La Bête A Modern Tale In 2012, Benabderrahmane returned to her home country of Morocco after 12 years, crossing the dunes and plains to create Super-8 films mapping out the ever-changing landscape. The film stills collected in [...]

Safe House by Lea Thijs Alain Thijs struggled with bipolar disorder for over 20 years, undiagnosed and trying to cope with extreme mood swings placed a significant strain on the family. Now on medication and finally aware of the reasons behind [...]

SOME ARE BORN TO ENDLESS NIGHT — DARK MATTER Curated by Renée Mussai Autograph, London 13 September 2019—25 January 2020 Text by Renée Mussai partially excerpted from ‘Visible Darkness’, in Lina Iris [...]

Hiding From Baba Yaga Like the girl Vaselisa running away from Baba Yaga in the Slavic fairy tale, many people throughout history have sought protection from the Yenisei river, and the woods it runs through. Nanna Heitmann’s [...]

Since I first picked up a camera in 2014, photographing my brothers, who are now eleven and seven years old, has been the center of my practice. The [...]

Remain Remain was made in collaboration with several of the men who still remain on Manus Island, PNG, six or more years after they left their homelands to seek asylum in Australia, but instead were sent [...]

The Firecracker Photographic Grant Closed until Summer 2020 The Firecracker Photographic Grant is an annual fund provided to female and non-binary international photographers, to aid in [...]

The Bully Pulpit "In my latest photo series, The Bully Pulpit, I investigate the social phenomenon of cyberbullying through the public profiles of people who attempt to bully me. For years, people have been hiding behind their [...]

Declaration of Independence At face value, Boston would appear to be the most Euro-Sceptic town in the UK. With 77.6% of voters ticking the “Leave the European Union” box at the polls in 2016, you [...]