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It’s been a strange week, highly representative of the mentally sick world in which we live. Looking in the weeklies we find: a bombing, a newspaper that desapears, a…

Award-winning photojournalist Megan Lewis spent more than two and a half years living with the Martu Aboriginal “Mob” in Rudall River National Park in Western Australia, documenting their lives. The…

Today Is A Good Day to Die is the title of the book that sits in the center of Kent Rogowski’s life size photograph of a series of self-help books…

Michal Chelbin's latest body of photography, shot in seven prisons in the Ukraine and Russia over the past six years, explores what it means to be locked and constantly watched—and…

The title of the book itself announces Stephen Ferry’s completeness: "Violentology" is directly derived from the name of sociologists specializing in Colombian political violence and "manual" is borrowed from the…

I was prepared to explain my choice of photographs this week. But the news I heard on the radio cut me short: a large international company is going to eliminate…

Do It Yourself. The ethos of the punk movement that began in the 1970s with a kind of we-ain’t-got-no-money joie de vivre. Style is using what you have at your…

In 2010, Jeremy Stigter photographed the patients and the nursing staff of the Cancer Unit at the Hôptial Cochin in Paris, led by Professor François Goldwasser. This photographic series was…

“Each portrait is a short story.” So claims the preface of this new book, the culmination of six years of work on a much-coveted theme. Baudouin, a well-known portrait…