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WAS GEHT?! poster campaign
Our first project with the youth media team – once working together in real life became possible again! Couldn’t be prouder!
More about this collaboration here at BOOM – Out of Space?
The Journal – a visual collective contemplating life under quarantine and beyond
Berlin Mondiale Calendar 2020
What better way to wrap my work with Berlin community arts and network organization Berlin Mondiale than to curate a calendar highlighting some of the past year’s programs and artistic collaborations.
For this project I was able to team up once more with Imad Gebrayel, whose beautiful design work with type in Arabic I had gotten to know during the production of WAS GEHT?! Magazine’s first print publication.
The typography design approach allowed us to create a collection of works that was able to seamlessly incorporate projects that are extremely divergent in style, plus, of course, be able to feature some of the literary workshops active in the network.
Here’s to a fabulous, creative year 2020.
New work: An interview with AI scientist Iyad Rahwan
Portraits and interview for Quanta Magazine, produced at the Center for Humans and Machines at the Max Planck Institute for Human Development Berlin.
View the rest of this entry »WAS GEHT?! Magazine – first print publication launched!
New work: Zurich video production
While shooting the Swiss portion of this 2019 Fields Medal Awards honoree video for the Simons Foundation, I got to spend time with math genius Alessio Figalli and learned a thing or two about Queen Dido and old Carthage – while running all over Zurich’s old city and sneaking rides on cable cars.
Vice Media’s Brooklyn HQ for the Montreal Gazette
Portraits of Vice Media co-founder Surooj Alvi shot for the Montreal Gazette as part of a profile on the company’s newly expanded Brooklyn headquarters.
Berlin Refugee Youths for Al Jazeera
So very happy to see the story on young refugees I photographed and interviewed in Berlin this fall published. The full piece can be seen and read over at Al Jazeera America. A huge thank you to Mark Rykoff for letting me produce this reportage, and for the great layout! With Andrew Curry (text) and Caroline Preston (editing.)
On Borrowed Time – revisited
In honor of this year’s World AIDS Day, I decided to reach out to some of the former Camp Heartland kids who were featured in the OSF Moving Walls 11 exhibition, or had been profiled in the book that I co-produced for the HIV/AIDS NGO‘s peer prevention outreach. It has been 15 years since I first began photographing and interviewing teens who were facing the continuing stigma surrounding HIV, and all these years later, given our new sharing culture and social media connectivity, it seemed time to follow up.
The series ran over at the Open Society Foundation’s Instagram feed this week, presenting updates on the young people’s lives, as well as their thoughts on growing up, secrecy and disclosure, friendship and loss, and surviving against the odds. To be continued.
Stories from an Aging Pandemic on Yahoo News
Also for World AIDS Day, we were featured on Yahoo News with a selection of images and quotes from our Graying of AIDS oral history project.