“Objectivity in documentary photography is its own kind of fantasy,” writes American photographer Stacy Kranitz. “How can the photographer demystify stereotypes, represent culture, sum up…
PHOTOGRAPHY ALASSAN DIAWARA | STYLING MERIEM CHEBLAL When it comes to family, ‘it takes a village’ is an axiom. The phrase itself has been adapted into English…
‘Men of colour are told to be invincible’: Palestinian-American photographer Dean Majd’s new exhibition presents loving portraits of his friends at their most vulnerable
“Photography, like protest, is about bearing witness,” says Misan Harriman. By capturing a moment, or freezing fragments of individual and collective humanity, the image resists;…
Some books arrive quietly but leave a lasting resonance. Mahmoud Khattab’s The Dog Sat Where We Parted is such a work, an unflinching yet poetic…
