EXPOSED: SFMOMA

Just went to one of the most intriguing and interesting photography exhibits. This exhibit focuses exclusively on the boundaries between seeing and spying. What makes something public vs. private? EXPOSED examines pornography, surveillance, stalking celebrities and violence.  Incredibly famous photographs such as the one's taken in Vietnam that started the anti-war movement in the United States to the Marilyn Monroe "skirt" photograph. This is really an outstanding exhibit and it should not be missed! EXPOSED will be on exhibit through April 17th. 

Source: http://www.sfmoma.org/exhibitions/408#ixzz1FTcG2FJw 

San Francisco Museum of Modern Art

Life without Lights

 

Snapixel photographer Peter DiCampo recently revealed a brand new site about his project "Life Without Lights" (featured in Issue 8) - A documentary study on global energy poverty, the social issue describing the role that energy plays in the lives and economic statuses of people around the world.  The project is deservingly award-winning, wining first prize for a body of work in the British Journal of Photography's 2010 International Photography Awards, and shortlisted in the Multimedia Category in the Anthropographia 2011 Awards for Human Rights.  And now it's growing - no longer focusing solely on Ghana but bringing in content from Kurdistan and New Mexico, and we're sure in the future from other significant locations all over the world.  To experience the project go to http://lifewithoutlights.com/