Photography 4 Humanity/Fotografiska Global Prize 2026

Deadline: Jul 12, 2026

other

unfunded

To Apply

Please visit the application link below to apply.

Opportunity Overview

📖 About

Photography 4 Humanity, in partnership with the world-renowned photography museum Fotografiska, has launched HOME, a global open call inviting photographers everywhere to explore one of the most universal—and most fragile—ideas of our time.

In a world shaped by climate disruption, conflict, migration, and displacement, HOME asks emerging artists to capture what home means today: a place of safety, belonging, identity, memory, or loss.

United Nations Human Rights

🎁 Benefits

Selected photographs will be exhibited at United Nations Headquarters in New York on Human Rights Day, December 10, 2026, in Gallery A—one of the UN’s most prominent public spaces.
The exhibition will be guest curated by legendary documentary photographer James Nachtwey.
The photographs will also be shared globally through UN.org, bringing the meaning of home into the heart of the international human rights conversation.

✅ Requirements

Images should reflect on safety, belonging, dignity, identity, and place.
Photographs should explore the theme through personal, documentary, or conceptual perspectives.
Open to photographers from anywhere in the world.

📅 Application Date and Process

Application Deadline: 12 July, 2026
Interested photographers can apply via the official application website.

🌟 Ideal Candidate

The ideal candidate is a photographer who:

Is passionate about exploring the meaning of home in the context of climate disruption, displacement, and migration.
Can creatively capture themes of identity, memory, and loss through their lens.

📌 Contact Information

For more details, visit the official website of Photography 4 Humanity.

Benefits

Selected photographs will be exhibited at United Nations Headquarters in New York on Human Rights Day, December 10, 2026, in Gallery A—one of the UN’s most prominent public spaces.
The exhibition will be guest curated by legendary documentary photographer James Nachtwey.
The exhibition will be shared globally through UN.org, bringing the meaning of home into the heart of the international human rights conversation.

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