Marigold Warner, Author at 1854 Photography

Marigold Warner

Marigold Warner joined the British Journal Photography in April 2018, and currently holds the position of Deputy Commissioning Editor. This was preceded by a degree in English Literature and History of Art at the University of Leeds, followed by an MA in Magazine Journalism from City, University of London. Her work has been published by titles including the Telegraph Magazine, Disegno, and the Architects Journal.

The enduring relevance of Gillian Laub’s Southern Rites

Reading Time: 5 minutes “I would like for audiences to engage with the work, and look at how racism operates in their communities”

Adam Ferguson documents the changing landscape of the Australian bush

Reading Time: 5 minutes Layered with riffs of cultural and symbolic references, Adam Ferguson’s ongoing series, Big Sky, comments on the ecological deterioration of Australia’s interior regions

Linn Phyllis Seeger explores the love language of the digital world

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Mårten Lange searches for a phantom light in China’s metropolis

Reading Time: 2 minutes Photographed in six of China’s largest cities, Lange’s latest publication imagines a futuristic metropolis, haunted by its past

Sabine Rovers’ unlikely friendship with a Dutch cowboy

Reading Time: 3 minutes The photographer’s portrait of a cowboy she met by chance in rural Holland depicts solitude as freedom, for both herself and her subject

Sheida Soleimani’s latest show comments on the complex political relationship between Iran and the US

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Back to school with Work Show Grow

Reading Time: 4 minutes We speak to Natasha Caruana, co-founder of Work Show Grow a new virtual school and platform with confidence, inclusivity and community at the heart of its curriculum

A tender portrayal of the everyday rituals of transgender and non-binary people

Reading Time: < 1 minute Vincent Ferrané’s portraits of Ava, Jackie, Leo, Mathieu, Matthias, Maty and Raya are now published in a photobook

Poulomi Basu, Alejandro Cartagena, Cao Fei and Zineb Sedira shortlisted for the 25th Deutsche Börse award

Reading Time: 2 minutes Four artists are in the running for this year’s prestigious prize. Their work will be exhibited at The Photographers’ Gallery, London, in spring 2021

Rinko Kawauchi: As it is

Reading Time: 4 minutes The Japanese photographer’s latest work revisits formative themes, gently reminding us to appreciate the familiar

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