Everyday EverywhereinRe-PictureA statement from The Everyday ProjectsIt is our hope and intention that The Everyday Projects might be an exemplar of good conduct, a standard-bearer for sound ethics in our…Aug 2, 20181Aug 2, 20181
Everyday EverywhereinRe-PictureAfghan women photographers document the lives of women in KabulEveryday Afghanistan features the work of nine Afghan women photographers.Feb 20, 20183Feb 20, 20183
Everyday EverywhereinRe-PictureIn Conversation with ViewFind editorsViewFind is a publishing platform launched in 2015 that aims to support photojournalists through visibility and assignment work. A team of…Oct 17, 2017Oct 17, 2017
Everyday EverywhereinRe-PictureIn Conversation with Mary KangMary Kang is an independent photographer based in New York City. Born in South Korea, Mary’s personal documentary work focuses on “floating…Jul 9, 2017Jul 9, 2017
Everyday EverywhereinRe-PictureIn Conversation with Alana HolmbergAlana Holmberg is an Australian documentary photographer and member of Oculi. Her project “Resist Laughter” will be exhibited at The Head…May 11, 2017May 11, 2017
Everyday EverywhereinRe-PictureIn Conversation with Stella JohnsonStella Johnson is a documentary photographer and educator at Boston University and Lesley University’s College of Art and Design with a…Apr 30, 2017Apr 30, 2017
Everyday EverywhereinRe-PictureIn Conversation with three photo editors on curating Everyday EverywhereAndrea Wise, Haley Hamblin, and Maggie Soladay share their approach, beliefs, and tips on selecting images with impact.Mar 12, 2017Mar 12, 2017
Everyday EverywhereinRe-PictureIn Conversation with Sammy Jo HesterSammy Jo Hester is a photographer and photo editor at the Daily Herald in Provo, Utah.Feb 17, 2017Feb 17, 2017
Everyday EverywhereinRe-PictureIn Conversation with Laura Elizabeth PohlLaura Elizabeth Pohl is a humanitarian photographer and filmmaker based in Baltimore, Maryland, and founder of NGO Storytelling.Jan 13, 2017Jan 13, 2017
Everyday EverywhereinRe-PictureIn Conversation with Julius MotalJulius Motal is a photographer and writer based in New York City. His work focuses on human rights and social justice issues. In his spare…Dec 3, 2016Dec 3, 2016