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Giulio Piscitell

International Herald Tribune

Giulio Piscitell was featured on the front page of International Herald Tribune on June 5, 2013 for his work on the EF-funded project From Here to There.

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Pete Pin

NPR and EN FOCO Exhibition

Pete Pin, our first Emergency Fund Fellow in 2011,  was featured on the NPR Pictures Show for his project “Cambodian Diaspora.” Read the whole interview here.

“One thing that I learned … is that a lot of people felt really traumatized during their stay in refugee camps,” says Pin. He adds that violence and rape were common.

Pin will also be showing at EN FOCO from April 29-July 19, 2013. The exhibition will take place at Moteflore Family Health Center at 360 E. 193 Street in Bronx NY. For more information visit the EN FOCO site.


Congratulations to Pete for such an exciting month!

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Fantastic work by 2013 Magnum Foundation Emergency Fund Fellow, Ruth Prieto Arenas is featured today on the NYT LENS blog. Ruth’s work is also being exhibited at LA RUTA, a theatrical collaboration and photographic installation currently on view in Snug Harbor. 

Fantastic work by 2013 Magnum Foundation Emergency Fund Fellow, Ruth Prieto Arenas is featured today on the NYT LENS blog. Ruth’s work is also being exhibited at LA RUTA, a theatrical collaboration and photographic installation currently on view in Snug Harbor. 

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Alexis Lambrou

New York Times

Alexis Lambrou, 2012 Emergency Fund Fellow, was published in New York Times Sunday Metropolitan section and featured on NYT Lens blog for her work “Teaching for Life.” Lambrou followed Ferrin Bujan, a young teacher at Brooklyn Community Arts and Media High School and was curious to explore what it was like to be a 22-year-old teacher teaching 18-year-old students.

View the photo essay at New York Times Lens blog today.

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Bruce Gilden
New Yorker
Bruce Gilden, 2010 EF photographer, was featured in New Yorker’s “Home Economics” print spread for his work on Foreclosures in America. The article was published February 4, 2013 and penned by Tad Friend. To read the whole article please click here. 

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Bruce Gilden

New Yorker

Bruce Gilden, 2010 EF photographer, was featured in New Yorker’s “Home Economics” print spread for his work on Foreclosures in America. The article was published February 4, 2013 and penned by Tad Friend. To read the whole article please click here

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Karen Mirzoyan

Reporters Without Borders

Karen Mirzoyan, EF 2010 photographer, was published in Reporters Without Borders for his project Unrecognized Islands of Caucusus.

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Teun Voeten
Huffington Post
Teun Voeten, EF 2011 photographer, was written in Huffington Post’s blog for his EF-funded project Narco Estado.

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Teun Voeten

Huffington Post

Teun Voeten, EF 2011 photographer, was written in Huffington Post’s blog for his EF-funded project Narco Estado.

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Sohrab Hura

TIME Magazine, All In A Day’s Work

Sohrab Hura, 2010 Emergency Fund photographer, was featured in TIME Magazine, October 29, 2012 issue with the article, All in a Day’s Work by Krista Mahr/Kaimaha.

India’s promises poor rural households a hundred days’ employment a year, but honoring that pledge is an enormous challenge. Read more here.

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Ben Lowy
MotherJones
Ben Lowy’s iLibya was featured in MotherJones as part of the MotherJones-Magnum foundation partnership. His work in Libya using an iPhone examines the scars and new hopes of the revolution-torn nation.
View the essay here.

Ben Lowy

MotherJones

Ben Lowy’s iLibya was featured in MotherJones as part of the MotherJones-Magnum foundation partnership. His work in Libya using an iPhone examines the scars and new hopes of the revolution-torn nation.

View the essay here.

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Magnum Foundation Hits Photoville 

Magnum Foundation participated in Photoville, a seven-day photography festival on the Brooklyn Waterfront. MF transformed two shipping containers into unique home-like galleries to enforce the project themes featured in Bruce Gilden’s No Place Like Home and Sim Chi Yin’s Rat Tribe. 

Immersive Exhibition Design by Patricia Adler, http://patriciaadler.info/

Production Team: 

Ben Gancsos

Emma Raynes

Mimi Schiffman

Jacqueline Bao

Adrian Fussell

Laurence Cornet

Rachel Brown 

Amy Poueymirou 

Emily Pederson

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