Fighting for Basic Rights in Morocco
Jose Colon has been in Morocco’s Rif region, where anger over disrespect and corruption has exploded.Read more »
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1967’s Other Summer of Love
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1967’s Other Summer of Love
Haight-Ashbury’s flower-bedecked hippie scene may have gotten most of the attention during 1967’s Summer of Love, but Nathan Farb’s photos from the Lower East Side that summer show a grittier side. Read more »
Exposing Life Behind the Berlin Wall
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Exposing Life Behind the Berlin Wall
Harf Zimmermann recorded the day-to-day of his East German neighborhood during the ’80s. Read more »
Amid Crisis, Venezuela’s Youth Wait to Live Again
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Amid Crisis, Venezuela’s Youth Wait to Live Again
As Venezuela’s political crisis deepens, young people are desperate to find a resolution to a crisis they have inherited from their elders.Read more »
Finding Visual Poetry in Russia
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Finding Visual Poetry in Russia
Igor Posner returned to St. Petersburg looking for the “half-seen, half-recollected” moments that had stayed in his mind since he left Russia in the early 1990s. Read more »
When Education Is Hijacked by War
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When Education Is Hijacked by War
After witnessing teachers, pupils and schools caught in the crossfire of war, Diego Ibarra Sánchez began working on “Hijacked Education,” which examines how constant conflict has upended education.Read more »
What Happened to Ukraine’s 5,500 Lenin Statues?
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What Happened to Ukraine’s 5,500 Lenin Statues?
Once there were thousands of Lenin statues in Ukraine. Today there are none officially standing, so Niels Ackermann and Sebastien Gobert set out to discover where they ended up.Read more »
The Nebulous Passage Into Womanhood
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The Nebulous Passage Into Womanhood
Charmaine Poh explores the almost-unnoticed passage from childhood to adulthood, looking at the expectations placed upon women.Read more »
Argentina’s Community Radio Stations Offer an Alternative Look at News
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Argentina’s Community Radio Stations Offer an Alternative Look at News
Anita Pouchard Serra has been documenting several Argentine collectives that help community groups set up independent radio stations. Read more »
In Brooklyn, Three Generations in Family Photos
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Three Generations of Black Women in Family Photos
In “Mitochondria,” Nona Faustine celebrates the lives of three generations of African-American women living under one roof.Read more »
Photography’s Love Affair With the Car
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Start Your Engines: Photography’s Romance with the Car
A show at the Cartier Foundation in Paris explores the lasting romance between photographers and automobiles in images of beauty as well as blight.Read more »
