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The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime has placed Nigeria on its list of the eight countries with the world’s highest rate of human trafficking. The documentary photographer Elena Perlino has…

Having photographed football in Brazil for two decades, no one understands the country’s passion for the sport better than Christopher Pillitz. From Brazil’s sun-kissed beaches to its densely populated favelas, Pillitz…

Among the editorial discoveries at Arles is Halil Koyutürk’s I am playing ping pong now. “Ping pong” is the sexual back-and-forth, the orgy of bodies and raw sensuality, in which Halil indulged…

Dewi Lewis is unveiling  new books in Arles, including Laia Abril’s The Epilogue, a demonstration of the editotral possibilities  of  the intimate account of an underestimated societal scourge: bulimia. As part of…

Musée Magazine's Temptation issue is online now. The magazine feature a selection of work by Mona Khum, Richard Misrach, Steven Klein, Taryn Simon, Pierre Molinier and this portfolio by Pierre…

The summer holidays are here, and you’re going to have to decide what to do or what not to do. Freed from the shackles of your schedule, now is the…

In 2013, the word “selfie” officially entered the dictionary. This lexical event has attracted a considerable amount of literature to this photographic phenomenon of taking  self-portrait with one’s smartphone and…

Israeli photographer Nathan Miller lived in close proximity to the port city of Jaffa for more than 20 years. As a young man in Tel Aviv, Miller rarely gave this…

A Brazilian proverb states, "Those who leave will take longing on their journeys." However, translating saudade with "longing" doesn't do the term justice. Olaf Heine's photographs convey impressions that are hard to put…