when the dust clears

Words about and images of matters political, social, and military

About BXP

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Here you’ll find reported stories—in text, still photos, video, and audio—and topical essays about matters political, social, and military and their various intersections.

Please feel free to comment, disagree, amplify.

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I am an independent journalist and filmmaker based in Brooklyn, NY. I write for Mother Jones, Huffington Post, ColorLines, and other publications and blogs. I have contributed video reporting to (the now defunct) Now with David Brancaccio and World Politics Review and photographed for The New York Times, Politiken, and other publications and outlets. Previously, I was a CNN correspondent, Beijing Bureau Chief for US News & World Report, a staff photographer for US News, and an assistant editor/factcheker for the Village Voice newspaper.

In 2010, my first documentary, Full Disclosure, screened in the Maysles Institute “Winter Soldiers: Vietnam to Iraq and Afghanistan” program, at the Big Sky Documentary Film Festival, and at the Atlanta Underground Film Festival. I received grants from the Ford Foundation and the Applied Research Center to complete Full Disclosure.

I have been a Fellow at New York University’s Center on Law and Security since Fall 2009. In early 2010, I received a grant from the Nation Investigative Fund to support video and print reporting in Bangladesh in 2010. (I also contribute pieces to the fund’s blog, www.theinvestigativefund.org.)

I am on the faculty at the School of Visual Arts, MFA Photography, Video, and Related Media.
I graduated from Brown University with a BA in East Asian Studies (China) and the School of Visual Arts with in MFA in photography.

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2 thAmerica/New_Yorkp31America/New_York08bAmerica/New_YorkThu, 27 Aug 2009 18:42:52 +0000 2009 at 18:42

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  1. Excellent article (The Nobel Committee’s Symbolism). Thank you. All the ifs and buts, and yet…Right.

    Your I.F. Stone quote reminded me of something I have been trying to trace for some time, a continuation of Bismarck’s famous definition of politics as “the art of the possible”. Somebody, Oscar Wilde being the prime suspect, added: “..and the artfulness of the impossible”. Would yoiu by any chance know who the author is?

    Sincerely yours, Johs. Plesner

    johannes plesner

    2 ndAmerica/New_Yorkp30America/New_York04bAmerica/New_YorkThu, 22 Apr 2010 10:00:18 +0000 2009 at 10:00

  2. [...] About BXP August 2009 1 comment 3 [...]

    2010 in review « when the dust clears

    2 thAmerica/New_Yorkp31America/New_York01bAmerica/New_YorkSun, 09 Jan 2011 10:24:27 +0000 2009 at 10:24


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