Nina Berman's short-documentary "Triumph of the Shill" will be projected for the first time in Germany at the Triennial of Photography Hamburg.
Nina Berman's short documentary Triumph of the Shill reimagines the Leni Riefenstahl 1935 Nazi propaganda classic as an aesthetic blueprint to consider the 2017 presidential inauguration and election of Donald J. Trump.
Watch the trailer to her movie here.
On Womanhood - Online Exhibition
We partnered up with PHmuseum and Native Agency to create the online exhibition "On Womanhood" which celebrates the work of nine female-identifying visual artists and journalists, including NOOR's Andrea Bruce, Benedicte Kurzenand Tanya Habjouqa, curated by Laura Beltrán Villamizar.
The Island of the Colorblind Exhibition on tour around Europe!
We are proud to share that Sanne De Wilde's award-winning project "The Island of the Colorblind" will be on tour around Europe this summer. Come and explore this dreamful world of colorful possibilities.
Hannover, Germany - 24/05 - 30/06 - IN YOUR FACE: Scope Hannover 2018
Athens, Greece - 06/06 - 19/06 - Athens Photo Festival
Antwerp, Belgium - 23/06 - 30/09 - AntwerpFoto
Belfast, Northern Ireland - 28/06 - 25/08 - Belfast Exposed Photography Gallery
Cortona, Italy - 12/07 - 30/09 - Cortona On The Move
Amsterdam, The Netherlands - 21/09 - 23/09 - East Wing at UNSEEN Photo Fair
"An Autobiography of Miss Wish" wins PDN's Photobook Award & Artist Talk at ICP
Nina Berman's latest book "An autobiography of Miss Wish" wins the PDN Annual Photo Book Award.
She will be giving an artist talk on the work June 6 at the International Center of Photography (ICP) in New York City.
"The Most Beautiful Hell I Know" at the International Short-Movie Festival of Torrelavega
Pep Bonet's short documentary film The Most Beautiful Hell I Know is screened in this year's competition at the International Short-Movie Festival of Torrelavega. Watch the trailer for his short-movie here.
Andrea Bruce for the New York Times: In Britain, Austerity Is Changing Everything
For the New York Times, Andrea Bruce travelled to the United Kingdom to investigate the effects of austerity that is impacting the British society after the Brexit vote.
Keystone x NOOR Masterclass with Tanya Habjouqa
Developing Your Personal & Long Term Projects
Keystone Masterclass with Tanya Habjouqa
Masterclass Dates: 25th of June - 29th of June.
Location: Keystone, Grubenstrasse 45, 8045 Zürich, Switzerland
Tutition Fee: €950
25 - 29 June 2018
KEYSTONE, Foyer, 4th floor, Grubenstrasse 45, 8045 Zürich
NOOR Foundation and KEYSTONE are pleased to invite visual storytellers to apply for a five days, intensive masterclass in documentary photography and visual storytelling led by NOOR photographer Tanya Habjouqa (US/Jordan).
The call for applications is addressed to professional photographers. The Masterclass aims to provide strategies and tools for participants to develop their own personal and long-term projects; to inspire and push participants to take a more expansive, creative view on documentary photography.
Deadline to apply: June 6th
Tanya Habjouqa | The Good Samaritans
Tanya Habjouqa explores ancient Torah whodunnit theft against the backdrop of Samaritan ceremony for NPR. Cited as the most ancient Torahs stolen in the Holy Land since the Crusaders pillaged Jerusalem, they belonged not to Jews but to the Samaritans, one of the world's oldest and tiniest religious sects. Known from the New Testament parable of the Good Samaritan, the group has barely survived. Centuries ago, it numbered more than 1 million; today, according to the last count, there are only 810 Samaritans left.
NOOR x Brassage Photographique: UNFRAMED
UNFRAMED is a crossing visions exhibition that brings together committed photographers, who by their singular visual signatures, investigate the issues of our time.
The visual storytellers on show are Nina Berman, Pauline Beugnies, Pep Bonet, Andrea Bruce, Quentin Bruno, Léonard Pongo and Melanie Wenger.
Check out our latest newsletter to read more about it: https://mailchi.mp/noorimages/unframed-noor-brassage
Introducing 48 Stories
For Israelis, May 1948 marks the creation of the State of Israel. For Palestinians, it marks the Nakba (‘catastrophe’): more than 700.000 Palestinians were forced out of their homes.
Today – exactly 70 years later – those 700.000 have exceeded six million. 48 Storiespresents the personal stories of Palestinians who witnessed the events and shows where they live today.
© Kadir van Lohuizen / NOOR
48 Stories: Mapping the Palestinian diaspora
48 Stories presents the personal stories of Palestinians who witnessed the events and shows where they live today. This project was produced by NOOR, the NOOR Foundation, Palestinian and other photographers from the Middle East, designers Kummer & Herrman and Paradox. 48 Stories sheds new light on the representation of the Palestinian diaspora.
The project documents the memories and everyday lives of Palestinians, both 1948 survivors and their descendants. Many of them live in Gaza, the West Bank or Israel but the vast majority is spread around the world; they are based in (former) refugee camps in Lebanon, Syria or Jordan, have settled in countries like the US, Chile and the Netherlands.
Read more about the launch and the project in our latest newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/noorimages/introducing-48-stories