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Venezuelan Photographer Silvana Trevale Uses New Book to Reframe Narratives Around Youth and Identity

“Our identity isn’t only defined by the crisis,” photographer Silvana Trevale said of her long-term project documenting young Venezuelans. Venezuelan

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“The dogs humanize an environment that’s devoid of all humanity.” A series of documentary photography exhibitions presented through New York’s

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Puerto Rican Artist Angel Otero Brings Personal History and Cultural Motifs to Somerset Exhibition

“When I was invited, of course, I accepted,” In May 2026, Puerto Rican artist Angel Otero is preparing to unveil