In Accra, artists, archivists, collectors, and scholars gathered for an inaugural symposium that asked how to preserve Black photographic history and what care truly looks like
Tag: memory
The Paris-born artist captures accidentally theatrical everyday scenes through vernacular photography
In Beneath the Surface Skin, chemigrams made with Arctic seawater and glacial portraits become letters across loss
This Will Not End Well is the artist’s first retrospective as a filmmaker; Milan, Italy is one of many stops on its major touring route
Through family archives and new images, Postponed Disbelief explores memory, language, and the impact of conflict
Working through the trauma of the asylum seeking process in the US, the photographer says he came to photography later than his peers and uses it as a mechanism to heal intergenerational migratory disruptions
The average lifespan of a house in Japan is around 30 years. Rather than renovating, homes are torn down and made anew. In her latest project, Suzuki raises questions about the political and economic factors behind the need to scrap.
The recent graduate uses his photographs to create a visual dialogue with his late father’s archive
“The past was somehow hidden behind those walls.”
Cary Fagan, Aaron Schuman, Kalpesh Lathigura and others reflect on memories through image and text, as part of our ongoing series Picture This.