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See It Now: The BBC Calls For Access To Gaza in New Film

By David Schonauer   Monday October 13, 2025

The BBC, AFP, AP, and Reuters have collaborated on a film that, as PetaPixel notes, uses powerful news photographs from past conflicts to demand access to Gaza. Among other photos, the film references the iconic "Napalm Girl" image from Vietnam, Robert Capa's D-Day coverage, the stirring "Tank Man" image from Tiananmen Square and other photographs to underscore the importance of photography in news coverage, …   Read the full Story >>

Follw-Up: Charges Dropped Against Urban Explorer Photographer Isaac Wright

ARTnews   Friday October 10, 2025

Urban explorer photographer Isaac Wright, who was arrested by NYPD officers in May at the opening of an exhibition of his work at New York’s Robert Mann Gallery, says charges against him have been dropped. Wright had been charged with criminal trespassing in the third degree, which is a class B misdemeanor under New York State law. Shortly after the arrest, Wright told Art News that he believed a photograph of his, taken from the top of the Empire State Building, “is what caused the police to put a warrant out for my arrest.”    Read the full Story >>

Exhibitions: French Photography from the 1950s and 1960s

Peter Fetterman Gallery   Friday October 10, 2025

Through Jan.3, 2026, the Peter Fetterman Gallery in Santa Monica, Calif., presents the exhibition “Nouvelle Vague: French Photography from the 1950s and 1960s,” a survey of work by photographers including Raymond Cauchetier, Edouard Boubat, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Jean-Philippe Charbonnier, Robert Doisneau, Willy Ronis, Sabine Weiss, and others, The show honors the enduring legacy of a movement that reshaped visual culture in the aftermath of World War II,  inspired by the French Humanist movement of the 1930s.   Read the full Story >>

Social Media News: Meta Offers Paid Subscriptions for Ad-Free Instagram and Facebook in UK

engadget   Friday October 10, 2025

Facebook and Instagram users in the UK will soon be offered paid subscriptions that remove ads. Users over the age of 18 can pay £3 ($4) per month on the web or £4 ($5) per month when using Meta’s iOS or Android apps. Meta says the change is a response to new regulatory "consent or pay" guidance from the UK’s Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO), whereby users are given the choice between consenting to an organization using their data to personalize ads, or paying to avoid it, notes Engadget.   Read the full Story >>

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