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Class of 2019: Round three
In our final instalment from the Class Of 2019, we highlight a further selection of graduates who completed their studies this year.
We visit Studio Stauss in Berlin, “a laboratory for documentary photography”
Portrait of Humanity: Meet our three overall winners
As part of the prizes for the inaugural Portrait of Humanity award, three photographers have been given first, second and third place, each receiving a share of a $10,000 award grant, to create a project related to the movement. In first place, and receiving $5,000 is Priscilla Falcón Moeller, whose winning portrait was taken in Regla, a small borough of Havana, Cuba. “When I took the photograph, my project Teddy Bear Dream was in the midst of completion,” she explains. “I had found a community that made me feel at home and connected, we’d spend hours in the local park playing and dreaming.” On one of those days, Falcón saw Orlando resting on the merry-go-round. “His gaze struck my soul, I kneeled and took his portrait,” she says. “After I took it, he did not move and I did not speak. It was powerful.” Falcón Moeller plans to use the grant to complete a project she has been working on for the past two years. “Pain from the Faith explores and gives a voice to …
Truth and fantasy in the work of Julie Cockburn
Cockburn’s work, on show at Flowers Gallery, London, subverts the dominant visual language of today: mass-produced and digitally-manipulated images
Creative Brief: Maxine Leonard
Maxine Leonard, co-founder of Beauty Papers, discusses the biannual magazine giving the beauty industry a radical new face