Defending the free press: Attorney Rachel Strom leverages her law degree to protect journalists and keep courtrooms public | amNewYork

She says she sees it as her way of protecting the First Amendment and contributing to the journalism that underscores and strengthens democracy. It’s also how

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The Letter: London, Kharkiv and the Civilian Art of Defiance

By Matthew ParishTuesday 29 September 2026There is something almost offensively ordinary about the photograph. A woman walks through a London street wearing an elegant skirt, jacket and hat, carrying ...

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Irving Penn, Before and After (Gift Article)

“Penn & Fashion” traces Irving Penn’s fashion and beauty photography over more than six decades.

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Dorothea Lange’s photos of Japanese American incarceration are turned immersive at OMCA

Some 1,800 Japanese Americans were forcibly removed from Oakland in 1942. A new exhibit explores Dorothea Lange's of those events through augmented reality.

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Biennial FotoFocus Brings Huge Display of Photography to Cincinnati

From parks to hotels, Greater Cincinnati houses 74 exhibitions this October as part of the country’s largest photography biennials.

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Photos: This may be the most inspirational night school on Earth

Many thousands of boys and men in Lesotho take up the vital profession of herding but have to give up their education. A small network of schools on a shoestring budget is teaching them the ABCs.

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University of Missouri journalism professor Brian Kratzer dies at 56

Kratzer was a beloved Mizzou J-School professor, photojournalist and director of the Missouri Photo Workshop

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Cap Times photojournalism summit celebrates Black women

The evening of discussion highlighted Angela Peterson, Polly Irungu and Sharon Farmer’s work capturing people, politics and community as photographers.

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Clay Perry obituary: Sixties photographer

British photographer inspired by Americans who shot the East End, the Yardbirds and avant-garde artists such as Yoko Ono, dies aged 86

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A major exhibition tells the story of Cesura, the collective that transformed Italian photojournalism

With “Cesure. Lines of Fracture”, seven photographers from the collective bring conflict, migration, and outskirts into the National Museums of Ferrara, and beyond into the city’s public spaces.

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Ansel Adams exhibit opens at Westmoreland Museum of American Art

"Ansel Adams: Majestic Lands" showcases some of the favorite works of the iconic American landscape photographer at the Westmoreland Museum of American Art in Greensburg.

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Tennessee Grandmother Jailed Nearly Six Months After AI Facial Recognition Match Sues Fargo for $10M | Law Commentary

A Tennessee grandmother who spent nearly six months in jail after an AI facial recognition search linked her to bank thefts in North Dakota, a state she says she had never visited, is suing the City o...

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National Portrait Gallery Announces “Photographic Memory: Fifty Years of Collecting”

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Photojournalism Exhibit Brings Stories From Across Canada to Toronto’s Union Station

Overview: Points of Departure, a free photojournalism exhibition at Toronto’s Union Station, brings together 16 photographers whose work documents Indigenous communities, migration, family, identity, ...

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‘Hold My Legs’: How Ernie Sisto Shot a Sky-High Disaster (Gift Article)

When a B-25 bomber crashed into the Empire State Building in 1945, a Times photographer leaned far out to get close up.

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Through the Lens of a Photojournalist: Power, Fear, and Photographic Record

Virtual Town Hall with Nate Gowdy

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“The Way We Never Were:” On View at the Harvard Art Museums | Harvard Independent

“The Way We Never Were” is a photography collection on view at the Harvard Art Museums from Aug. 29 to May 9, 2027. This exhibition features an archive selection assembled in the 1970s by sociologist ...

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CSUN Gets Grant to Digitize Its Collection of Images by Pioneering Photographer Vera Jackson - CSUN Newsroom

Her photos captured life in Black Los Angeles during the 1940s and ’50s. Vera Jackson, the only woman who worked in the 1940s as a staff photographer for The California Eagle — the oldest Black newspa...

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Flash Point!: Photos show power of organized, tenacious people in the 1960s civil rights movement

At a time when rumors of both voter fraud and voter suppression are flying in the U.S., Reynolda House Museum of American Art has rolled out a substantial collection of

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Tribeca Citizen | Catching up with Adger Cowans on his 90th birthday

<p>The noted photographer lived in Tribeca for 44 years, shooting the neighborhood as well as milestones in recent history.</p>

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Land of the free? Suspects, souvenirs and sex scandals in New York – in pictures

William Meyers spent 25 years photographing New York – and noticed how small, everyday acts of civic engagement helped sustain the nation. He talks us through his favourite images

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Alumni Exhibit Marks 60 Years of UT's Photography Program - UT News

What Russell Lee began in 1966 has blossomed into a multimedia powerhouse in visual art.

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Trump move to ban news outlets blows up at White House

President Trump’s abrupt move to withdraw White House press credentials for three news organizations triggered a rare moment of unity among television networks, with several media outlets announcin…

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Legendary war photographer Sir Don McCullin on his final testament to Vietnam: 50 years of "pictures to hurt you"

"I want my pictures to hurt," British war photographer Sir Don McCullin told CBS News ahead of the publication of his final book: "Vietnam."

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Aperture’s new home reflects the non-profit’s commitment to ‘a democratic medium’

The publisher of photography books and magazines inaugurates its new street-level space, complete with a bookstore and gallery, on the Upper West Side this month

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An exhibition by a photographer featuring children of war was presented in Odesa

A photo project by Polish documentary photographer Patrick Jaracz was presented in Odessa. The exhibition highlights the stories of children and their families who have experienced the consequences of...

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Freedom oppressed: the journalists caught up in Trump’s ICE crackdown

Media workers are grappling with increasingly volatile press climate in US, with some detained and even deported

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Portrait power: photojournalist Lorrie Graham’s five-decade career – in pictures

An exhibition drawn from more than 100,000 images and negatives created between 1975 and 2025 is on now at the State Library of NSW

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