The Contemporary Museum of Photography, Art & Culture

What does it mean to witness the worst things humans do to one another and still believe in compassion? The exhibition showcases the powerful photographic work of James Nachtwey, one of the most influential photojournalists of our time. He spent four decades documenting conflict, injustice, and the fragile traces of humanity within these crises.

Absence, memory, and reconciliation: Father is a deeply personal and autobiographical exhibition by artist Diana Markosian that reflects on how decisions shape who we become.

Who keeps AI running – and what impact does this labor have on those who perform it? In a collaboration between multimedia artist Anna Ehrenstein and researcher Ariana Dongus they challenge the myth of artificial intelligence as truly artificial.

When does a photograph become more than just an image? When does it begin to tell stories or reveal truths? In "Never Seen The Light", American artist Phillip Toledano explores precisely this tension – between memory, fiction, and the persuasive power of photographic evidence.