“I’m shooting for proof, for documentation. I’m shooting to create awareness for the rest of the world. I’m shooting so policymakers can see those images and bear witness to them through my lens,” Lynsey Addario told The Daily Beast.
Noor Nisa, 18 , in labor and stranded with her mother in Badakhshan Province, Afghanistan, November 2009.It’s definitely a hard-hitting collection of images, but the exhibit is also moving and beautiful. Addario’s images of women inor of those who have survived conflict-related sexual violence may be difficult for visitors to view, but they are also some of the most striking.
“I question daily why I send myself on these impossible shooting missions,” Addario wrote from Islamabad in one undated letter on display. “This is the first time I feel actual fear in my stomach. Entering a region where women are valued at the rate of two cows, where they are raped repeatedly by the Taliban, and then jailed or stoned to death for becoming pregnant with their illegitimate children.
Ukrainians clean up debris after a residential building was hit by Russian missiles in south Kyiv, Ukraine, February 2022.In the early days of Russia’s war in Ukraine this year when Russian forces were advancing towards Ukraine’s capital and Ukrainians were evacuating nearby cities,, west of Kyiv. Addario and her team were just yards away and witnessed the entire attack, which killed the fleeing mother, her two children, and a family friend.
At times, though, some editors have kept Addario’s images from public view, out of a fear that they may be too graphic. The exhibit displays a series of Addario’s photographs of wounded American soldiers in Fallujah, Iraq in 2004, which she took on assignment formagazine. The series includes a foreboding red and grey photograph of over a dozen American soldiers lying down on stretchers and others being carried to treatment.
One hundred and nine African refugees from Gambia, Mali, Senegal, Ivory Coast, Guinea, and Nigeria are rescued by the Italian navy from a rubber boat in the sea between Italy and Libya, October 2014.“There’s been a lot of rhetoric about fake news and I think it’s really important to understand that this is not political.
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