A group exhibition at French art festival Les Vagamondes presents work by six photographers from Mali, Senegal, Mozambique and the Ivory Coast, and their exploration of identity, past and present
As part of an ongoing interest in cities on the brink of change, Jean-Marc Caimi and Valentina Piccinni’s images of everyday life cover subjects of migration, religion, and press freedom in Turkey’s largest city
German photographer Moritz Jekat visualises the experience of cohabiting with his Japanese-American partner and her daughter, and the lengthy process of immigration
Our first issue of 2020 is devoted to the Barbican’s forthcoming show on how masculinity is coded, performed, and socially constructed
The photographer’s dazzling book of polaroids, made inside southern Ecuador’s largest brothel, "shows how the…
24 December 2019
The images in Yuan’s latest book are gentle and dream-like, but looking closer, something’s not quite right
Using China’s one-child policy as an example, Miia Autio’s latest project examines how photography is used for identification, surveillance and control
In his first major solo show, Christopher Nunn offers a rare glimpse of everyday life in the Donbas region of eastern Ukraine: “It was very real, people were dying and the region was fractured”
David Brandon Geeting’s vivid and playful images of his Brooklyn neighbourhood contain a cautionary message
Michael Lundgren’s third photobook transports us to ethereal landscapes, but what do they say about…
12 December 2019