IN PROTEST: GLOBAL ACTIVISM
IN PROTEST: GLOBAL ACTIVISM offers an unfiltered exploration of the human spirit in moments of resistance. Featuring the work of over 50 photographers from our first open call, this exhibition presents a diverse collection of images capturing the raw intensity of protest movements worldwide.
photo: St. Patricks Day Demonstration © Kathy Yates
"IN POLITICS: Conventions and Campaigns" features the compelling work of Brendan Bullock, Nima Taradji, and Denise Keim
Nima Taradji, an Iranian-American editorial and documentary photographer based in Chicago. Photo - RNC 2024 © Nima Taradji
"IN POLITICS: Conventions and Campaigns" features the compelling work of Brendan Bullock, Nima Taradji, and Denise Keim
"MAIN STREET: The Lost Dream of Route 66” Photographs by Edward Keating
MAIN STREET: The Lost Dream of Route 66 is an exhibition of photographs by Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer Edward Keating. The exhibition is accompanied by Keating’s eponymous and critically acclaimed book of 84 photographs (Damiani, 2018).
”Chasing Polio" by Jean-Marc Giboux
Jean-Marc Giboux’s photographs capture the 18-year journey documenting the global race to end polio through immunization – the unprecedented public health initiative and worldwide effort to eradicate the deadly virus.
As We See It: Where Street Photography and Photojournalism Converge
Join us in celebrating the first annual student showcase at CC4PJ, where rules and no rules converge, and perspectives are captured, transcending the ordinary to unveil the extraordinary.
photo by Lisa Bergqvist
Observations Worth Remembering: by Hans Schaal
Hans Schaal's life story is a fascinating journey, marked by resilience and a profound appreciation for the arts.
A World on the Move: Capturing the Plight of Those Who Fled and Those Who Stayed.by Ada Trillo
A World on The Move: Navigating Borders Amidst Conflict and War
by Ada Trillo
Discover the captivating narrative of Queer Mexican American photographer, Ada Trillo, through an immersive exhibition at the Chicago Center for Photojournalism. Ada just received the 2024 GUGGENHEIM FELLOW for her work documenting through images the stories of LGBTQ+ migrants to the U.S.
From September 22 to December 2, 2023, we showcase the remarkable works of this dedicated artist. Join us on Friday, September 22nd for the opening of this thought-provoking exhibition, sponsored by ASMP Chicago Midwest and CC4PJ, from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM.
Enduring Ties: Resilience and Longing in Cuba by Alex Garcia
OPENING: Thursday, July 20th from 6-9PM.
ARTIST TALK: Friday, September 15th from 7-9PM
Experience the captivating visual stories of Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist Alex Garcia at his exclusive art exhibition, Alex Garcia "Enduring Ties: Resilience & Longing in Cuba." With over 6,000 assignments under his belt, Alex Garcia has mastered the art of capturing emotions and communicating powerful messages through his lens. Through this exhibition, he takes you on a journey across the globe, showcasing his exceptional storytelling skills and his personal connection to Cuba.
LGBTQ+ Exhibition for the iconic Chicago Pride Parade
Exhibition for Gay Pride Month in Chicago
Yvette Marie Dostatni "Unconventional"
Yvette Marie Dostatni "Unconventional" is showcasing the unique passions and interests of individuals who find belonging in unconventional ways. The gritty and raw nature of the photographs captures the essence of these gatherings, leaving viewers with a newfound appreciation for the power of community. From cosplay enthusiasts to collectors of taxidermy, this exhibition showcases a wide range of individuals who have found their tribe in these unconventional conventions. March 19, 2023 - May 12, 2023
Past Shows
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As We See It: Where Street Photography and Photojournalism Converge
February - March 2024
Chicago Center for Photojournalism hosted its inaugural student show, spotlighting the work of our students from film, street, and photojournalism classes.
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Observations Worth Remembering by Hans Schaal
December 2023 - January 2024
Chicago's rich culture of music, art, architecture, politics, sports, radio, and theater provided a fertile ground for Hans to immerse himself. Photography became a powerful tool for him to capture moments worth remembering.
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A World on the Move: Capturing the Plight of Those Who Fled and Those Who Stayed by Ada Trillo
September - December 2023
A powerful and intimate view of the experiences faced by individuals caught in the tumultuous upheaval of oppressive border conflicts within their homelands.
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Enduring Ties: Resilience and Longing in Cuba by Alex Garcia
July - September 2023
This exhibition takes you on a transformative journey that showcases Alex Garcia's exceptional storytelling skills and his profound personal connection to Cuba.
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LGBTQ+ Exhibition for the Iconic Chicago Pride Parade
This exhibition honored Chicago’s annual LGBTQ+ celebration that takes over the city each June, with street fests, concerts, parties, and the iconic Chicago Pride Parade.
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Unconventional by Yvette Marie Dostatni
A showcase of the unique passions and interests of individuals who find belonging in unconventional ways. The gritty and raw nature of the photographs captures the essence of these gatherings, leaving viewers with a newfound appreciation for the power of community.