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Pop Up Magazine /October 30, 2015 by Matt Black

The Geography of Poverty at Pop-Up Magazine, Brooklyn Academy of Music, New York.

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Matt Black is an American photographer and an associate member of Magnum Photos.

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The geography of poverty

Matt Black’s exploration of poverty in contemporary America.

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Poverty and Mythologies in America, Magnum Photos, October 17, 2018

Photographer Matt Black on documenting poverty, CBS News : Sunday Morning,  April 15, 2018

Depicting Poverty: Matt Black Pushes Documentary Photography to its Fullest Range, Reading The Pictures, February 18, 2018

America From The Bottom’: Documenting Poverty Across The Country, NPR, January 27, 2018

States of Vulnerability, TIME, January 25, 2018

Portraits of US Urban Disparity, Shot 50 Years Apart, Huck Magazine, December 15, 2017

An Evening Conversation with Matt Black & Alissa Quart on: The Geography of Poverty,  Magnum Foundation, December 7, 2016

The City: Prison’s Grip on the Black Family, The Spirals of Poverty and Mass Incarceration Upend Urban Communities,  MSNBC, October 01, 2016

The Heartland: Life and Loss in Ohio’s Steel City, Industrial Luster Tarnished in a Cutthroat Global Economy,  MSNBC , September 01, 2016

The Lookouts: Matt Black Revisions the Homeless,  Reading the Pictures, June 01, 2016

‘Poverty is Often Looked at in Isolation, but it is an American Problem,  The Guardian, May 29, 2016

Photos: Tracing Poverty in the West, High Country News, November 13, 2015

W. Eugene Smith Grants Honor Humanistic Photography, Lens, New York Times, October 14, 2015

No Man's Land: The Last Tribes of the Plain, MSNBC, October 1, 2015

The Rust Belt: Once Mighty Cities in Decline, MSNBC, September 1, 2015

Matt Black’s ‘moral’ photography of America’s sprawling poverty, British Journal of Photography,  August 28, 2015

Cancer Alley: Big Industry, Big Problems, MSNBC, July 30, 2015

How One Photographer Is Mapping America’s Poverty, Time, July 15, 2015

Dark Valley: Life in the Shadows, MSNBC, June 30, 2015

A Journey Through Forgotten America, MSNBC, June 15, 2015

Geography of Poverty: Matt Black Documents Downtrodden California, KCET, February 11, 2015

Ways of Seeing: The Contemporary Photo Essay, Time Lightbox, December 31, 2014

Matt Black Is TIME’s Pick for Instagram Photographer of the Year 2014, Time, December 18, 2014

Growing Pains in California’s Most Neglected Region, Open Society Foundations, September 16, 2014

Striking Images Shine Light on the Side of America We Rarely See, Mic, September 11, 2014

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I spoke about migration, Mexico, and California in an interview today on magnumphotos.com. Link in profile.
I spoke about migration, Mexico, and California in an interview today on magnumphotos.com. Link in profile.
Seville, California. Orange harvest. California grows about half of the nation’s food. Nearly all of California’s 500,000 farmworkers are undocumented. The Dread and Hope of Migrant Farmers and Families, for @californiasunday with @economichardship
Seville, California. Orange harvest. California grows about half of the nation’s food. Nearly all of California’s 500,000 farmworkers are undocumented. The Dread and Hope of Migrant Farmers and Families, for @californiasunday with @economichardship
Pixley, California. Downtown.
Pixley, California. Downtown.

TWITTER

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    RT @MagnumPhotos: Ahead of the #InternationalMigrantsDay, we speak to @MattBlack_Matt about his long-term projects on migration and f… https://t.co/fxQDwxZANM
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    RT @MagnumPhotos: We speak to Magnum photographers about the importance of supporting new talents, and share work from the Of Soul an… https://t.co/jJ9EhDSKAQ
    about 2 weeks ago
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    RT @RAICESTEXAS: "The ICE agent asked, “How old is your baby?” The cousin told her, “Five years old.” The agent said, “He’s old eno… https://t.co/mhFfHy3dQT
    about a month ago

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