At Blipoint we bring the digital to the real world and help our photographers exhibit in important galleries and artistic spaces. Year after year we organize exhibitions with different themes. In addition, we have a social commitment and we frequently collaborate with various NGOs. Below you can find a chronological line showing our exhibitions starting with the most recent ones.
In the free contests: you will be able to exhibit your winning photograph if you become the winner of any of our free contests.
In the premium contests: the 22 selected of each premium contest will exhibit their photograph.
In other words, if you take part in a premium contest and your image is among the 22 selected photographs, you can exhibit ii at the Blipoint Photography Festival. Similarly, if you participate in a free contest and you become the winner, your work will also be exhibited at the festival.
We were in charge of organizing, next to to the Mulafest Festival, the I International Urban Photography Competition where we exhibited 250 finalist photographs of the Blipoint-Mulafest contest. The exhibition was held at IFEMA during the Mulafest urban art festival.
In collaboration with the City Council of Sant Andreu de la Barca, Barcelona, we made an exhibition of 23 photographs in the lobby of the Núria Espert Theatre. The winners of the contest perfectly captured the concept of local commerce and traditional shops.
Blipoint inaugurated the “MyWorld” Event, in which the 37 winning images and posters from the MyWorld Contest were put on display. The concept of said contest was for participants to capture, through photography or design, the essence of what surrounds them and makes up their identity.
The invitation was extended through the Blipoint app, to capture with images the majesty of the sky from different points of view. The 15 winning images were displayed.
Blipoint inaugurated PhotoIgualdad along with AMACAE (Asociación Madrileña Contra el Acoso Escolar) (Association against school bullying of Madrid), which gathered the best 25 published images of the campaign that was launched from the Blipoint App to raise awareness on school bullying. All profits from the sales of the images were destined in full to AMACAE.
Exhibition of the 21 winning images of the contest, where the objective was to capture and transmit the influence that the great and massive cities have over daily life.
The participants were invited to represent and transmit the diverse emotions and feelings that rain produces on them, from different points of view. The 21 winning photographs were displayed, and six countries were represented.
In this contest, participants were invited to represent the magic and art transmitted by black and white photography through images. On the day of the inauguration took place the presentation of the photography book, containing the 15 winning images that formed the second prize.
In this contest, participants were invited to transmit through photography, the concept of freedom and those aspects related to independence. The 20 winning photographs were displayed.
Photographic Exhibition of the 18 winners of the contest where participants (of 11 different nationalities) were invited to represent and reflect emotions through their images.
Blipoint, along with the A Rojo group, inaugurated the Fountain of Life Photographic exhibition, displaying the 14 winning pieces of the contest. Participants were invited to represent, through photography, women as a symbol of strength and beauty, as well as her role in the center of the family. 11 different nationalities were represented.
Blipoint, inaugurated the photography exhibition Music through the veins, where participants were invited to represent, through photographs, the extraordinary ability of music in evoking our deepest emotions and its influence in our state of being. The pieces of 20 winners of the contest were displayed.
Blipoint, inaugurated the Architecture exhibition, where participants were invited to represent architecture in its most elevated sense through images. The images from the 15 winning artists were displayed.
In October 21st 2010, Blipoint inaugurated the exhibition “Education: A Universal Right”, along with the Global Humanitarian ONG. The pieces of the 24 winning artists were displayed. Participants were invited to represent education, claiming access to a Mandatory Universal Education as a right through art.
The collections from the sales of the images was destined to the educational projects of the Global Humanitarian ONG.
In October 21st 2010, Blipoint inaugurated the Dreams exhibition, displaying the 20 winning images of the contest. Participants were invited to represent with their images, those dreams that reveal the nooks our subconscious, where characters appear and transport us to the most realistic fantasies of the mind and soul.
On February 27th 2010, Blipoint inaugurated the Macroview exhibition with the pieces of the 21 winning artists of the contest. Participants were invited to represent through images, the most insignificant and incredible details of the little things that surround us, which mostly go by unnoticed.
The Macroview Contest counted with 155 participants from several countries. Alberto Girón Castillo was in it as well as an invited artist.
Blipoint inaugurated the Cosmopolis exhibition where participants were invited to represent through photography, Barcelona as a universal and cosmopolite city. The pieces from the 19 winners of the contest were displayed, from a total 110 participants of different nationalities. The inauguration counted with the performance of artists such as Carolina Chávez and Daniel Castro, representing the theme Cosmopolis.
Blipoint inaugurated the Transfiguration exhibition, where participants were invited to represent, through their images, the cycles of nature and its many visions. The pieces of the 21 winning artists of the contest were displayed.
Blipoint inaugurated the Identity Factory Exhibition, where participants were invited to represent, through their images, the different characters and attitudes that we adopt facing life. The Identity Factory Contest counted with over 190 participants from diverse countries, of which 15 artists became the contest winners.