Ekaterina Vasilyeva investigates the road between Saint Petersburg and Petergof in Russia, exploring the history of the land and her own identity in relation to it
“Life was good, and perhaps my happiness was reflected in the way I photographed there,” says Markéta Luskačová, as she presents her work from the late 1970s in a new exhibition and book
In an upcoming book, former Club Kid Walt Cassidy chronicles the 90s New York party scene with a curation of over 500 images by 18 artists
Li Yang returned to photograph his hometown, an abandoned city known as 404, which was once China’s largest nuclear base
Yusuke Yamatani’s touring exhibition involves strobe lighting, camera sensors and the instant mass-production of images
“It is about how a boy became a young man — how he discovered brotherhood and the world,” says Lorenzo Castore as he reveals the first volume of his life-long project
“I thought it was a joke,” says Ezio D’Agostino, about the moment he learned of…
After the 2010 eruption of the Eyjafjallajökull volcano in Iceland, a series of events shook up Theo Elias’ life, inciting him to travel to the place that he felt corresponded with his chaos
It took five years to even get through the front door, but eventually Redgrove gained access to some of NASA’s most iconic objects and spaces. Nine years in the making, the photographer reveals his latest project
Shot over the course of 15 years, Drunk in Love documents the photographer and her friends’ search for sexuality, freedom, and love