Edition365 Winners - British Journal of Photography

From 1854 and British Journal of Photography in collaboration with New Art City, welcome to Edition365: a portrait of the year that changed everything.

Since the coronavirus pandemic swept the world in March 2020, all of humanity has shared – and documented – an extraordinary experience. History has unfurled in front of our eyes; cracks in our systems have been magnified, and across oceans and borders, ways of thinking, acting and existing remain in flux.

Uniting the voices of renowned photographers, emerging artists and everyday people alike, Edition365 is a vast and immersive digital exhibition. All of the work was created between 11 March 2020, when the World Health Organisation officially announced a global pandemic, and 10 March 2021: 365 days, captured in 365 artworks, by a vast and dynamic array of creators from around the world.

Traversing tales of love, loss, hope, solidarity – humankind’s collective will to resist, persist and rebuild – the exhibition is among the most ambitious New Art City has ever attempted: a once-in-a-century photography collection, conceived to stand as a historical reference for decades to come.

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Edition365 Private View

Welcome to Edition 365: a portrait of the year that changed everything. Join us for a guided view of the digital exhibition.

About this event

From 1854 and British Journal of Photography, in collaboration with New Art City and OpenSea, you are entering one of the most immersive virtual exhibitions ever created, for the metaverse.

Join us as the team behind the vast and immersive digital exhibition speak through the work and curation that has resulted in a time-capsule of the year that changed everything.

All work shown throughout this exhibition was created between 11 March 2020, when the World Health Organization officially announced a global pandemic, and 10 March 2021: 365 days, captured in 365 artworks, by a vast and dynamic array of creators from around the world.

Simply enter the exhibition via the link provided during this time to take part in our immersive private view.

Though this exhibition is available on both mobile and tablet, we suggest using desktop for the best experience.