Eugene Smith Exhibit Traces Photojournalism to Personal Politics
The essay style exhibit follows Eugene Smith from early pre war work through World War II reporting in Saipan to his immersive midwifery study with Maude Callen in North Carolina. The show links his subjects to his evolving view of humanity and atrocity.
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Let the Truth be the Prejudice photographic essay
Jerry Groopman and W. Eugene Smith present a Jewish Museum essay on how prejudice shapes truth. The piece argues Smith’s work reveals deeper human feeling across race and class, including white workers turned to black through labor, and scenes of postwar America’s violence and social tensions.
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