The Complexities of Conflict Photography
Friday, February 23, 2007
Isa Freij, a cameraman for CBS and a documentary filmmaker, Shaul Schwartz of Getty Images, and Heidi Levine of Sipa Agency are all currently working in the Middle East. They join us for a panel discussion on the challenges of covering the conflicts there, and the ethical questions of photographing events in the region. They also talk about whether their own backgrounds and ethnicities factor into their work. Isa Freij was born and lives in Palestine. Shaul Schwartz was born in Israel and lives in US. Heidi Levine was born in Boston and has lived in Israel for 20 years.
Event: Taking Sides in Conflict Photography Today
An International Center of Photography event sponsored by Getty Images
Friday February 23 at 7 pm
The New School, Swayduck Auditorium
65 Fifth Avenue, ground floor $5.00
Event: Taking Sides in Conflict Photography Today
An International Center of Photography event sponsored by Getty Images
Friday February 23 at 7 pm
The New School, Swayduck Auditorium
65 Fifth Avenue, ground floor $5.00
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