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CPF Exhibition Partner Archives - Copenhagen Photo Festival
"You wish you were a Gerry Johansson picture"
Johansson's current exhibition at Landskrona Foto, Te Books, is definitely worth te travel from Copenhagen – or anywhere if you are a fan of photography. Te exhibition of Johansson's photographs also shows 42 of te artist's photo books – his favorite medium to disperse his photographs. Te elegant, no-nonsens photographs are from travels all over te world. You can here more about his work in te interesting talk with Niels Bergendal from Landskrona Foto's exhibition above.
Find te full length interview here
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At this year's festival you can also experience this interesting photographer live when he visits Banja Rathnow Galleri og Kunsthandel and presents his latest book, Spanish Summer, from Mack in collaboration with Fragment Books 7 June.
Read more about te artist talk
Trine Søndergaard Investigates Time and History
NB TE EVENT WITH TAPAS & TALK AT GREVE MUSEUM ON 3 JUNE IS CANCELLED!
HOWEVER, FESTIVAL GUEST CAN USE THEIR FESTIVAL PASS AND ENTER TE EXHIBITION FOR FREE UNTIL 12 JUNE.
Now you can experience world-class photography by Trine Søndergaard in te scenic surroundings at Greve Museum. Trine Søndergaard is currently presenting te exhibition "Faraway Nearby", which is te culmination of a multi-year collaboration between te photo artist and Greve Museum where she unites past and present in 25 new photographic works.
Te internationally recognized photographic artist, Trine Søndergaard (b. 1972) has enriched te Danish and international art scene with her quiet and powerful imagery for decade. Søndergaard is known for curiously exploring spatial and human silence and stillness in her works.
Te exhibition now showing at Greve Museum includes 25 new photographic works, where Søndergaard unites her photographic gaze, te museum's historical textiles and local young people who have been models for te new series of portraits. Te exhibition explores what happens when historical textiles are used in a new context. It can open up new perspectives and interpretations of te meanings of museum objects and of history.
Talk and Tapas with Trine
In connection with te exhibition te museum invites you to experience te extraordinary works and a conversation between Trine Søndergaard and head of Greve Museum, Mette Tapdrup Mortensen 3 June. Here they will explore te unique meeting between te photograph and hidden objects in a cultural history museum. They talk about how te many layers of memory and women's experiences throughout history have become te focal point of te photo exhibition.
After te talk there will be plenty of opportunity to experience te exhibition "Faraway Nearby" on your own and te museum will serve homemade tapas with delicious organic ingredients in te museum's café.
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Trine Søndergaard udforsker historien
Oplev fotokunst i verdensklasse i naturskønne omgivelser, når Greve Museum inviterer til tapas og talk med Trine Søndergaard den 3. juni. Trine Søndergaard er aktuel med udstillingen ”Faraway Nearby”, som er kulminationen på et flerårigt samarbejde mellem fotokunstneren og Greve Museum.
Trine Søndergaard (f. 1972) er en internationalt anerkendt fotokunstner, der igennem to årtier har beriget den danske og internationale kunstscene igennem sit tyste og kraftfulde billedsprog. Søndergaard er kendt for nysgerrigt at udforske rumlig og menneskelig stilhed og stilstand i sine værker.
I udstillingen på Greve Museum indgår 25 nye fotografiske værker, hvor Søndergaard forener sit fotografiske blik, museets historiske tekstiler og lokale unge mennesker, der har været modeller til de nye portrætter. Udstillingen viser, hvad der sker, når man frigiver historiske tekstiler og lader dem blive brugt i en ny kontekst. Det kan åbne for nye blikke og tolkninger af museumsgenstandes betydninger.
Talk og tapas med Trine
Fredag den 3. juni kl. 17 kan du opleve en samtale mellem Trine Søndergaard og leder af Greve Museum, Mette Tapdrup Mortensen. Her fortæller de om, hvad der opstår i mødet mellem fotografiet og gemte genstande på et kulturhistorisk museum. De taler også om, hvordan erindringens mange lag og kvinders erfaringer gennem historien er blevet omdrejningspunktet i fotoudstillingen.
