The world through a lens — raw, moving, and sometimes downright breathtaking. This September, the World Press Photo Exhibition returns to TU/e from 2 until 24 September, with the winning images from the 68th annual World Press Photo Contest. You can visit this important exhibition for free in Atlas building, TU/e Campus.
Prepare to be moved by powerful visuals, unexpected perspectives, and stories that stay with you. This is more than an exhibition — it’s an invitation to pause, reflect, and see the world differently.
The World Press Photo Exhibition brings together the most impactful photojournalism of the past year, selected from over 59,000 entries submitted by photographers from around the globe. From headline-making events to stories that rarely make the news, these images offer a compelling glimpse into today’s world — captured with honesty, urgency, and artistic vision.
And the best part? It’s free. It’s open to all. And it’s right here on campus, in the Atlas building.
Opening hours
Tuesday 2 – Wednesday 24 September 2025
Monday to Friday: 08:00–20:00
Saturday: 12:00–17:00
Sunday: Closed
Audiotour and guided tours
If you're looking for more context, listen to the free audiotour on your own smartphone (scan the QR code on-site). There are also free 30-minute guided tours led by TU/e students, who will share the stories behind the photos.
Reservations are required for the guided tours; booking will be available soon via this website.