World Press Photo 2025 on the CCCB: the truth of the world by means of pictures

From November 7 to December 14, the CCCB is internet hosting the photojournalism exhibition World Press Photo 2025, the twenty-first version of essentially the most prestigious photojournalism exhibition on the earth. The exhibition presents the profitable pictures of the World Press Photo 2025 competitors. The exhibition brings collectively 144 pictures by 42 photographers and could be visited on the CCCB for an entire month. This yr, the exhibition focuses on present points such because the worldwide conflicts in Gaza, Ukraine, Lebanon and Syria, in addition to the environmental disaster.

At the CCCB, this new exhibition of World Press Photo 2025 invitations us to journey by means of the truth of the world by means of pictures. The exhibition brings collectively works which are largely unpublished in our nation, chosen not just for their visible energy but additionally for his or her means to replicate completely different views on present occasions. Each picture affords a novel perspective, which turns into even richer throughout guided excursions, the place the tales and contexts behind every body are found.

The exhibition brings collectively 42 profitable photographers from around the globe, grouped in keeping with the six territories of the competitors: Africa, Asia-Pacific and Oceania, Europe, North and Central America, South America, and West, Central and South Asia. The awards cowl three classes: Individual Photographs, Graphic Reports and Long-Term Projects, revealing the richness and variety of up to date photojournalism.

The exhibition not solely exhibits the world as it’s, but additionally invitations us to replicate, query it and join with the human tales hidden behind every picture. To inaugurate this yr’s version, the CCCB was attended by Palestinian photographer Samar Abu Elouf, winner of the World Press Photo of the Year award, the very best distinction of the competitors. Elouf obtained this recognition for her report Mahmoud Ajjour, 9 years outdated, a portrait of a boy who was severely mutilated whereas fleeing an Israeli assault in Gaza.