One of our tête-à-tête interview series. French and Spanish photographer Catalina Martin-Chico studied at the International Center of Photography in New York. She has been documenting Yemen and The Middle East for eight years.
Introducing our tête-à-tête interview series. Diana Markosian in conversation with Marta Miskaryan.
BY CHARLOTTE IRWIN Tereza Zelenkova’s surreal images of women that manage to evoke history, while also commenting on the present in which they were taken.
Chinese photographer Yushi Li’s work is bold in its use of male nudity to challenge traditional gender roles. But what’s perhaps most disorientating and striking about Li’s work is her choice of domestic settings for her images, which manage to create both a sense of comfort and strangeness to this exploration of sex and heterosexual relationships in modern day society.
Shortlisted for the 2019 Prix Pictet, Margaret Courtney-Clarke talks about her work since her return to her homeland in Namibia.
Isadora Kosofsky’s work forces us to ask questions about the systems – health, care and penal
Mitra Tabrizian, is an Iranian-British artist, working as a filmmaker and photographer. She is also Professor of Photography at the University of Westminster.
‘The Last Lion Tamers’ – Feature Documentary Film. I have always been fascinated by subjects that are legal but not socially acceptable, and stories that challenge our perceptions.
Acclaimed photojournalist, Jo-Anne McArthur, has been nominated for #HundredHeroines for her work with the Unbound Project.
It was a great honour to host the first public screening of Julia Horbaschk’s film Death by Supernova, and if you weren’t able to attend, you can now view the film here. Three writers responded to the film and their responses are shown below.
