Photographs of American Poverty by Joakim Eskildsen | TIME
Nov 17, 2011 · Traveling to New York, California, Louisiana, South Dakota and Georgia over seven months, Eskildsen’s photographs of the many types of people who face poverty appear in the new issue of TIME ...
Who’s poor in America? 50 years into the ‘War on Poverty,’ a data portrait
Jan 13, 2014 · Today, most poor Americans are in their prime working years: In 2012, 57% of poor Americans were ages 18 to 64, versus 41.7% in 1959. Far fewer elderly are poor: In 1966, 28.5% of Americans ages 65 and over were poor; by 2012 just 9.1% were.
The Unseen Face of Poverty: Matt Black's ... - about photography
May 8, 2023 · Discover the powerful photographic journey of Matt Black as he exposes the unseen face of poverty in America, shedding light on the struggles faced by millions and sparking a conversation about the need for change.
These Photos Show Life in the Poorest Towns in America - TIME
People in poverty in America in 2018 are not a world apart—they are all around us, and their lives unfold next to, but are cut out from, any prosperity that this nation experiences. Collins, Ga....
22 Powerful Photographs That Will Challenge Your Perception of Poverty ...
22 Powerful Photographs That Will Challenge Your Perception of Poverty. This remarkable collection captures the colour, hope and faith of those living in poverty. My first experience of poverty was an informal community, living perilously on the side of a …
'America From The Bottom': Documenting Poverty Across The Country - NPR
Jan 27, 2018 · Photojournalist Matt Black has traveled about 100,000 miles across 46 states to document what poverty looks like across the country for his project The Geography of Poverty.
War on Poverty: Portraits From an Appalachian Battleground, 1964 - LIFE
War on Poverty: Portraits From an Appalachian Battleground, 1964. In a shack near Neon, Ky., Delphi Mobley comforted daughter Riva, who was ill with measles. Proper medical care was beyond her $125 monthly welfare pay. John Dominis/Life Pictures/Shutterstock SEE DETAILS
The Geography of Poverty - Pulitzer Center
The Geography of Poverty is a digital documentary project by photographer Matt Black that combines geotagged photographs with census data to create a modern portrait of poverty in the US.
Matt Black Photographs the Ubiquity of Poverty - Alta Online
Sep 27, 2021 · Photographer Matt Black has spent three decades documenting farmworkers and their families living below the poverty line in the agricultural Central Valley, drawing attention to the extreme economic inequality in California’s heartland.
THE POVERTY LINE - Chow and Lin
The Poverty Line is an award winning contemporary art project that uses the universal lens of food and photography to discuss inequality, food security, economics and choice. Over the last 10 years, the artists travelled 200,000 kilometers to create case studies of 36 countries and territories spanning 6 continents.