It was full service for Paris Match covering the events in Tunisia, Egypt and Libya with no fewer than 24 photographers on assignment for the magazine, asserting its reputation as…
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Thousands of children in Africa have been abandoned and are living in prison, with adults, in conditions so extreme that their survival is at stake. Overcrowding, violence, sexual harassment, promiscuity,…
The exhibition shows the situation of the mentally ill in China, in hospital, at home, and homeless. In 1989 and 1990, Lu Nan traveled through ten provinces and had contact…
According to Somali human rights groups and United Nations officials, the Somali Transitional Federal Government, which relies on Western aid to survive, is fielding hundreds of children on front lines,…
Ever since 1999 and the military coup d'état led by General Robert Guei, the Ivory Coast has had a series of coups d'état, elections and ceasefires. Issouf Sanogo has observed…
It was through the very fine book created by Paul Strand during his time in Ghana that I myself discovered the country. It left an enormous impression on me and…
In 2011, Antonin turned 25 years old. Because he is autistic he cannot carry out even the simplest of life’s everyday activities without the aid of another person and remains…
Photojournalism- alive and kicking: "I can still remember a time, an exciting time, when a photographer could walk into a magazine to meet with the Director of Photography, sit and…
The W. Eugene Smith Grant in Humanistic Photography is presented annually to a photographer whose past work and proposed project, as judged by a panel of experts, follows the tradition…