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Photos Of A Legend: “Delaware Art Museum Presents Frida Kahlo: Through The Lens of Nickolas Muray”

WILMINGTON, DE. - The Delaware Art Museum presents Frida Kahlo: Through the Lens of Nickolas Muray, an exhibition of nearly 50 photographs of Frida … Read More →

The Millennial Generation’s Revolution Will Not Be Televised

Just thought I'd share an xcerpt from the Monday, February 18th posting titled "No Country for Old Men" in the Major Conflict blog:"The authors of the … Read More →

TED Talks Video: Photographer Ryan Lobo Uses Camera to Show Empathy

In this TED Talks video with Ryan Lobo, the freelance photographer talks about his coverage of a Liberian war criminal's plea for forgiveness, UN … Read More →

Article Profiles Dying Photo Profession: “The strange world of Jhatpat photo studios”

By Sanjay M Johri for merinews It is around 11 a.m. Be it the busy court areas, Municipal Corporation, Housing Board or the office of the Lucknow … Read More →

MORE FEAR: THE FINAL CALL Brooklyn photographers Akintola Hanif and Jamel Shabazz display work depicting the lives of America’s neglectedExhibition … Read More →

ICP Exhibit – Let Your Motto Be Resistance: African American Portraits

May 11 through September 9, 2007"...explores the history of African American achievement from the mid-nineteenth century to the present through the … Read More →

Fototazo Picks 100 Photographers Deseverving More Recognition

A few weeks ago I was approached by photographer Tom Griggs, founder of fototazo - a site that combines social giving and photography. Tom asked if I … 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 →

NY Times Article: “Who Are We? New Dialogue on Mixed Race”

By MIREYA NAVARROPublished: March 31, 2008Excerpt:"Being accepted. Proving loyalty. Navigating the tight space between racial divides. Americans of … Read More →

Illuminating & Informative Book Review on Black Masculinity

Semi off topic for this photo-focused blog, I know, but this article ("It's a Man's World: The Politics of Black Masculinity" by Lavelle Porter) is so … Read More →

Photo Book: “Women of a New Tribe: A Photographic Celebration of the Black Woman”

Excerpt from book review by Kam Williams: Jerry Taliaferro, the author, says in the preface of his new book, "Women of a New Tribe: A Photographic … Read More →

Photography Jobs: 2 Teaching Positions at Rochester Institue of Technology (RIT)

Application deadline for both positions is January 30, 2010 RIT’s School of Photographic Arts and Sciences is one of the nation’s leading educational … Read More →

Latino Photographer Tony Rocco: True Faces of Colombia

Las Verdaderas Caras de Colombia Artist Statement: During these past few decades the image of Colombia as a lawless society dominated by drug lords … Read More →

Independent Film Challenges Western Beauty Standards

Blonde hair, blue eyes, Barbie doll-like proportions, strutting your stuff in a barely-there swimsuit: none of these will qualify a woman to win the … Read More →

Quisqueya Henríquez: The World Outside A Survey Exhibition 1991 – 2007

April 25 – July 20, 2008New Work GalleryMiami Art Museum presents the first U.S. survey exhibition of the multifaceted work of the Cuban-Dominican … Read More →