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The semester starts off at SUR and PIC.A, PHotoEspaña activities in São Paulo, Rosario and Tegucigalpa. Festival Ñ in Madrid and Panama. New Notodohoteles.com and the 13th edition of Jamesonotodofilmfest

Más de 100 horas de actividades formativas, de tutorización, ayudas a la financiación de proyectos, dotaciones económicas y un rodaje exprés son algunas de las actividades propuestas

The festival will turn the district of Agra in a cultural point where local artists, neighbours and local shops are involved from 29 September to 26 October. www.coruna.es/agradirecto

A new PHotoBolsillo dedicated to photojournalist Diego González Ragel (Jerez de la Frontera 1893-Madrid 1951), whose work remains almost unknown

La Palangana was a photography collective formed in 1959 by members of Madrid’s Real Sociedad Fotográfica, friends sharing similar aesthetic and theoretical convictions. Their chief aim was to move away from the academic, pictorialist criteria by which photography was judged at the time, and at the same time to construct a faithful record of contemporary Spain in images. With this in mind, they worked primarily on the outskirts of the city and in villages – an attitude considered eccentric if not downright subversive. BUY IT HERE Though varying in their approach, these photographers laid the foundations of what today might

Centros de Arte, Cultura y Turismo. Cabildo de Lanzarote y PHotoEspaña organizan esta experiencia fotográfica en la que quince fotógrafos tendrán la oportunidad de fotografiar los lugares de interés de la isla.

Matador devotes an extra issue to the world of clubs, coinciding with the opening of Club Matador in Madrid

PHotoEspaña junto con la AECID, el Centro Cultural de España en Tegucigalpa y el Centro Cultural Parque de España en Rosario ponen en marcha la sexta edición de Trasatlántica PHotoEspaña

Hasta el 28 de septiembre en el Círculo de Bellas Artes

The Museo del Prado and the Department for the Promotion of the Arts of the Spanish Ministry of Education, Cultur e and Sport, in collaboration with PHotoEspaña, are presenting Masks . The exhibition features a series of 18 photographic portraits taken in the 1980s by Alberto Schommer, a recent recipient of the National Photography Pr ize, together with a selection of 13 portraits from the Museum’s own collect ion painted by Spanish artists between the 16 th and the early 20 th century. Room C of the Prado’s Jerónimos Building is the venue for the exhibitions Masks , a series