🦖 Cristina De Middel The Afronauts no sé nada de esto

Cristinade Middel, Publication award-winner In 1964, still living the dream of their recently gained independence, Zambia began a space program with the hope of sending the first African to the moon—catching up CristinaDe Middel. Born 1975, Alicante, Spain. Lives and works between Mexico and Brazil. After a 10-year career as a photojournalist and humanitarian photographer, Cristina de Middel stepped outside of the photojournalistic gaze. She investigates photography’s ambiguous relationship to truth, blending documentary and conceptual photographic ^{In2013, Cristina’s publication The Afronauts (2012) won her an ICP Infinity Award and a place as a finalist for the Deutsche Börse Photography Prize. Feeling a change in photojournalism, she applied to Magnum. In 2019, she became an associate member. Cristina was surprised but greatly encouraged by the historic agency’s recognition of her}

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^{Hesselled a conversation between two Magnum photographers: Olivia Arthur, speaking in the last month of her role as president of the agency, and Cristina de Middel, who would be voted in as her successor a month later at an AGM in New York City. The conversation, however, revolved around their parallel practices.} Whileworking as a photojournalist, de Middel’s passion for finding unconventional angles led to the acclaimed series The Afronauts. The project explores the story of an . 73 135 50 268 113 106 109 123

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