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On January 18th, thousands of people gathered in cities across the United States for the 2020 Women’s March. The fourth edition of this event is being held two weeks before the start of the Democratic primaries and ten months before the general elections.

Caption : Marchers with Gays Against Guns carry portraits of transgender women murdered with firearms in 2019 during the fourth annual Women's March on their way from Columbus Circle, at the southwest corner of Central Park, to Times Square, New York.
John Trotter / MAPS

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Until February 2nd, ”Ukraine Runs Through It” by Justyna Mielnikiewicz is exhibited at Instytut Fotografii Fort. The project documents the country, its transformations, its people and its divisions by using the Dnieper River as a metaphorical line of reference. A workshop with the artist accompanies her solo show in the Institute, on January 25th.

Caption : Headless statue of painted gold Lenin stands in the center of the village by Enerhodar City, where biggest in Europe Atomic Power Station is located, on the bank of Kakhovka Reservoir on Dnieper River.

More here : instytutfotografiifort.org.pl/en/exhibitions/justyna-mielnikiewicz-ukraine-runs-through-it

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On January 12th, ten years ago, an earthquake devastated Haiti, killing more than 200,000 people, injuring many more and leaving the entire country impacted by the disaster.

Caption : Port au Prince, Haïti. A kid playing on a destroyed playground by the 2010 earthquake. From the book ”En bas la ville”, a photographic essay on the effervescent downtown Port au Prince. The Haitian capital is a feverish and luminous city where people wave between chaos and poetry.
Gaël Turine / MAPS

See more : www.mapsimages.com/works/en-bas-la-ville/

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