Festival Slovenia Press Photo
Juvanova 31, SI-1000 Ljubljana
Matej Leskovšek, Director
Phone386 (0) 31 513 245
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| − | In [[established::2009]] the first [[Slovenia Press Photo Festival]] (SPP) took place in [[National Gallery of Slovenia]]. This competitive festival was established by [[SPP Institute for Promotion of Photography]] in order to promote the press and documentary photography in Slovenia. The competition on a national level concludes with an exhibition of the awarded works, selected by an international jury of prominent experts (Christopher Morris, Adriana Zehbrauskas, Murad Sezer, Oded Balilty, and Heidi Levine in 2010). It is accompanied by an overview exhibition | + | In [[established::2009]] the first [[Slovenia Press Photo Festival]] (SPP) took place in [[National Gallery of Slovenia]] (in 2010 it moved to [[Cankarjev dom Culture and Congress Centre]]). This competitive festival was established by [[SPP Institute for Promotion of Photography]] in order to promote the press and documentary photography in Slovenia. The competition on a national level concludes with an exhibition of the awarded works, selected by an international jury of prominent experts (Christopher Morris, Adriana Zehbrauskas, Murad Sezer, Oded Balilty, and Heidi Levine in 2010). It is accompanied by an overview exhibition of a renowned international press agency (in 2009 Associated Press, in 2010 Sipa Press, opened by its founder Göksin Sipahioglu), thematic exhibition (''War VII'' by VII Photo Agency) 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. In 2009 [[Luka Cjuha]] and [[Jaka Gasar]] won the main prizes. | ||
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Revision as of 19:12, 7 March 2010
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. In 2009 Luka Cjuha and Jaka Gasar won the main prizes.
