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Experience The Artistic Pulse of Budapest at the 42nd  Photopress Hungarian Exhibition

Budapest, a city known for its dynamic culture and art is once again lining up for an event that honors both traditional and modern photography. As reported by , the city of Budapest is currently the proud host of the 42nd Photopress Hungarian Exhibition which will run up to the 2^nd of June 20204.

This annual event will be held at the esteemed Capa Center, a hub for photographic expression located in the city’s bustling center. The Hungarian Exhibition presents a rich assortment of photographs from Hungary’s talented photographers. Attendees are guaranteed an eclectic mix of styles and categories, providing a broad perspective on the contemporary scene of Hungarian photographic art. The exhibition caters to a wide range of interests, from photojournalism and portraits to documentary work and artistic photography, ensuring that the 42nd edition of the Photopress Hungarian Exhibition stands out as a unique and unparalleled event.

The festival features a variety of exhibitions, talks, workshops, and other events throughout the city.  Photography lovers immerse themselves in the art form, discover new photographers, and learn more about the latest trends and techniques.

The festivities kicked off with an inaugural ceremony and the presentation of awards on April 11, 2024, marking the commencement of an exhibition anticipated to attract both avid photography fans and expert practitioners. The Capa Center, with its legacy of honoring both traditional and modern photography, provides an ideal setting for this event.

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This year’s exhibition is one of kind with the sheer volume and variety of its photographic entries. It features contributions from over 250 photographers, amounting to 2,470 photographs and culminating in a grand total of 6,810 submissions. An esteemed committee of jurors, comprised of Tamás Szlukovényi, Stephane Arnaud, Adrian Evans, Krisztián Bócsi, and Bernadett Szabó, was entrusted with the curation of these works. Their combined expertise and judgment have crafted an exhibition that showcases not just technical skill but also the profound narrative and emotive power of the photographs.

For those who are passionate about photography or eager to explore fresh viewpoints, the 42nd Photopress Hungarian Exhibition is a must-visit. It presents a rare chance to delve into the visual narratives that shape our era and to recognize the photograph’s powerful role in uncovering, chronicling, and inspiring.