The American online media Quartz has interviewed Ólafur Steiner Gestsson about his prize winning image from a public meeting in Kalundborg. You can read the interview here. A public meeting in the danish town Kalundborg. The citizens of the town were discussing the plans of a new asylum center located »
The first category in the multimedia division at the CPOY has been judged and DMJX-students won five out of the seven prizes in the category for stories made by individuals or small teams. Screen-shot of the story Crazy about Food by Sille Veilmark, Nanna Navntoft and Benjamin Nørskov. Silver – »
The judging of the still picture division at CPOY has ended and the winners in the final three cactegories has been selected. DMJX-students Janus Engel, Betina Garcia and Ulrik Hasemann has won in two of the categories: Silver, Portfolio – Janus Engel Roxshana, a 23 year old mother of 4 »
The third day of the CPOY judging ended last might (European time) and six more DMJX students won prizes in three of the four categories. Bronze, General News – Ida Marie Odgaard The widow and the relatives of Danish writer Mads Holger look a his coffin a last time before »
Yesterday evening and night (European time) was the second day of the still picture categories at CPOY. The categories International Picture Story, Single Feature Picture, Single Sports Feature and Illustration were judged. The judging resulted in six more DMJX winners in three of the categories. In International Picture Story three »
The first day of the judging of CPOY has ended and the winners in three categories have been selected. Late last night the winners in the Single Portrait and Sports Action categories were announced and two DMJX-students have won three prizes in these categories: Silver, Single Portrait – Philip Davali »
The judging of this year’s CPOY has started at Missouri University in Columbia and the winners of the first category has been selected. And what an amazing start of the competition – Five out of the seven winners in the Spot News category are from DMJX: Gold, Spot News – »
Today, we have reached 1000 followers in our Instagram. Portrait of Idalia from the series “In the Spirit We Seek Truth” by Andreas Haubjerg. Right now our second term student Andreas Haubjerg is sharing his ongoing project about Idalia, who’s a Brazilian women living and working as a prostitute in »
This Friday our international Photo1 students launched their F-magazine with a reception at DMJX in Aarhus. Sagar Chetri celebrates the launch of the students’ magazine with a bottle of sparkling wine. Picture by Patricia Küfuss. The nine students have researched and produced individual stories, which they during the final week »
In the fall 2015 Betina Garcia was an exchange student at our partner school Western Kentucky University. During her stay in USA Betina made a long term project about Hispanics in Kentucky. Screen shot of the front page of Betina Garcia’s web doc about Hispanics in Kentucky. Click to watch. »
Vice Magazine has published Simon Fals’ Visual Project from 2015. Selfportrait by Simon Fals from his project Fear of Darkness. Last fall Simon Fals went to live in a Swedish forrest. Simon’s aim was to confront his own fear of darkness. Picture from Simon Fals’ series Fear of Darkness. Simon »
The legendary Eddie Adams workshop was held last week from the 7th till the 10th of October. Five DMJX students were among the 100 young photographers selected for the workshop. DMJX alumni at Eddie Adams Workshop. From left to right: Alaa Elkamhawi, Sarah Hoffman, Kristen Zeis, Betina Garcia, Eve Edelheit »
Our second term students have spent one week in the south of the Island Funen to create stories for their magazine. Second term students discussing the first version of the layout during the production week. Photo by Mathilde Bech. In the past week they’ve edited the pictures stories, written the »
Our photo2 student Emine Akbaba has won first prize in the competition “Alles in schönster Ordnung”, which is held as a part of the European Month of Photography in Berlin. The competition exposes the situation in Europe and the current refugee situation. Emine Akbaba with her prize winning story straight »
Right now both our Danish second and third term students are finalizing their stories and getting ready to show their work at the school this Friday. The Danish second term students discussing the first layout of their mutual magazine. Photo by Mathilde Bech. Our second term students have been on »
In February this year the galleri PixlArt in the north of Denmark opened the exhibition “Transit” focussing on stories about the refugee situation in Europe. Søren Pagter gave the opening speech at the exhibition and was interviewed for the PixlArt magazine no. 03. Now, the interview is available online at »
This week Mads Greve and Mads Nissen has been running the first part of the Nordic-Russian master class Next To Me. From the first week of the Nordic Russian master class Next To Me. Picture by Mads Greve. 16 young, talented photojournalists have been selected to participate in the master »
During the magazine workshop this spring Noa City-Eliyahu did a story about men and women serving in the Danish army together. Spread from the 3F magazine showing Noa City-Eliyahu’s story made during our Photo1 programme. Noa’s pictures and text has now been published twice – in the 3F magazine (page »
Today, our Danish second term students and international Photo 1 students attended a seminar arranged by World Press Photo and Canon at Politiken in Copenhagen. DMJX-students at a seminar arranged by World Press Photo and Canon. Photo by Mads Claus Rasmussen. At the seminar the students attended lectures with Tessa »
The daily Poltiken has today published a reader’s comment by Søren Pagter. In the article Søren Pagter comments on an interview with Fred Ritchin, where the American photo critic is quoted to say; ”we no longer make iconic images, which can change the world”. Søren Pagter states that the idea »
