Press

….PRESS..PRESSE….

FISHEYE LE MAG

….MAY 31, 2023..31 MAI 2023….

#WomenMatter : être femme dans un monde de violences

“#WomenMatter, une exposition collective d’une trentaine de photojournalistes est à découvrir à la Gaîté Lyrique jusqu’au 7 juillet.”

by Ana Corderot

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Télérama

….FEBRUARY 4, 2021..4 FÉVRIER 2021….

Pour chasser les fake news, des photojournalistes investissent la rue

“À Paris, à l’initiative du collectif Dysturb, des photojournalistes couvrent les murs de leurs reportages, qu’ils documentent avec sérieux.”

by Frédérique Chapuis

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Global Citizen

….AUGUST 19, 2020..19 AOÛT 2021….

This Campaign Uses Art to Fight Racism and Misinformation Linked to COVID-19

“As world leaders continue to grapple with COVID-19, a second threat is rapidly emerging — that of misinformation and fake news.”

by Sarah El Gharib

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HUCK

….MAY 12, 2020..12 MAI 2020….

‘Information should be clear, accurate and accessible to all : Inside the Dysturb Collective’

"The Dysturb Collective use street art and photography to deliver COVID-19 information that reaches beyond the mainstream bubble."

by Guillaume Le Goff

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SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC PRESS

….MAY 8, 2020..8 MAI 2020….

‘Coronavirus Resource Guide for Vehicle Dwellers in San Francisco and Berkeley’

"Photojournalist Yesica Prado (…) assembled this resource guide as part of her ongoing project examining the culture of vehicle living in San Francisco and Berkeley. CatchLight, Dysturb, The Everyday Projects and the San Francisco Public Press collaborated to produce this guide for printed posters, which are posted where vehicle dwellers would likely see them."

by Yesica Prado

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ARTNET

….MAY 5, 2020..5 MAI 2020….

‘Three Nonprofits Are Teaming Up to Pay Artists to Create Images That Combat Widespread Misinformation About Coronavirus’

"The project's organizers are looking for images that ‘go beyond hazmat suits.’ "

by Taylor Defoe

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THE BRITISH JOURNAL OF PHOTOGRAPHY

….MAY 5, 2020..5 MAI 2020….

‘Artists against an Infodemic: The public art campaign fighting Covid-19’

"In an effort to re-engage with the public during this period of ongoing isolation, Dysturb, CatchLight and The Everyday Projects are calling for artists to participate in a global awareness campaign to raise awareness and fight misinformation"

by Marigold Warner

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UNRIC

….MAY 2, 2020..2 MAI 2020….

‘#Dysturb: Photojournalists take a stand against the COVID-19 pandemic’

"The campaign, which UNRIC has chosen to highlight World Press Freedom Day on 3 May, presents the work of photographers documenting health crises in different countries."

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FRANCE 24

….MAY 1, 2020..1ER MAI 2020….

‘Le photojournalisme s'affiche dans les rues contre le Covid-19’

"Le collectif de photojournalistes Dysturb a lancé cette semaine une campagne d’affichage sauvage dans les rues de Paris et New York pour sensibiliser le public à la lutte contre la pandémie. Des images fortes pour un message vital."

by Sarah Leduc

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CNEWS

….APRIL 29, 2020..29 AVRIL 2020….

‘Soir Info’

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THE WASHINGTON POST

….APRIL 27, 2020..27 AVRIL 2020….

‘One collective is using photography to urge people to stay home’

"(…) When the novel coronavirus started spreading worldwide, the photographers behind Dysturb took to the streets once more."

by Olivier Laurent

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MM.BE

….APRIL 25, 2020..25 AVRIL 2020….

‘Dysturb documenteert de crisis via een internationale OOH-campagne’

"Het fotojournalistiek collectief Dysturb zet zich mee in om de strijd tegen corona aan te binden. Dat doet het via een opmerkelijke informatie- en sensibiliseringscampagne in de vorm van stadsbeelden op groot formaat die uitgehangen worden in steden als Parijs, New York en binnenkort Nairoibi, Seattle en San Francisco."

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Activation against Covid-19 in Manhattan, NY. Pasted photographs by Nina Berman, and Ashely Gilbertson. ©Benjamin Petit / Dysturb

TELERAMA

….NOV. 1, 2019..1ER NOVEMBRE 2020….

‘Virée photo dans le 10e, pour faire le plein d’expositions gratuites’

"À l’occasion des Rencontres photographiques, près de la gare de l’Est, c’est le monde entier qui s’invite dans les rues, la mairie et les galeries. Un événement ouvert à tous."

by Frédérique Chapuis

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NIEMAN REPORTS

….FALL 2019..AUTOMNE 2019….

