In the wake of an unprecedented year of protests, this conversation explores how artists and scholars use photography to record demonstrations of dissent. Focusing on documentation of protests in Los Angeles since the 1960s, moderators Dr. Allissa Richardson and Alex Jones explore the practice of protest photography with local artists George Rodriguez and Ted Soqui, contextualizing contemporary photojournalism in a broader historical framework of documentary photography and drawing on protest imagery in the Getty Research Institute collections. | Open to the public.
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Earlier Event: May 19
In Dialogue | The Legacy of Bearing Witness While Black in Minnesota
Later Event: August 4
Keynote | Creating a new canon of Black witnessing scholarship