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© Matt Black
The Black Okies
These photographs document a disappearing group of black sharecroppers who migrated to rural California over a half century ago.
Unlike their white counterparts — the “Okies” of John Steinbeck’s Grapes of Wrath — the story of these migrants has gone largely untold.
Today, just a handful of surviving migrants and their descendants still live in rural California, scattered in remote communities built amid the cotton fields.
Enjoy the exhibition The Black Okies by Matt Black!
© Bruno Trematore
The Wind Stole My Words
Patagonia, the wind is mighty and blows steadily, it creates a wall of silence and isolation around the few people who walk through the streets of south Argentinean towns. It shapes their character and lives day after day.
Nicholas Shakespeare, in the introduction to Bruce Chatwin’s book In Patagonia, writes:
“In Patagonia, the isolation makes it easy to exaggerate the person you are: the drinker drinks; the devout prays; the lonely grows lonelier, sometimes fatally.”
After a few days spent there, I noticed that I became more silent.
I couldn’t hear anymore the people talking to me, I couldn’t hear anymore the sound of my voice: the wind stole my words.
Enjoy the series The Wind Stole My Words by Bruno Trematore!
© Stefan Loeliger
Elemental
In geological terms Iceland is very young and the landscape is alive with the restless play of nature’s forces. Iceland has the largest glaciers in Europe – in fact, 11% of the country is covered by glaciers. The coastline is dotted with more than one hundred fjords and green, fertile valleys extend from many of them.
Iceland also has more than 10,000 waterfalls and countless hot springs. A lot of the country is technically uninhabitable, with the moss-covered rocks of ancient lava flows and tall treeless mountains, but these moonscapes are perfect for exploring an other-worldly looking place.
Enjoy the series Elemental by Stefan Loeliger!
© Ami Vitale
Ami Vitale – Kashmir
Ami’s journey as a photojournalist has taken her to more than 75
countries. She has witnessed civil unrest, poverty, destruction of life, and
unspeakable violence. But she has also experienced surreal beauty and the
enduring power of the human spirit, and she is committed to highlighting the
surprising and subtle similarities between cultures. Her photographs have been
xhibited around the world by the UN, Human Rights Watch, MSF, Oxfam, the
Open Society Institute, and many others.
Ami’s work has garnered the Photographer of the Year
International award, the Lowell Thomas Award for Travel Journalism,
Lucie awards, the Daniel Pearl Award for Outstanding Reporting, the NPPA
Magazine Photographer of the Year award among many others. Now a contract
photographer with National Geographic, Ami is also senior producer for the Knight
Center for International Media.
You will find lots of information on the series in the text under every image.
Enjoy the exhibition Kashmir by Ami Vitale!
© Bruno Trematore
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