Before Freedom, the first photobook by the Palestinian-American photographer Adam Rouhana, grew out of a project begun in 2022, when
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In 1978, at the age of thirty, Susan Meiselas travelled to Nicaragua for the first time. She had studied visual
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In Crowds, Wolfgang Zurborn returns to his colour archive from the 1980s and 1990s and reassembles it as a dense
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Now Is Now New York presents the restless, electrifying essence of New York through street photography, gathered from the distinctive
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What makes a compelling street photograph more than just a picture taken on the street? And how does a photographer
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The Kunstmuseum Magdeburg presents Colour and Territory, an exhibition dedicated to German photographer Joachim Brohm and his exploration of urban
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Mustafa, the new photobook by Turkish photographer Olgaç Bozalp, brings together a decade of photographs taken across fourteen countries in
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The Extraordinary Ordinary: A Memoir in Photographs, 1945–1954 brings to light the largely forgotten work of American photographer John Baer,
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The Jeu de Paume in Paris presents Parallax, the largest exhibition devoted to Canadian artist Stan Douglas in France in
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In On Strange and Familiar Ground, British photographer Peter Mitchell returns to the streets of Leeds, revisiting the people, buildings
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Published by Void, We Have Learned to Distrust Images brings together Francesco Gioia’s street photography and his experiments with collage.
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In Atlas of Invisible Things, Stephanie Duprie Routh brings photography and writing together to explore Morocco through place, memory, identity
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