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Prarthna Singh
CHAMPION (2015-ongoing) My practice is influenced by the exploration of alternative narratives of feminine strength within India’s patriarchal [...]
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October 2019
Nanna Heitmann
Hiding From Baba Yaga Like the girl Vaselisa running away from Baba Yaga in the Slavic fairy [...]
August 2019
Hoda Afshar
Remain Remain was made in collaboration with several of the men who still remain on Manus [...]
July 2019
The Firecracker Photographic Grant
The Firecracker Photographic Grant Closed until [...]
June 2019
Haley Morris-Cafiero
The Bully Pulpit "In my latest photo series, The Bully Pulpit, I investigate the social phenomenon of [...]
May 2019
Ronan McKenzie
An Archive of Mamu [...]
April 2019
Danyelle Rolla
Declaration of Independence At face value, Boston would appear to be the most Euro-Sceptic town [...]
February 2019
Nydia Blas
The Girls Who Spun [...]
Clémentine Schneidermann
Heads of the Valleys: Oct 2015 to June 2016 The images [...]
January 2019
Alice Mann
Drummies These images depict the unique and aspirational subculture surrounding all-female teams of drum majorettes in South Africa. These girls, affectionately known as ‘drummies’ are from some of the country’s [...]
December 2018
Raphaela Rosella
You’ll Know It When You Feel It It’s hard to celebrate a birth when you know what’s coming. Still, Rowrow smiled as she lay in a hospital bed, 38-weeks [...]
October 2018
Megan Doherty
Stoned in Melanchol “Days in Derry are long” says Irish photographer Megan Doherty. “There’s not a whole lot to do except hang out, wasting time”. Making pictures is [...]
September 2018
Firecracker Grant Winner 2018 – Peyton Fulford
Infinite Tenderness I grew up in a religious household in a small southern town. My mother was raised in the Sanctified Holy Church and my father was raised Southern [...]
August 2018
Marcela Ferri
Hybrid-normalization Hybrid-normalization is a project which explores and challenges the boundaries imposed by normative society; go to school, university, find a job, get married (to someone from the opposite sex), [...]
Yan Wang Preston
Forest Frank and the Forest March 2013: Frank, a 300-year-old daqing tree (Latin name: Ficus hookeriana Corner), was still standing at its home—the tiny village of Xialiu at the [...]
July 2018
Sim Chi Yin
Seeing Like A State, China, (2013 - on-going) I would conquer the Cedar Forest. I will set my hand to it and chop it down. — Epic of Gilgamesh In [...]
June 2018
Marcia Michael
I Am Now You - Mother In the photographic series entitled I Am Now You – Mother (2017), Marcia Michael visualises the act of matrilineage through the body of [...]
April 2018
Cécile Smetana Baudier
Cécile Smetana Baudier ‘Diaspora’ is a work in progress exploring the African Diaspora, with a visual focus on childhood. Following on from the success of Baudier’s previous project, which [...]
Karen Miranda Rivadeneira
Other Stories Other Stories is Ecuadorian-American photographer Karen Miranda Rivadeneira’s first monograph. It focuses on her relationships with the women in her extended family, especially her mother and [...]
March 2018
Linda Brownlee
I Zii Knowing her friend’s appetite for rough-hewn landscape and the minutia of family networks, Aisling Farinella invited photographer Linda Brownlee to visit her relatives in the Sicilian village [...]
January 2018
Siân Davey
Martha “Why don’t you photograph me anymore?” This is what Martha said in response to me focusing my camera so often on her sister Alice. It took me [...]
MFON: Women Photographers of the African Diaspora
MFON: Women Photographers of the African Diaspora MFON: Women Photographers of the African Diaspora is an exclusive and commemorative publication committed to establishing and representing a collective voice [...]
November 2017
Nina Berman
An autobiography of Miss Wish Introduction by Tanya Habjouqa "An autobiography of Miss Wish is my favorite new photo book of the year. Nina Berman transcends what is [...]
Maria Sturm
You Don't Look Native To Me "You don‘t look Native to me" shows excerpts from the lives of young Native Americans from around Pembroke, Robeson County, North Carolina, [...]
October 2017
Zanele Muholi selected by Renée Mussai
SOMNYAMA NGONYAMA, HAIL THE DARK LIONESS Curated and written by Renée Mussai Zanele Muholi’s Somnyama Ngonyama presents a compelling and visionary mosaic of identities, an exquisite empire of selves. Inviting [...]