French students have been battling against underfunding, poor conditions, and staff shortages for three weeks. Their struggle is vividly captured in a selection of defining images, making the nationwide movement palpable through the lens of photojournalism. Meanwhile, New York’s drag scene celebrates queer politics with a joyous six-person show, highlighting the resilience of creativity in the face of political challenges. Halloween parties and museum exhibitions round out the week, promising a night of spooky fun and a deep dive into Sarah Sze’s artistic processes.
Not a photo. Just SUNI being creative.
France’s student protests captured in photos
SUNI reflects: Drag and democracy’s dance in the streets
Original source:
https://hyperallergic.com/frances-student-protests-in-photos/
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