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| dates and duration = February - March, 2 weeks | | dates and duration = February - March, 2 weeks | ||
| duration weeks = 8,9,10,11 (2012) 10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17 (2013) | | duration weeks = 8,9,10,11 (2012) 10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17 (2013) | ||
| + | | duration weeks = 1.6.2015 - 10.6.2015 | ||
| contacts = {{Contact | | contacts = {{Contact | ||
| name = Matej Leskovšek | | name = Matej Leskovšek | ||
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In [[established::2009]] the first [[Slovenia Press Photo Festival]] (SPP) took place in the [[National Gallery of Slovenia]]. In 2010 it moved to [[Cankarjev dom, Cultural and Congress Centre]] and the 2013 edition takes place in [[Museum of Architecture and Design]]. This competitive festival was established by the [[SPP Institute for Promotion of Photography]] in order to promote press and documentary photography in Slovenia. | In [[established::2009]] the first [[Slovenia Press Photo Festival]] (SPP) took place in the [[National Gallery of Slovenia]]. In 2010 it moved to [[Cankarjev dom, Cultural and Congress Centre]] and the 2013 edition takes place in [[Museum of Architecture and Design]]. This competitive festival was established by the [[SPP Institute for Promotion of Photography]] in order to promote press and documentary photography in Slovenia. | ||
| − | With winners selected by an international jury of prominent experts (Christopher Morris, Adriana Zehbrauskas, Murad Sezer, Oded Balilty, and Heidi Levine in 2010, Emilio Morenatti, Antonin Kratochvil, Goran Tomašević, Patrick Witty, Christophe Simon in 2011), the national level competition concludes with an exhibition of the awarded works. It is accompanied by an overview exhibition of a renowned international press agency (in 2009 the Associated Press, in 2010 Sipa Press with the works by Göksin Sipahioglu, its founder, in 2011 the Agence France-Presse (AFP)), thematic exhibition (''War VII'' by VII Photo Agency) or solo presentations (Paolo Pellegrin, Magnum Photos), lectures and courses. | + | With winners selected by an international jury of prominent experts (Christopher Morris, Adriana Zehbrauskas, Murad Sezer, Oded Balilty, and Heidi Levine in 2010, Emilio Morenatti, Antonin Kratochvil, Goran Tomašević, Patrick Witty, Christophe Simon in 2011, Jerome Delay (AP Associated Press), Jerome Huffer (Paris Match), Louisa Gouliamaki (AFP), Maral Deghati (Warm, Me-Mo), Gali Tibbon (Canon), Mathilde Boussion (6Mois), the national level competition concludes with an exhibition of the awarded works. It is accompanied by an overview exhibition of a renowned international press agency (in 2009 the Associated Press, in 2010 Sipa Press with the works by Göksin Sipahioglu, its founder, in 2011 the Agence France-Presse (AFP)), thematic exhibition (''War VII'' by VII Photo Agency) or solo presentations (Paolo Pellegrin, Magnum Photos), lectures and courses. |
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The festival awards the work (individual photographs or a story comprised of 3 to 10 photos) in the following sections: News, People, Sports, Entertainment & Culture, and Nature & Environment. | The festival awards the work (individual photographs or a story comprised of 3 to 10 photos) in the following sections: News, People, Sports, Entertainment & Culture, and Nature & Environment. | ||
| − | [[Luka Cjuha]] and [[Jaka Gasar]] (2009) | + | [[Luka Cjuha]] and [[Jaka Gasar]] (2009), [[Jure Eržen]] and [[Jošt Franko]] (2010) and [[Matic Zorman]] and [[Ciril Jazbec]] (2015) won the main prizes. |
In 2009 the exhibition of the awarded works travelled also to the gallery in the [[Sevnica Castle]], in 2010, however, the exhibition of 58 selected photographs took place in New York, Tel Aviv and Istanbul. | In 2009 the exhibition of the awarded works travelled also to the gallery in the [[Sevnica Castle]], in 2010, however, the exhibition of 58 selected photographs took place in New York, Tel Aviv and Istanbul. | ||
| − | In 2011 the exhibitions were set at the Palacij Hall of the [[Ljubljana Castle]], at the [[Kresija Gallery]] and [[Magistrat Gallery]] | + | In 2011 the exhibitions were set at the Palacij Hall of the [[Ljubljana Castle]], at the [[Kresija Gallery]] and [[Magistrat Gallery]], in 2015 at the [[Cankarjev dom]] and the [[Kresija Gallery]] |
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
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* [http://www.sloveniapressphoto.si/ Slovenia Press Photo Festival] (in Slovenian) | * [http://www.sloveniapressphoto.si/ Slovenia Press Photo Festival] (in Slovenian) | ||
* [http://www.sloveniapressphoto.si/galerija/zmagovalci-2009/972 Winners of SPP Festival 2009] | * [http://www.sloveniapressphoto.si/galerija/zmagovalci-2009/972 Winners of SPP Festival 2009] | ||
| + | * [http://www.sloveniapressphoto.si/spp/program/954 Programme of the SPP Festival 2015] | ||
[[Category:Festivals]] | [[Category:Festivals]] | ||
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The festival awards the work (individual photographs or a story comprised of 3 to 10 photos) in the following sections: News, People, Sports, Entertainment & Culture, and Nature & Environment.
Luka Cjuha and Jaka Gasar (2009), Jure Eržen and Jošt Franko (2010) and Matic Zorman and Ciril Jazbec (2015) won the main prizes.
In 2009 the exhibition of the awarded works travelled also to the gallery in the Sevnica Castle, in 2010, however, the exhibition of 58 selected photographs took place in New York, Tel Aviv and Istanbul.
In 2011 the exhibitions were set at the Palacij Hall of the Ljubljana Castle, at the Kresija Gallery and Magistrat Gallery, in 2015 at the Cankarjev dom and the Kresija Gallery
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