Six years ago, Simone Cerio came across a newspaper story that made him sit up…
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In our final instalment from the Class Of 2019, we highlight a further selection of graduates who completed their studies this year.
Marina Paulenka says her challenge is “putting artists first” as she takes over as artistic director of Unseen Amsterdam, which returns next weekend
Founder and art director of sporting culture magazine Athleta shares her approach
100 large-scale newsprints in Rotterdam will present the work of 70 photographers who find inspiration in urban form
2018 marked the launch of Futures, a network dedicated to emerging photographic talent, launched by…
“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
Born in Italy, Luca Desienna has been a freelance photographer since 1998. One of the co-founders of Gomma Books in 2004, he has produced four Gomma magazines plus two publications devoted to black-and-white photography, MONO volumes I and II, working with image-makers such as Roger Ballen, Antoine D’Agata, Trent Parke, Daido Moriyama, and Anders Petersen. Petersen has described Desienna’s personal project My Dearest Javanese Concubine as “a story full of vitamins and warm energy”, and the series was shown at the official selection of the 2012 Arles Voies Off. My Dearest Javanese Concubine is now being made into a book by Gomma Books in collaboration with VOID and BlowUp Press, available for pre-order now and due for publication in May.
The German photographer’s diaristic images of friends and found objects go on show in Los Angeles
Following the opening week of the largest graduate showcase in Europe, BJP-online presents a round-up of eight photographers who impressed