Vendredi 16 Octobre 2015 10:31:53 par Emilie Lemoine dans Expositions

2015 Featured Photographers

We are proud to present an exhibition of the winners of the third annual Tokyo International Photography Competition. Eight photographers from around the world were selected by an illustrious jury of photography professionals to be part of this traveling exhibition kicking off in Brooklyn, New York.

Featured Photographers:

GRAND PRIX WINNER: Christian Vium – The Wake

Arnau Bach – Capital

Laurence Rasti – There are No Homosexuals in Iran

Laurent Chehere – Get Close

Irina Kalashinikova – North Korea. Bearable darkness

John Cazenave – Galerna

Daesung Lee – On the Shore of a Vanishing Island

Dougie Wallace – Glasgow: Second City of The Empire



What does it mean to be human? For Sartre, it meant freedom and responsibility – the freedom to choose, the responsibility to act and define one’s place in life. Irvin Yalom gave us the four “givens” of existence: meaning, loneliness, freedom, and mortality.

The Human Condition is our eternal search for purpose, but also our capacity for good – and evil. It is kinship, honor, our thirst for knowledge, the pursuit of happiness – but just as often it is the harbinger of pain, death, betrayal, war, the deception of ourselves and of others.
At a time of increased uncertainty and tension on both the inter-personal and global stages, photography’s role in helping us negotiate our daily existence has never been stronger. For our third edition, we ask you to share with us an unflinching view of what it means to be human.