Posted April 16, 2025
Visiting Assistant Professor of Photography & 2D Foundations
Oklahoma State University
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Posted April 16, 2025
Visiting Assistant Professor of Photography & 2D Foundations
Oklahoma State University
Posted March 26, 2025
Instructor of Photography
Connecticut State Community College
New York, NY
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Join us on April 24, 2025: Photographing Conflict with Elena Volkova, Maedeh Ojaghloo, & Marcus DeSieno Nearly since its inception, photography has been used as a means to understand the effects of war and trauma, and to elicit empathy for those who suffer from such violence. The three photographers presenting their...
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Join us on April 24, 2025: Photographing Conflict with Elena Volkova, Maedeh Ojaghloo, & Marcus DeSieno Nearly since its inception, photography has been used as a means to understand the effects of war and trauma, and to elicit empathy for those who suffer from such violence. The three photographers presenting their work in this program all use the photographic image as a means to interrogate how authorities rationalize the cruelty they inflict on those they purport to defend. Register in Advance! https://loom.ly/MVdLEcs