‘Breaking the Frame’

"A look at some of the innovators—photojournalists, artists, designers—reimagining the visual delivery of news"

by Nancy Richards Farese

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MEDIUM

….MARCH 18, 2019..18 MARS 2019….

‘How to foster audience engagement when delivering news in the public space?’

"Promoting interactions and viral distribution via immersive, physical experience, collaboration, and social media"

by Benjamin Petit

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ELLE

….MARCH 3, 2019..3 MARS 2019….

‘Dysturb porta a New York il manifesto di resistenza contro le mutilazioni genitali femminili’

"La nuova campagna globale di consapevolezza sui diritti delle donne di Dysturb dichiara tolleranza zero alle mutilazioni genitali femminili con una mostra a New York"

by Simona Marani

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GLOBAL CITIZEN

….MARCH 1, 2019..1ER MARS 2019….

‘These Are the Faces of the Fight Against Female Genital Mutilation’

"Media agency Dysturb partnered with the UNFPA to launch a public exhibit on Feb. 6 entitled Female Genital Mutilation: 68 Million Girls at Risk."

by Jackie Marchildon and Olivia Kestin

‘Where I Lay My Head‘ exhibition in Hillvale gallery, Melbourne, Australia. ©Benjamin Petit / Dysturb

FLASH FORWARD FLASH BACK

DEC. 16, 2018

‘Victims and Perpetrators: Covering Climate Change’

"Five photographers from the Western hemisphere whose practice focuses on the health of our global environment discuss how and why they attempt to raise consciousness, what challenges they face and the need to be humble and transparent"

by Laurence Butet-Roch

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MEDIUM

DEC. 6, 2018

‘Delivering news using the most basic social media: the streets’

"Occupying the public space as a way to reconnect with a disillusioned audience"

by Benjamin Petit

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THE SIX FIFTY

SEPT. 5, 2018

‘This award-winning French photojournalist is bringing the #Dysturb guerrilla art campaign to Stanford’

"Benjamin Petit looks to develop the innovative photography project within the Bay Area this year."

by Charles Russo

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TIME

OCT. 20, 2014

‘Guerrillas in the Streets: The Dysturb Photo Collective Comes to NYC’

"After campaigns in Paris, Lyon and Perpignan in France and Sarajevo in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the group boarded a plane for New York City last week."

by Olivier Laurent

Activation during the Gazebook Photo Festival in Sicily, Italy. Pasted photograph by Tomas Munita. ©Capucine Granier-Deferre / Dysturb

NEW YORK TIMES

OCT. 17, 2014

‘Putting Photojournalism Where It Will Be Stumbled Upon’

"The guerrilla strategy is meant to draw more attention to urgent world events and make photojournalism accessible to a wider audience."

by Corey Kilgannon

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HUFFINGTON POST

OCT. 29, 2014

‘Photojournalists Are ‘Dysturbing’ Passersby On NYC Streets’

"Most viewers will recognize the gravity of these scenes and many will have an appreciation for the assumed humanitarian goodwill that accompanies them."

by Steven P. Harrington and Jaime Rojo

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PHOTOMONITOR UK

JULY 2016

‘Krakow Photomonth 2016: Crisis? What Crisis?’

"Through their cross-pollination of traditional photojournalism and urban street art production and display techniques, #Dysturb attempt to wrestle back control from the politically-biased newspapers who have so coloured our view of the world."

by Gordon MacDonald

Activation in Brooklyn, New York. Pasted photograph by Ashley Gilbertson. ©Capucine Bailly / Dysturb

PHOTOVOICE

‘#Dysturb & The Expansion of the Frame’

"The importance of the image is reinforced throughout our everyday conversations. In particular, photojournalism not only conveys current information, but also challenges stereotypes, triggers debates and ultimately raises awareness about international news that is impacting our society as a whole."

by Kyla Woods

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ARTS & SIGNATURE

OCT.21, 2015

‘#DYSTURB – Interview with Benjamin Girette’

"We don’t consider ourselves as activists. We are photojournalists, and our work’s purpose is to witness and document stories, and to make them visible to the public."

by Fanny Hauser

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HUCK MAGAZINE

SEPT.24, 2014

The #Dysturb project takes photojournalism to the streets’

"Urban photojournalism project #Dysturb opens our eyes to the challenging images we all too often ignore."

by Souleyman Messalti

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BLINK

MAY 5, 2015

‘Founders of #Dysturb on current and future operations.’

