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Join us next week at the Magnum Foundation for the opening of "A Tapestry of Aliveness," a new exhibition featuring alumni from our New York City Fellowship. With work about migration, sanctuary, chosen family, and belonging, the artists in this exhibition center tenderness and care in their approaches to imagemaking, and honor the places we find home. 🎉 Opening Reception: Thursday December 12, 2024 | 6–9 PM 🔗 RSVP at magnumfoundation.org/events (link in bio!) 🗓 On View: January 9–March 27, 2025 | Wednesdays 4–6 PM 📍 Location: Magnum Foundation | 59 East 4th St, 7W | New York, NY 10003 About the exhibition: Since 2011, Magnum Foundation’s New York City Fellowship has provided a launchpad for early-career photographers living and working in NYC. Thirteen years and 32 fellows later, this diverse group of photographers has gone on to produce vibrant visual storytelling in and outside of NYC, while also playing crucial roles as teachers, organizers, and connectors in their communities. Here, a group of fellows come together in an exercise of collaborative co-curation, weaving their individual images into a tapestry of NYC that expresses the ongoing acts of living, collectivism, and agency of communities that are often pushed to its margins. Featuring: Jessica Bal (@jessicabal), Miranda Barnes (@mirandabarnes), Mengwen Cao (@mengwencao), Ally Caple (@allycaple), Rahima Gambo (@rahrahhima), Yolanda Hoskey (@ghettoyolie), Sara Hylton (@sarahyltonphoto), Alexis Lambrou (@_brotherlamb), Destiny Mata (@destiny.mata), groana melendez (@groana), Tif Ng (@tif_ng), Johan Orellana (@johanorellanaa), Pete Pin (@petepin), Ruth Prieto Arenas (@ruthprietophoto), Collin Riggins (@c.riggs), Mateo Ruiz González (@mathewfg), Cinthya Santos-Briones (@cinthyasantosb), Sean Sirota (@sean_sirota), and Laila Annmarie Stevens (@lailaannmarie). Magnum Foundation is in an elevator building and has a restroom that is wheelchair accessible and gender-neutral. For questions, email events@magnumfoundation.org. Masks are appreciated, but not required. The NYC Fellowship is made possible with the support of the Phillip and Edith Leonian Foundation and Select Equity Group Foundation. (fb)