These photos tenderly portray another side of masculinity
‘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
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Misan Harriman on photography, Palestine, and the ongoing project of decolonisation
“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;…
Mahmoud Khattab’s new photobook explores the stillness between military shifts
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…
Charbel Al Khoury’s final send-off to Lebanon
Charbel Al Khoury is a Beirut-born, Brussels-based photographer and cultural practitioner whose work explores the complex and layered narratives of urban spaces, particularly those of…
Rahim Rabia’s visual journey from Tumblr scrolls to Algerian film noir
Rahim Rabia’s journey began where many of our own did: Tumblr. As you scroll through his body of work, each image evokes a striking language…