikke Kjær Poulsen »
Our 12 second term students have concluded a four weeks’ magazine workshop with the launch of their magazine “Lauelaai”. The magazine “Lauelaai” consists of ten stories from the Danish island, Langeland. The title “Lauelaai” is the old and local dialect for Langeland. The students have received teaching and done research »
Nanna Navntoft is among the five photographers selected for the FUTURES Nordice Talents, which is a part of the Copenhagen Photo Festival that runs from the 3rd til 20th of June 2021 in Copenhagen. Nanna Navntoft has been selected based on her long term project BED – Binge Eating Disorder. »
The two DMJX students Katrine Noer and Marie Bentzon are among the 20 photographers shortlisted for the Nordic Village, which is a part of the Helsinki Photo Festival. Ten Nordic projects will be selected for the festival. The Helsinki Photo Festival will run from July 7th till September 30th in »
