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Progressive Street

  • ABOUT
  • FACES
  • STAFF
  • ProgressivE-zine
  • Books - PPH
  • SHOP
  • Out of bounds-zine
    • First two issues of the magazine
  • OOB Out Of Bounds
  • Exhibitions
  • NOTES From the Streets
  • PROTESTS in the World
    • 2026
    • 2025
    • 2024
  • FAKE WORLD
  • TIPS
  • VIDEO
  • Index SEARCH
  • Contact
  • FEATURED ON FB
    • STORY TIME
    • CHALLENGES
    • PROGRESSIVE COVERS
    • MATCHING MOMENTS
    • PHOTOS OF THE WEEK
    • GALLERIES PDFS
    • INSTAGRAM
  • SPOKESPERSONS
  • A Glimpse of Our Society
  • ProgresFestival MAGAZINE
 
Size:21 x 21 cm /54 pages
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Size:21 x 21 cm /56 pages

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13/09/2026


The findings from ProgresFestival 2026 are documented in these three books,

which are available for individual purchase.

 
“Everyday Family Life”
"Visions"
“The Visual Memory of Protest” Winners
 
ProgresFestival 2026
 

The jury

Margarita Mavromichalis, Gabi Ben Avraham, Siegfried Hansen – Vision Single

Margarita Mavromichalis, Michael Dressel, Keef Charles – Vision Series

Aña Abrao, John Gill, Batsceba Hardy – The Visual Memory of Protest (singles and Projects)

Ornella Mazzola, Batsceba Hardy, Sabyasachi Nath – Everyday Family Life (singles and Projects)

Dear judges, we wish to express our heartfelt appreciation for the time and effort you dedicated to serving as judges in our ProgresFestival contest. Your expertise and thoughtful evaluations have been invaluable to our organisation. We recognise that your responsibilities as judges required a significant commitment, and we truly appreciate the dedication you demonstrated throughout the process. Thank you once again for your invaluable support and for the time you spent evaluating the contest submissions.

Festival editorial team ‍

Cameron Scott, Manager

Cassian Edwards, Secretary

Delfim Correlo and Alberto M. Melis, Vision Section – Martin Agius, Cameron Scott, Protest Section – Cassian Edwards, Family Life Section –

Promoters: Shubhodeep Roy, Federico Borobio, Martin Agius

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