It has been 20 years since the Photographic Social Vision Foundation started organizing the World Press Photo Barcelona exhibition in Barcelona, which this 2024 can be visited from November 8 to December 15 at the CCCB.
In this edition of the greatest international photojournalism exhibition, we will learn about global news through stories about armed conflicts, climate crisis, mental health, migration, perseverance and family ties.
As usual, the Photographic Social Vision Foundation presents a series of side events seeking to promote debate and reflections inviting as speakers some World Press Photo 2024 photojournalist winners and photography professionals.
Calendar of the exhibition’s side events
Free entrance and limited seating at these events.
Saving the Monarchs
© Jaime Rojo
November 8, 7 p. m. at Casa SEAT (Passeig de Gràcia, 109)
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Talk by Jaime Rojo, winner of the World Press Photo 2024 in Stories category (North and Central America).
Organized by the Photographic Social Vision Foundation with the collaboration of Casa SEAT.
Youth, precariousness and opportunities in Africa
© Zied Ben Romdhane
November 23, 5:00 p.m. at the CCCB Theater (Plaça Joan Coromines)
Free entrance while seats are available.
Roundtable with Zied Ben Romdhane, winner of the World Press Photo 2024 in Long-Term Projects (Africa) and journalist Agus Morales, director of 5W magazine.
Organized by the Photographic Social Vision Foundation with the collaboration of Fujifilm.
In English with simultaneous interpretation into Catalan.
Migrant people missing at sea
© Felipe Dana and Renata Brito
November 23, 7:00 p.m. at the CCCB Theater (Plaça Joan Coromines)
Free entrance while seats are available.
Roundtable with Felipe Dana and Renata Brito, winners of the World Press Photo 2024 in Open Format (Africa) and the photojournalist Anna Surinyach.
Organized by the Photographic Social Vision Foundation with the collaboration of Fujifilm.
Material sensible documentary film
© Esther González Ruiz
November 24, 12:00 p. m. at the CCCB Theater (Plaça Joan Coromines)
Free entrance while seats are available.
Film screening and an open discussion with some participants and managers of this participatory photography project dedicated to survivors of child sexual abuse.
Organized by the Photographic Social Vision Foundation with the collaboration of Fujifilm and the Vicki Bernadet Foundation.
The World Press Photo 2024 exhibition in Barcelona is organized by the Photographic Social Vision Foundation, co-produced by the CCCB and with the indispensable collaboration of the Banc Sabadell Foundation.
Tickets and guided tours are now on sale at this link.
