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Featured in Bronx Documentary Center
New York City Protest Photography Before the Age of Social Media
“We all felt very connected to the struggles of the city and felt an obligation to cover them”
Capturing Moments of Kindness in Intolerant Places
‘What Works’ is currently on view at the Bronx Documentary Center
The Bronx photo league documents Jerome Avenue
“We’re training and empowering working class people in the Bronx to represent their own images and their own communities.”
Revisiting Eugene Richards’ intimate portraits of poverty
The photographer’s 30-year-old body of work on life below the poverty line still resonates.
The Power of Civilians and Cell Phones
The Bronx Documentary Center explores the “brave people who choose to create and share visual evidence”
Tim Hetherington Photobook Library Opens at Bronx Documentary Center
A collection of roughly 1,200 photo books, some from Hetherington's personal collection
Nina Robinson Captures Love and Loss in a Rural Black Community
Nina Robinson on photographing life’s poignant moments amidst its struggles.
Interview: Carlos Javier Ortiz on We All We Got
Siretha White was celebrating her 11th birthday when a stray bullet ripped through the front window of her aunt’s Chicago...
