The purpose of this project was to reconnect with home.  As a diplomat, Ewan MacDougall represents his home, the United States, by living far from it.  Built into our overseas postings are periods of “Home Leave,” where the only requirement is that we spend a minimum of a full month in the United States to reacquaint.  These photographs were taken in 2017 during a long home leave in between two overseas postings.

Ця виставка про 12 київських мостів, 12 хоробрих волонтерок, 12 несхожих одна на одну історій, розказаних через об'єктив однієї фотографки.

Презентація фотокниги «Більше ніж я» Наталії Репетацької присвячена Нью-Йорку. На заході відбудеться розмова про Нью-Йорк 70-80-х років, про митців та події, які створили його неповторну історію, про те, яким Нью-Йорк є сьогодні. 

Through a Lens Darkly: Black Photographers and the Emergence of a People is a documentary about how African American communities have used the camera as a tool for social change from the invention of photography to the present. 

Mr. Dawson will discuss his 18-year survey of America's public libraries and will show some of the stunning images he has captured of hundreds of libraries across 48 states. From Alaska to Florida and from New England to California, Dawson's photographs show a vibrant, essential, yet threatened system.

Start your day at America House, join a group, and spend your time trying to photograph interesting objects and interesting people. The City-wide Quest has no limits; so wear your walking shoes and bring your camera to document your finds.

America House invites you to take part in the Great Outdoors Photo Day. Theme for the day - street photography, featuring unmediated chance encounters and random incidents within public places in Kyiv. Get creative, try to include storytelling elements that build upon your photo subjects.

Human Rights House Network’s photography exhibition featured the portraits of 18 women human rights defenders, that acknowledges the vital role that women play in protecting and promoting human rights.

Start your day at America House, join a group, and spend your time trying to photograph interesting objects and interesting people. The scavenger hunt has no limits; so wear your walking shoes and bring your camera to document your finds.

The documentary pays tribute to the spirit of street photography through a cinematic exploration of New York City, and captures the visceral rush, singular perseverance and at times immediate danger customary to these artists.