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Puerto Rico: a visual journal since 1997

mariela alvarez xiloj
Since 1997, Puerto Rican photographer Mariela Alvarez has been documenting her hometown. She revisits her negatives years later and starts printing. Throughout this ongoing ...

Here Is Where We Shall Stay

Pat Kane
This project focuses on how Indigenous people in my region are moving towards meaningful self-determination by resetting the past. The act of reclaiming culture and identity ...

Cameron Peters, Visual Curator and Editor, joins National Geographic Editorial Team

Cameron Peters
I am excited to share that I recently began a new role as a Photo Editor at National Geographic . Joining the esteemed Editorial Team at this iconic institution is an honor. ...

Never Forget How We Came Together - Ground Zero 9.11

Tish Lampert
GROUND ZERO My city was forever changed. And I wasn’t  there. This attack has been recorded from  every angle, and reported by every newscast on the ...
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Free photography exhibit showcasing Mexican Heritage on display at JCC

Irma Bohorquez-Geisler
The exhibit features a carefully curated collection of thirty photographs, rendered in both black-and-white and color. On view: September 11 - October 31, 2023 Opening ...

EXHIBITION: Parallel Horizons features nine international artists navigating landscapes of transformation

Cameron Peters
ChaShaMa presents Parallel Horizons, Sep 14 —Oct 4, 2023, featuring Carlos de la Sancha, Maria Giovanna Giugliano, Marilia Gurgel, Matilda Hay, Manuela Lourenço, ...

Exhibition - He Threw the Last Punch Too Hard

Hannah Kozak
The exhibition titled 'He Threw the Last Punch Too Hard' opens on September 30th at the ReflectSpace Gallery. Co-curated by Ara and Anahid Oshagan, this photography ...

MEXICAN HERITAGE Photography Exhibit

Irma Bohorquez-Geisler
I’m pleased to share that I have received a DCLA Art Fund Staten Island Arts 2023 grant. I will be presenting a Mexican Heritage solo photography exhibit featuring a ...
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Aperture announces A Long Arc: Photography and the American South since 1845, Surveys 175 Years of Visual History with Work by Over 100 Artists

Visura Blog
Aperture announces A Long Arc: Photography and the American South since 1845 , the first collection of key moments in the visual history of the Southern United States, ...

Revolution is Love- Aperture

Caroline Mardok

WWB Photobook

Alejandra Carles-Tolra
‘Where We Belong’ is a book of work exploring themes of belonging, femininity and escapism through a portrayal of Jane Austen devotees. The book takes you on a ...

Juan sin miedo (Dreampress, 2023)

Juan Orrantia
Limited edition artist book Ed of 25, + 4 APs and 4PPs Juan sin Miedo (Juan no Fear) is an exercise in the reeassemblage of images and their role in the reproduction of ...
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Document Journal: Between illusion and the studied art of the tease, strip clubs are the last bastion of the American Dream

Susan Meiselas
"No matter what dreams the clubs promise, what they hold is more or less the same: lap dances, mirrored walls to create the illusion of something bigger, a series of ...

National Geographic - What is ‘open rescue’?

Sofia Aldinio
National Geographic - Activists call it rescue. Farms call it stealing. What is ‘open rescue’? A new generation of animal welfare activists argue that U.S. ...

The Last Trappers - National Geographic

Pat Kane
With Fur Out of Fashion, Indigenous Trappers are Endangered - for National Geographic With fur out of fashion, Indigenous trappers are endangered Falling ...

El Pais / Un soldadito de plomo llamado Pinochet

Cristobal Venegas
La insólita historia del escultor chileno Juan Antonio Santis, que fabricó a mediados de los noventa una figura del dictador que se vendió ‘como ...