KORAL CARBALLO

Curated By Shuran Huang For The Visura Media Blog As we welcome 2021, Visura is delighted to highlight success stories in 2020 by 25 women visual storytellers and journalists worldwide, who worked during a global pandemic to document and inform the world around us with their unique voices and perspectives. Curated by  Shuran Huang , the feature aims to inspire, ignite, support, and encourage all efforts to hire more women photographers, visual storytellers, and journalists worldwide. Each accomplishment was selected from the myriad of news posts shared via Visura by women...

Today is online the official selection of the "Casas de Abuelas" contest, organized by Paz Olivares Droguett.  Curated by Koral Carballo, Catalina Juger, Diego Moreno and Gisela Volá, and text is by Matías Ávalos. Photographers Hellen Hernandez | Lorena Velasco | Citlalli EB | Victoria Carmona | Melisa Oechsle | Maria Mara | Wendy Estrella | Tania Barrientos | Malena Mónaco | Estefania Grados | Elsa Solorio | Camile Juarez | Monica Muñoz | Sofía Basselli | Valeria Portillo | Pilar Jadue | Selene Tec | Rayen Luna...

(Español abajo) Today I'm opening my website. I would like to thank Adriana Letorney from Visura for her advice in transforming my statement and giving coherence to my projects. I am very happy to show you this project that I started in the summer of this year. I invite you to visit it. - - Hoy estreno mi nueva página web. Agradezco a Adriana Letorney de Visura por el asesoramiento para transformar mi statement y dar coherencia a mis proyectos. Muy contenta de mostrarles este proyecto que comencé en el verano de este año. ¡Los invito a visitar!...

Very happy to share that a photo of my process this year of reunion with my family, ancestors and our present has been selected by @womenphotograph among the best photos of the year as turbulent as 2020. It is also beautiful to be sharing virtual space with so many women photographers - not binaries, it is feeling that our voices become a chorus. Congratulations to everyone! 💖 Doña Eloísa's grandchildren. Aaron and Abraham are the second twins in the family. Koral writes, “This photo of my twin nephews is from my project We Were Always Here. It’s part of...

We’re pleased to announce new projects by our 2020 grantees documenting the impact of the global health crisis from inside their communities.  In a series of reports produced with support from the Henry Luce Foundation , this international group of visual storytellers provide a window into the distinct challenges and experiences they are witnessing. Our coverage will continue over the coming months with in-depth stories from around the world. Next up are a series of projects in Latin America which will appear in Time Magazine , including work by Gabriella Baez...

To seek his re-election Donald Trump appealed to the construction of walls, to nationalism and to the salvation of the "American dream". But in the United States, migrant communities created different geographies and horizons than those promoted by the White House. Through five micro-stories, the authors of Welcome to Intipucá City, a project that tells the story of transnational migration between El Salvador and North America, show the expectations and struggles of those who live the world between two lands. To say migrant is to think of women and men climbing on...

1-54 London returns at Somerset House, 8-10 October 2020. Over the past seven years 1-54 has established itself as a leading voice in the global discussion on contemporary African art. The scaled down fair will see 30 international exhibitors representing a selection of the best contemporary African artists on show at Somerset House, as well as online through 1-54 Online, Powered by Christie’s .1-54 London 2020 will showcase the work of more than 110 emerging and established artists from Africa and its diaspora, working in a wide variety of mediums and from a range of...

...] The astonishment, when it seizes us, isolates us and prevents us from thinking. It throws us violently on a bank while the world continues to advance before us. We are then both separated from the course of things and united to the object of our astonishment, no longer knowing what to decide or where to look. Time becomes a still image, which can take a long time. But an image, no matter how staggering, is always a story. The more we return to it, the more we discern its details, the more we discover a part of ourselves in it. The Gorgon Medusa offers us an option that seems simple:...

Photographers across Mexico have been documenting the challenges of distance learning Schools in China closed for the Lunar New Year holiday. They didn’t reopen. Then, schools went dark in Europe. The Middle East. Latin America. During the first half of 2020, 1.5 billion students around the world lost out on education because of the coronavirus pandemic. In Mexico, about 31 million children were affected. Many had struggled to learn even before the pandemic. Around half of Mexican children and adolescents live in poverty, according to UNICEF . Mexico’s Education...

