Stenin Contest exhibition opens in San Juan, Argentina

“For us, as students, it is a great privilege to take part in an internationally recognized photo exhibition. The fact that it is being held in the public library of the Rawson District is especially important to us. We are participating in the project because we can pass it on and display the photos at the National University of San Juan. Our idea is that students, in addition to academic training, must have access to arts and culture that enrich other dimensions of their lives.”

“The goal of photojournalism is to capture the moment, the event and the character, but I think that these works go beyond that: they manage to convey emotions and take us to the most remote corners of the world, giving us aesthetic pleasure. Photography has become an art, and this art reflects different cultures. It is very important for us as a media outlet to help promote, transmit and preserve this timeless art.”

“Equality between countries and cultures means recognizing each other’s differences and respecting each other as equals. This exhibition, which we are very proud to present, provides an insight into places in different parts of the world that tell us that there are many points of view on our multicultural and multipolar planet. This is fresh air and colorful life, as opposed to the gray mandate of those who dictate a single cultural hegemony for the planet.”