Visit the World Press Photo Exhibition 2026 on its global tour, showcasing the stories that shape and connect the world through photography from the 69th annual World Press Photo Contest.
Presenting the works of the 42 awarded photographers, the annual exhibition brings depth and nuance to our understanding of the world’s complexities, highlighting the most compelling photojournalism and documentary photography of the past year. The winners of the 2026 World Press Photo Contest were chosen by an independent jury of 31 professionals from around the world, who reviewed more than 57,376 photographs entered by 3,747 photographers from 141 countries.
Event location
Fondazione Banca Popolare di Lodi - sala Bipielle Arte
Via Polenghi Lombardo, 13
Tel.
0371 580351
Visiting hours
Saturday to Sunday: 9.30 - 20.00
Tickets
With the All-In-One Ticket, visitors can enjoy admission to ALL the exhibits of the Festival (more than 20), including the World Press Photo official one.
Other Information
The Festival of Ethical Photography was born in 2010 from an idea of the nonprofit organization Gruppo Fotografico Progetto Immagine, based in Lodi, Italy, with the intention of focusing on ethical content of great relevance, bringing the general public closer to social issues.
We believe photography is a vital tool in communicating the reality of social injustice around the world and we want to emphasize the relationship between ethics, communication and photography through an innovative and diverse festival.
Thanks to a rich program of over 20 exhibitions by international and award-winning photojournalists, there are meetings, workshops, portfolio reviews, video-projections, guided tours, author talks, book presentations, educational projects for students and numerous other events.
We also organize an international contest, the World Report Award | Documenting Humanity and we dedicate a lot of attention to the nonprofit organisations allowing them to organize advocacy activities during the Festival.
Other than the annual event taking place every fall (September and October), the organization of the Festival works daily to make sure that the photographers’ work is seen and their voices heard thanks to several initiatives such as the Travelling Festival, exhibits ideated and curated in Lodi that travel all over Italy and Europe.
