Vivek Vadoliya collaborates with Speaker’s Corner, bringing new work championing the cultural collective
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This article was printed in the Power & Empowerment issue of British Journal of Photography…
8 March 2021
Will Harris’ new photobook is a homage to his grandmother’s life, as the fog of…
5 March 2021
Employing his trademark “picking” technique, the Jamaican-born, New-York-based photographer’s latest works reflect on family, death, life, and home
After decades of art and activism, the photographer is releasing his first photobook.
Pacifico Silano composes a “fever dream” of found imagery that speaks of his identity, and that of others, forged amid the tactile pages of magazines from his youth.
With the release of a book and accompanying exhibition showcasing Rodríguez’s LAPD 1994 work, the photojournalist reflects on growing up in New York, its effect on his practice and his approach to documenting the notorious Los Angeles Police Department thousands of miles away.
Drawing on Amsterdam’s IHLIA LGBT Heritage and Homologie magazine, Lerma pieces together a new narrative to represent the experience of gay men outside of stereotype
“I’m not arguing that art has to be activist-oriented, but when it revolves around topics such as these we have to wonder what’s next for the mourners,” writes William C. Anderson, meditating upon the New Museum’s latest exhibition, Grief and Grievance: Art and Mourning in America.
Being Inbetween depicts girls aged 10 to 12 on the cusp of fear and hope