Frequently asked questions about the Campos Viola IGOTSHOT area

Question 1

What is IGOTSHOT?

Accepted Answer

IGOTSHOT is the event photography and cultural reportage section of Campos Viola. It documents local festivals, sporting events, cultural weeks and community traditions in the district of Fürstenfeldbruck and Greater Munich. IGOTSHOT currently comprises more than 4,100 photographs across 24 curated galleries, all freely accessible.

Question 2

Since when has IGOTSHOT existed?

Accepted Answer

IGOTSHOT was founded in 2019 as the platform for event reportage and long-term documentation under Campos Viola. The Campos Viola organisation itself has been documenting since 1999. Since 2024 Michael Campos Viola has operated the Campos Viola non-profit limited company (gUG).

Question 3

Which events are documented on IGOTSHOT?

Accepted Answer

Documented events include the Women's Carnival Emmering, the Athletes Ball Emmering, the Maypole in Emmering and Gilching, 100 Years FC Emmering, Beach Party Gilching, Bildwerk Olympia S-Bahn, light painting with a Pixelstick, Graffiti Against Bombing Civilians, and the Kunst- und Kulturwoche Gilching (KuKuWo) as a lifetime project spanning 2017 to 2025.

Question 4

What is IGOTSHOT Lifetime?

Accepted Answer

IGOTSHOT Lifetime is a set of long-term archives for recurring cultural events. The main example is the Kunst- und Kulturwoche Gilching (KuKuWo), whose editions KuKuWo 17 to KuKuWo 25 are archived as individual mini-publications. Hub: /en/igotshot-lifetime/gilching.

Question 5

Who are IGOTSHOT's partners?

Accepted Answer

IGOTSHOT cooperates with the municipality of Emmering, the municipality of Gilching, TV Emmering e.V. and FC Emmering e.V. among others. Campos Viola is additionally recognised as a non-profit media organisation and collaborates with a range of cultural institutions.

Maypole Celebration Emmering 2026