Efter samtalen serveres hjemmelavet tapas med lækre økologiske råvarer i museets café. Her kan tilkøbes bobler, vin, øl og vand. I løbet af aftenen er der rig mulighed for at opleve udstillingen ”Faraway Nearby” på egen hånd.
Fotoklubben: Look no further – just listen
Are you new to Copenhagen Photo Festival? And maybe curious about what how photography connects with festival? Or do you just want to get into that photo festival feeling? Then look no further – just listen!
Te Danish podcast duo Christian Klintholm and Kim William Catton also known as fotoklubben.dk has a new episode out about their visit to last year's photo festival.
Te two podcasters who regularly produce podcasts where they interview established photographers and talk about photography went on a road trip to last year's festival. In te episode you can join Fotoklubben as they visit some of te exhibitions at our Festival Center at Refshaleøen, attend a workshop and visit one of te Festival Partner Venues, where they interview te artist Balder Olrik.
Te podcast is available on Spotify, Podimo and other podcast platforms.
An Eye Opening Festival Experience!
Finally, we can present you with te first edit of te exhibition programme for this summer's Copenhagen Photo Festival - both at our Festival Center on Refshaleøen and among our Festival Partner Venues throughout te Copenhagen area and Skåne. It is going to be an eye-opening festival experience!
And how we have looked forward! There is so much good in store for all art and photography lovers! From Char Davies wild virtual world at Fotografisk Center and Astrid Kruse Jensen at Martin Asbæk Gallery to te curatorial collective TOFU Collective's exhibition of Chinese contemporary art photography presented in our exhibition park at our Festival Center on Refshaleøen.
In te Festival Center you can of course also experience te solo exhibitions with each of our three open call winners Hien Hoang, Alexandra Rose Howland and Krista Svalbonas as well as a Norwegian group exhibition about te female gaze, A Female Gaze, curated by Norwegian Charlotte Wiig.
Stay in te festival loop
Over te next days and weeks, we will unveil even more of te many fantastic photo exhibitions, events and talks that you can experience at this year's photo festival. If you want to stay in te festival news loop, we recommend you follow us on our social media - or sign up for our newsletter. Here you’ll get all te biggest festival highlights, invitations to openings and special events served directly in your inbox!
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Explore te festival programme
Endelig kan vi løfte sløret for den første stribe af udstillinger på programmet til sommerens Copenhagen Photo Festival  – både i vores Festival Centrum på Refshaleøen og blandt vores Festival Partner Venues rundt om i hele Københavnsområdet og Skåne. Det bliver en øjenåbnende festivaloplevelse!
Og hvor har vi glædet os, for der er så meget godt i vente! Fra Char Davies vilde virtuelle verden på Fotografisk Center og Astrid Kruse Jensen på Martin Asbæk Gallery til kuratorkollektivet TOFU Collective’s udstilling af kinsesiske samtidsfotografer i vores udstillingspark ved Festival Centrum på Refshaleøen.
I Festival Centrum kan man naturligvis også opleve soloudstillingerne med hver af vores tre open call vindere Hien Hoang, Alexandra Rose Howland og Krista Svalbonas samt ikke mindst en norsk gruppeudstilling om det kvindelige blik, A Female Gaze, kurateret af norske Charlotte Wiig.
I de næste dage og uger løfter vi sløret for endnu flere af de mange fantastiske fotoudstillinger, events og talks, som du kan opleve på årets fotofestival. Hvis du vil holde dig helt ajour med alt, hvad festivalen kan tilbyde,  anbefaler vi dig at følge med på vores sociale medier – eller tilmelde dig vores nyhedsbrev. Her får du alle de største festivalhighlights, invitationer til ferniseringer og special events serveret direkte i indbakken!
Female art photographers take center stage
On June 2.-12. 2022, Copenhagen Photo Festival, which is te largest photo festival in te Nordic region,
opens up for reflection and play with te boundaries of photography in collaboration with galleries,
museums and cultural actors in Copenhagen and Scania. Te festival center is located at te artificial island
Refshaleøen in Copenhagen, where three international female art photographers are among te highlights.
