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  The Majestic Taiwanese Buildings That Only Mosquitoes Call Home

  March 24, 2014 - 

  In Taiwan, hundreds of deserted public construction projects have become breeding grounds for mosquitoes. Artist Yao Jui-chung, joined by a team of photographers known as the Lost Society Document, chronicled these often majestic buildings in images that set off a national scandal and prompted pledges for revitalization from the prime minister.  More

  By Yao Jui-chung

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  Before the Fall: Photos and Video of Ukraine’s Euromaidan Protests

  March 4, 2014 - 

  As the standoff in Ukraine continues over Russia’s occupation of the Crimean Peninsula, artist Tomas Rafa provides an intimate portrait of the recent battles that unfolded in the “Euromaidan” protests in Kiev. These photographs and video offer a rare on-the-ground look at the fiery front lines.  More

  By Tomas Rafa

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  United at the Margins: Sochi’s LGBTQ Community

  February 17, 2014 - 

  As international attention focuses on Sochi, host city for a Winter Olympics that has been protested due to Russia’s recent law punishing “gay propaganda,” Olya Ivanova photographs the local gay and lesbian scene and Katya Kazbek comments on the community’s varied perspectives on LGBTQ politics.  More

  By Olya Ivanova and Katya Kazbek

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  Overhead: New Photos of the NSA and Other Top Intelligence Agencies Revealed

  February 10, 2014 - 

  Artist Trevor Paglen offers a glimpse of America’s vast surveillance infrastructure, photographing three of the most powerful U.S. intelligence agencies and placing the images in the public domain.  More

  By Trevor Paglen

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  Shipped Off In Shackles

  January 21, 2014 - 

  As President Obama pushes for immigration reform at a moment when his own administration is reaching a record 2 million deportations, photographer John Moore offers a rare glimpse of the militarized deportation process.  More

  By John Moore