I am very happy that my work will be screened at the Tbilisi Photo Festival with the project "We were always here, chapter I The Mystery of Disguise". The project will be shown as part of the curatorship and management of the Centro de la Imagen from Mexico and Nestan Nijaradze , artistic director of the festival. More info here

The impact of the crisis of the covid-19, told from the perspective of 11 women photographers in different parts of Latin America. A project that shows the contrasts in access to food and the ways in which the crisis has transformed the relationship with food. 'Resistencia cotidiana' is the reportage I developed for Ruda Colectiva. "This is Not a Chain" project support by COVID-19 Emergency Fund for Journalists- National Geographic Los eslabones rotos de la cadena alimentaria El impacto de la crisis de la covid-19, relatado desde la mirada de 11...

Koral Carballo, Anita Pouchard Serra and Jessica Ávalos, members of Welcome to Intipucá City Team, have been awarded a YES Grant for an exhibition project and installation to take place at Casa de la cultura de Intipucá during the traditional festivities of the town in March 2021. Welcome to Intipucá City is a collective transmedia project that addresses Salvadoran migration to the USA, considering the case of Intipucá, and the Salvadoran community from Intipucá living in Washington D.C. See more about the project here. Artist Grant 2020...

I participate in the online exhibition of Foto Féminas with my work "Casa Tomada". This photo series is in process since March 2020. More info here: Since March 22, 2020, we have been publishing images in Instagram from different Latin American women photographers, all of which have been previously published in Foto Féminas. Today, most countries in the Latin American and Caribbean region have detected cases affected by the Covid-19 pandemic, as well as thousands of deaths. Each country has taken different measures from mandatory closures as in Peru and...

The Darryl Chappell Foundation , a Washington, DC headquartered private nonprofit, is partnering with the Bronx Documentary Center (BDC) and the Museum of Contemporary African Diasporan Art (MoCADA) to distribute $25,000 in grants of $1,000 emergency cash payments to 25 active artists of African descent. The Dorothy A. Chappell Emergency Response Grant is the Foundation’s official response to the Covid-19 Pandemic and resulting financial crisis being experienced by many artists in the Foundation’s footprint region, including New York City. The Darryl Chappell Foundation is...

A project carried out jointly by women photographers from different parts of the region, within the framework of the Ruda Collective initiative. "La cadena alimentaria en América Latina en tiempos de COVID-19" Un proyecto realizado en conjunto por fotógrafas de distintos puntos de la región, en el marco de la iniciativa Ruda Colectiva. "La cadena alimentaria en América Latina en tiempos de COVID-19" Un proyecto realizado en conjunto por fotógrafas de distintos puntos de la región, en el marco de la iniciativa...

In Veracruz there is a town famous for its carnival. It is called Coyolillo and is one of the few communities in Veracruz that can be considered Afromestizo. It is said that the tradition began because the town is close to the San Miguel de Almolonga sugar mill, which since the end of the 16th century has been run by slaves brought from Africa. On the day of the carnival they would let them out for a few hours: it was their only day of freedom. Then the slaves wore masks to hide and dance. Koral Carballo was struck by this people who were becoming a party, although at first he couldn't...

Foto Féminas presents: Welcome to Intipucá A selection from Latin American and Caribbean online platform Foto Féminas, curated by Verónica Sanchis Bencomo. Welcome to Intipucá City is a mixed-media documentary project based on documentary photography, which deals with the Salvadoran migration and its relationship with the USA, focusing on the places left behind — for many, home — instead of the place of arrival, the United States, which looks different for each person. The ongoing project focuses on recounting the   psychological,...

Mexican photographer and artist Koral Carballo spoke to Contemporary And Latin America (C&AL) about the heritage and present situation of Afro-descendants in Mexico, about artistic activism as a tool for raising awareness and about discovering her own identity. Afro-Descendants In Mexico: “We Were Always Here” Mexican photographer and artist Koral Carballo spoke to Contemporary And Latin America (C&AL) about the heritage and present situation of Afro-descendants in Mexico, about artistic activism as a tool for raising awareness and about discovering her......

The World Press Photo Foundation is pleased to announce the 196 nominees for the Joop Swart Masterclass, from which the 12 participants will be selected. We would like to thank all our international nominators who helped highlight the nominees. The selected participants will be announced on 30 June. Of the 198 nominees, 50,5% identify as female, 49% as male and 0,5% as non-binary. In terms of global regions, 13% are from South America, 11% are from Oceania & Southeast Asia, 12% are from North & Central America, 23% are from Europe, 21% are from Asia and 20% are from Africa....

