Where are the images of Haiti, by Haitians?
by Jim Hubbard
January 30, 2010
Girl Getting Water, Photo by: Unknown, Flckr Post
There is no better time than now, nor place than Haiti, to provide citizens with cameras to tell their own story.
UN Exhibition: The House Is Small But The Welcome Is Big
November 13, 2009
The House Is Small But The Welcome Is Big is on exhibit at the United Nations through December 11, 2009 before traveling to Colorado Springs, Colorado. This project is a Social Art Initiative of Venice Arts, with HIV + South African women and Mozambican children who have been orphaned by AIDS. Read more
The World Through Different Lenses
April 10, 2009
USC student Amanda Fallon explores how the “insiders” view is changing the paradigm in photographic storytelling: Technological advances are constantly changing and reshaping the ways in which photography is used. New concepts like participatory photography and citizen photojournalism have changed the dynamics of photography. First, technology has enabled many people to own individual digital cameras, which is what led to the emergence of citizen photojournalism. Read more
Barrio El Progreso Public Art Exhibit
March 6, 2009
Through March 30, 2009 an exhibit of large scale participant-photographs will be on display in a community just outside of Bogotá. This unique project, “Barrio El Progreso”, consists of 100 photographs of 1.5m x 2m and 2.25m x 3m in size that are hung on the walls of the houses in Barrio El Progreso of Soacha municipality. Read more
