Posts Tagged "Engaged Observers"

High School Students Explore Photojournalism with Sudharak Olwe

Don’t call Sudharak Olwe a teacher. When the photojournalist from India met with a class from Venice High School at the Getty Center to discuss technique and creativity in photography, he turned the gathering from a workshop into a conversation. “I do an exchange,” said Olwe. “I start the dialogue and then the communication happens. [...]

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Seven Documentaries Inspired by Photojournalism

“Witnesses in Action,” the documentary film series I curated earlier this month, followed the lenses of brave and talented photographers who took their cameras to far-flung locales. We started in mile-long factories in China, travelled to bizarre beached shipwrecks in Pakistan, hid under the jackets of citizen journalists in Burma, peeked into kids’ closets in [...]

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Friday Night: Susan Meiselas Discusses Her Work at the Getty Center
Photographer Susan Meiselas appears at the Getty Center this Friday evening to talk about her work and screen her 1991 film Pictures from a Revolution. Joining her to discuss the depiction of Latin America is Miguel Tinker Salas, professor of Latin American studies at Pomona College. In 1978, Meiselas went to Nicaragua. She left with [...] Read more...

 
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I Have a Dream

I Have a Dream
One night when I was 10, I sat down to do some homework, reading a speech in my history book. It was just another day, just another assignment. But as I read this speech, I became confused and angry. Every day at school, I recited the Pledge of Allegiance, which promised that we in the [...] Read more...

 
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