Somalia’s history thus far has been a virulent amalgamation of elements that completely impede any kind of possibility for progress in the nation’s construction of a basic level of human safety. Inheriting the consequences of an endless civil war, the [...]

Who: Hanifa Alizada Where she was born: Ghazni, Afghanistan Where she lives now: Kabul, Afghanistan What she does: Photographer at 3rd Eye Photojournalism Center and Lecturer, University of Kabul Art Department What she’s currently working on: A new series on [...]

For most, Bryan Adams will always be associated with the teenage angst and longing in his 1984 rock and roll classic, “Summer of ‘69.” Tilda Swinton in Zoo However, for over a decade, when not performing on sold out tours, [...]

Last night, just days after Obama’s victory, Krzysztof Wodiczko debuted his installation, Abraham Lincoln: War Veteran Projection. Renowned for his large-scale projections on architecture and monuments, Wodiczko has spent that last several months speaking with veterans from the Vietnam, Iraq [...]

Photo by: Di Zinno The Streets of Afghanistan project will blow your mind. Despite the naysaying that bridges and lasting relationships might not be possible with communities seemingly mired in conflict, this touring public works project highlights life-size photographs that “depict life in [...]

  Travel photography has always struck me as one of the most interesting forms of photography.  It is often marked by a sense of wonder, awe or amazement. The best travel photos lend themselves to a feeling of discovery; they [...]

Amina is 13 and weaves carpets for a living. To read more click here. Photo by: Jean Chung

2011 was a year of worldwide unrest. Traditional social structures that favor the interests of those with money and power are being called into question by the masses. These are the most striking moments of 2011. 5. Death of Bin [...]