To say that 2020 has been a harrowing year is generous. A pandemic of global proportions. Record-breakingnatural disasters Beyond this, the collection will serve as a time capsule of sorts, a living document on the historic events which took place within that slice of time in June 2020. By the very nature of being made by a community of global photographers, the project chips away at notions of gatekeeping in art —whogets to tellwhatstories andhowthrough image-making. #InaugurationBlackout and grassroots organizing such the Women’s March gives us a glimpse at what the next four years will look like. Over the course of this administration, we will likely see many more digital protests, but also protests that organized in the social media sphere and taken to the streets. But whether it is behind the keyboard, smart-phone, or in person, people are eager to get involved in whatever ways they can. IfThe Wiz Pop singer Kesha has been fighting her 6-album Sony contract so that she would never have to work with her producer and alleged rapist Luke “Dr. Luke” Gottwald again. Last Friday, New York Supreme Court Justice Shirley Kornreichrefused to let Kesha walk away from her deal