Since 2016, Andrea Bruce has been covering ideas of democracy and how people define this word across the United States with her project Our Democracy.
Hosted by CatchLight, she'll be sharing about her project Friday (4/17) at 1pm PST in a live conversation with Q&A.
Andrea Bruce / NOOR
The world is in an extraordinary state at the moment.
The measures against COVID-19 not only affects our day-to-day interaction, but also has consequences for the way we can consume international stories, news and images. Photographers, journalists, writers and filmmakers around the world are being restricted. What does this mean for their work? And how can they, and we, keep being informed and having a broad perspective? Each week Dutch photojournalist and filmmaker Kadir van Lohuizen will talk about this with makers from different parts of the world.
Stories#1: Journalism in times of isolation - How to inform during the crisis?
Nina Berman / NOOR
Tanya Habjouqa's longterm project "Tomorrow There Will Be Apricots" is exhibited in the touring group show "In Transit", curated by East Wing Gallery Artistic Director Peggy Sue Amison at the Crawford Art Gallery, in Cork, Ireland from March 6th to May 4th.
Tanya Habjouqa / NOOR
Andrea Bruce will be on the "Reimaging Storytelling with National Geographic" panel at the 2020 SXSW conference in Austin, Texas, on March 13, 3:30pm.
Andrea Bruce / NOOR
Tanya Habjouqa judging the 2020 PHMuseum Photography Grant Tanya Habjouqa is one of the judges of this year's PHMuseum Photography Grant
Kadir van Lohuizen's long-term project on the sea level rise Rising Tide will be exhibited in New York City, at the Museum of City of New York. Rising sea levels affect us all. In honor of the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, Rising Tide presents works by Dutch documentary photographer Kadir van Lohuizen that illustrate the dramatic consequences of the climate crisis across the world through photographs, video, drone images, and sound. Experience the effects of rising sea levels in Greenland, Bangladesh, Papua-New Guinea, Kiribati, Fiji, the Netherlands, the U.K., Marshall Islands, Jakarta, Panama, Miami, and in New York.
Kadir van Lohuizen is a 2020 Columbia Journalism School's visiting fellow and will be screening and talking about his work After Us The Deluge, followed by a Q&A at the school, Thursday, February 27th, at 6pm.
Kadir van Lohuizen / NOOR
As part of NOOR's year long collaboration with the Musée de la Photographie, Nina Berman and Jon Lowenstein will be showing their respective films The Triumph of the Shill and Lincoln's Promise in the museum's "Boite Noir", from January 25th to May 5th
The Calabar Carnival festival starts every 1st of December and ends on the 31st of December in Nigeria and considered the cleanest, friendliest and best maintained state capital in the whole country. This year, NOOR photographers Benedicte Kurzen and Sanne De Wilde covered the event which had as a theme "Africanism".
Bénédicte Kurzen and Sanne De WIlde / NOOR
"Grozny: Nine Cities", a project by Olga Kravets, Maria Morina and Oksana Yushko, curated by Anna Shpakova, will be exhibited on December 10th, 2019, in commemoration of the 20-year anniversary since Medecins Sans Frontiere won the Nobel Peace Prize. Olga Kravets will discuss about her photographs and do a guided visit.
Olga Kravets / NOOR
