Photography has often been used to document and catalogue—through a white-centric viewpoint—the histories of communities that were deemed foreign. On June 6, at 6:30 PM, join Angelina Ruiz in the ICP library for “Decolonizing Photography: Exploring the Impact of Eurocentrism on Archive." Ruiz will examine the visual iterations of marginalized people throughout history, and way to comb through these histories to reclaim this colonized gaze and change the narrative of archival photography. Followed by Q&A. Ruiz also teaches Decolonizing Photography this summer at ICP. Learn more and register: https://bit.ly/3R4xCxd.
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