Project

European Images

The project "EUROPEAN IMAGES" connects documentary photographers from all parts of Europe with each other and with independent publishers in Greece, Romania and Poland, which are also project partners. This facilitates and promotes professional exchange. The result of the project will be a European newsletter publication.

Project Summary

  • Documentary photographers have experienced, not least during the pandemic, that as individuals they no longer have an answer to all the challenges of their profession. In the face of complex realities, documentary photography, like text-based journalism, increasingly demands a dialogic, collaborative, and transnational way of working.
  • The project "EUROPEAN IMAGES" connects documentary photographers from all parts of Europe with each other and with independent publishers in Greece, Romania and Poland, which are also project partners. This facilitates and promotes professional exchange. 
  • The result of the project will be a European newsletter publication. Here you can subscribe. The documentary images of the photographers involved are at the core of the publication. Documentary photography operates between journalistic and artistic engagement. The experienced editors of the project partners supervise the topic setting and the corresponding texts. The publication addresses both, a specialist audience and deliberately a broad public.

In addition, three public events

organized by the project partners will take place. These events give interested members of the public the opportunity to get to know the project, the photographers and their core interests in regards to contents, but also facilitate a dialogue on eye-level.

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EUROPEAN IMAGES

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On family #2_23

EUROPEAN IMAGES

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Documentary photographers have experienced, not least during the pandemic, that as individuals they no longer have an answer to all the challenges of their profession.

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European Images in the media

Reporting on the project

In the German daily "Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung"

War in Images - the photoproject European Images

Published on Jun 10, 2022
www.faz.net
In the scientific online publication "Visual History"

Journalism in times of war

Published on Mär 28, 2022
visual-history.de
In the podcast series "New thinking of photography"

The power of images Part I

Published on Mär 23, 2022
fotografie-neu-denken.podigee.io

Participating journalists

Check out all the participating journalists listed here. This is what brings them together.

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Petricā Mogos

Editor
Laura Naum

Editor, Kajet Journal
Eugenijus Barzdžius

Photographer
Gonçalo Fonseca

Photographer
Paul Amundsen

Photographer
Daro Sulakauri

Photographer
Aija Bley

Photographer

Latvia, Latvia
Ekaterina Anokhina

Photographer

Moskau, Russian Federation
Maxim Dondyuk

Photographer

Ukraine
Kirill Golovchenko

Photographer
Paweł Starzec

Photographer

Warsaw, Poland
Marko Risovic

Photographer, Kamerades

Belgrade, Serbia
Sergey Novikov

Photographer, colta.ru
Helena Lea Manhartsberger

Photographer
Evgeniy Maloletka

Photographer

Ukraine
Jacob Ganslmaier

Photographer
Emile Ducke

Photographer

Berlin, Germany
Karolina Mazurkiewicz

Art Director, Pismo
Magdalena Kicińska

Editor in Chief, Pismo

Warsaw
Florian Bachmeier

Photographer

La Lastra de Castro, Spain
Hannes Jung

Photographer

Berlin, Germany
Anita Back

Photographer

Berlin, Germany
Ole Witt

Photographer

Berlin, Germany
Stefan Günther

Photo Editor, Neue Zürcher Zeitung

Zurich, Switzerland

Supporters

Foundation for Polish-German Cooperation (SDPZ/FWPN)
Established by the governments of Poland and Germany, the Foundation for Polish-German Cooperation provides financial support for initiatives that bring the two nations together. It strives to improve the quality, reduce existing deficits and ensure Polish-German relations on eye level.
Allianz Foundation
The Germany based Foundation promotes and supports people and organizations who face the challenges of our times. We support and connect risktakers from the areas of civil society, environmental protection, and arts and culture – everyone who dares to test new societal models of living together beyond the beaten path.

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