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Reclaim Photography Festival 2018: Black Country Living Museum
The Reclaim Photo Festival in the West Midlands of England open a second exhibition at the Black Country Living Museum 19-20 May 2018.
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Corinne Vionnet: ME. Here Now
©Corinne Vionnet, ME. Here Now
ME. Here Now is a book by artist Corinne Vionnet published by Fall Line Press.
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Reclaim Photography Festival 2018: Light House Media Center
César Dezfuli (Spain), Passengers, 2016, On 1st August 2016, 118 people were rescued from a rubber boat drifting in the Mediterranean Sea, 20 nautical miles far from the Libyan coast.
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Addison Gallery of American Art: Photographers Among Us and Gun Country
©Russell Lee, Jack Whinery and His Family, Homesteader Pietown, New Mexico, 1940, Addison Gallery of American Art, Phillips Academy, Andover, Massachusetts, Chromogenic print, museum purcha
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Jun Ahn: On the Verge
© Jun Ahn, Self-Portrait, 2011
“I think the present is one very short instant between the future and the past.
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On the Street with Bill Cunningham
©Dina Litovsky for The New York Times, Elton John’s AIDS Foundation’s 13th Annual Enduring Vision Benefit. Cipriani, Wall Street. NYC, NY.
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Thinly Veiled at Cassilhaus
©Jack Spencer, Gladys and her Mother Behind Clothesline, Cove City, NC, 1998/1999, Vintage Toned Gelatin Silver Print
One of the highlights of attending the Click! Photo Festival was being -
Outspoken: Seven Women Photographers
©Marky Kauffmann, Lost Beauty
For me, Outspoken is personal. For years, I never said a thing. I kept quiet. I was a “good girl.
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Undergraduate Photography Now 2017
©Alicia Rodriguez Alvisa, From the series: You are There, Are You There? There You Are (7), 2017
Now in it’s sixth iteration, Undergraduate Photography Now has been a program striving -
Nicholas Kahn & Richard Selesnick: 100 Views of the Drowning World
© ©Kahn & Selesnick, “Tsunami,” Archival Pigment Print, from 100 Views of the Drowning World
Candela Gallery and Books in Richmond, Virginia is gearing up for a celebration -
Meryl Meisler: Sassy Circus & Creepy Clowns
©Meryl Meisler, Clown Car, Trump/Pence
New York street photographer, Meryl Meisler, has a new exhibition at the Bizarre Black Box Gallery in Brooklyn, Sassy Circus & Creepy Clowns.
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