Editor and photographer Santiago Escobar-Jaramillo highlights six photographers offering new perspectives in Latin American photography
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Swimming in symbolism, Hoey’s work speaks to the transience of human life, the passages of time, and the cruel nature of chance
“The tent itself was the central womb. It was constantly shape-shifting, swelling to accommodate more protesters”
Twelve women photographers, both current and former Magnum members, meditate on process in an expansive exhibition at the International Center of Photography
For eight days in December 2021, the photographer and painter drove a van on the peripheries of the nation. Their resulting publication is impulsive, diaristic, and a reflection of the “telepathic” nature of their collaboration
Published four decades after the images were made, the photobook shines an honest light on the hardships endured by many, which still prevail today
Through her radical mixed media and performance art, Schneemann blazed a trail for liberating feminist expression. Often placing her nude body at the centre, she rallied against misogyny and patriarchal attitudes, asserting that the personal is political
In the Guatemalan Highlands, a new generation is coming of age, adopting the culture of global youth for an aesthetic that blends tradition and contemporary trends. After a turbulent time away, Brenner returned to his homeland looking for personal peace and, with his latest project, documents a turning point in the country’s troubled history
Larry Towell knew little about the Mennonite people when he arrived in the fields of south-west Ontario in the early 90s. Slowly, he befriended the community, and documented their lives for almost a decade
Melvin © Brandon Tauszik. A collaboration between photographer Brandon Tauszik and journalist Pendarvis Harshaw, this…
8 August 2022