TABLE TALKS: See Eye to Eye

TABLE TALKS: See Eye to Eye On photography's potential and responsibility in conversations about care How can photography foster empathy, understanding and care for others? And what responsibilities come with photographing and looking at one another? Taking as its starting point photography theorist Fred Ritchin's statement, "You can't bomb a people when you know them" , Katy Hundertmark invites us to explore photography's potential to create connections between people and open up new perspectives on the Other. This is the first in a series of three TABLE TALKS presented by FOTO STUDIO as part of the exhibition Young Danish Photography ’26 at Fotografisk Center. About TABLE TALKS TABLE TALKS is a conversation format that brings together artists, professionals and audiences around the table for open discussions about the role of photography in our contemporary world.The format challenges the traditional artist talk by creating an informal, non-hierarchical space for conversation, where everyone is invited to listen, ask questions and contribute their own perspectives. Admission is free, and light refreshments will be served. Everyone is welcome, regardless of professional background or prior knowledge of photography. The conversation will be held in English. Participation is free, but registration is required as places are limited. About Katy Hundertmark Katy Hundertmark (b. 1992, Muscat, Oman) is an artist and editor based in Amsterdam. She is Managing Editor of FOAM Magazine and previously worked for the photography journal NOTES. Together with Nuno Beijinho and Rodrigo Red Sandoval, she runs Mutter, an artist-run project space in Amsterdam. She is also a guest lecturer on the MA Photography programme at ÉCAL. About FOTO STUDIO FOTO STUDIO consists of visual artists Tine Bek, Paula Duvå and Mads Holm. Based in Copenhagen, the collective has been facilitating conversations about photography since 2022. TABLE TALKS is supported by the Aage and Johanne Louis-Hansen Foundation, the New Carlsberg Foundation, Jorcks Foundation, Handelsgartner Harry Opstrups Fond, Birgit Vibeke Tofts Mindefond, the Danish Arts Foundation and BKF Cultural Funds. Image credit portrait of Katy Hundertmark: Elaine Jeffrey