– Theme: Emerging Talent /  Competition Judge:  Elizabeth Krist The Emerging Talent Award is designed to bring exposure and discover the best upcoming photographers of all ages, backgrounds and working in all photographic fields. Fine art, landscape, street, documentary, portrait, still life: There were no boundaries and we wanted you to release your creativity in as many inventive ways as you could imagine! Join us over on  Facebook ,  Instagram and  Twitter where we’ll be sharing all our favorite images from the competition....

Del 12 al 15 de diciembre 2019 Quito, Ecuador Costo de inscripción: $80 USD Cobertura de gastos de viaje disponibles Este workshop de cuatro días para fotógrafxs mujeres y no binarixs incluirá sesiones de desarrollo de habilidades profesionales, charlas de artistas, visionado de portafolios y entrenamiento para trabajo en ambientes hostiles. This four-day workshop for women and non-binary photographers will involve skills-building sessions, artist talks, portfolio reviews, and hostile environment training. Women Photograph Workshop 2019 — Women...

With great excitement we present to you the selected tutors of 20 Atitlan Photographers! The selection process was very difficult: we received 186 applications from 21 countries, 92 women and 94 men with different languages, contexts, looks and working methods that reflect the enormous talent of the region.  The 20 Tutors are the ones who give the name to the project (20 Photographers) and, together with the Editors, are in charge of guiding the creative process of 40 Students. We heartily thank all of you who applied and believe in this project! We are aware of the time and effort...

Participate as a speaker at the festival Encuentro Internacional de Fotografía Luna 2019 in Chía Colombia in 2019 invited by FOTO Cultura. Log In or Sign Up to View See posts, photos and more on Facebook.

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ABOUT THE PROJECT Welcome to Intipucá City is a collaborative transmedia documentary project that uses images, drawings, and words to reconfigure the imagery of Salvadoran migration to Washington D.C., Maryland, and Virginia. Through past and present stories, it seeks to change the stigmatized image of Central American migrants by showing the complexity of transnational identities through life stories that present a trans-territory link between El Salvador and the United States. For We, Women, they will create a series of workshops and install work in businesses run by the...

FIRST INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF LATIN AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHY. An unprecedented event that will bring together the best of female talent in the visual field in Latin America and will be accompanied by great exponents who will share their experiences within different activities prepared for the audience. Fotógrafas Latinoamericanas | Fotógrafas Latam

Frankie couldn’t come back across the border, but his ashes could. They traveled in a small red wood box. His brother Beto put them inside a carry-on bag, and they cleared the metal detector at the port of entry in San Luis, Arizona. The box sat next to him on the ride back to Flagstaff until he placed it in his mother’s arms. Beto had made the 500-mile journey to Hermosillo, Mexico, hoping that he would find Frankie alive, but he knew his mind was playing tricks on him. It wasn’t until he opened the casket at the funeral home that it hit him: Frankie was gone. There...

Photographer Koral Carballo, whose work is shown above, is the winner of this year’s $10,000 Women Photograph + Getty Images grant. Carballo won for “The Mystery of Disguise,” a project examining Afrodescendence in Mexico. A statement provided by Women Photograph gives more information about Carballo’s work: “While there is relatively widespread discourse about Mexican identity being rooted in Indigenous and Spanish ancestry, little is said about the Africans who arrived in Mexico by way of slave ships — their history has been largely erased. The object...

The 2019 Women Photograph Grantees Women Photograph is thrilled to announce the recipients of the 2019 grants: the Women Photograph + Nikon grants of $5,000 have been awarded to Iman Al-Dabbagh , Shaima Al Tamimi , Sophia Nahli Allison , Marie Hald , and Annie Tritt . The Women Photograph + Getty Images grant of $10,000 has been awarded to Koral Carballo . We received nearly 1,300 applications from women and non-binary photographers around the world — thank you to everyone who sent in proposals! Congratulations to the photographers selected — you can read...

Chapter 1 of the project "We were always here" was selected as a finalist for the Voies Off Arles 2019 award. To know the details go to the following link -> Voies Off