Exploring & Celebrating Photography
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Book Review • Black & White
Issei Suda: “78”
From Tokyo to its surrounding prefectures, a book recently published by Chose Commune reveals the Japanese photography master’s striking world, immersed in…
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Editorial • Fine Art
Wolfgang Tillmans: Too Normal & Too Romantic
What is the difference between the politics inherent in Wolfgang Tillmans’ work and that of other artists at this moment? It has…
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Editorial • Portrait
A Brief Introduction to Portrait Photography
Portrait Photography: In 1829 French artist Louis Jacques Mande Daguerre struck a partnership with fellow inventor Joseph-Nicephore Niépce. Together they sought to…
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Story • Color
Nadia Huggins: Circa no future
Trinidad and Tobago-born Nadia Huggins, investigates the often complex relationship between people and their environment, exploring themes of identity, memory, and belonging.
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Editorial • Street
Richard Kalvar and the everyday
For over five decades, New York born photographer Richard Kalvar has been capturing the intriguing theatre of quotidian life across the globe…
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Top 10 • Travel
Italy in 10 iconic images
During the 1st Century BC, the peninsula of Italy was the leading cultural, political and religious centre of Western civilisation, with an…
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Book Review • Documentary
Bieke Depoorter: I am about to call it a day
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Profile • Fine Art
In Focus: Gregory Crewdson
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Top 10 • Travel
Australia in 10 iconic images
Photography was introduced to Australia in the 1840s, but technological limitations meant that images were shot on glass plates which took 12…
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Top 10 • Travel
Brazil in 10 iconic images
In 1840, French optical scientist and aristocrat Louis Comte appeared before an expectant audience of Rio de Janeiro’s elite to demonstrate the…
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Story • Fine Art
Wilfred Lim: Self-Portraits
Fan of classical painting, Malaysian Chinese photographer Wilfred Lim utilizes photography as a painting tool to convey his ideas, often presenting his…
