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The Poetics of Infrastructure: Thomas Locke Hobbs’ "Rampitas"
Arturo Soto examines how Medellín’s unequal urban planning is represented through images of informal architecture.
Oct 22
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The Poetics of Infrastructure: Thomas Locke Hobbs’ "Rampitas"
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September 2024
Monumental: Thinking Around the Meaning of Notre-Dame de Paris
Jonathan Long explores how the themes of identity and power inform Tomas van Houtryve's documentation of the rebuilding of the famous French cathedral…
Sep 12
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Monumental: Thinking Around the Meaning of Notre-Dame de Paris
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Accuracy, objectivity, and trust in photojournalism
Five lessons from the journalistic failings of Jan Grarup
Sep 2
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David Campbell
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August 2024
Postcolonial Perspectives: Arlette Bashizi on Documenting Conflict
Fiona Wachera
Aug 27
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July 2024
Summer Reading: A Dispatches Update
Four new articles to read, and an update about a great way to access Dispatches.
Jul 26
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David Campbell, VII Insider
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Artificial Intelligence and the Threat to the Real: An Interview With Mutale Nkonde
Mutale Nkonde, CEO of AI for the People, speaks about algorithmic racism in the databases that drive large language models and how this bias shapes…
Jul 24
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David Campbell, VII Insider
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Artificial Intelligence and the Threat to the Real: An Interview With Mutale Nkonde
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Walking with Intent: Juan Travnik’s “Materia”
Arturo Soto explores how a modern photographic flâneur captures the transition from deindustrialization to gentrification in Buenos Aires.
Jul 10
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Walking with Intent: Juan Travnik’s “Materia”
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May 2024
Postcolonial Perspectives: Jodi Windvogel on Femicide in South Africa
Fiona Wachera
May 31
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Twenty Pounds of Headlines Stapled to His Chest: Unbranding Robert Capa
Robert Dannin asks if Capa’s iconic D-Day photographs are all they seemed, and reviews A.D. Coleman's award-winning investigation of Capa for what it…
May 27
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Twenty Pounds of Headlines Stapled to His Chest: Unbranding Robert Capa
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March 2024
The Infinite Resonances of a Single Word: Marisol Mendez’s "Madre"
Arturo Soto on a representation of the cultural conventions that define how women are perceived in Bolivian society.
Mar 20
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The Infinite Resonances of a Single Word: Marisol Mendez’s "Madre"
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February 2024
Postcolonial Perspectives: Etinosa Yvonne on Identity and Trauma in Nigeria
Fiona Wachera
Feb 20
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Postcolonial Perspectives: Etinosa Yvonne on Identity and Trauma in Nigeria
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Documenting the Danger to Democracy
How photographs of the January 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol counter the rewriting of history and demonstrate the importance of visual journalism in the…
Feb 6
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David Campbell
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