For more than 20 years, the Photographic Social Vision Foundation has organized the World Press Photo exhibition in Barcelona. This year, the exhibition will be open from November 7 to December 14 at the CCCB.
Like every year, the Photographic Social Vision Foundation organizes several complementary activities to promote debate and reflection, inviting photojournalists who won the World Press Photo 2025 competition.
Calendar of complementary activities to the exhibition
All activities are free admission and have limited capacity.
The impact of colonialism on the lives of migrant women in Europe
© Maria Abranches
November 7, 6:30 p.m. at Casa SEAT (Passeig de Gràcia, 109).
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Talk with Maria Abranches, winner of the 2025 World Press Photo Award in Photographic Reporting (Europe), and journalist Tania Safura Adam.
Organized by the Photographic Social Vision Foundation in collaboration with Casa SEAT.
Survivors of Syrian prisons after the fall of the al-Assad regime
© Samuel Nacar
November 27, 6:30 p. m. in the Sala Mirador at the CCCB.
Free admission until full capacity is reached.
With Samuel Nacar, winner of the 2025 World Press Photo Award for Stories (West, Central, and South Asia), and journalist Agus Morales, director of Revista 5W.
Organized by the Photographic Social Vision Foundation in collaboration with Fujifilm.
Presentation of the investigation on visual education and adolescence in Catalonia
Image part of the investigation
December 3, 6:30 p.m. in the Sala Mirador at the CCCB.
Free admission until full capacity is reached.
Visual education and adolescence.
Presentation of the results of a pioneering research, which describes the state of visual literacy of young people in Catalonia and makes proposals for improvement. With Alice Monteil, project manager for the Photographic Foundation; Roger Canals, researcher for the European Visual Trust project at the University of Barcelona; Wayra Ficapal, editor of the results report; and Mireia Plans, photographer and teacher.
Organized by the Photographic Social Vision Foundation with Visual Trust.
The World Press Photo 2025 exhibition in Barcelona is organized by the Photographic Social Vision Foundation, co-produced by the CCCB, and with the essential collaboration of the Banco Sabadell Foundation.
Tickets and guided tours are now on sale at this link.
