Cyril Abad's long-term photographic project ‘In god we trust’ is featured in the summer special issue of the fine Italian magazine D - la Repubblica, the ‘2024 Photo Issue - Obsessions’. This work documents the original forms of Protestant churches in the USA.
Read MoreMathias Zwick will present his series "Leon, Megane & Zoe" as part of the collective exhibition "Love Stories" - Grand Commission for Photojournalism - which will take place at the Destin Sensible gallery in Mons-en-Baroeul, France, from September 21 to December 21, 2024.
Read MoreMélanie Wenger's long term investigation on Swedish forestry and paper industry was published in Revue XXI on August 19th. For two years, she has been looking into the origin of our European paper and packaging in a cross-border team with Katharina Finke.
Read MoreMatjaž has recently returned from Mongolia, where he unveiled his latest project, Land Keepers. This project documents the inspiring female-led efforts to reforest Mongolia, a country severely impacted by global warming. Despite its vast size, only 8% of Mongolia is covered by forests. The exhibition was inaugurated by Slovenian President, Her Excellency Dr. Nataša Pirc Musar. Currently, the exhibition is being held at Art of UB, one of Ulaanbaatar's respected galleries, and will be on display until September 14th.
Read MoreTommaso Rada is finalist of the Intergalatica Open Call with his project "Domestic Borders of Europe". Intergalatica Open Call is organized by XYZ Books, Yogurt, Fotodok, Fiebre and Pavac. "Domestic Borders of Europe" is a long term project documenting the European Union from the borders of the States part of the European Union.
Read MorePhotographer Tommaso Rada is exhibiting part of his project "A Story on Oil, Pollution and Racism" in FOTO BSB – Festival de Fotojornalismo de Brasília in Brasilia (Brasil), as part of a collective exhibition on Climate Change and Climate Resilience. "A Story on Oil, Pollution and Racism" documents the environmental racism of Afro-Brazilian citizens in the Ilha da Maré (Salvador, Bahia) and the extraction of oil. The Exhibition will be extended until September 29th.
Read MoreJana Margarete Schuler comes from the small Franconian town of Forchheim, where she grew up in a district called “Kellerwald”. A wooded area where one beer cellar follows another - rich in tradition and bizarre.
No wonder she is interested in people and places that are out of the norm. While studying photojournalism and documentary photography in Hanover, she began photographing reportages on social and cultural topics.
Since then, she has accompanied ice fishermen in Lapland, MEPs in Brussels, wrestlers in northern Mexico, brewers in Upper Franconia and winegrowers in Spain.
She lives in Bamberg and travels all over the world for her stories. Jana's work has appeared in ZEIT, Spiegel, Stern etc.
Read MoreAlex Kemman is exhibiting 'The Greater Zab: The Last Free river of Mesopotamia' at Photopolis festival in Agrinio, Greece. The Greater Zab represents the friction between freedom and control. This last free flowing river originates in the rugged Kurdish mountains, in a border zone that is traditionally in conflict. Far away and marginalized, but at the same time geopolitically important. The opening is 28th of september.
Read MoreOur member Phyllis B. Dooney’s new space, PHOTO FARM, opens on Sept. 14, 2024.
“We are a small staff of artists who aim to foster the exchange of ideas and skills. Set in a modern barn on a tree farm in Chapel Hill, NC, Photo Farm is a site of possibility. A space for making and for makers. Rooted in photographic practice, we host artists, workshops, and talks. We have an on-site darkroom and photo studio for rent. We also proudly provide a roster of artists for hire to make your portrait" , Phyllis explains.
Hénin-Beaumont used to be a bastion of the communists. Then Marine Le Pen captured the small town. Commissioned by Stern Magazine just before the French legislative election, Cyril Abad visited this little town whch became a stronghold of the far-right RN party, and from which France's right-wingers want to conquer the entire country.
Read MorePolly Tootal has lived and worked in London since graduating from the University of Brighton, having studied Editorial Photography under Magnum photographer Mark Power. She presents regularly in solo exhibitions, group shows, and at art fairs throughout Britain and Europe.
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