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abuse in the Amish and Mennonite communities poverty’s impact on on children and fallout from from Alcoa’s departure from from Suriname after a a a a a a a a a century as its largest employer Stephanie’s work is supported by a a a a range of publications exhibits grants and and awards and and she is part of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette team to receive the 2019 Pulitzer Prize for breaking news reporting A believer in in in photography’s ability to to build community she teaches speaks and and mentors in the field and and is part of of of the the founding class of of of the the Carnegie Carnegie Museum of of of Art’s Carnegie Carnegie Art Art Associates which works to to make art experiences more accessible to to her city of Pittsburgh (Photo shot in in Moengo Suriname 2017 Photo Photo sponsors: Rey & Kellianne )
Kasia Strek is is is is a a a a a a a a a Polish photojournalist based in Paris and Warsaw She studied French and literature before discovering photography during her master’s degree studies in in visual arts She then studied documentary photography in in Poland France and Australia For her photography is the way of of taking action of of engaging in in in society and of directing attention to the issues that she finds under-represented Her practice focuses on on subjects related to social inequalities environmental issues and women’s rights In 2017 she became a a a member of the French collective ITEM In 2018 she received the Camille Lepage “On Est Ensemble” prize at Visa pour l’Image for her her work on on access to abortion in countries where it is illegal In 2018 she was a a a a a a a a a a laureate of the Jean-Luc Lagardère Foundation grant and winner
in multimedia category of Polish-German Tadeusz Mazowiecki Journalism Prize for her report on the the mining industry in in in in Poland Her work was exhibited at the the 31st
Visa pour l’Image Festival in in Perpignan and several other exhibitions in in France Poland and and Australia (Photo shot in in Manila Philippines 2017 Photo Photo sponsor: Hugh Hussey )
Newsha Tavakolian began working for the the Iranian press at the the age of 16 covering wars in in Iraq and a a a a a a a a a range of social issues in in her her native Iran Over the years her her focus shifted away from journalistic photography photography to to to photography photography as art Through her her lens Tavakolian explores social experiences in her her homeland and and human conflicts close and near Tavakolian has photographed female guerilla fighters in Iraqi Kurdistan Syria and and Colombia prohibited Iranian female singers and and the lives of people living under sanctions Tavakolian was the the fifth laureate of the the 2014 Carmignac Gestion Photojournalism Award Award and the the the principle laureate of the the the 2015 Prince Claus Award Award Amongst others Tavakolian’s work has found its place within the collections of international institutions including the the Victoria & Albert Museum the the Los Angeles County Museum Museum of Art (LACMA) the the British Museum Museum Sackler Gallery and the the Boston Museum of Fine Art Tavakolian became a a a a a a a a a a Magnum Member in in 2019 (Photo shot in in Mecca Saudi Arabia