The Paradigm Shift: Reinventing the Photographer (2020)
Twentieth-century photographers, acting as witnesses and interpreters of issues and events, were able at times to provoke widespread discussions resulting in profound societal change. Had they not been able to do so, their coverage of wars, famines, racial injustice and environmental degradation would have verged on the voyeuristic and obscene.
To read
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- The Challenge to the Photographic Record: A Reflection
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- ‘Glory to Ukraine!’ – photographers from the country put on a compelling show
To view
- VIDEO: World Press Photo at 70 and 2025 Joop Swart Masterclass Presentations [1:55:49–3:14:15]
- VIDEO: Exiting the Photographic Universe
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- EXHIBITION: In Ukraine
- EXHIBITION: The Protest and Recuperation
- EXHIBITION: Dawoud Bey An American Project
- VIDEO: Fascism in America
- EXHIBITION: David Goldblatt Strange Instrument Curated By Zanele Muholi In Collaboration with Yancey Richardson Gallery