The self-taught photographer’s project Kash Hamam celebrates an ancient tradition, despite the vilification of its players played out against local social stigma

The self-taught photographer’s project Kash Hamam celebrates an ancient tradition, despite the vilification of its players played out against local social stigma
Following on from their last venture, founders Serbest Salih and Amar Kılıç tell BJP about why they use photography with displaced children
Ana Norman Bermúdez incorporates Hmong embroidery into her portraits of the women, a collaboration championed by asylum NGOs
Ana María Arévalo Gosen, winner of the Marilyn Stafford FotoReportage Award, discusses the realities of young motherhood – and why she hopes to change Venezuela’s abortion laws
This Women’s History Month, artists Eliza Hatch and Bee Illustrates present their curatorial debut, alongside a programme of workshops and panel discussions
Speaking from Lviv, Neville shares his experience of the war in recent days and the reasons for making his latest book, Stop Tanks with Books, about the lives of Ukrainian people
“I wanted to direct my photography towards questioning, towards an alternative narrative to the one imposed by the state in the face of terror”
“Art in itself doesn’t change anything. But when it’s aligned to a political movement, it becomes its visual arm.”
Investigating state and corporate weaponisation of air, the London-based research agency delivers a message of hope through solidarity and accountability
Exploring art as a form of protest, agency and actualisation, the Art and Activism Collection shines a light on photographers who are using their practice to confront some of the most pressing social and political injustices of our time.
From Misan Harriman’s viral coverage of London’s Black Lives Matter protests to Zanele Muholi’s defiant representations of Black queerness in South Africa, these articles examine the radical potential of the photographic medium.