Title: Visiting Artist Lecture in Photography: Peter van Agtmael
Date: Wednesday, April 16 at 3:30 pm
Location: 1156 Chapel St., the Pool (Room G-10)
Additional Details: This event is open to School of Art community members only.
Peter van Agtmael (1981) is a documentary photographer. He is known best for covering the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and exploring the consequences of 9-11 in the United States. Born in Washington, DC, Van Agtmael grew up primarily in Bethesda, Maryland. He earned a bachelor's degree in history from Yale University in 2003. He is a member of Magnum Photos and a mentor in the Arab Documentary Photography Program. Currently based in New York, Van Agtmael also cofounded Red Hook Editions, which works to collaboratively produce high quality photobooks.
Photo of an Army Blackhawk helicopter landing at an outpost deep in the mountains of Afghanistan in 2007
A member of the Ku Klux Klan after a cross lighting near Baltimore in 2015
A Tea Party rally in Des Moines in 2010.
An-My Lê and Peter van Agtmael
Peter Van Agtmael Explains Why War Photography Is So Compelling | First Take | TIME
Aaron Eckhart and Peter van Agtmael | Capture™ Ep. 8 Full | Reserve Channel
Magnum Quarantine Conversations: Carolyn Drake & Peter van Agtmael
vivo Imaging Academy | Peter Van Agtmael | Chapter 1: Discovering Identity
vivo Imaging Academy | Peter Van Agtmael | Chapter 2: Photo Diary
vivo Imaging Academy | Peter Van Agtmael | Chapter 3: On The Street
Why a US photographer says 'sorry for the war' - BBC News
Documenting War: Peter van Agtmael in Conversation with Philip Gourevitch
Quarantine Conversations: Peter van Agtmael & Lorenzo Meloni
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