Photographer’s K-State presentation showcases project on shrinking Kansas newspapers
Across Kansas, a new art project is holding up a mirror to the fading world of local newspapers. Photographer Jeremiah Ariaz has spent years capturing the offices, presses, and people who embody community journalism, then compiling them into The Kansas Mirror, a publication and exhibition that blends striking images with poetry and prose. His work isn’t nostalgia—it’s a meditation on loss, resilience, and the fragility of press freedoms, inviting Kansans to see what vanishes when a community’s voice falls silent. Eric Thomas with Kansas Reflector has the full story.
Editor’s Note: the cover image above was provided courtesy of photographer Jeremia Ariaz via the “Kansas Reflector.”
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