AN EXHIBITION FEATURING PHOTOGRAPHS BY LYNSEY ADDARIO, MARCUS BLEASDALE, RON HAVIV, AND JAMES NACHTWEY
RESOURCES AND EXTRA PR MATERIALS
- Learn more about details surrounding UN event occurring in October 2009. PDF
- See the press release announcing our launch in February 2009. PDF
- View examples of the exhibition’s photography and accompanying captions. IMAGE SHEET
- Access the logos for producers and sponsors. logos_credits
- Access the logos for Congo/Women. logos_show titles
- View the Congo/Women style guide. Congo Women Style Guide
- View the Congo/Women installation manual. Congo Women Manual – installation
- View the Congo/Women image manual. Congo Women Manual – images
Congo/Women IN THE PRESS
2010
Congo/Women in Pittsburgh. READ
2009
- Congo/Women and The New Haven Alliance for the Congo. READ
- See a Congo/Women exhibition in a slideshow from Ficklin Media Group. VIEW
- USAID Hosts UNFPA Exhibit Congo/Women Portraits of War: The Democratic Republic of Congo. PDF
- Congo/Women at Eckerd College. ARTICLE
- Special Multimedia Presentation: Consuming the Congo. VIEW
- The New Haven Register discusses Congo/Women at Yale. READ
- The New York Times LENS talks about Congo/Women’s October 2009 installation at the United Nations Headquarters. PDF
- More’s September 2009 issue highlights Congo/Women. READ
- The New Yorker announces March 16 show at the James Cohan Gallery. MENTION
- VOA News (Voice of America) covers D.C. event. Watch VIDEO.
- The Washington Post covers March 5, 2009 event on Capitol Hill. READ
- NPR’s Tell Me More interviews Ron Haviv prior to the Washington, D.C. exhibition opening. LISTEN
- An article covering our opening night in Chicago on February 5. READ
- Interview with Jimmie Briggs, Jane M. Saks & Leslie Thomas on WBEZ-FM Chicago Public Radio. LISTEN
- Politico’s gossip column mentions Congo/Women–and Mariska Hargitay–in the Russell Rotunda. MENTION
- Roll Call reveals Congo/Women “On the Cutting Room Floor.” CAPTION
2008
Time.com features video from photographer Lynsey Addario. Her images from the Democratic Republic of Congo are accompanied by interviews with women she has photographed. Click here to watch.
