Photograph by Marc Garanger
Marc Garanger’s portraits of Algerian women in 1960s regroupment villages are strong reminders of the power of the photograph as historical record. See the work here on LightBox.
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Anti-Margaret Thatcher graffiti adorns a wall on the Falls Road in west Belfast, Northern Ireland on April 9, 2013.
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Reportage photographer Kim Badawi recently spent time with the residents of Aldeia Maracana, a community of indigenous Brazilians who made their home on the grounds of Rio de Janeiro’s defunct Museum of the Indian. Last year, local authorities threatened to evict the community and demolish the museum grounds to expand the neighboring Maracana Stadium, the country’s largest and the site of events for the coming World Cup and Olympics. After months of discussion between the Indians, activists and the local government, police evicted the residents on Friday after a tense standoff with demonstrators that resulted in arrests and the use of pepper spray.
See more photos from Kim’s time with the members of Aldeia Maracana on the Reportage Web site:
http://www.reportagebygettyimages.com/features/aldeia-maracan/
Photos by Kim Badawi/Reportage by Getty Images
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A little boy plays snow at the Imperial Ancestral Temple following overnight snowfall on March 20, 2013 in Beijing, China.
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A protestor kicks the glass of a commercial center during the general strike clashes between protestors and police in Barcelona, Spain. (Juanfra Alvarez) via The Big Picture’s Photojournalists under 25
A retrospective of the French photojournalist’s work will be on display at the Musée de l’Élysée in Lausanne until May 12, 2013.
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