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Noah Swimming - Molise, Italy
Photo by: Ben Rasmussen
Emerging
Exhibit
Jun 06,
2015 - Sep 20,
2015
Emerging presents images by more than 90 emerging photographers from around the world who bring a fresh perspective and creative techniques to professional photography. The exhibit explores how a new generation of photographers examines a variety of topics, from the personal to the global: youth culture, family, the environment, economic uncertainty, conflict and civil unrest, and the nature of the photographic image.
Emerging was organized in partnership with Photo District News (PDN), the award-winning publication for professional photographers. The exhibit is comprised of works from photographers who have been featured in “PDN’s 30,” Photo District News’ annual selection of 30 emerging photographers who represent a range of styles and genres and have demonstrated a distinctive vision, creativity, and versatility. The photographers in Emerging come from 30 countries and while all are still relatively new to professional photography, many have already earned prestigious accolades.
In addition to nearly 100 prints, the exhibition will include videos, multimedia pieces, self-published books, zines and a changing slideshow of images posted on social media illustrating the many ways emerging photographers have shown and shared their work. Emerging will also feature an original short documentary film that profiles ten photographers who have been featured in PDN’s 30: Corey Arnold, Olivia Bee, Peter DiCampo, Pari Dukovic, JUCO, Dina Litovsky, Diana Markosian, Ilvy Njiokiktjien, Katie Orlinsky and Marcus Smith.
The exhibition is guest curated by PDN leadership: Editor in Chief, Holly Stuart Hughes; Senior Editor, Conor Risch; Photo Editor, Amy Wolff; Executive Editor, David Walker and Creative Director, Darren Ching.
Emerging was also featured at Westfield Century City, Los Angeles, CA
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Featured Photographs
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Sami, The People That Walk With Reindeer© Erika Larsen
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Color Steps 11© JUCO
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© Marcus Smith
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Katie Orlinsky
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Wounded Bear at Red Salmon Cannery© Corey Arnold
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Untitled© Dina Litovsky
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Afrikaner Blood© Ilvy Njiokiktjien
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Innocence Assassinated: Living In Mexico's Drug WarKatie Orlinsky
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© Marcus Smith
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UntitledOlivia Bee
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"Kiss, Kiss Shoot, Kiss"© Pari Dukovic
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Life without Lights© Peter DiCampo
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Urban Jungle© Brent Lewin
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Amina Mutieva, 21© Diana Markosian/Reportage by Getty Images
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Noah Swimming - Molise, Italy© Benjamin Rasmussen
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Jenny Riffle
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Therese + Joel
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We Are The Rhoads
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US Army soldiers from 1st PlatoonAdam Dean
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Rome, 2010Alessandro Imbriaco
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From “Disappearing Ice Age”Andrea Gjestvang
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Arina in her GarageAnna Skladmann
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Bharat Choudhary
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Models Anna Martynova and Sebastian SauveCharlie Engman
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John-John FlorenceCole Barash
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GuluDima Gavrysh
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PaperscapeJustin Fantl
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Justin Maxon
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Model Cristina HerrmannMarcelo Gomes
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Maria Turchenkova
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From "Donbass Romanticism"Misha Friedman
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Mosa'ab Elshamy
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Kye, Kaiya and KamrenWayne Lawrence
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Guy MillerZun Lee
Stories Behind the Photographs
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We don’t necessarily get treated like photographers. We get treated as a creative entity, which has worked to our benefit. That was something that we didn’t really foresee.
JUCO
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I want my images to seem like stolen moments that give with glimpse of who the subject really is.
Lauren Dukoff
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I learned by doing. I shoot by instinct, so every time I get something good it feels like a coincidence.
Ilvy Njiokiktjien
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I came here to understand the primal drive of the modern hunter and to find a people who, when the land spoke, could interpret its language. I also came in search of silence so I could begin to hear again.
Erika Larsen
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I started discovering emotions, expressions and nuances on the streets that I would not have had a chance to record if I had chosen a more traditional photographic technique.
Pari Dukovic
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I’m attracted to the idea of looking back... I think that’s a universal experience.
Olivia Bee
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Featured Photographers
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Corey Arnold
He works as a photographer and seasonal commercial fisherman in Alaska.
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JUCO
JUCO represents the collaborative work of Julia Galdo and Cody Cloud.
