Monia Chokri’s passion for film photography started at an early age. Her exhibit is presented in the Bonsecours Market’s Mezzanine Space. Read more.
″Exceptional quality photos of the world as it is.″
– La Presse
A flagship event of Montreal’s fall cultural calendar, the World Press Photo Montreal Exhibition is presented annually at Bonsecours Market. Over 55,000 people attend this large-scale international exhibition, which has been organized since 1955 by the World Press Photo Foundation, based in the Netherlands.
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4,066
PHOTOGRAPHERS
130
COUNTRIES
64,823
IMAGES
– La Presse
– Le Devoir
– The New York Times
Monia Chokri’s passion for film photography started at an early age. Her exhibit is presented in the Bonsecours Market’s Mezzanine Space. Read more.
Every evening from 6 to 10 p.m., visitors will have the chance to travel to these Middle Eastern cities through a VR experience developed by Ubisoft. Read more.
One city, seen from 14 distinct perspectives. La Presse’s photographers know every nook and cranny of Montreal. Read more.
Oxfam-Québec invites you to discover international cooperation from the vantage point of its volunteers. Read more.
ICI RDI invites you to get acquainted with the Radio-Canada correspondents who bring us the news every day, as they share unique images captured while on assignment around the world. Read more.
Twenty-five years in pictures. That’s the premise for this project by L’Itinéraire magazine, a media outlet that gives voice to the voiceless and provides a unique outlook on the world and the streets. Read more.