Presented by: The Aftermath Project
The Aftermath Project is a non-profit organization driven by the idea that “War is only half the story,” supporting photographers committed to telling the other half of a conflict’s story through grants and educational programming.
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The ÅFRÖSWÈ̩DÉ̩ photography project visualizes and celebrates what integration feels like, when we can seamlessly blend all facets of our identities without having to choose one or the other.
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While frequently photographed, this body of work turns away from spectacle to focus on the cultural identity of Staten Island’s community. It is the people, passengers and crew alike, whose quiet perseverance imbues the crossing with meaning.
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Cafecito: What Keeps Us breaks the rules of the traditional exhibition, celebrating lo-fi production, personal archives, and the messy humanity behind images that outlive us.
Fresh Mercado is a visual culture platform translating creative intelligence for the future of image-making, helping professionals, artists, and in-house teams navigate the intersection of photography, design, and AI.
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“Moses of the City” is a modern day interpretation of the Exodus story, using original writing with staged images alongside documents of protest from 2020-2021.
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Now+Then is a teen art project that explores archival family photos through research, interviews, and artmaking.
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For her acclaimed Pit Bull Flower Power series, Sophie Gamand photographed adoptable shelter pit bulls. The portraits led to countless adoptions, and spurred efforts to destigmatize an animal whose reputation for violence might say more about humans than the dogs themselves.
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Using a hand held mirror in locations around New York, photographer Stefan Falke creates images that will surprise and intrigue the viewer and himself. By deliberately showing his hand holding the mirror, Falke makes his presence known, adding a storytelling quality and drawing attention to the dialogue between the city, the subject, and the photographer himself.
Learn MorePresented by: Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF)
Award-winning photographer Moises Saman joined Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) on a 50-mile journey from Sudan’s Darfur region to towns in eastern Chad to bear witness with communities caught in cycles of war and displacement. His images shine a light on people somehow finding ways to survive, even as the international community has mostly turned away from one of the world’s biggest humanitarian emergencies.
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Klaus Enrique’s The Arcimboldo Series brings a fantasy back to life.
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After 24 years in the Army, a service member started therapy for the first time. His therapist asked him to start writing down his thoughts. His wife, a photographer, picked up her camera to tell this chapter of their story.
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