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Dodge & Burn: Decolonizing Photography History

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Towards a history of women of color in the office - A short piece I wrote to resurface snapshots of my mother's early work life and propose a remake of the classic "9 to 5" movie.

Towards a history of women of color in the office – Timeline

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Resurfacing snapshots from my mother’s work life

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'A Giant to Those Who Know': David Zwirner to Represent Estate of Photographer Roy DeCarava

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New Theaster Gates show at Kunstmuseum Basel explores "the cult of the Black Madonna" and mines the photography archives of Ebony and Jet Magazine #decolonizephotography

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The creative practice of Theaster Gates (b. 1973) ranges from urban interventions and performance pieces to pottery. He is the lead singer of the band The Black Monks of Mississippi and has been appointed the first distinguished visiting artist and director of artist initiatives at the Lunder Instit...

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Hair Is a Vibrant Source of Power in Lorna Simpson’s Fantastical Collages

Hair Is a Vibrant Source of Power in Lorna Simpson’s Fantastical Collages

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Using vintage images from Ebony and Jet magazines, the artist explores African-American hairstyles as a way to think about identity and self-expression.

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Call for Papers: The Left Conference - #Photography and Film Criticism, Deadline June 21

The Left Conference - Photography and Film Criticism

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International Conference 2018 The Left Conference - Photography and Film Criticism

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Charles “Teenie” Harris: Rhapsody in Black and White

Duke Center for Documentary StudiesThrough April 9Charles “Teenie” Harris was a chronicler of the African American community in Pittsburgh for more … Read More →

I HIGHLY RECOMMEND you go see... Lorna Simspon on view now thru May 6, 2007 at The Whitney Museum of American Art.Here's a description of the exhibit … Read More →

George Eastman House’s Black History Month Events

Black in America ExhibitionFeb. 16 through June 29, 2008Eli Reed, a member of the prestigious Magnum Photos, is one of the world's most celebrated … Read More →

“Dreaming Identities” Show Curated by Deborah Willis at Arnika Dawkins Gallery During ACP Photo Festival

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Drawn Apart: An Evening of Animated Short Films by Immigrant Artists

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Video: Artist Wangechi Mutu + Santigold Interview About Video Collaboration

Check out this video interview with singer songwriter Santigold and artist Wangechi Mutu. Both women discuss their video collaboration titled, The End … Read More →

CONTACT Toronto, Canada Photography Festival

Now through May 31, 2008. CONTACT is an annual month long festival of photography with over 500 local, national and international artists at more than … Read More →

Enrique Chagoya: Borderlandia

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Px3’s Human Condition Competition Deadline: November 14, 2007

This one-time only competition strives to document and display the wide spectrum of peoples' ways of life around the world; from rich to poor, from … Read More →

The Cherokee Trail of Tears

From the Chattanoogan.com:Duane King, author of The Cherokee Trail of Tears, will speak at the Hunter Museum on Wednesday at 5:30 p.m.The Cherokee … Read More →

New Work by Sebastiao Salgado

Sebastiao Salgado, 64, is probably the best-known Brazilian photographer (and arguably the "world's most widely viewed") of our time. I just came … Read More →

Genius: Kara Walker

Her work is controversial, yet I LOVE the simplicity of her notorious use of the silhouette and the powerful subtlety of her message(s). Walker's … Read More →

Photo Exhibit: “NSEW” by Bruce Yonemoto

Alexander Gray Associates526 West 26th Street, #1019, 212-399-2636February 6 - March 15, 2008Opening: Wednesday, February 6, 6 - 8PMAlexander Gray … Read More →

New Photo Show at NYU Explores Time, History and Memory

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The First Latino To Sit On The Board of Directors of the Detroit Professional Photographers Association (DPPA)

Portrait photographer Fred Mora is making photography history. Read more about his accomplishment - congratulations Fred! … Read More →