Calle Tredici Martiri by Jason Koxvold is a fictional interpretation of his grandfather’s campaign against the Nazi occupation of Italy, fusing the past and present to explore the impossibility of photographic truth
Taking its title from a leaked CIA manual from the 1950s, George Selley’s collages – now the subject of a new photobook – tell a surreal story about leaked CIA documents, government propaganda, and bananas
When he found out about these documents, George Selley was instantly captivated, and his new project, A Study of Assassination, combines pages from the manual with archival press images, banana advertisements and Cold War propaganda. BJP caught up with the recent London College of Communication MA graduate to find out more about this project and his approach to images.
Using colour filters and items collected on the road, Delaney Allen disrupts the familiar tropes of American road trip photography
Alessandro Bo, nominated by photographer Ana Casas Broda, finds a mythical concept of fantasy in his native Mexico
A new installation on show at Blast! photography festival presents found images of beauty queens, discovered in the community centre of a small town in the West Midlands,England
Sara Fiorino’s conceptual images explore how preconceptions relating to gender, race and class can influence our sense of identity, social agency and domestic space
Jana Sophia Nolle reconstructs the makeshift dwellings of homeless people in San Francisco, and photographs them in the living rooms of the wealthy upper class
Baud Postma’s desert landscapes considers photography’s relationship with authenticity and memory
The South African photographer’s series of self-portraits addressing race, gender, and identity has been awarded the prestigious photobook prize
The Indian photographer returns to the place in which he grew up: his parent’s hotel