Join us for a reception and talk with renown Bronx-born photographer, Joe Conzo jr as we learn about the earliest era of hip hop, its culture and community.
A photo exhibit that presents the perspectives of seven Venezuelan photographers who walk the streets and photograph working class life at a time when Venezuela is defined by outside forces without the consent of its people who suffer under the effects of sanctions.
A photographic survey of the ongoing homelessness crisis throughout New York City and beyond, that challenges the viewer to face the humans pushed towards the void of anonymity.
There's still time to submit! Pick up your camera! Pick up your phone! Join WE ARE THE WORKING CLASS — An internationalist photo project. A project to construct memory, exchange our common visions, and share messages of unity. Deadline: July 30th. Read more and learn how to participate!
Come to the People's Forum to see the art exhibition in person! Artists across the world urgently call for sovereignty, dignity, and democracy in Haiti.
For the past months, participants in the Revolutionary Feminism course have been studying and debating
Documenting and preserving 20 years of radical homeless resistance and a collective vision of just futures, the event will include a mini-exhibit of photos and short audio clips from the oral history interviews.
