Partners

Bucharest Photofest builds its identity through strong, long-term collaborations with cultural institutions, embassies, companies, and organizations that share the same vision: promoting visual culture and intercultural dialogue. We extend our gratitude to all those who support this edition and contribute to the growth of a festival that brings contemporary photography to the heart of the city.

Main Partners

Kaufland, Garanti BBVA, SONY, Rune, EPSON

Official Mobility Partner

Toyota Romania

Institutional & Cultural Partners

Embassy of Estonia, Ministry of Culture Estonia, Embassy of the Kingdom of Norway, Embassy of Canada, Embassy of Spain, Embassy of the Czech Republic, Czech Centre, Istituto Italiano di Cultura di Bucarest, Liszt Institute – Hungarian Cultural Centre Bucharest, National Library of Romania, UNHCR Romania, National Museum of the Romanian Peasant, National Museum of Maps and Old Books, Juhan Kuus Documentary Photo Centre Tallinn

Partners

Hungarian House of Photography, AQUA Carpatica, Domeniile Sâmburești, UBER, Point Hub, Cinemateca Eforie, Cinema Union, Club Control, Coworkperativa, Ichigo, Kulturhaus Garage Hall, /SAC – Contemporary Art Space, Agenția București, Cărturești Bookstores, Nais Space, Random Space, Tucano Coffee Melbourne, idle Gallery, Jameson, GOST Books, Filos Publishing House, InPhoto Festival

Media Partners

PRO TV, Radio Guerrilla, F64, IQads, MATCA, Observator Cultural, Zile și Nopți, mediaTrust, ArTeVezi, Propagarta

Tickets

Available through Eventbook.ro

We collaborate with cultural institutions, foundations, academic partners, and corporate organizations who recognize the importance of independent cultural production and the power of photography as a contemporary language.

We seek long-term collaborations grounded in shared values and intellectual integrity.

Explore Partnership Opportunities and let’s talk.

Bucharest Photofest operates as an independent cultural platform dedicated to contemporary photography, visual research, and public discourse.

Independent cultural ecosystems do not emerge spontaneously. They are built through long-term commitment, intellectual rigor, and collective support.

Your involvement sustains continuity. Continuity enables depth. Depth allows meaningful artistic production.

If you believe that photography matters – as testimony, as research, as cultural memory – we invite you to support the platform that enables it.

Romanian tax legislation provides corporate income taxpayers with a mechanism through which a portion of their tax liability can be directed to eligible non-profit organisations, rather than being remitted in full to the state budget. This mechanism entails no additional financial burden for the company – the redirected amount forms part of the corporate income tax already owed, not a supplementary contribution.

The Romanian Fiscal Code establishes a fiscal credit for sponsorship and patronage expenditure. It is important to note that such expenditure is not tax-deductible when computing taxable profit ; however, it may reduce the corporate income tax liability.

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Partners

Institutional &
Corporate
Partnerships

We collaborate with cultural institutions, foundations, academic partners, and corporate organizations who recognize the importance of independent cultural production and the power of photography as a contemporary language.

We seek long-term collaborations grounded in shared values and intellectual integrity.

Explore Partnership Opportunities and let’s talk.

Sustain a platform for critical contemporary photography.

Bucharest Photofest operates as an independent cultural platform dedicated to contemporary photography, visual research, and public discourse.

Independent cultural ecosystems do not emerge spontaneously. They are built through long-term commitment, intellectual rigor, and collective support.

Your involvement sustains continuity. Continuity enables depth. Depth allows meaningful artistic production.

If you believe that photography matters – as testimony, as research, as cultural memory – we invite you to support the platform that enables it.

Corporate
Income Tax
Redirection

The Romanian Fiscal Code establishes a fiscal credit for sponsorship and patronage expenditure. It is important to note that such expenditure is not tax-deductible when computing taxable profit ; however, it may reduce the corporate income tax liability.

Next Project

Partners

Institutional & Corporate Partnerships

We collaborate with cultural institutions, foundations, academic partners, and corporate organizations who recognize the importance of independent cultural production and the power of photography as a contemporary language.

We seek long-term collaborations grounded in shared values and intellectual integrity.

Explore Partnership Opportunities and let’s talk.

Sustain a platform for critical contemporary photography.

Bucharest Photofest operates as an independent cultural platform dedicated to contemporary photography, visual research, and public discourse.

Independent cultural ecosystems do not emerge spontaneously. They are built through long-term commitment, intellectual rigor, and collective support.

Your involvement sustains continuity. Continuity enables depth. Depth allows meaningful artistic production.

If you believe that photography matters – as testimony, as research, as cultural memory – we invite you to support the platform that enables it.

Corporate Income Tax Redirection

The Romanian Fiscal Code establishes a fiscal credit for sponsorship and patronage expenditure. It is important to note that such expenditure is not tax-deductible when computing taxable profit ; however, it may reduce the corporate income tax liability.

Next Project

Institutional &
Corporate
Partnerships

Corporate
Income Tax
Redirection