“A festival is about taking risks,” says Louise Clements, founder and director of Format, the UK’s leading international photography festival, which returns this year to celebrate its ninth edition. “Festivals…
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Before social media and online dating the Australian outback had a more traditional way for young men and women to meet up – The Bachelor and Spinster Ball. This uniquely…
Quinn’s Dream is the fictional story of a young man, William Henry Quinn, who walks from the south-west of England to the far north of Scotland at the end of…
Love is one of life’s mysteries; we can relate to it and yet find it difficult to define. Love can bring elation, it can also bring despair. Separation addresses the…
Maurice Broomfield (1916-2010) made some of the most spectacular photographs of British industry, showing skilled men and women proudly at work in factories throughout the UK. His photographs made in…
South Korea has undergone a rapid transformation over the last forty years accompanied by major transitions in employment practises. One of the consequences of these economic and social shifts has…
Big Brother is an intimate photographic portrayal of Justin, photographer Louis Quail’s older brother, and his daily struggle with schizophrenia. The work encompasses timeless themes of health, society, love and…
The panopticon, developed by philosopher and social theorist Jeremy Bentham, was designed as an architectural solution to provide control within prisons. A circular building with an observation tower in the…
With her black and white images Graciela Iturbide brings us the shadows of human existence. Traditions and their fragility, belief and religion, community and death are common themes for the…
The German born photographer, Patrick Lambertz, challenges stereotypes about Switzerland with an ironic twist in his latest photographic works titled “Châlets of Switzerland”. Although Switzerland is comparatively small, there are…
