A raw and intimate gaze into the fragile line between seeing and belonging, Belgrade Raw & Jelena Nikolić’s exhibition invites viewers to witness, question, and feel.

In her unusual photography cycle “Leaving and Waving”, Deanna Dikeman takes on a dual role: a daughter Deanna, and a photographer Deanna.

An intimate backstage pass into the world of drag, Simon Chang’s exhibition reveals the courage, joy, and humanity behind the sparkle.

The works selected from submissions received from 66 countries world wide, are presented at this exhibition in eight different categories, reflecting the essence of Sarajevo Photography Festival: the belief in photography as a polyphonic, reactive and subversive art form.

Rubén Salgado Escudero’s chiaroscuro captures how affordable solar light transforms the lives of millions still reliant on costly, dangerous candles, extending their nights and empowering their futures.

In Bamburci, Dženat Dreković sets aside expected spectacle to offer a strikingly honest lens on magical realism, transforming documentary into something quietly profound.

The exhibition “Nothing but a Curtain and Scared to Love” by Zula Rabikowska opened the second edition of Sarajevo Photography Festival in Sarajevo in front of the History Museum in Sarajevo.

The second edition of the Sarajevo Photography Festival opened it’s programme in Vijećnica (June 2023.).

The exhibition of recognised Spanish photographer Raul Urbina entitled "My sunken ships with women's names" opened on December 12 at the Museum of Contemporary Art of the Republic of Srpska (MSU RS).

Spanish artist Raul Urbina presents himself to the Sarajevo public with the exhibition "My sunken ships with woman’s names".