Top stories published by Re-Picture in 2018

Homepage

Open in app

Top Stories published by Re-Picture in 2018

2018

October

December

Neeta Satam in Re-Picture

Mar 15, 2018

The ethics of seeing

Neeta Satam discusses combating colonialism and sensationalism in photographing…

2 responses

Shaminder Dulai in Re-Picture

Mar 22, 2018

Blind spots: The dangers of unchecked social bias in race and media

Unexamined prejudice is a bigger…

25 responses

Danielle Jackson in Re-Picture

Apr 20, 2018

The impact of photography amidst the extinction of the mass media

Danielle Jackson examines the limits…

5 responses

Andrew Quilty in Re-Picture

Mar 29, 2018

Working around reductionism in Afghanistan

Photojournalist Andrew Quilty reflects on his place as an…

1 response

Bradley Secker in Re-Picture

Apr 12, 2018

“You have to be a good shapeshifter”

Sometimes the job requires going back into the closet for Bradley…

1 response

Elie Gardner in Re-Picture

Mar 16, 2018

How we tell stories of conflict

Civilian casualties have increased since the turn of the century, but…

1 response

Danielle Villasana in Re-Picture

May 9, 2018

Taking charge: Women journalists build a more inclusive industry

From websites and newsrooms to…

Danielle Villasana in Re-Picture

Mar 14, 2018

Truth-Telling: Exploring problems and possible solutions in the media industry

Re-Picture launches an…

Peter DiCampo in Re-Picture

Jan 30, 2018

Lessons from reviewing applications to the Native and Everyday Projects Mentorship Program

1 response

Elie Gardner in Re-Picture

Jan 16, 2018

In Conversation with Janet Jarman

Mexico-City based photojournalist and filmmaker Janet Jarman has…

2017

2019

These were the top 10 stories published by Re-Picture in 2018. You can also dive into monthly archives for 2018 by using the calendar at the top of this page.

About

Re-Picture

We are creating new generations of storytellers and audiences that recognize the need for multiple perspectives in portraying the cultures that define us. Re-Picture is an online publication of The Everyday Projects.

More information