Catherine Hyland uncovers points of contrast in the picturesque landscapes of the Bregenzerwald on an exclusive British Journal of Photography commission
The photographer will spend a week travelling across the country and create a body of work responding to the people and places she encounters
“The media still love to use grime as a buzzword but drag down the artists that keep it going”
“When I returned to the work, the notion of place became the focus precisely because of what had not changed in their social landscape over 20 years”
“This trace of communication, this Derridean postcard, started me on a journey to capture the immersive and lyrical potential of London”
Intrigued by the unknown and obscure, the Austrian photographer delves beyond what first meets the eye
KABK’s first photography MA will explore the power of the medium to incite debate, dialogue, and even change
The Austrian photographer took to the sprawling mountain ranges of his homeland to create an alternative representation of the country
Shadowing a London graffiti crew for one year altered Marc Vallée’s perception of the place he calls home
“The Magnum/BJP series of workshops have been extraordinarily rewarding for me,” says Beren Patterson. “Despite being only two intense days per topic, the depth, coverage and expertise from Magnum photographers, industry speakers, and fellow attendees is incredible. I can’t recommend the workshops strongly enough for those wanting to be inspired and grow as a photographer.” Patterson has attended all of the Magnum/BJP workshops to date – and has already signed up for the 2018 series, which kicks off on 17-18 February with session titled Editorial Assignments – How to succeed in the editorial market.