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Meridith Kohut, Protesters waved the flag of the Venezuelan state of Táchira after seizing control of the main highway through Caracas.
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Ivor Prickett, Civilians, exhausted, hungry and thirsty, lining up for food and water in the Mamun neighborhood of Mosul. The photographer Ivor Prickett, on assignment for The New York Times, made four prolonged trips to the front lines of Mosul in 2017, where the battle that lasted nearly nine months killed thousands of civilians.`
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Daniel Berehulak, The basketball court at the Quezon City Jail became a sleeping area., Oct, 2016
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Newsha Tavakolian, “My father is losing his eyesight. His medicine from the U.S. is not under sanctions, but importers can’t purchase it because of sanctions on international banking against us. Will he be able to see in the future?” Mitra Hajjar, 38, Actress
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Tomas Munita, A weathered barber shop in Old Havana. Visitors love the museum-like quality of the streets, the disrepair of Old Havana, the strafed paint of colonial homes, each surface bearing its own unique, exceptional, history.
Date: Dec, 2015
Overview
We are delighted to host Hard Truths, an exhibition of prize-winning photography from The New York Times.
The exhibit showcases the work of five outstanding New York Times photojournalists, who have taken great risks capturing events and their effects on people around the world. The photographs bear witness to humanitarian crises, conflicts and transitions from Venezuela, Iraq, Syria, the Philippines, Cuba and Iran, while uncovering the human stories at heart.
Hard Truths has been co-curated by David Furst of The New York Times and Arthur Ollman from the Foundation for the Exhibition of Photography in collaboration with The Conduit.
The exhibition will be open on Friday 16 March from 10am – 4.30pm and Saturday and Sunday 12 – 5pm.
