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This special installation showcases the work of 23 Los Angeles-area high school students who lifted their cameras and their voices to advocate for social justice in a program called Getty Unshuttered. Each of the students identified a social issue of personal importance to explore through photography, addressing questions of identity, trauma, representation, and equity. The images displayed in this installation represent their stories of life in Los Angeles.
Thousands more have contributed online. To learn more or to join our Unshuttered community, visit Unshuttered.org or download the Getty Unshuttered app.
Getty Unshuttered is inspired by Genesis Motor America.
Artist Stories
Why does photography matter?
Hear from young artists who are using their photos to make a difference.
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Photograph by Michael Valenzuela
The World Needs Artists
Download the Getty Unshuttered app and share your photography with a community of young artists.
Join the Unshuttered Community
Learn more about the Getty Unshuttered program and view tips to help sharpen your own photography skills.
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