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Celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day
On Indigenous Peoples Day photokunst celebrates its photographers, whose work highlights the diversity, richness and challenges of Indigenous Peoples around the world. The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples was adopted in 2007, one decade ago: photographers … Continue reading
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Chris Rainier – Globe-trotting Documentary Photographer
5/7/14 news update from award-winning ethnographic documentary photographer Chris Rainier: “Just back from Japan – and a very successful shoot. And I leave tonite for four days in Norway to present at Nordic Light International Festival of Photography. I have … Continue reading
“No Strangers” Featured on PDN’s Photo of the Day
With the new year underway, we have some exciting news to share. Images from the “no strangers” Exhibit were featured on PDN’s Photo of the Day. Additionally, no strangers was chosen as a Pick of the Month by PDN in … Continue reading
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“Cultures on the Edge” Update
photokunst photographer and National Geographic Fellow, Chris Rainier, is considered to be one of the leading documentary photographers in the field today. In his book, “Cultures on the Edge,” Rainier captured over “100 photographs over the last 30 years that … Continue reading
Update: Opening of “NO STRANGERS” exhibit
OPENING November 17, 2012 ANNENBERG SPACE FOR PHOTOGRAPHY 2000 Avenue of the Stars, Los Angeles, California A group show about the wonder of culture and the plight of indigenous people throughout the world. photokunst photographers featured in the exhibition … Continue reading