Nine female photographers embark on an epic photographic road trip along the length of the Danube river in a truck, converted into a mobile gallery. Check the Kickstarter campaign if you want to help make this project a perfect journey ! Danube Revisited – The Inge Morath Truck ProjectDanube Revisited is a photographic road trip accompanied by
See Potential is an extension of the photography documentary project Emily Schiffer began with support from the Magnum Foundation Emergency Fund. Envisioning positive change and mobilizing Chicago’s South Side community through large-scale public photography instillations. On January 5th, we reached our initial $10,000 goal, and have since surpassed it! The additional funding will be used
Awards : 2013 Open Society Foundation Audience Engagement Grant 2011 Emergency Fund Grant from the Magnum Foundation 2010 Arnold Newman Prize for New Directions in Portraiture Winner of the PDN Photo Annual Personal Project Category First prize in the 2010 IPA Lucie Awards 2009 Inge Morath Award, presented by Magnum Photos and the Inge Morath
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Exhibitions : 2013 Je suis qui je suis, photography exhibition by students with Emily Schiffer’s collaboration : Galerie de la Cour des Chaînes, Mulhouse / Nations Unies, New York / Hôtel de la Région, Strasbourg / French High School, New York 2011 Deux femmes, deux regards, deux Amériques, Galerie Duboys, Paris Cheyenne River, Arnold Newman
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Born in 1980 in the USA, she lives in Brooklyn, NY. Emily Schiffer is a documentary photographer interested in depicting essential details of life that are often overshadowed by larger, more newsworthy circumstances. Emily received her BA in Fine Art and African American Studies from the University of Pennsylvania in 2003. In 2005, she founded
