World Press Photo Exhibition at The Scottish Parliament

5th – 26th August 2023

Monday to Saturday – 10am to 5pm (last entry 4.30pm)

Price – Free

See the world’s best photojournalism for free, at the only venue in the UK to host this exhibition.

This year’s World Press Photo Contest winners, chosen from thousands of entrants, highlight the climate crisis, community, war’s impact on civilians, and the importance of press photography around the world.

There’s no need to book – the exhibition will be free to view in the Main Hall during opening hours.

World Press Photo exists to celebrate and champion photojournalism and documentary photography.

This year the winners were chosen out of over 60,000 photographs and open format entries, by over 3,700 photographers from 127 countries.

The Scottish Parliament has been one of the only UK venues to host this global exhibition since 2006.

Special preview tour with curator (and BSL interpreter) – Friday 4 August, 2pm

Join us for a tour of the exhibition by the World Press Curator Mariana Rettore Baptista, and see the exhibition before anyone else!

Mariana will talk about the background to the stories and themes covered, and why they were chosen to feature in the exhibition.

This is a free tour, open to the public, but spaces are limited. Spaces will also be given to BSL users, as there will be a BSL interpreter present:

World’s best press pictures come to the Scottish Parliament

The World Press Photo Exhibition showcases more than 100 of the most compelling and powerful examples of photojournalism taken over the course of 2017. The free exhibition is on display from Wednesday 1 August – Saturday 25 August 2018. Continue reading World’s best press pictures come to the Scottish Parliament

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World Press Photo 2017

Friday 4 August – Saturday 26 August 2017 (closed Sundays) Free entry

The worldwide touring exhibition of award-winning photos opens at the Scottish Parliament in Holyrood today. Continue reading See World Press Photo Exhibition at Scottish Parliament