LIFE: Six Women Photographers

Now at the DiMenna Children’s History Museum, *LIFE: Six Women Photographers* introduces visitors to photojournalism through the work of six women whose assignments helped define mid‑century American visual culture. The exhibition traces how their images moved from the field to the pages of *LIFE*, shaping what readers in New York and beyond understood as public history. For younger audiences, it offers a clear entry point into how photographs are made, edited, and believed. Its quiet argument is that authorship matters, especially in the archive.