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Caroline Lacey staircase

Caroline Lacey

'This noted Art Gallery was founded and endowed by William W. Corcoran as a gift to the public.'
(2016)
archival pigments print

Dongni Leah Miao Landing

Dongni Leah Miao
"Landing" (2018)

Joe Van Eeckhout "Hunting Nature"

Joe Van Eeckhout
Hunting Nature takes an honest look at the philosophy and ideology of hunters who place values on the environment and subsistence hunting practices, amidst difficulties faced by conservationists and hunters.

Trabajadores/Workers

Oliver Contreras
Trabajadores/Workers

Trabajadores/Workers, narrates the stories of Latin American immigrants in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area and highlights the service of the men and women who represent the working class in the foreign country they call home.

Photo of baby kissing mother

Maria Luz Bravo

Maria Luz Bravo is a Mexican architect and photographer. Her body of work revolves on the use of space, both urban and architectural in the contemporary urban landscape to highlight major social phenomena, focusing primarily on cities in conflict, political boundaries and community resilience.

Margaret Wroblewski prepares her thesis project

Margaret Wroblewski

Preparing her thesis project.

NEXT 2017

Nineteen students earning their MA in New Media Photojournalism presented projects at the 2017 NEXT Thesis exhibition. View their work here.

Photo: "Portraits Alive" By Joy Bullock

NEXT 2018

Seven students earning their MA in New Media Photojournalism presented projects at the 2018 NEXT Thesis exhibition. View their work here.

Photo: "Ever Present" by Joy bullock

NEXT 2019

Nine students earning their MA in New Media Photojournalism presented projects at the 2019 NEXT Thesis exhibition this past spring. View their work here.

Photo: "Protest!" By Graeme Sloan

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Video by Maria Luz Bravo, MA New Media Photojournalism, Class of 2018