Marysa’s photographic practice is rooted within portraiture and concerned with human behaviour, identity, communication, exchange and interaction. Participation and collaborative possibilities are vital to her process.
Alison Baskerville is a British documentary photographer based in the UK. A recent fellow with the International Women’s Media Foundation and military veteran she has explored and produced work in Afghanistan, Gaza, Mali and Somaliland.
Mridul Wadhwa’s speech on the Exhibition: Zero Tolerance. Working to end men’s violence against women.
Things made from non-biodegradable materials and the human inclination to collect possessions contradict the concept of tempus edax rerum, time as devourer of all things.
Exhibition shows shocking side of consumption : ‘Consumer: Stilled Lives’ goes on show at Imperial College London
Touched by the stories of our nominated heroines, Robert Albright Hon FRPS, President of the Royal Photographic Society and avid supporter of #HundredHeroines found one heroine’s tale resonated so strongly with him that he felt moved to share his own personal story with us.
Open for the last few weeks, Karen Knorr FRPS presents new work from India and Japan for the first time in the UK, in the museum dedicated to photography and its invention by Fox Talbot.
When I first offered to photograph the chimpanzees six years ago I was completely unprepared for these magnificent, soulful and very large primates.
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