Fine Print: Lebanon, 14 September 2019 Image size::35.4 x 24 in (90 x 60 cm)

Fine Print: Lebanon, 14 September 2019 Image size::35.4 x 24 in (90 x 60 cm)Tracing the turbulent landscape of the 2019 revolution in Lebanon, through the devastating consequences of the Beirut port explosion in August 2020, Boulos' series 'Whats Ours' is a powerful ode to tenderness in the face of violence and political upheaval. Feeling her way through the smog of political corruption, police brutality, and a layered and diverse Beirut; Boulos finds strength and clarity in softness. It is here, nestled amongst the daily

This contact sheet contains the fall of the Berlin Wall in Germany

and autumnal foliage spills from a large pot in this 2018 photograph by Mark Power

12 at Tzrifin

This photograph documents the electric pulse of late-’90s New York—chaotic

This deeply personal statement underscores the unseen emotional cost of the job

from 1996 to 1999

just adds a layer of dystopic disappointment and becomes the perfect colophon for a contemporary version of a heroic jest

Antoine d’Agata’s work can be read as an exploration of contemporary violence from two distinct perspectives: the violence of the day

medical paperwork

and elegance wholly characteristic of his work and perspective

Despite moving to the US at a young age

I carry Her photo with Me is a means for Sobekwa to engage both with the memory of his sister and the wider implications of such disappearances – a troubling part of South Africa’s history