Citizens of Humanity by Paola Kudacki
The renown fashion photographer and Humanity 13 guest editor interprets Citizens of Humanity.
The renown fashion photographer and Humanity 13 guest editor interprets Citizens of Humanity.
The renown fashion photographer and Humanity 13 guest editor interprets Citizens of Humanity.
“I feel comforted when I see a movie and it expresses something that’s real and human that I haven’t seen expressed before, where I go, oh, that’s a part of my experience, and I didn’t know whether people felt this way.”
“We have all kinds of problems and I can’t believe how people who are not comedians can live in Argentina. Comedy is a way to deal with injustices.”
Top model Anja Rubik sets out to change the taboo nature of sex in Poland with her movement and foundation #sexedPL.
Guest Editor Paola Kudacki introduces her special issue of HUMANITY with a personal letter sharing her intention to raise awareness to the topics she cares most about.
Argentine-born photographer Paola Kudacki shares some of the first images she took when she arrived in New York in 1999.
“Indigenous women are far from powerless. From the deep forest, a movement of women has arisen, and they are taking matters into their own hands.”
A portfolio of women representing thousands of others who have lost their children, family, colleagues, neighbors and friends to gun violence.
“I’ve had a career here at the Royal Ballet for 21 years… I have it in my soul. The need to go deeper and grow artistically is there every day.”
Paola Kudacki shares a series of places special to her in her home country of Argentina.
Paola Kudacki meets the artist in her studio to discuss motherhood and how it has impacted every part of them.
“Combine your skills and talents with the causes that pain you the most, because then you get to live for those things, and you get to do them.”