Wolfgang Tillmans // Neue Welt // Photobook
Among photographers today, Wolfgang Tillmans occupies a unique position. In the ’80s and ’90s, German photography came to be associated with a sensibility that was cool and measured—with […]
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Alexander Gronsky // Pastoral: Moscow Suburbs
In his photographic account Pastoral, Alexander Gronsky portrays the outskirts of Moscow: the places where humanity takes refuge to find solace far from the cities, colliding with urban expansion and […]
We Make the Path by Walking // Paul Gaffney // PhotoBook
It is testimony to Dublin-based photographer Paul Gaffney’s considerable photographic skill that the landscapes in his images, which are devoid of activity, command attention through their minimal appearance. Nothing much […]
Ben Marcin // Last House Standing // La Ultima Casa En Pie
One of the architectural quirks of certain cities on the eastern seaboard of the U.S. is the solo row house. Standing alone, in some of the worst neighborhoods, these nineteenth […]
Timothy Archibald // Echolilia: A Father’s Photographic Conversation with His Autistic Son // Conversacion Fotografica de un Padre con su Hijo Autista
San Francisco-based photographer Timothy Archibald began photographing his autistic 5-year-old son Elijah as a way of dealing with the young boy’s diagnosis. Noticing how his son behaved, different from other kids, and knowing that as a parent he was desperately eager to raise his child as best as he could, he felt the need to pour his frustrations into this portrait project titled Echolilia. What he didn’t realize was how much closer it would bring him to his son and allow him to understand Eli better.
Txema Salvans // The Waiting Game // Photobook
Every year when the Tour de France kicks off, I’ll spot a few improbably enthusiastic fans scattered along every extremity of its route, waiting for a chance to wave and […]
Marrie Bot // Geliefden – Timeless Love
Marrie Bot (The Netherlands, 1946) has worked as a photographer for more than thirty years. For her documentary work she often chooses universal human themes that are surrounded by a taboo. […]
Afronauts // Cristina De Middel // Afronautas
In 1964, still leaving the dream of their recently gained independence, Zambia started a space program that would put the first african on the moon catching up the USA and […]
Mike Brodie // A Period of Juvenile Prosperity //Un periodo de prosperidad juvenil.
Mike Brodie’s compelling body of work sprang from his journeys walking, hitchhiking and train-hopping across the United States. In 2003, Brodie was a bored 18-year-old living in Pensacola, Florida and […]
In The American West // Richard Avedon
No one has smiled in an Avedon portrait for a long time. If there was pleasure in their lives it left them in the act of posing, or rather, confronting […]
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