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Fujifilm’s Fujikina NYC 2022 Event: Expand Your Image-Making Journey

August 10, 2022

By Jacqueline Tobin

Photo © Derek Fahsbender


What are you doing on September 10? We’ll be at Fujikina 2022 at Glasshouse in New York City—the must-attend one-day event for photographers and lovers of everything Fujifilm.

On tap at the inaugural U.S.-based Fujikina event will be a host of seminars from top photographers in the industry, product demos, photo walks, photo gallery viewings and more. Attendees will also have the opportunity to try the latest range of Fujifilm’s GFX System and X Series cameras and lenses.

Fujikina 2022 event will have Photowalks.
© 2021 Ryan Tuttle

Photo walks will be sponsored by Nanlite and conducted out on the streets of NYC for a completely immersive experience with five pairs of Fujifilm creators. Learn more here.

“We are excited and honored to host Fujikina in New York City, which has such a rich history of showing Fujifilm’s support and celebration of the arts,” says Victor Ha, Vice President, Electronic Imaging and Optical Devices, FUJIFILM North America Corporation. “We’re excited to make The City a big part of the experience for our guests.”

Ha continues: “Demonstrating Fujifilm’s ongoing commitment to storytelling, Fujikina NYC 2022 will be part touch-and-try, part education, and part exhibition—truly a festival for the image-making community and anyone interested in the art of visual storytelling.” Learn more here.

Fujikina 2022 will also have Touch & Try sessions.
© 2021 Ryan Tuttle

Touch & Try sessions will also be taking place at Fujikina.

Top industry creators from all over the world will be featured at Fujikina, including Aaron Anderson (editorial portraiture), Bryan Minear (outdoor adventure), filmmakers Daniel Malikyar, David Geffin, Jasmine Quiñones and John Stambaugh, along with Lanna Apisukh (editorial) and Mio Monasch (landscape).

On the main stage will be the legendary portrait photographer Greg Gorman—who is also the keynote speaker—along with Xyza Cruz Bacani (documentary), frequent National Geographic contributor Sam Abell (nature), filmmaker Philip Bloom, Irene Yee (outdoor adventure), Tom Hegen (Aerial), and 3-Time World Press Photo Award Winner, Yasuyoshi Chiba (photojournalism).

In conjunction with Fujikina, Fujifilm is celebrating the 10-year anniversary of Fujifilm’s X-Mount technology. In honor of this milestone, and in demonstrating Fujifilm’s commitment to storytelling, Fujikina will celebrate with a special project showcasing imagery and stories from “10 remarkable women image-makers —all with diverse backgrounds and skill sets. These artists were hand-picked to each envision a project and received funding, technical support and guidance from Fujifilm along the way to bring those projects to life. Subjects range from a post-climate-apocalypse tale of seeking beauty amidst hardship, to an exploration of rites of passage and coming-of-age stories, to an adventure-driven piece on women rock climbers over 40, and more,” according to Fujifilm.

Fujikina 2022 will be free and open to the public. Guests are required to register and book a time slot to attend the event, as well as reserve space in a workshop, photowalk or touch and try session. they wish to attend. To learn more, visit the event site here.

Register for free here and make sure to check out Fujifilm’s 5-week takeover of Rangefinder’s Eye-Catching Portraits and Photos of the Week, starting Monday August 15. Five of Fujifilm’s Featured Creators at Fujikina—who have been making images with Fujifilm’s latest X-series cameras—will be taking over our column: Bethany Mollenkof, Yolanda Hoskey, Nivi Shaham, Micheli Oliver and Jaida Grey Eagle.

Stay tuned!