Jonathan Torgovnik's portrait of Oscar Pistorius wins PDN Photo Annual 2013

Jonathan Torgovnik's portrait of Oscar Pistorius was selected as one of the winners at the PDN Photo Annual 2013

Jonathan torgovnik's project from rwanda included in the 'Night of Photography' at The museum of fine art of la Chaux-de-Fonds in Switzerland February 16, 2013

Jonathan's Rwanda work will be presented during the 'Night of Photography' at The museum of fine art of la Chaux-de-Fonds in Switzerland during the biennale for contemporary art. February 16, 2013 in Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland

Jonathan Torgovnik's Exhibition Opens this week at the Yangon Photo Festival, Myanmar

Jonathan Torgovnik's "Intended Consequences' work from Rwanda opens on February 13, 5pm at the 5th Yangon Photo Festival, in Yangon Mynamar (Burma). The Yangon Photo Festival is a project under the patronage of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi. The theme of the exhibits at the 5th Yangon Photo Festival will be the French national motto "Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité" (Liberty, Equality, Fraternity). The opening of the exhibitions will take place on February 13; screenings and conferences from February 12 to 16

Jonathan Torgovnik will present his work at the 37th Annual Ruth K. Shartle Symposium during the WAR/PHOTOGRAPHY: Images of Armed Conflict and Its Aftermath Exhibition opening weekend

Jonathan Torgovnik will participate and present his work from Rwanda at the 37th Annual Ruth K. Shartle Symposium on Saturday, November 10, 2012, at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, USA, in conjuction with the WAR/PHOTOGRAPHY: Images of Armed Conflict and Its Aftermath exhibition. Jonathan will share the stage with photojournalist Carolyn Cole and the symposium will focus on the them of war-related photography for newspapers versus magazines. Curator Anne Tucker, and her co-curators, Will Michels and Natalie Zelt, will lead off a discussion.

Two other panels will follow with Don McCullin and James Nachtwey, Jim Goldberg and Susan Meiselas.

Jonathan Torgovnik to take part of Canon CPN live events at Visa Pour L'image Perpignan

Jonathan torgovnik will be presenting his work as part of the Canon 'CPN live' events during Visa Pour L'imagePhotojournalism festival in perpignan, France. Jonathan's live discution will be focused on how photography can creat social change. The event will take place at Palais des Congrès on Friday Sep. 7th at 15:00.

Jonathan Torgovnik's work from Haiti to be presented at Visa Pour L'image in Perpignan

Jonathan Torgovnik's extensive work from Haiti commissioned by GEO magazine will be presented in Perpignan, France in one of the evening projections, on Thursday Sep. 6th, 2012

Torgovnik's powerful portraits from Rwanda win top prize at Arles

Jonathan Torgovnik has won the Discovery prize at this year's Rencontre d'Arles photography festival for Intended Consequences his powerful series of portraits of women who were brutally raped in the Rwandan genocide and the children they bore as a result. 

Congo feature now on CNN.com

Jonathan Torgovnik's recent work from Congo about inter-community conflict recovery in Equateur Province, Western Democritic Republic of Congo (DRC) is now featured on CNN.com 

Torgovnik to deliver Keynote at CIPEC Congress, London - May 16, 2012

The 2012 CEPIC congress programme will open with a keynote presentation by award-winning photojournalist, Jonathan Torgovnik, author of Bollywood Dreams and Intended Consequences, whose provocative work provides an inspiring reminder of the powerful role photography plays in an increasingly visual world. May 16, 2012 - 9:15am
http://www.cepic.org/congress/2012/programme/wednesday_keynote_jonathan_torgovnik

AKAAKA reprints Intended Consequences Japanese edition April 2012

Japanese published AKAAKA reprints a second edition of Jonathan Torgovnik's Intended Consequences book.

http://www.akaaka.com/

Jonathan Torgovnik and MediaStorm win the duPont Columbia University Award 2010

New York University's Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute names Jonathan Torgovnik's “Intended Consequences” project as one of the best works of Journalism of the decade in the United States 2010

Jonathan Torgovnik's “Intended Consequences” project and film produced by MediaStorm was one of eighty nominees named for the best works of Journalism of the decade in the United States, by New York University's Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute. 

World Press Photo Prize 2009

EMMY NOMINATION 2009

Jonathan Torgovnik wins first prize at the National Portrait Gallery Photographic Portrait Prize 2007