Natela Grigalashvili: The Doukhobors’ Land
The Doukhobors, as they call themselves the spirit-warriors, are an Orthodox Protestant society, which appeared three centuries ago in Russia,
Joe Arnold: Portrait of Subject
Joe Arnold is a lens-based artist whose work explores imaging the gay male persona and masculine identity. Through the use
Carlotta Cardana: The Red Road Project
“What did we do so wrong that they would want to wipe us out? Strip us of our land, force
Pablo Parra & Alicia Petrashova: Gold Mines
Throughout the history there has not existed any type of mineral as valued as the gold, the man began to
Michele Martinelli: Mongolia’s Nomads
Silence is the protagonist of the boundless spaces that cross the horizon, an enveloping presence that forces one to look
Ward Long: Stranger Come Home
Stranger Come Home documents a longing for steady love and looks at how the unlived life haunts the everyday. In
Amanda Driggers: Belongs To
About her series Amanda says: ‘Belongs To’ is a visual representation of lost and found memories. As a child, I
Marcus Wiechmann: The Yazidis – Where to Go From Here?
The religion of the Yazidis is one of the oldest religious traditions that exists today and gets practised since more
Pavel Volkov: Playing with Darkness
About his project says Pavel: Sergey Mangos story for me is an example of outstanding human strength and power –
Uno Yi: Lost Children
Lost Children is a photo series documenting the day-to-day routine of five siblings who have since been placed in foster
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