The Valparaíso International Photography Festival celebrates its 15th anniversary in 2024 and Casa Espacio Buenos Aires opens a new meeting, exchange and dissemination point for the printed ...

Pitcairn – an enigmatic place; legendary and infamous. A volcanic blip in the vast blue of the Pacific: just two miles long and one mile wide. Britain’s last Pacific Overseas Territory. As far from ...

Ulrike, 1996. Ulrike suffers from Bulimia and Anorexia. Her story is long and complicated and reaches back to her grandparent's generation. According to her, food and eating always were difficult ...

Kothi refers to a spectrum of feminine individuals, assigned the male sex at birth, whose gender identities range from that of transwomen to effeminate men. This is the story of Raina, her friends, ...

An observational research on women in Accra, about their ways to survive in the lack of economical opportunities. Exploring Accra and surrounding neighbourhoods, this is a multifaceted research on the ...

My grandmother is the person I have the most connection with, she was the one who taught me to love people and to believe, in the universe and in good. At some point in our lives we got lost when he, ...

Since its first edition in 2017, FFoco has already consolidated itself as the essential showcase to learn and understand the current state of documentary photography in Galicia. The greatest energy of ...

10 Years is a book of fishermen, beaches, construction and gold glimmering water. It’s an elemental book where earth, wind, fire, and water all play out in a sea of golds and blacks. Most of all, ...

The exhibition uncovers new meanings and alternative perceptions beyond Sambunaris’ well-known or customary large-scale murals of American landscape which examine the external imprint from deep time ...

Un/Fund is an international not-for-profit platform focused on promoting & rewarding exceptional un/der-represented visual artists. After last-years success with applications from 65 different ...

Based in South East London, Emi O'Connell's work focuses on women's rights. She uses a mixture of documentary photography, self-portraiture and alternative photographic methods.