Artists who document, expose, and make sense of conflict in its many forms.
An-My Lê: Photographing the Night Sky
Delcy Morelos in “Human Nature”
Images
Neïl Beloufa
Interactivity
Tuan Andrew Nguyen in “Between Worlds”
Lucy Raven: Pressure & Release
Salah Elmur: Fixing Time
Richard Mosse: What the Camera Cannot See
Michael Rakowitz: Haunting the West
Postcommodity in "Borderlands"
Extended Segment
Krzysztof Wodiczko: Monument for the Living
Hiwa K: "The Bell Project"
David Goldblatt: A Monument to Apartheid in Fietas
Hiwa K in "Berlin"
Susan Philipsz in "Berlin"
David Goldblatt in "Johannesburg"
Julie Mehretu: Politicized Landscapes
Minerva Cuevas: Bridging Borders
Natalia Almada in "Mexico City"
Minerva Cuevas in "Mexico City"
Omer Fast: "Continuity"
Omer Fast: "CNN Concatenated"
Trevor Paglen: Power & Perspective
Trevor Paglen: Limit Telephotography
Omer Fast in "Fiction"
Trevor Paglen in "Secrets"
Mary Reid Kelley: "You Make Me Iliad"
Martha Colburn Brings the War Home
An-My Lê: "29 Palms"
Doris Salcedo: Istanbul
Beryl Korot: "Dachau, 1974"
Doris Salcedo in "Compassion"
Alfredo Jaar: Gramsci & Pasolini
Ursula von Rydingsvard in "Ecology"
An-My Lê in "Protest"
Nancy Spero in "Protest"
Alfredo Jaar in "Protest"
Krzysztof Wodiczko in "Power"
Collier Schorr in "Loss & Desire"
Bridging contemporary techniques and traditional craft, Dana Awartani investigates the complexities of cultural heritage.
Hiromi Tsuchida discusses Hiroshima Trilogy and his inclusion in the 58th Carnegie International, Is it morning for you yet?