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Amazine: Same Paper’s new photography zine
The Shanghai-based publisher invited five photographers to make use of Amazon’s return policy, exploring current trends in life-style products and the role of photography in consumerist culture
Gilleam Trapenberg: “I want to challenge stereotypes of the Caribbean”
The photographer finds strength on St. Maarten – a Caribbean Island devastated by the strongest hurricane on record to hit the region
OpenWalls 2020: An interview with Galerie Huit Arles
This year marks the launch of the second instalment of OpenWalls, an award that elevates the work of emerging and established photographers by exhibiting their work in prestigious locations around the globe. For the second time, Galerie Huit Arles will host the OpenWalls group exhibition which will coincide with Les Rencontres d’Arles, the world’s biggest photography festival. OpenWalls 2020 centres around the theme Growth, inviting photographers to submit work that conveys a sense of change or transition; whether that is in the form of personal growth, or changes happening in nature and the environment. As we welcome submissions to this second edition, we revisit an interview with judge and exhibition host Julia de Bierre, the owner of Galerie Huit Arles. – Can you tell me about Galerie Huit Arles? In 2007, I was fortunate to find a semi-ruined 17th century mansion right in the historic centre of Arles, with an extensive ground floor ideal for art exhibitions, and rooms above for artists’ residencies. At that time, there were very few independent galleries in Arles, so …
Sarah Moon: The transcendence of fashion
The French photographer’s ethereal works will be exhibited in Santa Monica, California
Clément Chapillon and Fabien Fourcaud documented the people and landscapes of Ethiopia’s Sidama Zone – the place where coffee was born, and where coffee could die