Author Archives: Miguel Ventura

“Susan Meiselas: In History” in the International Center of Photography is an exhibition that features the work of photojournalist Susan Meiselas while she was in Nicaragua during a revolution and the middle east. Her work, revealed to the world, how … Continue reading →

“Cornell Capa: Concerned Photographer” in the International Center of Photography is an exhibition that exemplifies the meaning of photojournalism. The work of Cornell Capa, a photographer for Magnum and Life magazine, spreads from Guatemala to Argentina to Nicaragua and covers … Continue reading →

“Wunderkammer: A Century of Curiosities” in the Museum of Modern Art is an exhibit displaying a vast variety of strange, and exotic works of art. From images of eggs with eyes to locust tanks, Wunderkammer is guaranteed to have something … Continue reading →