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Peter DiCampo
Peter DiCampo is a documentary photographer whose goal is to contribute his work to a dialogue on international development.
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Olivia Bee
Olivia Bee is intrigued by the beauty of everyday life and how the beauty of memories – real or imagined – touches us.
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Pari Dukovic
Pari Dukovic is a New York-based photographer of Greek descent whose wide-ranging practice is informed by a fascination with historical painting and sculpture.
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Dina Litovsky
Her work has been published in Time, The New York Times, The New Yorker, New York Magazine, Stern, Newsweek Japan, Wired, Photo District News and many others.
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Diana Markosian
Diana Markosian is a documentary photographer who pursues long-term projects in some of the most remote corners of the world.
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Ilvy Njiokiktjien
Ilvy Njiokiktjien is a news and documentary photographer who covers current affairs and contemporary social issues.
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Katie Orlinsky
Katie Orlinsky’s long-held interest in international politics and a desire to raise awareness on social issues originally led her to photography and photojournalism.
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Marcus Smith
Marcus Smith’s photography clients include Nike Basketball and Football, Asics, Jordan Brand, ESPN Magazine, Entrepreneur Magazine, Runner’s World Magazine and many more.
Iris Nights Presenters
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Lauren Dukoff
Lauren Dukoff has worked with such celebrated artists as Beyoncé, Lady Gaga, Tom Hanks, Katy Perry, Beck, Oprah and Neil Young, and perhaps most prolifically, Devendra Banhart and Adele, friends and collaborators whom she has documented for many years.
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Dina Litovsky
Her work has been published in Time, The New York Times, The New Yorker, New York Magazine, Stern, Newsweek Japan, Wired, Photo District News and many others.
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Ilvy Njiokiktjien
Ilvy Njiokiktjien is a news and documentary photographer who covers current affairs and contemporary social issues.
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Olivia Bee
Olivia Bee is intrigued by the beauty of everyday life and how the beauty of memories – real or imagined – touches us.
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Zun Lee
Zun Lee is an award-winning photographer from Toronto who was named as one of PDN’s 30 in 2014.
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JUCO
JUCO represents the collaborative work of Julia Galdo and Cody Cloud.
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Nicole Tung
Nicole Tung spent 2014 documenting the lives of Native American war veterans in the US, as well as former child soldiers in the DR Congo and the protests in Hong Kong.
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Peter DiCampo
Peter DiCampo is a documentary photographer whose goal is to contribute his work to a dialogue on international development.
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Marcus Smith
Marcus Smith’s photography clients include Nike Basketball and Football, Asics, Jordan Brand, ESPN Magazine, Entrepreneur Magazine, Runner’s World Magazine and many more.
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Pari Dukovic
Pari Dukovic is a New York-based photographer of Greek descent whose wide-ranging practice is informed by a fascination with historical painting and sculpture.
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Toni Greaves
Toni Greaves is a documentary, commercial and editorial photographer based in Portland and working worldwide.
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Bryan Derballa
Bryan Derballa is a photographer based in Brooklyn, New York.
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Corey Arnold
He works as a photographer and seasonal commercial fisherman in Alaska.
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Diana Markosian
Diana Markosian is a documentary photographer who pursues long-term projects in some of the most remote corners of the world.
Slideshow Night Photographers
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Alys Tomlinson
Alys Tomlinson is an award-winning editorial and fine art photographer based in London.
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Anna Beeke
Anna Beeke is a documentary and fine arts photographer born in Washington, DC, and based in Brooklyn, NY.
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Annalisa Murri
Annalisa Natali Murri, freelance photographer, approached for the first time to photogrphy at 27, while attending Architectural and Urban Photography course at EAF, Spain.
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Camilla de Maffei
Camilla de Maffei works as a freelance photographer and lives in Barcelona, Spain.
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Clarissa Bonet
Clarissa Bonet is an artist and photographer living and working in Chicago.
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Daro Sulakauri
Daro Sulakauri is a freelance photojournalist from Georgia.
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Eri Morita
Eri Morita is an award-winning photographer from Japan.
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Erin O’Keefe
Erin O’Keefe is a visual artist and architect based in New York City.
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Keith Yahrling
Keith Yahrling is an artist living and working in Philadelphia.
