Showcase: Lifting the Veil, Part Way Under their face veils, Catalina Martin-Chico has found four Yemeni sisters who indulge in hip-hop, blue jeans and lipstick, as Kerri MacDonald reports. via Lens Blog: https://archive.nytimes.com/lens.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/01/28/showcase-118/ Hip-hop. Blue jeans. Lipstick. Dreams of moving away. The photojournalist Catalina Martin-Chico came face to face with all these things during her…
Canon Female Photojournalist Award, Other Prizes Announced by Visa Pour L’Image Fest | PDNPulse Canon Female Photojournalist Award, Humanitarian Visa d’or Award and the Pierre and Alexandra Boulat Grant have been announced. via PDNPulse: https://pdnpulse.pdnonline.com/2017/07/canon-female-photojournalist-award-prizes-announced-visa-pour-limage-fest.html The Canon Female Photojournalist Award of €8000 (approx. $9000 U.S.) will be given to Catalina Martin-Chico to support her project…
Visa pour l’image 2016 : Catalina Martin-Chico, The Brave Nomads of Iran The nomadic people of Iran may very well disappear. One hundred years ago, there were five million, but there are only 1.5 million now
BJP: Catalina Martin-Chico won this year’s International Committee of the Red Cross Visa d’Or Humanitarian Award, the first prize of its kind to be given in Perpignan. She tells BJP about her work in Yemen, which is on show until 11 September.
Catalina Martin-Chico, a graduate of the International Center of Photography in New York, has won the first ever Humanitarian Visa d’Or photojournalism prize organised by the International Committee of the Red Cross Link: ICP graduate wins Humanitarian Visa d’Or award – British Journal of Photography
