In 2011, Maria Sturm began to photograph the lives of young people from the Lumbee Tribe around Pembroke, Robeson County, North Carolina. Through the […]…
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In 2011, Maria Sturm began to photograph the lives of young people from the Lumbee Tribe around Pembroke, Robeson County, North Carolina. Through the […]…
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Some vilifications resist easy erasure. Hillbillies, throughout the twentieth century, suffered a poor image as moonshining, clan-feuding rednecks whose lack of education and manners […]…
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For seven years and over 200,000 miles, photographer Rob Hammer and his dog Mojo traveled throughout all 50 states and photographed both long-standing older […]…
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As many in the UK mourn the senseless destruction of the extraordinarily beautiful Sycamore Gap tree in Northumberland it seems very timely that we should […]…
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For five years, Lucie Hodiesne Darras photographed her brother Antoine, known as Lilou, who suffers from a severe form of non-verbal autism that prevents him from communicating through words. Her…
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In the capstone volume of his epic series “The Human Clay,” Lee Friedlander has created an ode to people who work. Drawn from his […]…
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This is the most unusual email received this week. Disko Bay presents Paula Duvå’s Killer Machine (the sublime sky, clouds, camouflage smoke disrupting heat seeking missiles, fighter […]…
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Jonk is one of the most recognized photographers of abandoned places in the world. Starting ten years ago, he has traveled the planet looking […]…
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This is one of the most powerful portfolios we have received. The photographer’s name is Abhisheik Singh! He sent us this text. A mountain […]…
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