Hillman Photography Initiative

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Second Lives: Who Are We in the Virtual World?

Leigh Alexander considers the promise of virtual reality, and the ways in which we present our second selves in the digital world.

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Photography at the Fringe: When Art and Science Collide

Exploring the intersection of photography and computer science with Specular Studio.

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What Happens When a Museum Embraces Experimentation?

With the first cycle of programming for the Hillman Photography Initiative complete, the Agents speak openly about their experiences.

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How Shirin Neshat’s Identified Speaks through Its Silence

Kaelen Wilson-Goldie explores the power of photographer Shirin Neshat's Women of Allah series.

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Photography’s Radical Shift from Analog Memories to Digital Noise

Oliver Wasow considers the generational divide between the worlds of analog and digital photography.

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Looking for the Incredible in a Simple Moment

Alec Soth examines the influence that a singular Robert Adams photograph had on his career.

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How Photography’s ‘Decisive Moment’ Often Depicts an Incomplete View of Reality

Fred Ritchin examines the ethics surrounding Nathan Weber's controversial photograph of Fabienne Cherisma.