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InCadaqués International Photography Festival 2022

InCadaqués International Photography Festival

SPAIN

2022 September, October

The group exhibition Decade of Change, organized by the British Journal of Photography, moves to the InCadaqués International Photography Festival in the seaside village of Cadaqués, Spain. Southern Resident Killer Whale, Orcinus orca plays a tiny part in what looks like a beautiful festival.

September 29 to October 9.

For the sixth edition of the festival, InCadaqués invites you to dive into the world of photographic images and its Creators. Throughout ten days, the village will become an open space for the expression of photographers from around the world.

Initiated by 1854 and British Journal of Photography, Decade of Change is a global photography award and exhibition dedicated to the defining issue of our time: the climate crisis. From humans and wildlife to urban landscapes and ecosystems, the award explores the many facets of climate change: the strength and fragility of the natural world, the collateral effects on communities and individuals in their daily life, and our global efforts to reverse the situation. The two bodies of work and the thirty winning images of this year's Decade of Change focus on the global climate crisis. These photographs offer a powerful and urgent response to the ways our world is changing. This exhibition is the achievement of 25 international artists.

- IIPF

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