In an era of digital saturation and synthetic imagery, the power of real photography has never felt more vital. As the World Press Photo Exhibition returns to London — this time at the newly launched MPB Gallery at Here East — Georgina Godwin speaks with exhibition director Woody Anderson about the enduring importance of photojournalism. From war zones and climate crises to protests and celebrations, the images captured by photojournalists shape not only how we see the world, but how we feel it. Tune in for a conversation that explores why these images matter, what it means to experience them in a physical space, and how, in the age of AI and manipulated media, authenticity has become a radical act.
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