European Cartoon Award

The European Cartoon Award, one of the world’s most prestigious prizes for illustrated political satire, brings its Traveling Exhibition to the Innsbruck Journalismusfest. This special showcase features a selection of the finest cartoons from the past five editions, tackling some of the most pressing issues of recent years while offering thought-provoking glimpses into the future. […]

Wie Straßenzeitungen Leben verändern 

Since the 1990s, street papers have been providing a source of income to people affected by poverty, homelessness and other forms of marginalisation worldwide. They give a voice to these people and add to media diversity of a given city or region. In Tyrol, it is street paper 20er that is sold by some 250 people month […]

Wie Straßenzeitungen Leben verändern

This special exhibition celebrates the idea of street papers: Who are the people that sell street magazines worldwide? What do these magazines look like in Korea, Australia, or in Switzerland? Curated by Rebecka Domig, this exhibition first opened in Kornhausforum in Bern and was realised as a collaboration with Swiss street paper Surprise. The updated version […]

Wie Straßenzeitungen Leben verändern

This special exhibition celebrates the idea of street papers: Who are the people that sell street magazines worldwide? What do these magazines look like in Korea, Australia, or in Switzerland? Curated by Rebecka Domig, this exhibition first opened in Kornhausforum in Bern and was realised as a collaboration with Swiss street paper Surprise. The updated version […]

Atlas of Globalisation

The Atlas of Globalisation by Le Monde diplomatique has been setting standards in journalistic cartography for 20 years. It represents a comprehensive and clear illustration of what globalisation means in the 21st century—for the freedom of movement of people and goods, for political participation, and for social progress. The current Atlas of Globalisation labelled “Ungleiche Welt” (Unequal […]