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Helen Levitt is in a class of her own and the singularity of her photography is probably inseparable from the distinctive contour of her […]…

When Judith Black moved to Cambridge, Massachusetts in 1979 with her four children, a friend asked her if they were going to be all right […]…

“It was who knows what time of day. The sun was silent, the slope steep and vague, misty; there was uncertainty on earth. The […]…

In Lost Venice (Damiani), photographer Sarah Hadley presents an alluring and haunting portrayal of this majestic city as distilled through her personal lens of loss and […]…

This book continues the artistic process in which Christine Delory-Momberger engaged for nine years for the realization of her photographic triptych EXILS / REMINISCENCES […]…

Diane Durant: Stories, 1986-88 (Daylight, April 2020) is a unique collaborative project between multidisciplinary artist, Diane Durant, and her daughter Andie. Pairing deadpan portraits […]…

The Station was a dedicated performance and rehearsal space established by The Gateshead Music Collective after their previous venue was threatened with closure. The […]…

The book presents an overview of the work of Swiss photographer Hans Danuser over the last 35 years and places it in wider artistic […]…

For nearly forty years, FotoFest has presented and worked with artists, photographers, and thinkers from Japan, Latin America, Korea, China, Russia, and the Arab […]…

I used to get up from the ground, from these minutes of detachment. I’ve been in the same dust, and at the end of […]…