Mesa Redonda — Fotografia Impressa na Era Digital

Mesa Redonda — Fotografia Impressa na Era Digital
Augusto Brázio, Kioskzine, António Pedrosa

KIOSKZINE
José Farinha and Paulo Pimenta have built careers connected to documentary photography, photojournalism and artistic creation with a strong social and human dimension. Founders of Kioskzine and the Dez Quinze Cultural Association, they promote photography as a space for sharing, reflection and encounter. Their work brings together communities, territory, memory and social concerns, seeking to reveal what connects us as human beings.

AUGUSTO BRÁZIO
Born in Brinches, Serpa, in 1964, he began his photographic career in the 1990s and studied at the Lisbon School of Fine Arts. With several books published, he received the first prize in the Visão/BES Photojournalism Award in 2008 and was a member of the Kameraphoto collective. His work, represented in contemporary art collections, focuses on themes such as immigration, belonging and the occupation of territory.

ANTÓNIO PEDROSA
António Pedrosa is a Portuguese photographer and curator with nearly three decades of work in documentary photography. His practice explores themes such as social inequality, territory and memory, and has been published in national and international media. He received the Estação Imagem Photojournalism Prize in 2012, won the Hasselblad Masters Award in 2014 and founded COLECTIVO, a platform dedicated to experimentation and critical reflection in documentary photography.

Centro Cultural e de Congressos – Palco Café
28 de junho — 14H40
June 28 — 2:40 AM