J. Adam Huggins
About J. Adam Huggins
J. Adam Huggins is a regular contributing photojournalist with extensive experience, including work for The New York Times and TED Conferences. His influential project, 'New York Manhole Covers, Forged Barefoot in India,' prompted Con Edison to revise its international safety contracts.
Work at The New York Times
J. Adam Huggins has been a regular contributing photojournalist at The New York Times since 2006. Over his 18-year tenure, he has covered a variety of assignments, contributing to the newspaper's visual storytelling. His work has helped to shape the narrative around significant events and issues, making him a vital part of the publication's photography team.
Career at TED Conferences
Since 2009, J. Adam Huggins has served as a TED Fellow at TED Conferences. This role recognizes his contributions to storytelling and global social issues. As a TED Fellow, he engages with a community of innovators and thought leaders, furthering his impact in the field of photography and social change.
Previous Experience in Photography
J. Adam Huggins has a diverse background in photography, having worked with several notable organizations. He was a photographer at Fabrica for 11 months in 2006 and served as a regular contributing photographer for The National from 2008 to 2010. He also worked at the National Film Board of Canada as a photographer and writer from 2010 to 2011, and contributed to the Indian edition of ELLE Magazine from 2003 to 2006.
Exhibitions and Recognition
Huggins' photography has been exhibited at prestigious venues, including the Centre Pompidou in Paris and La Triennale di Milano in Milan. His work has also been showcased at the Shanghai Art Museum and the Shiodomeitalia Creative Center in Tokyo. His significant body of work titled 'New York Manhole Covers, Forged Barefoot in India' influenced Con Edison to amend its international contracts to include safety requirements.
Contributions to International Publications
In addition to his work at The New York Times, J. Adam Huggins has covered assignments for various international publications, including Der Spiegel and the International Herald Tribune. His contributions to these outlets demonstrate his ability to capture compelling narratives that resonate on a global scale.