Re-Framing the Narrative – Unconventional Imagery From Trump’s Not-Normal First 100 Days
Ever since Franklin D. Roosevelt sought a clear break from his predecessor’s policies, the first 100 days of a presidential term has been...
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How Is Latin American Journalism Resisting Authoritarianism?
In the face of authoritarianism – marked by often violent attacks on democratic processes, press freedom, and journalists (along with...
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Triumph & Defeat in Washington D.C – Capturing the Inauguration & People’s March
As part of the growing relationship between The VII Foundation and Apple Inc., contributing photographer to the foundation Ed Kashi was...
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Pablo Unzueta: 50 Years After the Coup – Memory, Exile & Photography
In his recent project and exhibition, “The Memory of Our Skin,” photographer Pablo Unzueta (CatchLight Local Fellow, El Tecolote) explores...
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Ashley Gilbertson: Why Photographs Matter More Than Ever
From 10 years embedded in Iraq, to capturing the quiet, intimate portraits of the bedrooms of fallen soldiers, to documenting the chaotic...
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