Stefan Jensen is a curator at the Hasselblad Foundation, where he has produced several notable exhibitions and publications. He has also served as the project manager for a photobook festival for several years. Jensen is the Director of Studies for the undergraduate and master's programs in photography at HDK-Valand, University of Gothenburg. His academic research focuses on media and information literacy in relation to the photographic image, and he has a particular passion for how culture institutions can be organised. Jensen holds a BFA in Photography from the Glasgow School of Art, an MFA in Photography, and an MBA in Project Management.
Gintarė Krasuckaitė holds a Bachelor’s degree in Art History and Criticism, and a Master‘s degree in Art Curating from the Vytautas Magnus University in Kaunas. Having worked for the Kaunas Contemporary Art Biennial, she now works as a curator at Kaunas Photography Gallery, where she is also involved with the gallery residency programme as well as publishing projects.
Artist and writer Crystal Bennes critically and poetically examines knowledge systems and power structures. Her work begins with feminist reinterpretations of archival histories or myths, and makes essential, often surprising, connections between science, history, capitalism, colonialism, gender and political power. Klara and the Bomb (2022), her first photobook—charting connecting threads between the U.S.’s nuclear weapons research, gendered histories of modern computers, and nuclear colonialism—was published by The Eriskay Connection in 2022 and shortlisted for the Photo Text Book Award at Les Rencontres d’Arles in 2023.
Inga Linn Härdelin is part of the Landskrona Foto crew, working as a coordinator for the residency program and activities related to exhibitions. She holds a MA in artistic photography from Valand Academy, University of Gothenburg.