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Photo: Skabertrang by Aftenskolen Fountain House at Den Sociale Blomsterhave, photo by Hans Vedsted.
We are very curious to hear how your experience of this year’s Copenhagen Photo Festival was? What did you like? What would you like more of and how can the festival best meet your expectations in the future?
As a festival that wants to evolve creatively and organically, meet our visitors in the best possible way and present new innovative exhibitions, emerging and established artists as well as present you with great events in a nice setting, we are always open to suggestions, constructive ideas and new partnerships.
It only takes 5 minutes!
We therefore hope you will use 5 minutes of your time to fill out a short survey about your festival experience. You can also fill it out, if you did not attend. Either way you may have ideas, comments or suggestions for new paths or partnerships for the festival that could be interesting for us.
If you participate you get the chance to win two tickets for next year's festival. We will find the winner 15 August.
We look forward to hearing from you!
Click here for the English survey
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A Big Heartfelt Thank You
Video: Sonia Tomegros Regalado / @noia_de_mon
We want to thank everyone who made Copenhagen Photo Festival 2022 so very special. We are so happy for every single visit to the festival venue and at all the festival partner venues across Copenhagen and Scania – we are grateful you were part of this year's festival!
And of course we also want to thank everyone who made this year’s Festival Center so very special and worth the visit: Our three international solo artists, Hien Hoang, Alexandra Rose Howland and Krista Svalbonas, Tofu Collective’s exhibition at the Space Frame with Chinese artists Luo Yang and Lin Zhipeng, DMJX’s presentation of three photo journalistic talents Jesper Houborg, Louise Herrche and Mads Frost, Odesa Photo Days’ two exhibitions Granny by Olena Morozova, the group exhibition The Thin Line and the Norwegian curator Charlotte Wiig’s group exhibition of a host of female photographers called A Female Gaze and not least the five selected FUTURES Nordic Talents, Iben Gad, Tine Bek, Oscar Scott Carl, Inuuteq Storch and Luna Scales.
Thank you to our generous supporters and helping hands
We are also grateful for all the generous supporters financing the exhibitions: Københavns Kommune, Det Obelske Familie Fond, Creative Europe Programme, Nordic Counsel of Ministers and Værksted for fotografi as well as all the helpful and supportive volunteers and staff that make this festival physically appear at all.
Last but not least we want to thank everyone arranging events and exhibitions around Copenhagen and Scania from the many festival partner venues, the gallery walks and artist talks to DJ sets, sound and image equipment people and all the people engaging with the amazing world of contemporary photography – we genuinely appreciate your flexibility, engagement, good work and happy spirits – we love to make this festival with you!
Thank You! Click here to see all partners and supporters!
LEE MILLER - Fotograf. Icon. Surrealist.
Elizabeth "Lee" Miller (1907-1977) var både som fotograf og som person normbrydende og levede et aldeles usædvanligt liv: Fotograf, model, forretningskvinden, gourmetkok, forfatter og krigskorrespondent. Hun levede et intenst liv i en verden i rygende forandring, og hun fangede den i sine fotografier: krigsreportager fra 2. Verdenskrig og surrealistiske kompositioner med bl.a. den foranderlige kvinderolle som tema. Med et enormt mod engagerede Miller sig i et væld af projekter, men mest af alt var hun en blændende god fotograf.
I udstillingen LEE MILLER – Fotograf. Ikon. Surrealist fortæller Det Kgl. Bibliotek den vilde historie om Lee Millers liv og værk gennem 100 fotografier fra perioden 1929-1964 samt et væld af breve, dokumenter og magasiner, som ikke tidligere har været vist i Danmark. Udstillingen viser bredden i Millers værk: portræt- og modefotografi fra New York og Paris, landskabsfotografi, de gruopvækkende fotografier fra 2. Verdenskrig, såvel som fabelagtige fotografier af Millers kunstnervenner og bekendtskabskreds – Man Ray, Pablo Picasso, Colette, Max Ernst, Dora Maar med flere.