In Europe for a little fun and some exhibitions: Aug. 24 – Sept. 19, 2016


Italy. 2007.

I'll be in Europe from Aug. 24 to Sept. 18 for both fun and work. First, there's a wedding in France and a visit to Barcelona. Then, I'll be in Kaunas, Lithuania, where my work will be on display at the Kaunas Photo Festival. After that, it's Sofia, Bulgaria, for an exhibition, workshop, and lectures. Then, I'll be in Zagreb, Croatia, for an exhibition at the Organ Vida Festival. The work being exhibited at each of these festivals is my recent political work, This is the worst party I've ever been to. Thanks to the teams putting on each of these events for including my work.

If you'll be at any of these events, please say hello!

Speaking on the Around the Lens podcast – Aug. 22, 2016, at 8:30pm


I'll be on the live podcast/videochat Around the Lens tonight, August 22, 2016, starting at 8:30pm Eastern. While it is a podcast, and you can subscribe via iTunes, it's also available as a live YouTube stream, which will also be available after the fact. Here's a direct link to Around the Lens' page about the show.

I'm excited to be on the show with my friend Mark Abramson. His Two Face multiple-exposure work from the 2016 election has been published everywhere, and with good reason; the work is great and well worth seeking out.

Across the country in 2 weeks for Bloomberg’s Bus to November project


From Aug. 1 to 14, 2016, I traveled with Bloomberg reporter Esmé E. Deprez, I traveled by Greyhound bus from Philadelphia to Los Angeles, speaking to people we met along the way about their lives and the upcoming election. The final dispatch posted on Friday, and you can scroll down for the rest of our work over the trip. You can also see me in a short video by Griffin Hammon that aired on Bloomberg/MSNBC's With All Due Respect on Aug. 12, 2016 (starting at about 39:30; also available on youtube and embedded below).

I've never done anything quite like this, so it was a bit of an experiment. I'm particularly proud of the work I did and also that it accompanies such excellent reporting by Esmé. The work will hopefully serve as an addition to the work I've been doing on the 2016 election, broadening it's scope to look at voters across the country. For more photos, especially take a look at our post from Denver featuring short interviews and portraits I did with voters in Lexington, Nebraska, and on the bus from there to Denver, or the post from Las Vegas.

Exhibition at Organ Vida International Photo Festival in Croatia: Sept. 13-24, 2016


I'm very excited to announce another European exhibition in September, this one in Zagreb, Croatia. My work, This is the worst party I've ever been to., was selected as a finalist for the Organ Vida International Photography Festival. The exhibition will be up from Sept. 13-24, 2016, and I'll be there.

The other work being exhibited represent a diverse collection of subjects, styles, and photographers (I'm the only American selected!). The other photographers who will have exhibitions at the festival are the following: Kirill Golovchenko (Germany), Gidon Levin (Israel), Maria Sturm and Cemre Yeşil (Germany/Turkey), Andrea and Magda (Italy/France), Anne Müchler and Nico Schmitz (Germany), Mario Brand (Germany), Qian Zhao (China), Michal Siarek (Poland), and Pierre Liebaert (Belgium).

And there will also be nightly screenings of work by the following photographers: Rossella Castello (UK), Heiko Tiemann (Germany), Matthew Broadhead (UK), Louis De Belle (Germany), Tito Mouraz (Portugal), Olga Ingurazova (Russia), Antonio Faccilongo (Italy), Sheng-Wen Lo (Taiwan), Andrea Foligni (Italy), and Lukas Birk (Austria).

Thanks as always to the jurors involved in selecting the exhibitions: Louise Clements (UK), Lea Vene (Croatia), Simon Norfolk (UK), Phillip Toledano (USA), Donald Weber (Canada), and Gillian Wearing (UK), and to the team working behind the scenes to put on such an ambitious event. I've already had a great experience working with Iva, Lea, Maja, and Marina, organizing the exhibition and my participation in the festival, and I'm looking forward to meeting the rest of the team.

I will attend the festival and hopefully do a talk or two about my work.

Two images included in ICP’s Winning the White House exhibition at Southampton Arts Center – Aug. 6 to Sept. 11, 2016


I'm excited to announce that two of my pictures, one of Hillary Clinton and one of Donald Trump, will be included in the International Center for Photography's exhibition "Winning the White House: From Press Prints to Selfies" at the Southampton Arts Center, opening Aug. 6, 2016.

It's really an honor to be included in this exhibition, which is curated by ICP's Susan Carlson and Claartje van Dijk. The show features work by Cornell Capa, Grey Villet, Elliott Erwitt, Stephen Crowley, Chris Buck, and many others, and examines presidential politics from the first televised debate between Kennedy and Nixon until now. Unforunately, I won't get to attend the opening or see the exhibition in person.

Covering the DNC in Philadelphia – 24-29 July 2016


After a week in Cleveland, now I'm headed to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to cover the Democratic National Convention for Mother Jones. Throughout the week, I'll be posting photos directly to the magazine's instagram account: @motherjonesmag. Hope you follow along.