Fresh, fast, adaptable and affordable. More and more photographers, including photojournalist Jo Metson Scott and social documentarian Martin Parr, are turning to newsprint.
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Examining the cultural, religious, and ceremonial practices passed down through generations of African descendants in Cuba, Lo Calzo highlights the variety of identities within the country, and the ways in which they complement one another. Cohabiting “within a personal culture of exchange”, he says, they “borrow each other’s visions, customs and narratives”. He points to the “precarious balancing act” between the familiar Cuba, largely defined by the communist revolution and the society born out of it, and the diverse communities that actually make up the country.
Born in 1987 in Berlin, Paul Hutchinson graduated from the University of the Arts, Berlin…
It’s illegal, and a tradition that puts women at great risk, but despite this has…
As I enter the main entrance of the NRW-Forum museum in Düsseldorf, I do a…
“Heidi Swanson makes everything beautiful,” wrote The Washington Post’s food and dining editor Joe Yonan…
When chef and Momofuku restaurants founder David Chang set up Lucky Peach in 2011, The…
Food is big business right now, from esoteric street food diners to upscale Michelin restaurants,…
The only photography venue in the UK exclusively devoted to documentary photography, Side Gallery closed in 2015 for a major redevelopment. Last summer 60,000 people came to see For Ever Amber, the retrospective of the extraordinary AmberSide Collection at Newcastle’s Laing Art Gallery. Finally after a year and a half, Amber has got its gallery back, representing a new chapter in the film and photography collective’s history.
In 2015, KEO Films gave cameraphones to migrants and refugees, following their journeys over thousands…