"These stories are published, but they have a tendency to evaporate into the continuous cycle of news. We paste these images, these snippets of stories, so that they can resonate with others. And, in some ways, we want them to transcend the cycle, because these events that we’re documenting are shaping the world in which we live."

by Sahiba Chawdhary

Activation in Paris, France. Pasted photograph by Annalisa Natali Murri. ©Benjamin Girette / Dysturb

New Republic

MAY 26, 2015

Press

Press

….PRESS..PRESSE….

FISHEYE LE MAG

“#WomenMatter, une exposition collective d’une trentaine de photojournalistes est à découvrir à la Gaîté Lyrique jusqu’au 7 juillet.”

—

Télérama

“À Paris, à l’initiative du collectif Dysturb, des photojournalistes couvrent les murs de leurs reportages, qu’ils documentent avec sérieux.”

—

Global Citizen

“As world leaders continue to grapple with COVID-19, a second threat is rapidly emerging — that of misinformation and fake news.”

—

HUCK

"The Dysturb Collective use street art and photography to deliver COVID-19 information that reaches beyond the mainstream bubble."

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SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC PRESS

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ARTNET

"The project's organizers are looking for images that ‘go beyond hazmat suits.’ "

—

THE BRITISH JOURNAL OF PHOTOGRAPHY

"In an effort to re-engage with the public during this period of ongoing isolation, Dysturb, CatchLight and The Everyday Projects are calling for artists to participate in a global awareness campaign to raise awareness and fight misinformation"

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UNRIC

"The campaign, which UNRIC ha​s chosen to highlight World Press Freedom Day on 3 May, presents the work of photographers documenting health crises in different countries."

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FRANCE 24

"Le collectif de photojournalistes Dysturb a lancé cette semaine une campagne d’affichage sauvage dans les rues de Paris et New York pour sensibiliser le public à la lutte contre la pandémie. Des images fortes pour un message vital."

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CNEWS

‘Soir Info’

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THE WASHINGTON POST

"(…) When the novel coronavirus started spreading worldwide, the photographers behind Dysturb took to the streets once more."

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MM.BE

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TELERAMA

"À l’occasion des Rencontres photographiques, près de la gare de l’Est, c’est le monde entier qui s’invite dans les rues, la mairie et les galeries. Un événement ouvert à tous."

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NIEMAN REPORTS

"A look at some of the innovators—photojournalists, artists, designers—reimagining the visual delivery of news"

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MEDIUM

"Promoting interactions and viral distribution via immersive, physical experience, collaboration, and social media"

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ELLE

"La nuova campagna globale di consapevolezza sui diritti delle donne di Dysturb dichiara tolleranza zero alle mutilazioni genitali femminili con una mostra a New York"

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GLOBAL CITIZEN

"Media agency Dysturb partnered with the UNFPA to launch a public exhibit on Feb. 6 entitled Female Genital Mutilation: 68 Million Girls at Risk."

FLASH FORWARD FLASH BACK

"Five photographers from the Western hemisphere whose practice focuses on the health of our global environment discuss how and why they attempt to raise consciousness, what challenges they face and the need to be humble and transparent"

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MEDIUM

"Occupying the public space as a way to reconnect with a disillusioned audience"

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THE SIX FIFTY

"Benjamin Petit looks to develop the innovative photography project within the Bay Area this year."

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TIME

"After campaigns in Paris, Lyon and Perpignan in France and Sarajevo in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the group boarded a plane for New York City last week."

NEW YORK TIMES

"The guerrilla strategy is meant to draw more attention to urgent world events and make photojournalism accessible to a wider audience."

—

HUFFINGTON POST

"Most viewers will recognize the gravity of these scenes and many will have an appreciation for the assumed humanitarian goodwill that accompanies them."

—

PHOTOMONITOR UK

"Through their cross-pollination of traditional photojournalism and urban street art production and display techniques, #Dysturb attempt to wrestle back control from the politically-biased newspapers who have so coloured our view of the world."

PHOTOVOICE

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ARTS & SIGNATURE

"We don’t consider ourselves as activists. We are photojournalists, and our work’s purpose is to witness and document stories, and to make them visible to the public."

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HUCK MAGAZINE

"Urban photojournalism project #Dysturb opens our eyes to the challenging images we all too often ignore."

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BLINK

New Republic

"The campaign, which UNRIC has chosen to highlight World Press Freedom Day on 3 May, presents the work of photographers documenting health crises in different countries."