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Leon Foggitt’s portraits of self-taught artists who survived brain injury
“For individuals who have had their lives changed beyond recognition, the studio acts as an integral part of their new identity,” says Foggitt
Romain Duquesne: “For men who are boys, a cry to connect”
Duquesne’s first photobook is a sensual and comical exploration of performed acts of masculinity
1854 Presents: Giya Makondo-Wills
The British-South African documentary photographer discusses the white western gaze within the context of her new photobook, They Came From the Water While the World Watched
Sabiha Çimen seeks to widen representation of Islamic women
“Their stories are also my story,” says Çimen, a self-taught photographer whose work explores the experience of young Islamic women in Turkey
What does a week’s worth of food look like around the world?
OpenWalls Arles is an international photography award exhibiting contemporary work in historic locations around the world. The 2020 edition is now on show at Galerie Huit Arles until 05 September In an 8×8 metre tin hut on a construction site outside Mumbai, Anchal Sahni [above] sits down to dinner with her parents and two siblings: homemade aloo bhindi (okra and potatoes simmered in curry) and chapati (flatbread) from scratch, with a side of lentils. There is one tap of running water on the entire site. Anchal has a healthier diet than many middle-class children in India, who can afford to eat out: in Mumbai, a medium Domino’s pizza costs 13 dollars — nearly three times what Anchal’s father earns in a day. In the West, awareness has been burgeoning around the harm of ultra-processed foods packed with salt, fat and sugar. While awareness hasn’t led to substantial change in our behaviour (since the rise of corn syrup alone, the incidence of diabetes in America has tripled), corporations — who promote junk foods to the masses …