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Christina is a New York based freelance Photographer and photo editor. A longtime photojournalist, she has completed in-depth projects on gun violence and day laborers, and she is currently working towards master's degree in international affairs with a specialization in climate-induced migration.

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Teen Exhibition Reflects on Anthology of Black Women Photographers

Christina Santucci +January 10, 2021

For its most recent exhibit, the Teen Curators program at the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture in New York City drew inspiration from a groundbrea...
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Agency and Stock Platform Dedicated to Women Photographers

Christina Santucci +December 03, 2020

Photographer Tabatha Fireman has worked in the industry for 25 years, and throughout her career, she has encountered situations where she felt women in the indu...
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ICP Exhibits Photography in Response to Pandemic

Christina Santucci +October 20, 2020

As the Covid-19 pandemic intensified in New York City in March, Sarah Blesener was searching for a way to bring a sense of intimacy and depth to her documentati...
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Photoville to take place throughout NYC and online amid pandemic

Christina Santucci +September 18, 2020

Thousands of photographers and photo enthusiasts have gathered every September in downtown Brooklyn since 2012 for the annual Photoville Festival. Last year’s...
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Upcoming Show in Russia to Exhibit Women Street Photographers’ Work

Christina Santucci +August 31, 2020

Street photography has been Gulnara Samoilova’s passion for years, and following the 2016 presidential election, she set out to showcase the work of fellow wo...
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Instagram Statement, Lawsuits May Provide Future Direction on Embedding Photographs

Christina Santucci +August 01, 2020

Although U.S. courts have previously ruled against photographers who have sued online media sites that embedded Instagram photographs for copyright infringement...
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Contests and Open Calls Offer Awards and Prizes

Christina Santucci +June 19, 2020

For photographers seeking to showcase their work and earn recognition as well as monetary prizes, there are a number of open call opportunities and competitions...
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Additional Funding Opportunities Open to Photographers and Visual Artists

Christina Santucci +May 21, 2020

As the pandemic continues to spread throughout the world and disrupt daily life, many photographers have faced prolonged financial hardship over the past few mo...
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Financial Assistance Available to Photographers Affected by Coronavirus

Christina Santucci +April 18, 2020

For many photographers, the coronavirus pandemic has upended their businesses and livelihoods, as around the world people have been asked to stay inside their h...
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Photography Book Celebrates Women’s Ageless Beauty

Christina Santucci +March 17, 2020

More than 100 women ranging in age from 40 to 99 are featured in a new photography book by Angelika Buettner, who sought to illustrate the women’s ageless bea...
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Exhibit Highlights NYC’s Visual History

Christina Santucci +March 01, 2020

Moments and mementos from New York City’s indelible tapestry are currently on display at the Museum of the City of New York. The exhibit, Collecting New York�...
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NYC Group Welcomes Photographers

Christina Santucci +January 05, 2020

Erica Reade was seeking a visual community in 2014. When she couldn’t find what she was looking for, she created it herself. “Looking at around the existing...
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NYC gallery to show New Zealand documentary photographer’s work

Christina Santucci +December 02, 2019

The work of photographer Ans Westra will be featured in an upcoming exhibit in New York in December – the artist’s first solo show in the United States....
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Reuters Photojournalism Grant Winners

Christina Santucci +October 21, 2019

Laurence Geai focuses on conflict, Adriana Loureiro Fernandez covers human rights issues in Venezuela and Mahé Elipe uses her work to examine people’s place ...