The Copenhagen Photo Festival has announced the solo artists and Futures 2023 talents for this year’s festival. DMJX alumni Mikkel Hørlyck has been selected for The FUTURES 2023 Talents with his story “Jørgen, a Mystery”. As part of the European platform FUTURES Photography, Copenhagen Photo Festival each year get to »
Our Danish fourth term students have had a short workshop in studio flash with guest lecturer and photographer Rune Pedersen. Among other exercises, the students worked a full day making portraits of young actors playing various roles. »
This week, DMJX held open school, where interested applicants could learn about all our educations. The photojournalism education was represented both at our campus in Copenhagen and of course at our campus in Aarhus.Read more about the application process here. »
Back to Raw, the third edition of Cairo Photo Week organized by Photopia is running right now downtown Cairo, Egypt. DMJX students and their projects are part of the huge festival. During Cairo Photo Week, three DMJX alumni Heba Khamis, Mohamed Mahdy and Fares Zaitoon were part of a panel »
Back in 2015, Betina Garcia was doing her exchange study at Western Kentucky University and during her study, she began the story Rancheros that follows the Latin American Espinoza family. Betina Garcia continued to work on the story about the family and now her long term project has won the »
The welcome lecture for the spring 2023 photojournalism students was held by Mads Joakim Rimer Rasmussen, Tuesday the 31st of January in the Yellow Auditorium. »
Friday the 27th of January, the small group of Photo 2 students went to Copenhagen to participate in Salih Basheer‘s book launch/exhibition and visited the daily Information, where they had talks with photographers Sigrid Nygaard and Anders Rye Skjoldjensen. »
Thursday the 26th of January, the graduation ceremony for communication, journalism and photojournalism students was held at DMJX and photojournalist Jesper Houborg received the Ritzau Scanpix Prize for best photojournalistic BA-project. »
15 international students will start next week at DMJX Photojournalism. Seven of these students have received scholarships to be able to study in Denmark. The ten students at Photo 1 will be:Alexandra Iulia Corcode (Romania)Laura Collard (Belgium)Mohammad Jaafer (Sudan)Leon Joshua Dreischulte (Germany)Toukir Ahmed Tanvee (Bangladesh)Tomáš Pacovský (Czech Republic)Owen Ziliak (USA)Zohreh »
Nichlas Pollier’s first year exam project, that he made during his second term in the spring 2022, has been published over four spreads in Jyllands-Posten on Sunday, January 8th 2023. »
With the beginning of 2023, Søren Pagter could celebrate his 25 years anniversary at DMJX. This was marked at a small informal reception in the school’s canteen on Friday the 6th of January. Søren Pagter began as a teacher of photojournalism at the Danish School of Journalism (as it was »
The nominees for the 2022 Danish POY have been announced and eight of the 27 nominees are students from DMJX. The eight nominated DMJX students are: Axel Emil Hammerbo – third term in fall 22Johanne Teglgård Olsen – final year, on leave, working for Kristeligt DagbladLiv Møller Kastrup – graduating »
Wednesday the 21st of December was the final day of the fall 2022 term and as it is a tradition, the photojournalist students gathered for a final screening day showing their projects to each other. »
Photo 2 student Sergei Stroitelev opened his exhibition Lost Light at Dokk1 on Tuesday the 20th of December. The exhibition portrays and tells the stories of Ukrainian refugee children in a camp in Moldova and it’s displayed inside a unique installation. Sergei Stroitelev graduates Photo 2 this December and made »
The Danish newspaper Berlingske has published part of Mads Joakim Rimer Rasmussen‘s book-project Vokseværk. Mads Joakim Rimer Rasmussen started his project for his BA-exam in the fall 2019. He went back to the boarding school, Fjordvang, that he himself attended ten years earlier. Over a period of one school year, »
Salih Basheer visited Narayana Press this Monday, December 5th to join the printing of his personal project “22 Days in Between”. »
Associate professor and photographer Mads Greve has published an article on DMJX’s MediaJournal, where he writes about being Analogue in a Digital Area. Mads Greve’s recent three books are all photographed with analogue cameras and in an interview about his research he says: “Analogue photography is more survivable than we »
Saturday the 26th of November, Mads Joakim Rimer Rasmussen launched the book “Vokseværk” (growth) at a reception af Fotografisk Center in Copenhagen. Mads Joakim started the project for his final BA in 2019 and continued to work on the story after his graduation. »
Nordic Journalist Center (NJC) organizes a documentary photography masterclass for 11 Nordic and Russian photographers in Istanbul from November 22nd till 30rd. The masterclass is conducted by DMJX alumni Mads Nissen and DMJX faculty teacher Mads Greve. The 11 Nordic and Russian photographers have been selected for the “Transit Istanbul” masterclass, where »
The 16th VILNIUS PHOTO CIRCLE – International photojournalism festival was held over two days on November 18th and 19th. Søren Pagter, who had been part of the festival jury, participated in the event and Mikkel Hørlyck won The Circle of Life Prize based on his long term story: Jørgen, a »
