
The Portfolio Reviews are part of the IPFA International Meeting 2026, an event that brings together over 50 photography festivals from around the world in Barcelona each year. This is an exceptional opportunity to present your work directly to festival directors and curators, establish real connections, and open doors to exhibitions and new collaborations. With a close and professional format, each participant meets in individual 20-minute sessions with experts selected for their trajectory, criteria, and experience in international programming. By accessing the portfolio reviews, you get access to all the activities of the IPFA Meeting 2026, 3 days for professional networking and enjoyment. An exclusive program for photographers looking to boost their careers. Only 72 spots are available in the first round at this exclusive price.
Meet the 2026 Reviewers!
The reviewers are part of reference festivals and curating platforms worldwide. Their function is double: to offer a professional and constructive critique of your work and to generate proposals for future exhibitions, publications, residencies, and collaborations.
INTERNATIONAL EXPERTS WHO CAN TRANSFORM YOUR CAREER!

Nelson Marmelo

Nelson Marmelo Photographer, curator, and artistic director. Graduated in photography and visual arts, with experience in medicine and diagnostic imaging. Founder and artistic director of Diafragma – Covilhã International Photography Festival and the co-founder of the international collective Afinidades. Exhibits internationally and works as a juror, and curator in the field of photography.
Portuguese - French - English - Spanish

Jean-Yves Camus

Jean-Yves Camus is director of the Nouvel Observatoire Photographique du Grand Est, where he leads programmes for contemporary photographic creation and professional support. He oversees L’Événement Photographique and Starting Blocks NCY, directs the NOP-Galerie, and develops research-based projects on mountain territories and the snow economy. He lives and works between Nancy, Briançon, and Paris.
French - English

Teona Omar Gogichaishvili

Georgian-born curator, visual artist, and lecturer based in Germany. Co-organizer and curator of KOLGA TBILISI PHOTO and co-founder of PURPUR COLLECTIVE. Regular jury member and portfolio reviewer at major international photography platforms, including FotoFest Houston, Visa pour l’Image, and ICP New York. Her work explores themes of home, migration, womanhood, and diversity.
English - German - Georgian - Russian

Arnaud Laroche & Luna Coqueiro

Arnaud Laroche is the director of the Boutographies festival. Trained in image-making, he has led the festival since 2002 and regularly participates in international events as a portfolio review expert.
Luna Coqueiro is the assistant director of the Boutographies festival. She joined the team in 2023 and works on national and international projects, cultural mediation, and festival administration.
French - English

Mauricio Mejia Muñoz

Photographer, audiovisual filmmaker, and visual educator with more than 17 years of experience creating photographic and audiovisual narratives that explore the relationship between territory, identity, and cultural transformation. My work combines visual documentary practice, cinematography, and community-based pedagogy, generating processes in which the image becomes a tool for memory, education, and reflection.
Spanish

Shirin Abedi

Shirin Abedi is an award winning German-Iranian documentary photographer based in Amsterdam. Her work explores themes of love and pain. Shirin publishes an irregular newsletter “On Photography and Life”, and founded the IRAN FOTO FEST in 2025, an independent festival for documentary photography from–in–for Iran.
English - Persian - German

Sigrid Debusschere

Award-winning photographer whose work has been exhibited internationally and published in magazines and photobooks. Director and curator of BSPF – Brussels Street Photography Festival, and curator for WSP – Women Street Photographers (NYC). Frequently invited as a jury member and portfolio reviewer at international photography festivals. Her practice moves between street photography and the documentation of everyday life.
English - French - Dutch