With humor, diversity, and artistic finesse, they portray new aspects of common narratives of te media,
society and history through te art of photography.
On 2-12 June Copenhagen Photo Festival will for te 12th time open all over Copenhagen with three
international women's lens-based art in focus. Hien Hoang, Alexandra Rose Howland and Krista Svalbonas
won te Copenhagen Photo Festival's open call, and will exhibit at te festival center on Refshaleøen. Each
of te artists blurs te boundaries between documentation and art, leaving a personal and highly topical
Stereotypes, conflict zones and a highly topical depiction of escape
Vietnamese Hien Hoang won in te category Framing Identity with te project ‘Asia Bistro - Made in Rice’. In
her works, she confronts us with classic notions of Asian culture. In te Framing Society category, te
Anglo-American artist Alexandra Rose Howland won for te project ‘Leave and Let Us Go’. Through collages
of everyday images collected from te inhabitants of Mosul, she strives to unfold a more nuanced and
diverse image of te war-torn region, which is often only known through te media coverage.
American-Latvian-Lithuanian Krista Svalbonas won in te category Framing Vision, which honors an
aesthetic visionary project. With ‘Displacement’, she explores te history of her parents and grandparents.
After Russia's invasion of te Baltic countries in te 1940s, they were driven into exile and housed in camps
for displaced people in Germany. Te project illustrates te unfortunate story of displaced people for whom te idea of "home" is undermined by political agendas beyond their control. Te war in Ukraine puts her
historically investigative works in a frighteningly contemporary perspective.
Te festival gathers Danish photography and puts a long-term focus on talents
In addition to te three solo exhibitions, this year’s festival highlights emerging talents and leading Danish
photographers. According to Managing director Maja Dyrehauge Gregersen, it is important that te festival
shows te audience te quality and diversity that te Danish photo scene has to offer.
“Copenhagen Photo Festival is te natural gathering place for leading actors within Danish photography. I
am particularly proud that this year’s festival presents many internationally oriented and entrepreneurial
actors from te Danish photo and art scene. Amongst other, there will be exhibitions, a market for photo
books, and activities from te Photojournalist education at DMJX, TOFU Collective, Fotogodsbanen from
Århus, PhotoScope from Hillerød, Blankt Papir Press and many more”, says Maja Dyrehauge Gregersen.
Another central part of te festival's work is to lift te Danish talent pool. At te festival, you can therefore
once again experience Futures Nordic Talents, which presents te five photographers Iben Gad, Inuuteq
Storch, Luna Scales, Oscar Scott Carl and Tine Bek. Te Futures Nordic Talents initiative is a talent program
that helps accentuate emerging Danish photographers. It is supported by te EU's cultural support program
Creative Europe and runs until 2024.
Activities for photo enthusiasts throughout Copenhagen
At te festival site at Refshaleøen, you can look forward to a sharp program of workshops, talks, music and
guided tours, which will be held throughout te festival period. Here you can learn more about
photography, play with te media's tools or just enjoy te festival atmosphere. There is also ample
opportunity to experience te photographic media unfold throughout many of te art galleries, museums,
and cultural institutions across Greater Copenhagen, for example at Fotografisk Center, Martin Asbæk
Gallery, Alice Folker Gallery, NW Gallery, Banja Rathnov Gallery and Clausens Kunsthandel, together with
Det Grønlandske Hus, Landskrona Foto og Galleri Format in Malmö amongst others. Copenhagen Photo
Festival 2022 is currently supported by te City of Copenhagen, Det Obelske Familiefond and Creative
Europe – te EU's cultural support program.
About Copenhagen Photo Festival
On 2-12 June 2022, te Nordic region's largest photo festival kicks off for te 12th time. Te festival is held
in close collaboration with galleries, museums and cultural institutions in Copenhagen and southern
Sweden. Every year established and budding Danish and foreign photographers contribute, and te festival
is visited by approximately 55.000 people. Te festival puts photography on te agenda under te three
main pillars Framing Identity, Framing Society and Framing Vision through exhibitions, workshops, talks,
portfolio reviews and social events.
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