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Lory Martinez Portrait @ NYT + great Story on Podcast today

Carolina Arantes

Podcasting Is Booming. Will Hollywood Help or Hurt Its Future? A frothy adaptation market is just one sign of the rapid evolution of the industry. But some worry that big money will stifle the D.I.Y. spirit that has driven much of its success.

What They Left Behind

Children Coronavirus Covid Dying/Death Editorial Media Pandemics Parenting & Family Photography Sorrow

As the nation reaches the milestone of a half-million deaths about a year after the first American succumbed to the coronavirus, the number of children killed by the disease remains relatively small. Each death represents a shattered family and a trauma deepened, parents say, by the rampant belief that kids can’t get covid, or that it..

Work for the Bloomberg Wire in 2020

Photographs I made for Bloomberg’s wire service in 2019 & 2020 have been published in Barron’s, Bloomberg, Institutional Investor, The New York Times, The Seattle Times, The Print India, Vox, The Washington Post, and The Wall Street Journal , among others. The most recent assignment I did for Bloomberg was at the Avangrid..

USA Today: Vaccine rollout continues across US

Vaccine rollout continues across US Distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine rolls out across the U.S. with the initial focus on health care workers, first responders and nursing homes.

Publication on Vox.com

I am so glad to share this story about Times Square performance artists in times of Covid-19 thanks to Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting - Diversify Photo and Vox for supporting this project As Times Square sits idle, so do Mickey and Elmo Life was never easy for New York’s costumed performers. What happens when the tourists..

Daily Telegraph (UK)

From the intro to the piece written by my Colleague and Daily Telegraph Berlin Correspondent Justin Huggler: At Friday prayers, the area around Berlin’s Sehitlik mosque can seem like a forgotten corner of Istanbul. It’s not just the traditional Ottoman mosque, complete with dome, twin minarets and pierced screens, or the fact that..

On NPR Picture Show: Vanessa Leroy's 'there's a place i want to take you'

Michele Abercrombie

"There isn't a lot of space for dreaming in an oppressive world," says Leroy, "so I use photography as a tool to create a space where I can freely navigate the various facets of my life, experience and identity." I worked with conceptual photographer Vanessa Leroy to edit and write about her life long journey towards..

Activist Sues LA County for Excessive Police Force

Lilian Manansala

Veteran and activist Cristina Astorga sues LA County Sheriff’s Department and Alex Villanueva for excessive police force and the illegal seizure of her smartphone at Dijon Kizzee protest. Activist Sues LA County for Excessive Police Force - The Click

Miami with Covid-19 for ELLE Magazine

Eva Marie Uzcategui

My work was featured on ELLE Magazine! Click on the link to view pdf.

On The Washington Post: An innovative Georgetown lab looks to theater to quell political fires

A unique Georgetown University's Department of Performing Arts effort, the Laboratory for Global Performance and Politics, harnesses the power of performance to humanize global politics. I recently spent some time with Ijeoma Nijaka, inclusive pedagogy specialist at the Lab, for The Washington Post. The Lab specializes in empathy, which..

Total RE-RUN by Rashad Dobbins

The Daring Monolith 202 Monolith 202 is Rashad Dobbins' column reflecting the present culture through a futuristic lens. His new poem narrates the insurrection and second acquittal in the United States: "We witnessed Authoritarian tradition and in traditional compliance Will civilians submerge in a Democratic sleep dreaming as sheep..

on The New York Times: Manifiesto del Agua

An Inside Look at Cubaâs Constant Struggle for Clean Water Across the country, battling water scarcity requires a vast array of workers, from inspectors and fumigators to truck drivers and pipe layers. Incredibly delighted to announce that the New York Times published my long-term project Manifiesto del Agua on Cuba’s daily water..

Connections to Kith and Kin

Abandonment Abuse Activism Aging Canada Civil Rights Documentary Essays Family Genocide Health/Healing Historical Human Rights Indigenous Media Parenting & Family Photography Photojournalism Portraiture Racism Relationships Residential school Still life

Marvin Delorme is holding a death certificate for a child named Marvin Delorme, issued on May 11, 1963 – less than two months after this Marvin Delorme was born. “I just found this last night,” he says, shaking his head. “That’s heavy, heavy stuff.” Mr. Delorme’s parents had always told him he’d had..

Ecuador votes in pandemic

Community Epidemics Historical Latin America Media Pandemics Photography Photojournalism Street

Text by José María León Sunday, February 7, 2021, was, like all electoral Sundays in recent Ecuadorian history, of intense sun, languid clouds, and abrasive concrete sidewalks. But, even though thousands of people swarmed from here to there through the streets of Quito, leaving their cars parked in sidewalks more or less..

EVENTS

Documentary Fine Art Media Photography Portraiture Street

Phillyfunguide - Unseen Opening Weekend! The MÃ¼tter Museum has attracted those interested in pathology, morbid anatomy, and human development since 1859. However, even repeat visitors may be unaware that only a fraction of the Museum's collection of 35,000 objects is on display at any...

Letting time pass

maximilian chini

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