Gabriele Stabile

#Photographe

Gabriele Stabile is a New York City-based photographer. A steady contributor to The New Yorker magazine, his work has been published in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Le Monde, The Fader and on many other fine publications. Refugee Hotel is his first book.

Exposition

Invisible Migrations

Opening Reception March 16. Members' hour 2 - 3 p.m. Public opening 3 - 5 p.m. Recent work on immigration and global human migration by: Alejandro Cartagena Kursat Bayhan Michelle Frankfurter Francesco Giusti Jim Goldberg Glenna Gordon Katharina Hesse Seba Kurtis Gabriele Stabile Kadir van Lohuizen Jose Antonio Vargas And featuring turn-of-the-twentieth-century immigration photographs by Alice Austen (1866-1952). ...

Exposition

The Bronx Documentary Center is pleased to present « Refugee Hotel », an exhibItion of photographs by Gabriele Stabile

In more than sixty photographs, the exhibition chronicles refugees during their first night in the United States and their lives in resettlement. This is Stabile’s first one-person exhibition in New York City. A refugee is defined as a person who has crossed a border to escape persecution based religion, political opinion, sexual or ethnic identities. Hundreds of refugees are placed in New York City each year, and of those more than 90% are resettled in the Bronx. For six years Stabile worked in coordination with the International Organization for Migration and other resettlement organizations around the country to photograph refugees from Cuba, Africa, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East as they set foot on American soil. Customarily, their first nights are spent at a string of airport hotels in ...