Over a quarter of a century since the Rwandan genocide, Jaar’s visual response to the massacre remains as poignant as ever
Institut pour la photographie
Setting out to document
a southern US state community in the first year of Trump’s presidency, Robbie Lawrence and
Sala Elise Patterson found
the greater narrative lay
in the Ogeechee River
that runs through it
Deeper Green charts the photographer’s journey through several of Belize’s protected reserves
Anastasia Samoylova’s photobook FloodZone captures the insidious progression of climate change in Florida’s southeastern city
Waplington’s most recent photo book captures Londoners at leisure during a blistering summer of soaring temperatures, football, and political upheaval
Sepuya’s fragmented studio images undo an archetypal photographic genre
Huhta spent two years creating work in the desolate plains of the Namibian desert. Omatandangole is the result of his journey
Néha Hirve
captured a group of campaigners’ ongoing fight against the destruction of an ancient German forest
Gregory Halpern’s new photobook centers on Omaha, Nebraska, presenting a timely meditation on America and masculinity