Dorte Verner

AWARDS, EXHIBITIONS AND PUBLICATIONS

Recent Awards:

Exhibitions:

  • Africa: A Continent on the Move, a solo exhibition by Dorte Venrer at Jica, Sapporo, Hoikkaido, Japan. April-June 2023.(ongoing)

  • Africa: A Continent on the Move, an exhibition with Sadao Watanabe and Dorte Venrer at Fujifilm, Japan. Aug. -Dec. 2019  It was also shown in Yokohama and Osaka.

  • Traversée mauritanienne, a solo exhibition by Dorte Verner in the National Museum of Mauritania. Mar. 13, 2019 - (ongoing)

  • The Sahel, Resilient People in Burkina Faso, Chad, Mauritania, and Niger. A solo exhibition by Dorte Verner in The World Bank, Washington D.C., USA.  Mar. 19, 2018 - (ongoing).

  • The Silk Road - Photography Biennale of Tianshui, China. A multi-artist exhibition and Dorte Verner exhibits 12 photographs from Iran, Jordan, Oman, and Syria.  Jun. 20 - Oct. 31, 2018.

  • People and Places - Global Human Photography, a solo exhibition by Dorte Verner at the Air France Lounge, JFK, New York. Jul. 1- Oct. 31, 2019.

  • The Wonder People, a solo Exhibition by Dorte Verner at Photoworks Gallery, Washington D.C., USA. Jan. 19 - Feb. 27 2018. The Washington Post and The Washington City Paper reviewed the show (click on link to read reviews). The Wonder People exhibit is a series of photographs of children and adults caught in the global refugee crisis. Dorte Verner captured the exhibited photographs of people caught in 22 countries and originally from Afghanistan, Burundi, Central African Republic, Democratic Republic of Congo, Iraq, Kurdistan, Myanmar, Rwanda, Somalia, South Sudan, Syria and more over the past three years. The photographs are a rare look into the life of “The Wonder People” around the globe.

Recent Interviews, Movies, other:

Recent Publications:

  • GEO Magazine, Moken Fisherman on two pages; October 2018.

  • Air France Magaine, October 2019,

  • Phoneix Magazine, Cover; Fall 2018.

Other Awards:

Exhibitions :

  • USA: Annual IPS Exhibit, a multi-artist show in  The International Monetary Fund, Washington D.C., USA.  2022.

  • USA: People and Places - Global Human Photography, an exhibition by Dorte Verner at the Lapop Gallery in Washington D.C. in decmber, 2019.

  • International Photo Society Annual Photo Exhibition. A multi-artist show at the Preston Lounge, Washington D.C., USA.  Sep. 21- Oct. 31, 2018.

  • USA: Without Borders, a solo exhibition by Dorte Verner in Henry Luce III Center for Arts and Religion, Washington D.C., USA. Sep. 17 - Jan. 30, 2018.

  • Greece: Blank Wall Gallery: People and Winter exhibit. November 2017.

  • China:

  • India:

  • Czech Republic, Prague: September 2017 at Nikon Photo Gallery.  http://www.nikonphotogallery.cz/

  • The United Kingdom, London: December 2017 at Center of Excellence.

  • France, Paris: November 2017 at Salon de la Photo.  https://en.lesalondelaphoto.com/

  • Japan: 

    • Nikon Photo Contest 2016-2017 Photo Exhibition: DAIKANYAMA T-SITE GARDEN GALLERY in Tokyo. July 29 to August 2, 2017.  http://real.tsite.jp/daikanyama/english/

    • Nikon Plaza Shinjuku, THE GALLERY through October 2017.

    • Nikon Museum, Shinagawa, Tokyo.

    • Nikon President's Office, Nikon, Tokyo.

  • Italy: #Connect4Climate two photos are exhibited in Piazza Maggiore Bologna leading up to the G7. https://t.co/49t6NLu2bU

  • The United States

    • The World Bank, Washington D.C., USA: Large solo exhibit: Faces of Resilience, June 20 to July 7, 2017, James D. Wolfensohn Atrium and from July 7 onwards on the floor of the Vice President of Africa.  This photojournalism exhibit features 25 large photographs Dorte made in Uganda, Kenya and Niger in early 2017—three countries hosting a large number of refugees and IDPs with very limited resources. the exhibit documents, through photographs and narratives, the resilience and challenges faced by refugees and host communities.

    • The World Bank, Washington D.C., USA. International Exhibit, ongoing.

    • The International Monetary Fund, June and July 2014. IPS Exhibit. International exhibit with six photographs by Dorte from Cuba, Iran, Myanmar, and Thailand.

    • People in a Changing Climate, The World Bank, Permanent exhibition(ongoing).

Awards and exhibitions 2016:

  • Best Photo exhibited in Metropolitan Washington D.C., USA, selected by the City Paper.

  • International Photography Award (IPA) winner: series “Indigenous Peoples Under Climate and Other Treats” in IPA's 2016 social course category.

  • Winner of International Photographic Society 2016 competition with Snow Day. Exhibit in IMF, June 2016.

  • Shutterbug published photo of Dao Peoples in Vietnam (April, 2016; page 16).

  • Exhibits: Social Implications of Climate Change at Photo Works, Washington D.C., USA (March) and at the IMF (June and October).

Awards and exhibitions 2015 & 2014

  • Photographer of the Year award the International Photographic society, 2015.

  • Honorable Mention for Cuban Joy, Santa Fe Workshops, 2015.

  • Honorable Mention for Cuban Joy, International Photography Award (IPA), 2015.

  • Photographer of the Year 2015 International Photography society, Washington D.C., USA.

  • Photographer of the Year 2014, International Photography society, Washington D.C., USA.

Dorte’s work wass exhibited in:  The Louvre, Paris ( Koro Boys);  Center for Digital Imaging Arts,  the International Monetary Fund,  Tryst,  the World Bank,  the Goethe Institute,  Photo Works, and the Foto Central at FotoWeekDC.

Selected Books and Other Publications:

In 2012, Dorte's book Arab People in Transition: Climatic and Cultural Change won third place in FotoWeekDC International Award Competition in the Photojournalism category.

Dorte published a second photo book about Indigenous peoples in Omo Valley, Ethiopia and climate change: People of the Omo Valley Under Climate and Other Pressures.

Dorte’s photos are published in magazines such as in Shutterbug, Environment Matters and on websites e.g. the World Bank and  IFPRI's Arab Spatial.  Dorte's photographs are displayed on covers and inside books:  

Dorte has served as a judge in numerous photo contests, including Nikon Movie competition 2018, USA;  Picture Inequality: A Global Photo Contest by the World Bank with submissions from 71 countries.