PhotographyFestivals

In researching what became the group exhibition “1% - Privilege in a Time of Global Inequality”, curator Myles Little, who is also a photo editor at TIME in New York,…

La longue enquête photographique de Paolo Marchetti « The Price of Vanity » est un témoignage graphique de l'élevage intensif d'animaux pour l'industrie de la haute couture. Marchetti explique «…

Swiss visual artist Catherine Leutenegger’s ‘Kodak City’ is an anthology that reveals what remains of Kodak as a business and looks at the impact the company’s decline has had on…

New York-based photojournalist Giles Clarke’s project ‘Waste in Time’ was shot in Haiti and documents the community that lives near, and works in, the vast landfill that sits above Port-Au-Prince’s…

Dutch photographer Ingetje Tadros has called the remote Western Australian town of Broome home for the past twelve years. Over the past four years she has been documenting the Aboriginal…

Canadian-born, Perth-based photographer Mark Lehn’s photo essay of the Bajau Laut nomads, known as the ‘sea gypsies’, captures this group that lives a stateless existence in boat dwellings in the…

Le reportage « Living in the Middle of Hackney » du photographe australien Nicolas Dracoulis présente la vie de cinq adolescents d'une des banlieues les plus marginalisées de Londres. Cette…

Melbourne-based Nathan "Natti" Miller describes this beautiful series of black and white photographs as “visual notes of a traveller with a camera passing through”. What he doesn’t add is that…

Kyotographie International Photography Festival is held annually over four weeks during the height of the spring tourist season in Kyoto, Japan. It has a style that is unique in Asia.…

Here is the interview with Vilma Pimenoff by Sophie Bernard in the context of our coverage of the festival Circulation(s). Classical still life paintings remind us of the fleeting nature…