The ninth Festival will include over twenty exhibitions in the Main Programme, twelve in the ShowOFF Section, displays of photography as part of SlideNite, the final of the sitcomm.award competition, and numerous meetings, lectures, panel discussions, workshops, portfolio overviews, films, readings, and meetings with artists.

After long deliberations, the jury – Mikołaj Długosz, Rafał Milach, Krzysztof Miller, Jakub Śwircz, Wojciech Wieteska and Magda Wunsche & Samsel – selected 12 projects from over 500 applications. Exhibitions held in May will include a classical reportage, a personal photo memoir, a conceptual, minimalist vision of an office, and many others. The works are extremely varied, but they are united by the artists’ fresh look at reality and their excellent photographic skills. 

Joanna Rajkowska and Sebastian Cichocki, authors of the book Psy z Üsküdar [The Dogs of Üsküdar]: the book is still on sale.

The Foundation for the Visual Arts, the organiser of Photomonth in Krakow and many meetings with artists, the publisher of fascinating books on the art of photography, and the institution which runs the ZPAF i S-ka Gallery, invites you to join us on Facebook! On each one of our profiles, photography lovers will discover inspiring information, competitions, and announcements of new exhibitions.

The second part of the summary of 2010 in Polish photography has been published on Photomonth’s blog. The activists and influential photographers interviewed spoke highly of the activities of the Visual Arts Foundation, organiser of Photomonth in Kraków, and its ZPAF i S-ka Gallery.

The ninth Krakow Photomonth Festival will be guest-curated by the artist duo Adam Broomberg and Oliver Chanarin.

Photomonth in Krakow and sittcomm.sk invites you to participate in international competition for professional photographers from Eastern and Central Europe.

This Wednesday 2 February at 18.30 we’d like to invite you to a meeting with Adam Broomberg and Oliver Chanarin, this year's curators of the Main Programme of Photomonth in Kraków, during which they’ll discuss their artistic strategies and talk about what there’ll be to see in May 2011. The meeting will take place in Bunkier Sztuki.

Here are the first details concerning the ninth Photomonth in Kraków, scheduled for May 2011. 

Yesterday, Photomonth in Kraków reached the end of its run. There was no lack of surprises, including the weather, and we hope that this year’s Photomonth was one more May Madness of photographic discovery for you!
We’d like to thank everyone for their co-operation – especially the volunteers, without which every festival would be impossible to run!