Slowly but surely becoming a star, the photographer took an unusual route into photography and maintains an idiosyncratic approach to commissions
Slowly but surely becoming a star, the photographer took an unusual route into photography and maintains an idiosyncratic approach to commissions
Informed by his own experiences with migration and photography, Mohamed Keita set up spaces for self-determination
BJP heads to Jimei in China to find a festival bringing forward a vast programme dissecting immigration, family histories and new technology
Opened by Hashem El Madani in 1953 in Saida, the studio documented many sides of the Lebanese community, a legacy that Akram Zaatari is on a mission to preserve
Exploring the wunderkammer collection that underpins University of Oxford’s museum, The Flood recreates part of its magic – and uncovers some moral failings
“Whether you’ve got six minutes or six days, it’s about lending yourself to those moments so that you can make people feel comfortable,” says the British-Nigerian photographer, recently commissioned by Leica and 1854 to capture ‘the everyday’
Following their Berlin solo debut, the artist’s latest show travels to London this spring
Tamara Abdul Hadi visited the marshes of southern Iraq to reimagine a European photo book about the region made years prior
Through family archives and new images, Postponed Disbelief explores memory, language, and the impact of conflict
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Slowly but surely becoming a star, the photographer took an unusual route into photography and maintains an idiosyncratic approach to commissions
Informed by his own experiences with migration and photography, Mohamed Keita set up spaces for self-determination
BJP heads to Jimei in China to find a festival bringing forward a vast programme dissecting immigration, family histories and new technology
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