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Lauren Hermele
Lauren Hermele is a multimedia storyteller and a documentary, editorial and fine art photographer.
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Maurizio Iorio
Maurizio Di Iorio is a photographer based in Italy.
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McNair Evans
McNair Evans explores themes of shared experiences and identity.
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Molly Lamb
Molly Lamb holds an MFA in Photography from the Massachusetts College of Art and Design and a BA in American Studies from the University of Massachusetts, Boston.
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Natalie Keyssar
Natalie Keyssar is a freelance photojournalist and a Story Contributor at INSTITUTE for Artist Management.
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Pascal Shirley
Pascal Shirley is a freelance photographer based in Los Angeles.
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Paul Colangelo
Paul Colangelo is a documentary photographer focused on environmental issues and wildlife.
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Peter Bohler
Peter Bohler’s work explores how communities and subcultures find identity.
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Phil Moore
Phil Moore has worked extensively across Africa, as well as covering the conflict in Syria, and stories in Pakistan and Bolivia.
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Sara Macel
Sara Macel is a freelance photographer who created the monograph “May the Road Rise to Meet You.”
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Victoria Dean
Victoria J. Dean is a photographic artist based in Northern Ireland.
Exhibit Themes
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Capture vs. Perception
“Maninpulated” images that transform and elevate their subjects, demanding we take a second look. -
Communities, Families & Subcultures
Images of families and societies of the photographers, as well as images by photographers who have immersed themselves in new communities and cultures. -
Conflict & Aftermath
Images by photographers who have launched their careers by covering wars and civil conflicts, from the drug wars of Mexico to uprisings in Egypt and Libya, to civil and ethnic wars in Africa, the Middle East and Europe. -
Fictional Worlds
Narrative, staged photographs that can resemble documentary work or envision legend and myth. -
Global Inequality
Images highlighting the human, environmental, and economic costs of globalization, providing evidence of the often glaring and tragic unequal distribution of resources around the world. -
Nature & the Environment
Photographs created with a variety of visual strategies to celebrate the fragile environment, to depict the uneasy relationship between humanity and nature, or to engage viewers with critical environmental issues. -
Public & Private Selves
Portraits revealing something more insightful than the familiar public pose most often captured by the omnipresence of cameras in our lives. -
Style
Style will feature the latest fashion and design content throughout Skylight Studios’ digital installation, including style themed images and curated short films from Vine stars Meagan Cignoli and Xaviera Lopez.
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Lecture
Corey Arnold: Fish-Work
Corey Arnold discusses his experience working as a commercial fisherman in Alaska while simultaneously documenting his life at sea. -
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Bryan Derballa: In Bloom
Bryan Derballa discusses coming up in photography during the digital age and how to stand out when every phone has a camera. -
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Toni Greaves: Radical Love
Toni Greaves discusses her long-term project photographing within a community of cloistered nuns and her personal journey along the way. -
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Marcus Smith: Inside Iris Nights
Marcus Smith talks about documenting "Crew Love: A Basketball Diary," why he titled his lecture "Imaginary Fear" and his advice to young photographers. -
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Marcus Smith: Imaginary Fear
Marcus Smith discusses how he embraced fear and used it to get to where he is today as a photographer. -
Peter DiCampo: Inside Iris Nights
Peter DiCampo discusses the Everyday Africa photography project, his artistic influences and the advice he would give to photographers who are getting started. -
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Peter DiCampo: Reimagining Africa
Peter DiCampo shares work from two projects: “Everyday Africa” and “What Went Wrong? Perspectives on Failed Aid.” -
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Nicole Tung: Covering Conflict
Nicole Tung discusses why it is still so necessary for professional journalists to be reporting from the ground. -
JUCO: Inside Iris Nights
Julia Galdo and Cody Cloud discuss working together as a photography team, how their commercial work differs from their personal work and the advice they would give to young photographers. -
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JUCO: Graduating to the Working World
Julia Galdo and Cody Cloud discuss their different transitions into the world of professional photography. -
Zun Lee: Inside Iris Nights
Zun Lee discusses combating stereotypes, his Father Figure project and how he tackles street photography. -
Olivia Bee: Inside Iris Nights
Olivia Bee talks about being a young photographer, her influences, her creative process and the importance of social media.