The World Press Photo exhibition has reopened in Genoa, featuring 140 photographs from 141 countries. The display runs through December 8.
What is the World Press Photo exhibition?
It is an annual showcase of award‑winning photojournalism selected by the World Press Photo organization.
Where is the exhibition being held in Genoa?
The show is installed at the Palazzo Ducale, the historic civic museum in the city centre.
How many images are on display?
The exhibition presents 140 images, each representing a different story or theme captured by photographers worldwide.
How many countries are represented?
Photographs come from 141 nations, illustrating a broad geographic scope.
When does the exhibition close?
Visitors can view the collection until 8 December, after which the works will be moved to the next host city.
Is there an admission fee?
Entry is free for the public, with guided tours offered on weekdays.
The exhibition aims to highlight contemporary issues through visual journalism and encourages visitors to engage with global perspectives.