Días Eternos in Photoville,
partnered with The Pulitzer Center
on Crisis Reporting
Autumn 2020
Empire Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn Bridge Park,
New York City.
“From 2017 to 2019, Ana Maria Arévalo Gosen photographed and interviewed women in Venezuelan prisons, where many can languish for months or years without trial on vague charges like “terrorism.” Ms. Arévalo, a Venezuelan photographer based in Spain, documents the cramped, squalid facilities, the improvised furnishings, and most of all, the sense of endless waiting, in solo and group portraits that feel more intimate than intrusive.”
The New York Times review of the Photoville Festival
SELECTED WORKS - LUMIX Festival für jungen Bildjournalismus,
Gallery F³, Berlin
14 August - 27 September
The LUMIX FESTIVAL for Young Visual Journalism is one of the most important platforms for young documentary photography in Europe. SELECTED WORKS exclusively presents a selection from this year’s edition of the festival. Works by young and committed photo journalists of the 21st century who deal with political, cultural, ecological and social processes in their documentaries. They do not only see themselves as observers of current events, but also want to actively intervene in global debates with their photographs.
Exhibition curated by Gisela Kayser and Katharina Mouratidi.
