films and screenings
Night of Photography: slideshows of the Futures’ Talents 2024, PhMuseum and FOTODOK
Night of Photography: slideshows of the Futures’ Talents 2024, PhMuseum and FOTODOK
DATE
13.06
HOUR
10:00 p.m.
PLACE
Stary Rynek 1/4
ENTRANCE
Free entry
Join us during Polowka at the newly renovated Old Market! PROGRAM:
Slideshow of works by Futures Talents 2025
Artists invited by Fotofestiwal to collaborate on promotion and development of their careers on international level. More about Futures Talents 2024: HERE
> Emilia Martin (PL/NL)
> Karol Szymkowiak (PL)
> Michał Sita (PL)
> Paulina Mirowska (PL)
> Paweł Starzec (PL)
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- I saw a tree bearing stones in the place of apples and pears © Emilia Martin
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- 0169-8629 5223-01750 © Karol Szymkowiak
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- History of Poland © Michał Sita
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- Trophia © Paulina Mirowska
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- Anew © Paweł Starzec
/ Event supported by UE in the frame of Creative Europe Program.
PhMuseum 2025 Photography Grant finalists’ screening
The PhMuseum Photography Grant is an annual initiative that recognises the importance of photography and visual storytelling. Since 2012, it supports the production and promotion of visual projects through cash prizes, exhibitions, screenings and educational activities. Past recipients comprise Max Pinckers, Poulomi Basu, Jacob Aue Sobol, Diana Markosian, Salvatore Vitale, Alejandro Cartagena, Bieke Depoorter, and Tomas van Houtryve.
This screening presents the finalist projects of the 13 edition, including the works of main prize recipient Hashem Shakeri and new generation prize recipient Zekun Wang. A special focus is further dedicated to Aria Shahrokhshahi, the recipient of a dedicated prize assigned in collaboration with Fotofestiwal. The works explores Ukraine’s shifting identity amid was, capturing resilience, memory, and transformation.
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- Staring Into The Abyss © Hashem Shaker
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- Ukraine © Aria Shahrokhshahi
FOTODOK Talent Embassy 2025 finalists’ screening
FOTODOK is pleased to announce Alina Lupu, Lea Novi, Marie-Louise Hodge, Olha Vorobiova, and Xaveer May as the 2025 Embassy Talents showcased at Fotofestiwal. The participating artists engage with themes of memory, migration, displacement, climate justice and gestures of protest. While based in the Netherlands, their work resonates across borders and resists the notion that the collective is not always deeply personal.
