World Press Photo 2020 photo exhibition. We invite you to a magnificent exhibition where you can admire photos from the prestigious photojournalism competition, which was attended by many professional photographers. Every year, several thousand people from all over the world take part in this competition. This year, 6 photographers from Italy also took part in the competition, reaching the finals. The absolute winner was the Japanese Yasuyoshi Chiba with a photo called Straight Voice. He captured a man demonstrating in Sudan for a better life.
Each exhibited photo has its own message. With their photographs, the artists bring the real image of our present time. Through the captured images, they try to point out the biggest problems that are in the world.
During the exhibition, it is necessary to follow several measures due to the pandemic.
Place: The Exposition Palace, Rome, Italy
Date: from June 16 to August 2, 2020
Starts: 10:00
Tickets: 0-12,50 €
Contact: 0639967500 / exhibitions@worldpressphoto.org
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